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36th European Neurology Congress 2023, will be organized around the theme “”
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Alzheimer's disease is a problem of neural structure. Alzheimer's disease is the generally accepted kind of insanity, a group of people with mental retardation. Alzheimer's is dynamic and irreversible. Cognitive status is one of the main indicators of a progressive deterioration of various intellectual and thinking skills, known as intellectual abilities, and changes in identity or behaviour.
- Track 1-1Alzheimer’s disease
- Track 1-2Treatment of Alzheimer’s disease
- Track 1-3Stroke related dementia
Autonomous neurology is a branch of neurology that studies the automatic activities of the body and the nervous system. Involuntary neurology involves the treatment of neurons that affect the heartbeat, widening or narrowing of the veins, swallowing, etc. The dynamic degeneration of the nerve cell of the involuntary system leads to different types of disorders.
- Track 2-1Dizziness and fainting upon standing up, or hypotension.
- Track 2-2An inability to change pulse rate with exercise, or exercise intolerance.
- Track 2-3Sweating abnormalities that might alternate between sweating an excessive amount of and not sweating enough.
Behavioral Neurology is encompassed within an area of ​​neurology that manages the study of analysis, treatment and also the group of patients tormented by altered behavior due to a mental problem. Some of the disorder occurs due to a mental disability or psychological injury. This problem will change the power of cognition and thinking.
- Track 3-1Tremor, shakiness
- Track 3-2Difficulty walking as a result of shuffling steps or poor balance
Cognitive neurology is the study of neurobiology, psychological science, and psychological medicine. All branches overlap in characteristic psychological neurology. The research focuses on the neural substrates of mental processes and their manifestations of activity.
- Track 4-1Subcortical neurotransmitter systems of arousal.
- Track 4-2Neural basis of sign language.
- Track 4-3Role of the cerebellum in language computations.
- Track 4-4Neural basis of working memory in monkeys and humans.
- Track 4-5Role of the cerebellum in cognition.
- Track 4-6Neural substrates for implicit memory.
Geriatric Neurology is a branch of neurology that deals with the detection, medication, and treatment of specialized medical conditions that are prevalent due to the effects of age-related diseases. In addition, it includes specialized observation of the aging of the central nervous system and its vulnerable effects due to associated specialized medical conditions. This neurological study also includes insanity, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and gait disorders, and therefore the effects of drugs on the nervous system.
- Track 5-1The aging brain in neurology.
- Track 5-2Assessment of the geriatric neurology patient.
- Track 5-3Neurological conditions in the elderly.
Metastasis is the spread of a pathogenic specialist from an underlying or essential site to an alternative or auxiliary site in the host's body. The term is often used to refer to the metastasis of a cancerous tumor. The spread of cancer cells from where they originally framed to another part of the body. During metastasis, cancer cells break away from the first (essential) tumor, migrate through the blood or lymphatic system, and structure another tumor in various organs or tissues of the body. The new metastatic tumor is a type of cancerous growth similar to the essential tumor. Cancer occurs after cells are inherited to reproduce quickly and unsafe. This uncontrolled proliferation by mitosis produces an essential heterogeneous tumor. The cells that make up the tumor end up undergoing metaplasia, followed by dysplasia and then anaplasia, creating a malignant phenotype. This malignancy allows invasion to spread, followed by intrusion into a second site for tumorigenesis.
- Track 6-1Transcoelomic
- Track 6-2Hematogenous spread
- Track 6-3Canalicular spread
- Track 6-4Lymphatic spread
Neural engineering is used to understand how to repair, replace, enhance, or otherwise exploit the properties of a neural system using various specialized medical or biotechnological techniques. Neuro engineers can solve design problems at the interface of living tissue or non-living structure. They use various electromagnetic techniques, such as MRIs, to examine brain activity and learn.
- Track 7-1Computational and mathematical modelling of dementia
- Track 7-2Post Stroke dementia
Neuro Immunology is the field that mixes neurobiology and immunology, which is the study of the nervous system and therefore the study of the immune system individually. Neuro immunologists are more aware of the interactions between these two complicated systems. The goal of neuroimmune analysis is to develop our understanding of the pathology of safe neurological diseases without a clear etiologic. Neuroimmunology contributes to recent drug treatments for many neurological diseases.
- Track 8-1Auto immune neuropathies
- Track 8-2Neuroimmuno genetics
- Track 8-3Neurovirology
- Track 8-4Neuroinflamation
Neurogenetics is the branch of science that mixes genetics and genetic neurology. It is the study of what is happening and the functioning of the nervous system in addition, because the role of genes competes in its development. A multitude of disorders and diseases can be determined by neurogenetics. Study the role of genetics in the development and functioning of the nervous system. It considers neuronal characteristics as phenotypes and is based primarily on the observation that the nervous systems of individuals, even those belonging to the same species, may not be identical.
- Track 9-1Biochemical genetics
- Track 9-2Neuroinfectious Diseases.
- Track 9-3Neuromuscular Disorders and Peripheral Neuropathies
- Track 9-4Neuro-Ophthalmology.
- Track 9-5Neurorehabilitation
Neuroimaging can even be called brain imaging and is used in numerous techniques to map, directly or indirectly, the structure and function of the nervous system. It is a relatively new discipline in neurobiology. Doctors who do neuroimaging are called neuroradiologists. Neuroimaging has two broad classes of structural imaging and directed imaging.
- Track 10-1Anatomical Imaging
- Track 10-2Fusion Imaging
- Track 10-3Functional and Structural Neuroimaging
- Track 10-4Diffusion male person & Kurtosis imaging
- Track 10-5Single-Photon Emission computed axial imaging
Neuroinformatic and Computational neurology studies the brain and its functions using structures from the science of the information evoked by the nervous system. It involves the use of laptop simulations, and therefore theoretical models, to verify the functions of the brain and the system.
- Track 11-1Tumors
- Track 11-2Cauda equina syndrome
- Track 11-3Spina bifida
- Track 11-4Lumbar spinal stenosis
- Track 11-5Scoliosis
The main cause of neurological disorders is the progressive loss of structure and performance of neurons. It can also cause the death of neurons. Medicine disorders can cause diseases like Parkinson's, ALS, Huntington's, etc. Several test points occur, but these diseases are incurable. It progresses to the degeneration or death of nerve cells. This deterioration causes a trait psychological behavior and various clinical options.
- Track 12-1Poor or weaker judgment
- Track 12-2Personality changes; changing into irritable, fearful, suspicious, inappropriate
- Track 12-3Sudden weakness, symptom or vision loss
- Track 12-4Loss of awareness or convulsions
Neurology is the branch of medicine that deals with disorders of the system that includes the brain, blood vessels, muscles, and nerves. Most areas of neurology are: the involuntary, central and peripheral nervous systems.
- Track 13-1Peripheral nervous system
- Track 13-2Treatment of Alzheimer’s disease
- Track 13-3General neurology
- Track 13-4Cerebrovascular disease
- Track 13-5White matter and dementia
- Track 13-6Sleep and dementia
- Track 13-7Multi-infarct dementia
- Track 13-8Mixed dementia
- Track 13-9Post Stroke dementia
- Track 13-10Parkinson dementia
Neuro-Oncology is supposed to be the study of cancer in the brain and spinal cord Cancer of the nervous system is often serious and critical. In some cases, chemotherapy and radiation therapy will prolong survival.
- Track 14-1Surgical Neuro-oncology
- Track 14-2Neurosurgical Oncology
- Track 14-3Tumor Biomarkers
- Track 14-4Brain Injury Rehabilitation
- Track 14-5Pathophysiology in Neuro Oncology
- Track 14-6Types of pain in Neuro Oncology
- Track 14-7Pediatric neuro-oncology
Neuropharmacology is the study of how drugs affect the cellular function of the nervous system and the neural system through which they affect behavior. There are two branches of behavioral and molecular neuropharmacology. The behavior is primarily focused on studying how drugs affect human behavior, including studying how drug addiction and addiction affect the human brain. Molecular neuropharmacology involves the study of neurons and their neurochemical communication with the general objective of developing drugs that have positive effects on neurological function.
- Track 15-1Anti-anxiety drugs
- Track 15-2Recent development drugs
- Track 15-3Neuro-immuno pharmacology
- Track 15-4Neuro chemical interaction
- Track 15-5Latest advancement in neuro pharmacological therapy
- Track 15-6Genome wide association studies
Neurophysiology can be a branch of science wherever brain function is studied to study bioelectric activity, whether spontaneous or stimulated. Covers pathophysiology and clinical strategies for the diagnosis of diseases in the CNS and PNS. The branch helps us to accurately diagnose the intensity of brain damage.
- Track 16-1Electromyography
- Track 16-2Evoked potentials
- Track 16-3Intraoperative monitoring
Neuropsychiatry is the branch of the medicine psychological disorders of nervous system disorders. It includes both neurology and psychiatry. It is closely related to the field of neuropsychology and behavioral neurology.
- Track 17-1Attention deficit disorders
- Track 17-2Cognitive deficit disorders.
- Track 17-3Palsies.
- Track 17-4Uncontrolled anger
Neuropsychology deals with both neurology and psychology. It is the study and characterization of behavioral changes that follow trauma or neurological disease. Neurorehabilitation is a complex medical process that helps to recover from an injury to the nervous system or to minimize functional changes.
- Track 18-1Dementia
- Track 18-2Neuropsychological Assessment.
- Track 18-3Psychopathology
Neurosurgery refers to any operation performed on the brain or spinal cord. It is the medical specialty that deals with the prevention, diagnosis, surgery and rehabilitation of diseases that affect all parts of the nervous system, as well as the brain, neural structure, peripheral nerves and vasculature.
- Track 19-1Vascular neurosurgery
- Track 19-2Pediatrics neurosurgery
- Track 19-3Neurological & Psychiatric Disorders
- Track 19-4Brain Injury & Brain Tumor
- Track 19-5Functional neurosurgery
- Track 19-6Spine Neurosurgery
- Track 19-7Skull base Neurosurgery
Pediatric neurology, or pediatric neurology, is a medical specialty that deals with the diagnosis and treatment of neurological disorders in newborns (newborns), infants, children, and adolescents. The discipline of child neurology encompasses diseases and disorders of the spinal cord, brain, peripheral nervous system, autonomic nervous system, muscles, and blood vessels that affect people in this age group. When a child has nervous system problems, a child neurologist has the training and expertise to evaluate, diagnose, and treat the child. The clinical pictures of child neurologists are very different, ranging from relatively simple diseases such as migraines or cerebral palsy to more complex and rare diseases such as metabolic diseases or neurodegenerative diseases.
Epilepsy is a class of neuro disorders classified by recurrent epilepsy attacks. Seizure is an episode that ranges from a shortened, almost imperceptible period to a long, violent tremor. These episodes can lead to physical injury such as bone fractures. In epilepsy, seizures tend to recur and usually have no immediate cause. Isolated seizures caused by specific causes such as poisoning are not deemed to represent epilepsy
- Track 20-1Genetic diseases of the nervous system
- Track 20-2Childhood epilepsy
- Track 20-3Autism spectrum disorders
- Track 20-4Intellectual disability
- Track 20-5Neuromuscular medicine
- Track 20-6Hydrocephalus or excess fluid build-up in the brain
- Track 20-7Movement disorders such as cerebral palsy
- Track 20-8Febrile seizures
- Track 20-9Congenital birth defects affecting the brain and spinal cord such as spina bifida
- Track 20-10Neurological developmental problems during childhood
- Track 20-11Generalized onset seizures
- Track 20-12Focal onset seizures
- Track 20-13Unknown onset seizures
- Track 20-14Migraines
- Track 20-15Cerebral Palsy
Parkinson's disease is characterized by loss of Parkinson's disease. Brain or funicular cells that over time lead to dysfunction and inability to function, predominantly affecting dopamine-producing neurons in a very specific space where cells produce dopamine. The symptoms of Parkinson's disease develop step by step. They usually start with a small tremor in one hand and a feeling of stiffness in the body.
- Track 21-1Tremor or shaking
- Track 21-2Slowed movement
- Track 21-3Rigid muscles
- Track 21-4Speech changes
- Track 21-5Writing changes
The area of ​​radiology that specializes in the use of radioactive substances, X-rays, and scanning equipment to diagnose and treat disorders of the nervous system. Neuroradiology encompasses clinical imaging, therapy, and basic science of the central and peripheral nervous system, including but not limited to the brain, spine, head and neck, interventional procedures, imaging and intervention techniques, and educational techniques. , socioeconomic and educational related. medical law issues.
- Track 22-1Alzheimer Disease Imaging.
- Track 22-2Arachnoid Cyst Imaging
- Track 22-3Arachnoiditis Imaging.
- Track 22-4Astrocytoma Brain Imaging.
- Track 22-5Bacterial Meningitis Imaging.
- Track 22-6Brachial Plexus Evaluation with MRI.
- Track 22-7Brain (Cerebral) Aneurysm Imaging.
- Track 22-8Brain Abscess Imaging.