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4th World Congress on Brain Injury

Research, innovations, and quality of life for the new millennium

World Congress

     General Information

     Program
          4 May 2001
          5 May 2001
          6 May 2001
          7 May 2001
          Family Day
          8 May 2001
          9 May 2001

     Papers/Posters

IBIA

Saturday, 5 May 2001
Pre-congress seminars and workshops

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  1. Update on evidence-based guidelines (2)
    Room Copenhagen

    9:30 AM - 12:00 PM, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

    Chair:
    • Hans Von Holst, MD, PhD (Sweden)

    Penetrating TBI: Neurosurgical Perspectives

    • Howard Eisenberg, MD (USA)

    Prognostic Indicators in Severe Brain-injured Patients

    • Franco Servadei, MD (Italy)

    Brief Computerized Cognitive Test Battery Yields Objective Evidence to Inform Concussion Guideline Development

    • Deborah Worden, MD (USA)

    The Management of Patients with Severe Traumatic Brain Injury: Results of a National Consensus Conference

    • Mariangela Taricco, MD (Italy)

    Evidence-based Cognitive Rehabilitation: Recommendations for Clinical Practice Approved by Amerian Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine

    • Keith D. Cicerone, PhD (USA)

  2. Recent advances in memory rehabilitation (5)
    Room Lisbona
    10:00 AM - 12:00 PM, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

    Academy certification course (3 credits)
    • José León-Carrión, PhD (Spain)

  3. Advanced Life Support in Brain Injury (1)
    Room Parigi
    9:00 AM - 12:30 PM, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

    Chair: Valerio Gai, MD (Italy)

    Epidemiology of Brain Injury

    • Guiseppe Citerio, MD (Italy)

    Pathophysiology of Brain Injury

    • Francesco Della Corte, MD (Italy)

    Mild Traumatic Brain Injury

    • Ivo Casagranda, MD (Italy)

    Management of Moderate and Severe Head Injury

    • Ignacio Previgliano, MD (Argentina)

    Workshops (2:00 PM - 4:00 PM):

    Airway Management in Brain Injury

    • Francesco Della Corte, MD (Italy)

    Traumatic Brain Injury

    • Maurizio Berardino, MD (Italy)

    Neuroimaging

    • Gianni Boris Bradac, MD (Italy)

    Stroke

    • Andrew Jagoda, MD (USA)

  4. New Advances in Spasticity Treatment (11)
    Presidio Sanitario Ausiliatrice (Via Peyron 42. Torino)
    (Transportation provided)
    9:30 AM - 12:30 PM, 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM

    (For physicians, therapists, and nurses)
    Includes injection workshop.
    Supported by unrestricted educational grants from Allergan, Inc. and Medtronic Neurological.


    Coordinator: Gerard E. Francisco, MD (USA)
    Speakers:
    • Gerard E. Francisco, MD (USA)
    • John Hong, MD (USA)
    • Rebecca Schock, RPT (USA)
    • Mary Bridle, MA, OTR/L (USA)
    • Stuart A. Yablon, MD (USA)
    • Franco Molteni, MD (Italy)
    • Cindy J. Ivanhoe, MD (USA)
    • Mario Avalle, MD (Italy)

  5. Safety Issues and Injury Prevention in Olympic Winter Sports (3)
    Room Madrid
    9:30 AM - 1:00 PM
    (NOTE: This is a half day workshop and is free to the public and Congress participants.)
    • Valentino Castellani (Italy), Mayor of Turin and Chair of XX Winter Olympic Games Organizing Committee
    • Jess F. Kraus, MPH, PhD (USA)
    • Jay Rosenberg, MD (USA)
    • Giuliano Faccani, MD (Italy)
    • Maurizio Berardino, MD (Italy)
    • Michael Pietrzak, MD (USA)
    • Ashley P. Zapata, MA-CCC (USA)
    • Olympic Athletes

  6. Updates on Post-traumatic Epilepsy (13)
    Room Dublin
    9:30 AM - 12:30 PM

    The Pathogenesis of Post-traumatic Epilepsy

    • Andrés M. Salazar, MD (USA)

    The Pharmacological Prophylaxis of Post-traumatic Epilepsy

    • Francesco Monaco, MD (Italy)

    Post-traumatic Epilepsy: Clinical, Neurobehavioral and Radiologic Assessment

    • Letizia Mazzini, MD (Italy)

    Post-traumatic Epilepsy in Severe Brain-injured Patients: Preventive Therapy, EEG Abnormalities and New Anti-epileptic Drugs

    • Rita Formisano, MD (Italy)

IBIA Board of Governors
5:00 PM - 8:30 PM

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