In view of the great impact of movement disorders such as Parkinson's disease, multiple system atrophy, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, Huntington's disease, ataxia, etc., on the physical health and quality of life of patients, this academic exchange and continuing education program of Tackle the Unmet Clinical Needs in Movement Disorders aims to explore the unmet clinical needs and strategies to improve the diagnose and treat movement disorders, strengthen cooperation and exchanges between clinicians, and promote research and development in the field of movement disorders. It will explore the nature of brain diseases from the perspectives of brain health, precision neurology and through the approach of human brain banking in the field of movement disorders. This workshop is also a part of theme of "China-US Health Bridge”, “The 6th TianTan Human Brain Banking”, which will be held in Beijing Tiantan Hospital, on August 4, 2024.
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Well-known experts at home and abroad will give presentation in this workshop, including Professor Victor Fung, the president of the International Society of Parkinson's Disease and Movement Disorders (MDS), Professor Antony Hannan, Co-director of the International Society for Brain Projects, Professor Irene Litvan of UC San Diego, and Professor Perminder Sachdev, Academician of the Australian Academy of Sciences, etc. Distinguished professors are also invited from China, including Professor Zhu Chen, Academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Professor Yong-Jun Wang, advocator and leader on brain health; Professor Piu Chan, expert on movement disorders, etc.
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Chairmen: Gao Xiang, Wang Yong-Jun
Executive Chairmen: Huang Yue, Zhang Lin, Fan Dongsheng, Li Ning
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Scientific Committee Members: Owra Aboud, Victor Fung, Antony Hannan, Marc Lenaerts, Irene Litvan, Alison Liu, Margaret Morris, Perminder Sachdev, Masud Sayel, Piu Chan, Haibo Chen, Tao Feng, Qiong Yang, Jing-Hong Ma, Xia Meng, Wen Su, Houying Tuo, Qun Wang, Zhao-Xia Wang, Yi-Long Wang, Jun-Liang Yuan, Jian-Guo Zhang, Wei Zhang, Zai-Qiang Zhang, Xing-Quan Zhao
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Organization Committee Members: Linghui Sheng, Jiying Chen, Liyuan Lu, Luhua Wei, Jing Chen, Yi-Xuan Zhang, Qing Yang
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Location: Conference room 101, the National Clinical Research Center for Neurological Diseases, Beijing Tiantan Hospital, Capital Medical University.
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In this International Continuing Education Program, we will discuss:
Unmet Clinical Needs (morning session):
1. The important impact of movement disorders on brain health
2. How to diagnose rare movement disorders in a timely and accurate manner
3. How to timely detect and intervene in the preclinical phase of Parkinson's disease
4. How peripheral organs affect the function of brain and impacts on movement disorders
5. What changes in vision in movement disorders
6. How to detect drug-induced movement disorders in a timely manner
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Atypical Parkinson's Disease (noon session):
1. Huntington’s disease
2. Epilepsy and Parkinson's
3. Headaches and Parkinson's
4. Misdiagnosis of Parkinson's brain tumor
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Strategies to solve the unmet clinical needs (afternoon - session 1 – room 101):
1. Clinical assessment methods
2. Biomarkers for movement disorders
3. Treatment options for movement disorders
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Strategies to solve the unmet clinical needs (afternoon - session 2 – room 502):
1.??? Dedicated human brain banking for movement disorders
2.??? Ethics consideration
3.??? Annal report of China National Center Brain Bank
4.??? Clinical pathological discussions of three cases.
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For academic issue, please contact: Dr. Lu 15159357011; Ms. Yang 17600183990. email：centralbrainbank@ncrcnd.org.cn
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For logistic issue, please contact: Vicky 15910921523; Ms. Li 13601165016; email:15910921523 @163.com
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We look forward to welcoming you to this workshop !
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The organizing committee
2024.06.22
This workshop provides free registration and free lunch. Due to limited space available, please register your attendance in person or online in advance.
Please fill in the following form to register:
https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_R-DktOACQiGr7j1cMRDFfQ#/registration