The ABN Annual Meeting 2024 will be held at the EICC in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Event Dates
Monday 20 May 2024 (Training Day) Tuesday 21 - Thursday 23 May 2024 (Main Meeting Days)
Key dates
| Registration opens/Call for abstracts |
Monday 4th December 2023 |
| Abstract deadline |
Monday 22nd January 2024 |
| Early bird deadline |
Monday 11th March 2024 |
| Online registration closes |
Monday 6 May 2024 |
9:15am
Plenary session 1: Pathogenic mechanisms of neurological disorders
- Mitochondrial disease in adults: Recent advances and future promise: Yi Ng, Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle
- Oligodendrocyte biology and MS: Denise Fitzgerald, Queen's University, Belfast
10:15am
ABN Practical Neurology Lecture 2025
Karen Furie, Rhode Island Hospital, , USA
This lecture is kindly supported by Practical Neurology.
11:00am
Coffee, Exhibition & Silent Symposium
11:45am
Parallel Session 1: Epilepsy
Parallel Session 2: Cognitive
12:55pm
Lunch Break, Exhibition & Sponsored Symposium
3:30pm
Plenary session 2: Expert Management of Common Neurological Disorders
- The Parkinson's follow-up: the drugs and beyond for the general neurologist: Chris Kobylecki, Salford, Manchester
- The epilepsy follow-up: the drugs and beyond for the general neurologist: Gary Dennis, Sheffield
4.30
Coffee, Exhibition & Silent Symposium
5:15
ABN Medallist Lecture
Jaqueline Palace, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford
Citation: Isabel Maria Leite
7:45am
ABN SIGS
- SIG 1: TBI
- SIG 2: Peripheral nerve
- SIG 3: Neuro-infection
- SIG 4: Epilepsy
9:00am
Plenary session 3: Advice, Management and Referral
- Managing sleep disorders: Guy Leschziner, Guys and St Thomas’s Hospital , London
- Cervical myelopathy: Adrian Casey, UCLH, London
10:00am
Coffee, Exhibition & Silent Symposium
10:45am
Gordon Holmes lecture
Christian Lueck, Australian National University Sydney, Australia
This lecture is kindly supported by the Guarantors of Brain.
11:30pm
Plenary 4: Navigating Neurological Differences
- Dizziness, Balance and PPPD: Diego Kaski, UCLH, London
- Understanding Autism : Francesca Happé, King’s College Hospital, London
2:00pm
Plenary 5: Appraising New Therapies
- The power of placebo in headache trials : Elizabeth Loder, Harvard Medical School, USA
- Using new treatments for Alzheimer’s: Paresh Malhotra, Imperial College, London
- The MDT: MS DMTs for the non-specialist : Simon Shields, Musgrove Park Hospital, Taunton
4:10pm
Coffee, Exhibition & Silent Symposium
4:50pm
Parallel Session 4: Neuromuscular
7:50am
ABN SIGs
- SIG 5: Autonomic
- SIG 6: FND
- SIG 7: Neuro-oncology
- SIG 8: Cognitive
10:30am
Coffee, Exhibition & Silent Symposium
11:15pm
Case Presentation Competition & CPC
1:00pm
Lunch, Exhibition & Symposium
2:30pm
Parallel Session 5: Movement Disorders
Parallel Session 6: General/QST
3:40am
Coffee, Exhibition & Silent Symposium
5:15pm
Prize Presentations & close
1:00pm
FY/IMT
- Headaches in the acute setting:
Mona Ghadiri-Sani, Liverpool
ST
- Future of epilepsy:
Rajiv Mohanraj, Manchester
1:45pm
FY/IMT
- Epilepsy and seizures:
Rachel Todd, Manchester
ST
- Whole genome sequencing in Neurology:
Mary O’Driscoll, Birmingham
3:00pm
FY/IMT
- Stroke:
John Williamson, Liverpool
ST
- Using digital apps to manage patients with Parkinson’s disease and dementia:
Kinan Muhammed, Oxford
3.45pm
FY/IMT
- Artificial intelligence in Stroke:
Arup Sen, UCLH
ST
- Getting into Neurology and the Life of a Neurology Registrar
Christopher Hutchcroft, Manchester
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