第61回日本神経学会学術大会

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Emerging Asian Neurology Session

[Em-01] Emerging Asian Neurology Session 01
Emerging Asian Neurology Session 01 for Stroke and the Neurosciences

2020年8月31日(月) 13:30 〜 15:00 第10会場 (岡山県医師会館 2F 三木記念ホール)

座長：阿部 康二（岡山大学医学部脳神経内科）,Tan Kay Sin（Kuala Lumpur University）

[Em-01-1] Management of large artery atherosclerosis

○Tsong-Hai Lee1,2, Kuo-lun Huang1,2, Ting-yu Chang1,2, Chi-hung Liu1,2 (1.Department of Neurology, Linkou Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, 2.College of Medicine, Chang Gung University)

Asian countries are the emerging area of the world not only in economy and culture, but also neurology and neurosceince. This symposium focuses on several neurology topics especially emerging areas of neurology in the emerging Asian countries. Session 1 will focus on Stroke and the Neurosciences with world famous neuroogists and neuroscientists from Asia and USA. Session 2 will focus on Dementia and stem cell therapy with world famous neuroogists and neuroscientists again from Asia and USA.

[Em-01-2] 英語セッション

○杉生 憲志, 菱川 朋人, 平松 匡文, 春間 純, 高橋 悠, 村井 智, 西 和彦, 山岡 陽子, 胡谷 侑貴, 佐藤 悠, 伊達 勲 (岡山大学大学院脳神経外科)

Asian countries are the emerging area of the world not only in economy and culture, but also neurology and neurosceince. This symposium focuses on several neurology topics especially emerging areas of neurology in the emerging Asian countries. Session 1 will focus on Stroke and the Neurosciences with world famous neuroogists and neuroscientists from Asia and USA. Session 2 will focus on Dementia and stem cell therapy with world famous neuroogists and neuroscientists again from Asia and USA.

[Em-01-3] MicroRNA in acute ischaemic stroke: biomarker and therapeutic potential

○Kay Sin Tan (Division of Neurology, Dept of Medicine, University of Malaya)

Asian countries are the emerging area of the world not only in economy and culture, but also neurology and neurosceince. This symposium focuses on several neurology topics especially emerging areas of neurology in the emerging Asian countries. Session 1 will focus on Stroke and the Neurosciences with world famous neuroogists and neuroscientists from Asia and USA. Session 2 will focus on Dementia and stem cell therapy with world famous neuroogists and neuroscientists again from Asia and USA.

[Em-01-4] Role of autophagy after ischemia / reperfusion injury in RFP-GFP-LC3 transgenic tMCAO mouse model

○Feng Tian (Zhengzhou university)

Asian countries are the emerging area of the world not only in economy and culture, but also neurology and neurosceince. This symposium focuses on several neurology topics especially emerging areas of neurology in the emerging Asian countries. Session 1 will focus on Stroke and the Neurosciences with world famous neuroogists and neuroscientists from Asia and USA. Session 2 will focus on Dementia and stem cell therapy with world famous neuroogists and neuroscientists again from Asia and USA.

[Em-01-5] Optochemogenetic Stimulation of Transplanted Cells Improves Neuronal Repair after Ischemic Stroke

○Lin Wei (Emory University)

Asian countries are the emerging area of the world not only in economy and culture, but also neurology and neurosceince. This symposium focuses on several neurology topics especially emerging areas of neurology in the emerging Asian countries. Session 1 will focus on Stroke and the Neurosciences with world famous neuroogists and neuroscientists from Asia and USA. Session 2 will focus on Dementia and stem cell therapy with world famous neuroogists and neuroscientists again from Asia and USA.

[Em-01-6] Utility of CT perfusion in acute ischemic stroke in Asia

○Yohanna Kusuma (Deakin University, Australia / National Brain Centre, Indonesia)

Asian countries are the emerging area of the world not only in economy and culture, but also neurology and neurosceince. This symposium focuses on several neurology topics especially emerging areas of neurology in the emerging Asian countries. Session 1 will focus on Stroke and the Neurosciences with world famous neuroogists and neuroscientists from Asia and USA. Session 2 will focus on Dementia and stem cell therapy with world famous neuroogists and neuroscientists again from Asia and USA.