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Management of pharmaco-resistant epilepsy
Structural and functional development in epilepsy imaging – William Gaillard, USA
School and epilepsy
Learning disabilities in children with epilepsy: causes and consequences – Chahnez Triki, Tunisia
Teachers’ knowledge and attitudes toward epilepsy – Mohammed Jan, KSA
WFN / CEMA Session
Thirty years of new antiepileptic drugs: What did we achieve, and what is next? – Emilio Perucca, Italy
Epileptic encephalopathies
The epileptic encephalopathies – concepts and prognostic factors – Helen Cross, United Kingdom
Novel therapies for epileptic encephalopathies – Raidah Al Baradie, KSA
Generalized epilepsies of unknown and genetic cause
Classification and concepts of generalized seizures and epilepsies: What is new? – Sameer Zuberi, United Kingdom
Approaches to the management of drug-resistant generalized epilepsies – Gregory Krauss, USA
Status Epilepticus
The treatment of Status Epilepticus – Aidan Neligan, United Kingdom
Immune-mediated epilepsies
Immune-mediated refractory epilepsies: concepts and mechanisms – Sarosh Irani, United Kingdom
How to diagnose and treat auto-immune epilepsies in children – Khaled Zamel, Qatar
Public perceptions and understanding of epilepsy
New technologies in connecting, educating and helping people with epilepsy – Najib Kissani, Morocco
Training programme for caregivers and PWE about epilepsy – Fatma Kamoun, Tunisia
Teaching Session: Video-session: Semiology of seizures
Frontal lobe epilepsy – diagnostic challenge – Nirmeen Kishk, Egypt
Basic EEG Course
How to write an EEG request? – Nirmeen Kishk, Egypt
Platform Session
Sodium channel blockers in the 21st Century – Martin Brodie, United Kingdom
QuoStatus: a software package for the analysis of the progression of Status Epilepticus in EEG signals – Peter Roper, USA