Program


Thursday, October 5
14:30-15:00 Opening:
Roland Thijs (The Netherlands): The autonomic kaleidoscope
15:00-16:00
Session 1: Autonomic prodromes in neurological disorders
15:00-15:20
Mario Habek (Croatia): Autonomic prodrome in MS
15:20-15:40
Alessandra Fanciulli (Austria): When a soft sign harbors a serious neurodegenerative disease
15:40-15:50
Short presentation 1.
15:50-16:00
Short presentation 2.
16:00-16:30
Coffee break
16:30-18:00
Session 2: TLOC
16:30-16:50
Gert van Dijk (The Netherlands): EFAS legend lecture
16:50-17:10
Jacques Olivier Fortrat (France): Vasovagal syncope as a witness of cardiovascular self-organized criticality
17:10-17:30
Michele Brignole (Italy): Therapies in VVS: what is new in pharmacotherapy and cardiac modulation?
17:30-17:40
Short presentation 3.
17:40-17:50
Short presentation 4.
17:50-18:00
Short presentation 5.
18:00-19:00
EFAS school part 1
18:00-18:30
Walter Struhal (Austria): Anatomy and physiology of the ANS
18:30-19:00
Anne Pavy-Le Traon (France): Fundamentals of cardiovascular and sudomotor tests

Friday, October 6
09:00-10:20
Session 3: Interactive session: The autonomic case that taught me a lesson
10:20-10:50
Coffee break
10:50-12:10
Session 4: EFAS-AAS session: Hot topics in autonomic neuroscience
10:50-11:10
Roy Freeman (USA): New biomarkers for autonomic dysfunction
11:10-11:30
Satish R. Raj (USA): COVID-19 and orthostatic intolerance
11:30-11:50
Artur Fedorowski (Sweden): Neurohumoral aspects of POTS
11:50-12:00
Short presentation 6.
12:00-12:10
Short presentation 7.
12:10-13:50
Session 5: Autonomic dysfunction in neuroimmunological diseases
12:10-12:30
Łukasz Rzepiński (Poland): Autonomic dysfunction in myasthenia gravis
12:30-12:50
Ivan Adamec (Croatia): Autonomic dysfunction in demyelinating diseases of the CNS
12:50-13:10
Jelena Drulović (Serbia): Quality of life and autonomic nervous system abnormalities in people with NMOSD
13:10-13:30
Jalesh Panicker (UK): New EFAS/INUS/EAN guidelines: Management of neurogenic lower urinary tract and sexual dysfunction for the practicing neurologist
13:30-13:40
Short presentation 8.
13:40-13:50
Short presentation 9.
13:50-14:50
Lunch
14:50-16:30
Session 6: Autonomic dysfunction in movement disorders and dementia
14:50-15:10
Anita Kamondi (Hungary): Autonomic nervous system abnormalities in Alzheimer’s disease
15:10-15:30
Valeria Iodice (UK): Can autonomic dysfunction distinguish different alpha synucleopathies?
15:30-15:50
Gregor Wenning (Austria): Are we ready to modify the natural history of MSA?
15:50-16:10
Iva Stanković (Serbia): Autonomic dysfunction in genetic movement disorders
16:10-16:20
Short presentation 10.
16:20-16:30
Short presentation 11.
16:30-16:50
Coffee break
16:50-17:50
Session 7: Autonomic dysfunction in extreme conditions
16:50-17:10
Zdravka Poljaković (Croatia): Autonomic dysfunction in the intensive care unit
17:10-17:30
Jens Jordan (Germany): ANS in space
17:30-17:40
Short presentation 12.
17:40-17:50
Short presentation 13.
17:50-19:00
Session 8: ANS and cerebrovascular function in acute and chronic conditions
17:50-18:10
Nathalie Nasr (France): Can BRS, as a time-trend, predict the prognosis of acute cerebrovascular disease?
18:10-18:30
Magdalena Kasprowicz (Poland): Novel temporal approaches to capture the impact of ANS on the cerebral vessel
18:30-18:50
Max J Hilz (Germany): Altered cerebral autoregulation and its relationship to autonomic neuropathy in diabetes
18:50-19:00
Short presentation 14.

Saturday, October 7
09:00-10:40
Session 9: The autonomic “elephant in the room”
09:00-09:20
Giovanna Calandra Buonaura (Italy): ANS and sleep in Alpha-synucleinopathies
09:20-09:40
Ellen Merete Hagen (Denmark): Autonomic dysreflexia in the spinal cord injury
09:40-10:00
Astrid Juhl Terkelsen (Denmark): Complex regional pain syndrome
10:00-10:20
Pietro Guaraldi (Italy): Update on diagnosis and treatment of genetic amyloid neuropathies
10:20-10:30
Short presentation 15.
10:30-10:40
Short presentation 16.
10:40-11:20
Satellite symposium: Effect of S1P receptor modulators on cardiovascular autonomic function in multiple sclerosis
10:40-11:00
Max J. Hilz (Germany): Autonomic nervous system abnormalities and fingolimod in RRMS
11:00-11:20
Mario Habek (Croatia): Autonomic nervous system abnormalities and siponimod in RRMS
11:20-12:00
Coffee break
12:00-14:00
EFAS school part 2

Hands-on:
  1. Tilt-table test
  2. Schellong
  3. ABPM
  4. QSART
14:00-14:30
Closing ceremony

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