International League Against Epilepsy 14th International Newborn Brain Conference 2023
International League Against Epilepsy 14th International Newborn Brain Conference 2023
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International League Against Epilepsy 14th International Newborn Brain Conference 2023
The International Newborn Brain Conference (INBBC) provides a state-of-the-art forum for presentation and discussion of current research and clinical practice in newborn brain care, including diagnosis, monitoring and management strategies to optimize neurodevelopmental outcome. It explores the means to understand, monitor, protect and treat the newborn brain. The INBBC provides continuing medical education to multidisciplinary professionals working to improve the neurological and developmental health outcomes of premature and high-risk newborns.
- The 14th International Newborn Brain Conference took place on February 8th through 11th in Clearwater, FL USA. As a hybrid conference, attendees had the option of attending virtually or in-person, with all attendees gaining on-demand access to sessions for 3 months following the conference.
With close to 400 attendees from 58 countries, the newborn brain community had a wonderful time connecting and learning in the four-day program.
Taeun Chang Early Career Travel Award
Anna Shiraki was presented the Taeun Chang Early Career Travel Award for having the most outstanding abstract by a traine/early career candidate. This inaugural award is In honor of Professor Taeun Chang and her contribution to the field of neonatal neurology as a clinician, researcher and mentor.
Include: 17 videos + 1 pdf, size: 11 GB
Target Audience: pediatrics physician, neurology physician
Clearwater, Florida, USA
8 – 11 February 2023
The International Newborn Brain Conference (INBBC) provides a state-of-the-art forum for presentation and discussion of current research and clinical practice in newborn brain care, including diagnosis, monitoring and management strategies to optimize neurodevelopmental outcome. It explores the means to understand, monitor, protect and treat the newborn brain. The INBBC provides continuing medical education to multidisciplinary professionals working to improve the neurological and developmental health outcomes of premature and high-risk newborns.
Main topics:
- Neuroprotection
- Preterm Brain
- Parents, Environment and Outcomes
- Neonatal Seizures
- Controversies in Neonatal Neurology
- Exposures and the Newborn Brain
Topics:
- Feb 8 Workshop Full Day – Research Methods in Newborn Brain and Parents Involvement.mp4
- Feb 8 Workshop Session A – aEEG Basics.mp4
- Feb 8 Workshop Session A – Neuroimaging in Term Infants.mp4
- Feb 8 Workshop Session B – aEEG Advanced Cases.mp4
- Feb 8 Workshop Session B – Neuroimaging in Preterm Infants.mp4
- Feb 9 Opening Remarks & Platform Session 1 Neuroprotection.mp4
- Feb 9 Platform Session 2 Preterm Brain.mp4
- Feb 9 Small Group Discussion Session A Parents Perspectives of HIE.mp4
- Feb 9 Small Group Discussion Session A Training in Neonatal Neurocritical Care.mp4
- Feb 9 Small Group Discussion Session B Care During Therapeutic Hypothermia.mp4
- Feb 9 Small Group Discussion Session B Management of Post-Hemorrhagic Ventricular Dilatation.mp4
- Feb 10 Abstract Platform Presentations.mp4
- Feb 10 Platform Session 3 Parents, Environment and Outcomes.mp4
- Feb 10 Platform Session 4 Neonatal Seizures.mp4
- Feb 10 Poster Symposium Session.mp4
- Feb 11 Controversies in Neonatal Neurology.mp4
- Feb 11 Platform Session 5 Exposures and the Newborn Brain & Final Remarks.mp4
- Program.pdf
* Detail:
- 14th International Newborn Brain Conference 2023
- Wednesday, Feb. 8
- Registration Office Opens Workshops*
- Workshop Sessions A
- aEEG Basics Lena Hellström-Westas and Mohamed El-Dib
- cEEG and Seizures- session A Robert Clancy & Geraldine Boylan
- NIRS Basics Frank Van Bel & Thomas Alderliesten
- Building a Neonatal Neurocritical Care Program Diane Wilson & Hannah Glass
- Hand on Simulation- How to do cUS?- session A Khorshid Mohammad, Sylke J Steggerda, and James Scott
- Neuroimaging in Term Infants Linda de Vries & Sonia Bonifacio
- Research Methods in Newborn Brain and Parents Involvement-session A Janet Soul, Lina Chalak, and Betsy Pilon
- ILAE Neonatal Seizure Treatment Guideline Ronit Pressler
- Genetic Testing for Neonatal Epilepsies Adam Numis
• Saturday, Feb. 11
- Registration Office Opens
- Continental Breakfast
- Controversies in Neonatal Neurology Moderators: Lina Chalak and Linda de Vries
- Treating Clinical vs. Electrographic seizures: Treating Neonatal Electrographic Seizures Might Not Improve Outcome Rod Hunt Prolonged conventional EEG Monitoring Is Still Recommended for Neonatal
- Seizure Detection and Treatment Janet Soul aEEG Has a Utility in Detecting Neonatal Seizures Lena Hellstrom What Do Animal Models Say about Treating Electrographic Seizures John Barks
- Is NIRS Ready to Be Used as a Standard Clinical Tool Why is NIRS Not Ready to be Used Clinically? Gorm Greisen Applications of NIRS to Help with Difficult Bedside Clinical Questions Frank Van Bel
- USA Model of using NIRS under Strict Clinical Protocol Valerie Chock
- Platform Session 5 – Exposures and the Newborn Brain Moderators: Alistair Gunn and Gabriel Variane
- Neonatal Hypoglycemia and the Brain Christopher Mckinlay
- Assessment of Pain in Neonates Rebeccah Slater
- Anesthesia and the Immature Brain Mary Ellen McCann Closing Session
- Final remarks, Audience Feedback and Adjourn Mohamed El-Dib and Robert White
