We are pleased to announce that you can now watch video highlights from the 29th International Epilepsy Congress in Rome online.

See below presentations on Memory and epilepsy surgery: managing risks, Improving clinical trials in epilepsy treatments, Epilepsy care after a natural disaster: Japans experience, Making the new classification practical throughout the world, Curing epilepsy: when can we claim success and many more.

Torbjörn Tomson, Sweden
“Sudden unexpected death in epilepsy”

Steve White, United States of America
“Using animal models to identify new therapies for epilepsy”

Gary Mathern, United States of America
“Curing epilepsy: when can we claim success”

Roberto Tuchman, United States of America
“Epilepsy and autism”

Nobukazu Nakosato, Japan
“Epilepsy care after a natural disaster: Japans’s experience”

Giuliano Avanzini, Italy
“The European Epicure project report: genes, inflammation and dysplasia and strategies for new treatments”

Lilia Nuñez-Orozco, Mexico
“Psychiatric comorbidities in epilepsy”

C.T. Tan, Malaysia
“Memory and epilepsy surgery: managing risks”

Eleanora Aronica, The Netherlands
“Focal lesions in human epilepsy: a molecular and neuropathological perspective”

Hal Blumenfeld, United States of America
“Mechanisms of consciousness and basis for impairment during seizures”

Helen Cross, United Kingdom
“Epilepsy destroys lives: improving quality of life”

Jacqueline French, United States of America
“Improving clinical trials in epilepsy treatments”

Laura Jansen, United States of America
“Cortical dysplasia and GABA receptors in pediatric epilepsy”

Merab Kokaia, Sweden
“Optogenetics as a potential new tool for therapy in epilepsy”

Sam Wiebe, Canada
“Making the new classification practical throughout the world”

Stefano Francione, Italy
“Paediatric epilepsy surgery”

Walter van Emde-Boas, The Netherlands
“Virtual Epilepsy Academy (VIREPA)”

Holger Lerche, Germany
“New genetic findings in epilepsy”