Lună: octombrie 2026

A 17-a Conferință Națională de Neurofiziologie Clinică ASNER (CN2026) cu participare internațională

Data: 16 – 18 octombrie 2026

Locație: Hotel Crowne Plaza, Bucuresti

Comitetul de organizare:

Dr. Tudor Lupescu
Conf. Univ. Dr. Ioana Mindruta
Prof. Assoc. Univ. Dr. Mihai Moldovan
Dr. Ana Cobzaru
Dr. Ionela Codita

Taxa de participare

Ca în ficare an, ANSER oferă taxe de participare avantajoase pentru membri și rezidenți:

  • 750 RON primar specialist / nemembru ASNER
  • 550 RON primar/specialist membru ASNER
  • 450 RON rezident nemembru ASNER
  • 350 RON rezident membru ASNER

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    Neuromuscular Complications of Critical Illness: Current Concepts and Future Directions

    Neuromuscular Complications of Critical Illness: Current Concepts and Future Directions

    Endorsed by EMEAC-IFCN and ESICM

    Dates: October 30–31, 2026
    Location: Aarhus, Denmark
    Format: October 30 onsite only; October 31 onsite and online
    Registration: Free for all participants


    Register here

    Online participation: The online link will be provided upon registration.

    Faculty

    • Damien Bachasson — France
    • Mamede de Carvalho — Portugal
    • Sabrina G. Eggmann — Switzerland
    • Oliver Friedrich — Germany
    • Julius Grunow — Germany
    • Lars Larsson — Sweden
    • Nicola Latronico — Italy
    • Jean-Pascal Lefaucheur — France
    • Kirby Mayer — USA
    • Asher A. Mendelson — Canada
    • Mark M. Rich — USA
    • Werner Z’Graggen — Switzerland

    Programme

    October 30, 2026 — Onsite only

    13:30–14:00 Registration and Welcome
    14:00–15:00 Panel Discussion
    Diagnosis in the ICU: Where Are We Now and Where Do We Need to Go?
    15:00–15:30 Coffee Break
    15:30–17:00 Workshop on Potential Future Prospective Studies
    19:00–22:00 Networking Dinner

    October 31, 2026 — Onsite and online

    08:00–08:30 Registration and Welcome

    I. Muscle Wasting in the ICU: From Epidemiology to Clinical Diagnosis

    08:30–09:00 Epidemiology, Etiology, and Risk Factors
    Kirby Mayer, USA
    09:00–09:30 Mechanisms and Pathophysiology
    Oliver Friedrich, Germany
    09:30–10:00 Ion Channelopathies in the Pathogenesis of Critical Illness Myopathy
    Mark M. Rich, USA
    10:00–10:30 Clinical Recognition of ICU-Acquired Weakness: Clinical Assessment and Bedside Examination
    TBC
    10:30–11:00 Coffee Break

    II. Neurophysiological Assessment of ICU-Acquired Weakness

    11:00–11:30 Nerve Conduction Studies, Including Simplified Screening Protocols
    Nicola Latronico, Italy
    11:30–12:00 Electrical Phrenic Nerve Stimulation and Direct Muscle Stimulation
    Jean-Pascal Lefaucheur, France
    12:00–12:30 Needle Electromyography
    Mamede de Carvalho, Portugal
    12:30–13:00 Muscle Excitability Testing
    Werner Z’Graggen, Switzerland
    13:00–14:00 Lunch Break

    III. Imaging and Histopathology

    14:00–14:30 Muscle Imaging: Ultrasonography and Elastography
    Damien Bachasson, France
    14:30–15:00 Muscle Tissue Oxygenation and Microcirculation: Near-Infrared Spectroscopy (NIRS)
    Asher A. Mendelson, Canada
    15:00–15:30 Myosin Expression Analysis
    Lars Larsson, Sweden
    15:30–16:00 Coffee Break

    IV. Treatment and Prevention

    16:00–16:30 Early Mobilization and Rehabilitation Beginning in the ICU
    Sabrina G. Eggmann, Switzerland
    16:30–17:00 Novel Therapeutic Targets
    Julius Grunow, Germany
    17:00–17:30 Concluding Remarks and Farewell
    Hatice Tankisi
    19:00–22:00 Networking Dinner

    Registration

    Participation is free of charge.


    Register for the symposium

    Onsite: Aarhus, Denmark
    Online: Link provided upon registration

    Contact

    Hatice Tankisi
    hatitank@rm.dk

    The symposium has been supported by the Lundbeck Foundation.

    Repetitive Nerve Stimulation: Practical Aspects

    The EMEAC-IFCN has launched a monthly webinar series to provide IFCN member societies with high-quality, complimentary online educational content. Scientific and clinically oriented lectures will be delivered by leading clinical neurophysiologists from around the world. Each session will also include time for discussion with the lecturer following the presentation.

    Following the great success of our first two webinars presented by Prof. Riki Matsumoto (Kyoto, Japan), and Prof. Ulf Ziemann (Tübingen, Germany), we are delighted to announce our third webinar.

    Prof. Emeritus Erik Stålberg will present “Repetitive Nerve Stimulation: Practical Aspects”

    Prof. Hacer Erdem Tilki, Turkey will moderate the session.

    The webinar will take place on Tuesday, October 6, 2026, at 4:30 PM CET.

    Join via the link   (No registration is needed):

    https://aarhusuniversity.zoom.us/j/68763512805

    Repetitive Nerve Stimulation: Practical Aspects

    This webinar will focus on the practical aspects of Repetitive Nerve Stimulation (RNS), with emphasis on the challenges encountered during routine testing. Prof. Erik Stålberg will discuss why RNS is not always a straightforward technique, including fluctuations and variability between responses. Practical approaches to handling the initial increment, interpreting response changes, and managing technical and physiological factors affecting the results will also be explained.

    Contact: Hatice Tankisi, hatitank@rm.dk