17th Annual ESO Stroke Summer School. Scientific Programme. September 8-14, 2013 Perugia, Italy

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2 Course Chairs and Programme Committee. Valeria Caso, Maurizio Paciaroni, Giancarlo Agnelli, Sunday, September 8th :00 Welcome Reception Local Advisory Board. Giancarlo Agnelli, Monica Acciarresi, Andrea Alberti, Valeria Caso, Cataldo D Amore, Maurizio Paciaroni, Michele Venti 18:30 Key lecture Sala dei Notari New Challenges in NeuroCritical Care W. Hacke (Heidelberg, Germany) Founding Eso President ESO Executive Committee President: Michael Brainin, President Elect: Kennedy Lees Past President: Didier Leys, Vice Presidents: Angel Chamorro, Heinrich Mattle Secretary General: Patrik Michel, Treasurer, Turgut Tatlisumak Members at Large: Natan Bornstein, Valeria Caso Delegate CVD: Michael Hennerici, Delegate ESC: Bo Norrving Members co-opted from ESC Programme Committee: Martin Brown; José Ferro; Jean-Louis Mas Organizing Secretariat Patrizia Angelotti Accurate S.r.l. Piazzale Gennaro Biguzzi 20/1, Cesena (FC) Event Manager: Laura Maria Gabrielli Locations Sala dei Notari di Palazzo dei Priori Aule 5/6, Facoltà di Medicina e Chirurgia Edificio B Piano -2 Cover: Perugia, Fontana maggiore. Nicola and Giovanni Pisano, Perugia (highrelief, marble, ) Archivio fotografico Italgraf 3

3 Monday, September 9th :00 Transfer to the University of Perugia Medical School Ischemic stroke syndromes 08:30 How to recognise stroke mimics and stroke chamaleons M. Paciaroni () 09:00 Anatomy and clinical features of posterior circulation strokes T. Moulin (Besancon, France) 09:30 Anatomy and clinical features of anterior circulation strokes A. Carolei (L aquila, Italy) Break 10:30 Bedside differential diagnosis of disturbed consciousness: focus on stroke patients L. Csiba (Debrecen, Hungary) 11:15 TIA: New definitions and treatment options C. Weimar (Essen, Germany) 12:00 Causes and pathophysiology of haemorrhagic stroke C. Cordonnier (Lille, France) Stroke etiologies 15:00 Cardioembolic stroke: not only secondary to atrial fibrillation C. Becattini () 15:30 Large artery stroke: the open questions L.J. Kappelle (Utrecht, The Netherlands) 16:00 Small vessel stroke: a benign etiology? L. Pantoni (Florence, Italy) Break 17:00 Rare causes of stroke: focus on migraine e reversible cerebral vasoconstriction syndrome V. Di Piero (Roma) 17:30 Cryptogenetic stroke: more frequent in younger stroke patients? A. Pezzini (Brescia, Italy) 12:45 Working Lunch 4 5

4 Tuesday, September 10th :00 Transfer to the University of Perugia Medical School Diagnosis of stroke 08:30 KEY LECTURE: PET imaging in aphasia W.D. Heiss (Cologne, Germany) 09:15 Ultrasound in acute stroke and long-term follow-up R.W. Baumgartner (Zurich, Switzerland) Stroke etiologies 14:00 Intravenous thrombolysis: state of the art D. Toni (Rome, Italy) 14:45 Emergency assessment of acute stroke T. Tatlisumak, (Helsinki, Finland) 10:00 Break 10:30 Diagnosis and treatment of subarachnoid haemorrhage M. Venti () 11:00 Diagnosis and treatment of cerebral haemorrhage T. Steiner (Frankfurt, Germany) 12:00 KEY LECTURE: New oral anticoagulants in stroke prevention G. Agnelli () 15:30 Break Interventional Neuroradiology 15:45 Neuroradiological interventional therapy for intracranial aneurysms: insight into the European guidelines G.J.E. Rinkel (Utrecht, The Netherlands) 16:15 Critical appraisal of interventional therapy in acute stroke P. Schellinger (Minden, Germany) 12:30 Working Lunch Lunch session: Discussion about acute stroke supported by Covidien 6 7

5 Wednesday, September 11th :00 Transfer to the University of Perugia Medical School Critical care of stroke 08:30 Malignant MCA infarction: medical therapy or hemicraniectomy for all patients? E. Juettler (Berlin, Germany) 09:00 Basilar artery occlusion H. Mattle (Bern, Switzerland 10:00 Haemorrhagic transformation in acute ischemic stroke V. Caso () 10:30 Break 11:00 Stroke and seizures A. Alberti () 11:30 The role of imaging in patient selection P. Michel (Lausanne, Switzerland) 14:00 Group A Case reports M. Acciarresi/C. D amore () My challenging case reports Course Participants Group B Principles of Neuroradiology M. Paciaroni () Group C Case simulation: management issues of acute stroke patients P. Santalucia (Milan, Italy)/M. Del Pinto () 12:00 Special Lecture Perspectives in stroke care: unused windows, unmet needs M. Brainin (Krems, Austria) Eso-President Chaired By L. Provinciali (Ancona, Italy) 12:45 Working Lunch 14:00-17:00 ESO Executive Meeting 8 9

6 Thursday, September 12th :30 Transfer to the University of Perugia Medical School 09:00 Are ACAS and ACST still valid? N. Bornstein (Tel Aviv, Israel) 09:30 Symptomatic carotid stenosis: State of the art M. Brown (London, Uk) 10:00 Other stroke etiologies: is PFO part of stroke prevention? J. L. Mas (Paris, France) 10:30 New insights into cervical artery dissection D. Leys (Lille, France) 11:00 Break Stroke Prevention 11:30 Overview of stroke risk factors G. Tsivgoulis (Alexandropolis, Greece) 12:00 Acute and long-term prevention of cardioembolic stroke J. Ferro (Lisbon Portugal) 14:00 Group A Case simulation: management issues of acute stroke patients P. Santalucia (Milan, Italy)/M. Del Pinto () Group B Case reports M. Acciarresi/C. D amore () My challenging case reports Course Participants Group C Principles of Neuroradiology M. Paciaroni () 12:30 Working lunch Lunch session: Thrombectomy for Acute Stroke: the tools of the trade Demonstration by Penumbra 10 11

7 Friday, September 13th :30 Transfer to the University of Perugia Medical School Rare and not well known stroke syndromes 08:30 Stroke in women V. Caso () 09:00 Cerebral Venous thrombosis J. Stam (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) 14:00 Workshops Group A Principles of Neuroradiology M. Paciaroni () Special Lecture 09:45 Eye Movement Disorders in Stroke D. Kömpf (Lübeck, Germany) 11:00 Coffee Break Stroke rehabilitation and late complications 11:30 Post-stroke neuropsychiatric disorders F.R. Pezzella (Rome, Italy) 12:00 Motor rehabilitation after acute stroke: Advantages and disadvantages of rehabilitation techniques K. Sunnerhagen (Stockholm, Sweden) 12:30 Neglect after stroke: new therapeutic approaches in neurorehabilitation T. Brandt (Heidelberg, Germany) Group B Case simulation: Management issues of acute stroke patients P. Santalucia (Milan, Italy)/M. Del Pinto () Group C Case reports M. Acciarresi/C. D amore () My challenging case reports Course Participants 13:00 Working Lunch Lunch session: Clinical Overview about the use of the Im plantable Loop Recorder supported by Medtronic 12 13

8 Saturday, September 14th :30 Transfer to the University of Perugia Medical School Basics of statistics and use of Stroke Scores 09:00 Proper Application of univariate and multivariate models P. Reboldi () 09:45 Optimal designs of RCTs and Meta-analyses P. Sandercock (Edinburgh, Uk) 10:30 KEY LECTURE: How to design a correct animal model P. Calabresi / M. Di Filippo () With the support of: 10:45 Break 11:30 Stem cells in stroke treatment: the promise and the challenges K. Muir (Glasgow, Uk) 12:15 Quiz and Prices 12:45 Short introduction of 18th ESO K. Muir (Glasgow, Uk) Lunch and farewell 14

9 Under the patronage of: UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DI PERUGIA COMUNE DI PERUGIA Contact: Links:

17 th Annual ESO Stroke Summer School. Scientific Programme. September 8-14, 2013 Perugia, Italy

17 th Annual ESO Stroke Summer School. Scientific Programme. September 8-14, 2013 Perugia, Italy Scientific Programme September 8-14, 2013 Perugia, Italy Course Chairs and Programme Committee. Valeria Caso, Maurizio Paciaroni, Giancarlo Agnelli, Local Advisory Board. Giancarlo Agnelli, Monica Acciarresi,