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  • This meeting is not open to members of the public. BSCN Members should log in to reserve their place, however members in arrears with their subscriptions will not be able to register.
  • Registration details will be announced shortly.
BSCN Spring 2023 Scientific meeting (face-to-face access)
Start Date
End Date
Friday 3 Mar 2023 09:00 AM
Friday 3 Mar 2023 16:00 PM
Location
Ysbyty Gwynedd Hospital, Bangor
Details

This meeting is free of charge, to all who attend in person. Supported by the Postgraduate Medical Education, Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board, Bangor, Wales

This is a hybrid meeting and virtual access to the event would also be possible for £100. Please use a separate link (virtual access) to register if you are interested to attend this meeting virtually. 

Organiser: Dr Gareth Payne

Venue & Accommodation details

 

 
Full details?
Programme (can change before the event)
DateTimeType Presenter
Fri 3 Mar 202308:45Registration Registration & Coffee  
Fri 3 Mar 202309:15Lecture Welcome & housekeeping Dr Jacquie Deeb & Dr Gareth Payne
Fri 3 Mar 202309:30Lecture Muscle Imaging Dr Stephan Goedee
Fri 3 Mar 202310:10Abstract Heartbeat-evoked Potential Predicts Semiology of Functional Seizures and Distinguishes Functional Seizures from Epileptic Seizures of Similar Semiology (Adrian Prize candidate) Dr Rohan Kandasamy
Fri 3 Mar 202310:30Refreshment Coffee break  
Fri 3 Mar 202311:00Abstract To hyperventilate or not to hyperventilate, that is the question (Adrian Prize candidate) Dr Daniela Quayle
Fri 3 Mar 202311:40Abstract Comparison of recordings of single and paired pulse transcranial magnetic stimulation using three devices (Adrian Prize candidate) Dr Emna Sansa
Fri 3 Mar 202312:00Lecture Changes in the functional organisation of somatosensory cortex following surgical repair of the major nerves of the hand. Dr Ken Valyear
Fri 3 Mar 202312:45Refreshment Lunch & networking  
Fri 3 Mar 202314:00Abstract The Poincaré plot of the rising slope of the compound muscle action potential (CMAP) provides more information than just the amplitude or the distal motor latency Dr Ming LAI
Fri 3 Mar 202314:20Lecture An Update on Epilepsy Dr Martyn Bracewell
Fri 3 Mar 202315:00Abstract The role of neurophysiology in moving beyond the traditional epilepsy syndromes: from seizure types to epileptogenic networks (Adrian Prize candidate) Dr Nicholas (Nick) Tsarouchas
Fri 3 Mar 202315:30Lecture Closing remarks Dr Gareth Payne & Dr Jacquie Deeb

Registration details will be announced shortly.