SP Pain met during recent EAN Congress in Amsterdam. Co-chair Nadine Attal from France welcomed members and presented last year panel’s activities.
Last year was successful. SP Pain co-chairs Nadine Attal and Giorgio Cruccu had, together with members of… Continue Reading
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ResearchScientific panels reports
Activities of the EAN Scientific Panel Neurotraumatology 2016/2017
September 11, 2017SP Neurotraumatology met during recent EAN Congress in Amsterdam. Co-chairs Pieter Vos from the Netherlands and Oliver Kastrup from Germany welcomed members and introduced Dafin Muresanu from Romania, as a new liaison officer between the scientific committee and scientific… Continue Reading -
ResearchScientific Corner
Interview with Holm Graessner on the European Reference Networks – following the Meeting of the Rare Neurologic Diseases Task Force at EAN 2017
September 11, 2017Antonio Federico: What are the aims of your ERN? Holm Graessner: The aims of the European Reference Network for Rare Neurological Diseases (ERN-RND network) will be: To increase the overall percentage of rare neurological disease patients with a final diagnosis through information dissemination, improved access to expertise centres, introduction of an EQA scheme for genetic RND diagnostics and virtual multidisciplinary consultation -
5th International Conference on New Therapies for Parkinson and Dementia September 25th 2017, Pisa, Italy The conference will bring together international experts of neurodegenerative diseases coming from the academic world, hospital centres and pharmaceutical industry. The meeting will focus on… Continue Reading
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The new CME article September 2017: “Glycemia in Acute Stroke II study: a call to improve post-stroke hyperglycemia management in clinical practice” is online now! Please log-in and browse to the LEARN section on the EAN Website and answer the… Continue Reading
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Education corner
Report from EAN regional teaching course (RTC) in Odessa, April 2017
September 5, 2017With great gratitude and pleasure I report back about the RTC which took place in Odessa 27-29 April 2017. First of all, I would like to thanks the European Academy of Neurology, Head office Julia Mayer, Eveline Sipido, the EAN… Continue Reading -
The European Headache Alliance is a non-profit, patient umbrella group which was launched in 2006. Since then, the Alliance has grown to represent 25 migraine, cluster and other headache disorder patient groups from across the continent. EHA was created to speak on behalf of and to advocate for the rights and needs of the 80 million people in Europe living with a headache disorder.
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Education cornerTop Articles
TULIPS FROM AMSTERDAM – Report of the 9th EBN-exam for young neurologists
September 5, 2017The 9th exam of the European Board of Neurology took place in Amsterdam on June 23rd last, one day before the start of the 3rd EAN congress. -
Fellowship reportsTop Articles
EAN Research Fellowship 2016 – Report by Diana Lehmann
September 5, 2017Title of the project: “Delineating the molecular mechanisms of mitochondrial DNA disease: clinical and pathological studies” -
Report from Dr Célia Carina Machado, from Oliveira Santa Maria, Portugal visiting the Department of Epilepsy, National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, Queen Square, London, UK, under the supervision of Prof. Ley Sander
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2016 was a busy year for the European Federation of Neurological Associations [EFNA], with the launch of some of the organisation's biggest-ever independent projects.
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By Anna Sauerbier
Can a diabetes drug be repurposed to treat Parkinson’s too?
http://parkinsonslife.eu/can-diabetes-drug-repurposed-treat-parkinsons/
The ParkinsonNet programme
http://parkinsonslife.eu/parkinsonnet-starbucks-formula-new-approach-parkinsons-treatment-bas-bloem/
Scientists discover how the brain’s hypothalamus controls ageing – and manage to slow it down
https://theconversation.com/scientists-discover-how-the-brains-hypothalamus-controls-ageing-and-manage-to-slow-it-down-81510… Continue Reading -
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President’s Page: The Value of Treatment project of the European Brain Council
September 5, 2017Under the leadership of Jes Olesen, Denmark, the European Brain Council (EBC) has developed a ‘cost of brain disease’ project in the last decade, which essentially became one of the most important databases for the development of European Research policy. In 2012 the costs for neurological disease alone were estimated to be 303 billion €/year and the costs for all brain diseases added up to 798 billion €/year, which is about 6 times the budget of the European Union. -
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Paper of the month: Long-term opioid therapy is not beneficial in patients with polyneuropathy
September 5, 2017For September 2017, we have selected: Hoffman EM, Watson JC, St Sauver J, Staff NP, Klein CJ. Association of long-term opioid therapy with functional status, adverse outcomes, and mortality among patients with polyneuropathy. JAMA Neurology 2017;74:773-779. Neuropathic pain is a common symptom in polyneuropathy that can be difficult to manage. Opioids are usually recommended as second-line treatment, with primary care physicians being mainly involved in opioid prescription. -
David B. Vodušek (DBV): Can you tell us about your training and how you ended up looking after neurological patients with uro-neurological symptoms? David B. Vodušek (DBV): Can you tell us about your training and how you ended up looking after neurological patients with uro-neurological symptoms? Clare J Fowler (CJF): My early training included neurology at a junior level, but when it came to choosing a career path I was advised to pursue clinical neurophysiology, on the grounds that it could be a 'suitable' job for a woman with children. Furthermore, there was a UK shortage of consultant neurophysiologists.









