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PROGRAMME

22nd MEETING of the

EUROPEAN SOCIETY of NEUROSONOLOGY and

CEREBRAL HEMODYNAMICSHEMODYNAMICS

19–21 May 2017www.neurosonology2017.de

Did youknow?

Conventus is the ProfessionalCongress Organizer of the 22nd Meeting of the European Society of Neurosonology and Cerebral Hemodynamics

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Organisation and imprint .................................................................................................. 4

Welcome note ................................................................................................................... 5

Local organising and scientific committee ........................................................................ 6

Meetings ........................................................................................................................... 7

Programme overview Friday, 19 May ........................................................................................... 8 Saturday, 20 May & Sunday, 21 May ......................................................... 9

Scientific programme Friday, 19 May ........................................................................................... 11 Saturday, 20 May ...................................................................................... 17 Sunday, 21 May ........................................................................................ 24

Poster presentations ......................................................................................................... 27

Exhibitors and media cooperation ..................................................................................... 38

Plan of exhibition area ...................................................................................................... 40

Social and cultural programme ......................................................................................... 41

General information .......................................................................................................... 42

General important information for presenting poster authors ............................................. 46

Index of presenting authors, speakers and chairs .............................................................. 48

Did youknow?

Conventus is the ProfessionalCongress Organizer of the 22nd Meeting of the European Society of Neurosonology and Cerebral Hemodynamics

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ORGANISATION AND IMPRINT

VenueLangenbeck Virchow HausLuisenstrasse 58 10117 Berlin, Germany

Conference websitewww.neurosonology2017.de

Hosting societyEuropean Society of Neurosonology and Cerebral Hemodynamics

Conference chairsFlorian Connolly, M.D. • Senior NeurologistCharité, Universitätsmedizin BerlinDepartment of NeurologyAusgustenburger Platz 1 13353 Berlin, Germany

Prof. Stephan J. Schreiber, M.D. • Medical DirectorASKLEPIOS Fachkliniken Brandenburg GmbHNeurological ClinicAnton-Saefkow-Allee 2 14772 Brandenburg, Germany

Prof. José M. Valdueza, M.D. • Medical DirectorSegeberger Kliniken GmbHNeurological CenterAm Kurpark 23795 Bad Segeberg, Germany

Conference organisationConventus Congressmanagement & Marketing GmbHNora Schambach, Claudia IboldCarl-Pulfrich-Strasse 1 07745 Jena, GermanyPhone +49 3641 31 16-318 • Fax +49 3641 31 [email protected] • www.conventus.de

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WELCOME NOTE

Dear participants,dear colleagues, dear friends,

On behalf of the ESNCH, its executive committee and the local organising committee, we are cordially inviting you to join us at the 22nd conference which will be held in Berlin on the 19–21 May 2017.

This year’s conference comes with the well-known combination of education and science, how-ever, we have extended the topics considerably – following recent years’ development within the fields of peripheral nerve and muscle ultrasound as well as in the field of ultrasound guided interventions. In addition, we will focus on topics overlapping with rheumatology and neurosurgery. Theory and research will be combined with educative live presentations.

For our industrial exhibition we have called a wide spectrum of established as well as new compa-nies on the market which will enable you to get a good impression of today’s diagnostic options.

Our venue is located in the heart of the city – close to the historic campus of the Charité uni-versity teaching hospital – in walking distance to main train station (Hauptbahnhof) and to the Brandenburg Gate – we have an excellent environment for study and for experiencing Berlin.

Join us for the exchange of experiences, present and discuss your projects and research work, participate in our courses and refine your knowledge and skills!

We are looking forward to welcoming you in Berlin!

Florian Connolly, MD Prof. Stephan J. Schreiber, MD Prof. José M. Valdueza, MD

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LOCAL ORGANISING AND SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

Josef Böhm, M.D.Medical Specialist in NeurologyPrivate neurological practice Berlin (DE)

Prof. Max Nedelmann, M.D.Medical Director • Clinic of NeurologySana Klinik Pinneberg (DE)

Jens-E. Röhl, M.D. Senior Neurologist • Department of Neurology Klinikum Ernst von BergmannPotsdam (DE)

Prof. Ulf Schminke, M.D.Deputy Clinic Director Universitätsmedizin GreifswaldClinics and Polyclinics of NeurologyGreifswald (DE)

Martin Schorl, M.D.Medical Director • Neurological CenterMediClin Klinik am BrunnenbergBad Elster (DE)

Prof. Uwe Walter, M.D.Deputy Clinic Director Universitätsmedizin RostockClinics and Polyclinics of NeurologyRostock (DE)

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MEETINGS

Friday, 19 May DWL meeting08:00–18:00 (by invitation only)Virchow

Saturday, 20 May Meeting teaching committee08:30–09:30 (by invitation only)Lounge

DWL meeting10:00–14:00 (by invitation only)Lounge

EC Meeting 111:00–13:00 (by invitation only)tbd.

ESNCH general assembly13:00–14:00 (free access)Lecture hall

EAN-ESNCH teaching/certification group15:00–16:00 group (by invitation only)Lounge

EC meeting 216:30–17:00 (by invitation only)Lounge

Sunday, 21 May Poster award committee09:30–10:00 (by invitation only)Speakers’ preview area

NSRG meeting10:00–11:00 (by invitation only)Lounge

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PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

Friday, 19 MayLecture hall Bernhard v. Langenbeck Emil v. Behring Paul Ehrlich Foyer 4th floor

08:00–10:00 08:00–10:00

p. 11 p. 11

10:30–12:30 10:30–12:30

p. 12 p. 13

13:30–15:30 13:30–15:30 13:30–15:30 13:30–15:30 13:30–15:30

ESNCH theoretical exam

p. 13 p. 13 p. 14 p. 14 p. 14

15:30–16:40

Opening ceremony

16:40–17:50

Vasculitis

p. 15

17:50–19:00 18:00–19:00 18:00–19:00

RVCS and SAH ESNCH practical exam ESNCH practical exam

p. 16 p. 16 p. 16

Practical teaching duplex

Practical teaching TCCS

Practical teaching TCD

Welcome reception (p. 41)

from 19:00

Basic tutorial vessels Basic tutorial nerves and muscle

Advanced tutorial vessels Advanced tutorial nerves and muscle

Practical teaching nerve and muscle

p. 15

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PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

Saturday, 20 May Sunday, 21 MayLecture hall Rudolf Virchow Bernhard v. Langenbeck Lecture hall Bernhard v. Langenbeck

08:00–09:30 08:00–09:30 08:00–09:30 08:00–11:30

ESO–ESNCH ISPNI–ESNCH Acute and chronic stroke

p. 17 p. 18 p. 24

10:00–11:00 10:00–11:00 10:00–11:00

ICP, Orbita and Brain death

Muscle and nerves Case reports

11:00–12:00 11:00–12:00 11:00–12:00

AVM, DAVF and venous disease

Botulinum-toxin 12:00–13:00

TCS, TM, movement disorders

Guided poster tour I

13:00–14:00 12:30–13:40

ESNCH general assembly Closing ceremony

14:00–15:30 14:00–15:15

Impaired cerebral hemodynamics

Tutorial ultrasound and intervention I (lectures)

p. 21 p. 21

15:30–16:30 15:15–16:15

Functional US and Cognition

Tutorial ultrasound and intervention II (practicals)

p. 22

p. 22

17:00–18:30 KeyNew fields and techniques Opening and closing

ceremony

p. 23 18:30–19:30Scientific programme

Guided poster tour II

Tutorials and workshops

p. 32Poster session

ESNCH session

Social programme

from 20:15

Free poster access

Gala dinner (p. 41)

p. 18 p. 19

p. 19 p. 20

p. 27

p. 25

p. 25

p. 26

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NOTES

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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME • FRIDAY, 19 MAY

08:00–10:00 Basic tutorial vesselsRoom Lecture hallChairs S. Horner (Graz/AT), E. Azevedo (Porto/PT) 08:00 Duplexsonography of cervical arteriesS1 N. Carraro (Trieste/IT) 08:20 Carotid arteries – grading of stenosisS2 J. Klingelhöfer (Chemnitz/DE) 08:40 TCD protocolS3 Z. Garami (Houston, TX/US) 09:00 TCCS protocol – arteriesS4 C. Baracchini (Padua/IT) 09:20 PFO testingS5 S. Horner (Graz/AT) 09:40 Vasomotor testingS6 E. Azevedo (Porto/PT) 08:00–10:00 Basic tutorial nerves and muscleRoom Bernhard v. LangenbeckChairs N. van Alfen (Nijmegen/NL), S. J. Schreiber (Brandenburg/DE) 08:00 Ultrasound of muscle – technical and practical aspectsS7 N. van Alfen (Nijmegen/NL) 08:20 Ultrasound of nerves – technical aspects S. J. Schreiber (Brandenburg/DE) 08:40 Compression neuropathies of the armS8 U. Schminke (Greifswald/DE)

09:00 Compression neuropathies of the legS9 Z. Arányi (Budapest/HU) 09:20 Trauma and Tumors U. Schminke (Greifswald/DE) 09:40 PolyneuropathiesS10 S. J. Schreiber (Brandenburg/DE)

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10:00–10:30 Coffee break, industrial exhibition and poster viewing

10:30–12:30 Advanced tutorial vesselsRoom Lecture hallChairs E. Vicenzini (Rome/IT), E. Stolz (Frankfurt a. M./DE) 10:30 TCCS protocol – veinsS11 E. Stolz (Frankfurt a. M./DE) 10:50 TCCS in intracranial pathologyS12 P. von Weitzel-Mudersbach (Aarhus/DK) 11:10 Brain sonographyS13 U. Walter (Rostock/DE) 11:30 Orbita sonographyS14 M. Nedelmann (Giessen/DE) 11:50 Microemboli detectionS15 B. Malojcic (Zagreb/HU) 12:10 Contrast agents in neurosonologyS16 E. Vicenzini (Rome/IT)

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10:30–12:30 Advanced tutorial nerves and muscleRoom Bernhard v. LangenbeckChairs M.-S. Yoon (Bochum/DE), U. Schminke (Greifswald/DE) 10:30 Specific nerves of the arm J. Böhm (Berlin/DE) 10:50 Specific nerves of the leg J. Böhm (Berlin/DE) 11:10 Impact of peripheral nerve sonography in ALS S. Vielhaber (Magdeburg/DE) 11:30 Ultrasound and MR-neurographyS17 M.-S. Yoon (Bochum/DE) 11:50 US-guided anesthesia of single nerves M. Scheit (Potsdam/DE) 12:10 Neurosurgical view T.-N. Lehmann (Bad Saarow/DE)

12:30–13:30 Lunch break, industrial exhibition and poster viewing

13:30–15:30 ESNCH theoretical examRoom Lecture hallChairs E. Bartels (Munich/DE), G.-M. von Reutern (Bad Nauheim/DE)

13:30–15:30 Practical teaching nerve and muscleRoom Bernhard v. Langenbeck Group 1 J. Böhm (Berlin/DE) Group 2 U. Schminke (Greifswald/DE)

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13:30–15:30 Practical teaching duplexRoom Emil v. Behring Group 1 J. Eggers (Hamburg/DE) Group 2 N. Carraro (Trieste/IT)

13:30–15:30 Practical teaching TCCSRoom Foyer 4th floor Group 1 E. Vicenzini (Rome/IT) Group 2 J.-E. Röhl (Potsdam/DE)

13:30–15:30 Practical teaching TCDRoom Paul Ehrlich Group 1 A. Razumovsky (Baltimore, MD/US) Group 2 Z. Garami (Houston, TX/US) S19 Group 3 P. Castro (Porto/PT)

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15:30–16:40 Opening CeremonyRoom Lecture hall 15:30 Opening speech N. Bornstein (Tel Aviv/IL), S. J. Schreiber (Brandenburg/DE) M. Endres (Berlin/DE) 16:00 History of neurology and medicine at the Charité J. M. Valdueza (Bad Segeberg/DE)

16:40–17:50 VasculitisRoom Lecture hallChairs W. Schmidt (Berlin/DE), G. Baltgaile (Riga/LV) 16:40 Ultrasound in giant cell arteritisS20 W. Schmidt (Berlin/DE) 17:20 Diagnosis and therapy of cerebral vasculitisS21 E. B. Ringelstein (Münster/DE) 17:40 Temporal and subclavian/axillary ultrasound – an integrated approach to O1 early diagnosis and follow-up of giant cell arteritis in comparison to positron emission tomography S. Castellani (Florence/IT)

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17:50–19:00 RVCS and SAHRoom Lecture hallChairs M. Kaps (Giessen/DE), J. M. Valdueza (Bad Segeberg/DE) 17:50 Reversible vasoconstriction syndrome – an overviewS23 M. Kaps (Giessen/DE) 18:10 Venous analysis in SAHS24 F. Connolly (Berlin/DE) 18:30 TIBI 3 waveform as a marker of vasospasm in distal middle cerebral artery after O2 aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage O. Ayo (Albacete/ES) 18:40 Doppler ultrasound for the detection of flow alterations after intracranial stent O3 placement in patients with cerebral aneurysms L. Llull (Barcelona/ES) 18:50 Reversible cerebral vasoconstriction syndrome in puerperium: O4 a prospective study G. P. Anzola (Gardone Riviera/IT)

18:00–19:00 ESNCH practical examRoom Emil v. Behring

18:00–19:00 ESNCH practical examRoom Paul Ehrlich

19:00–20:30 Welcome reception (see page 41)

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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME • SATURDAY, 20 MAY

08:00–09:30 Joint ESO-ESNCH session – stroke (peracute and acute phase)Room Lecture hallChairs L. Csiba (Debrecen/HU), G. Tsivgoulis (Athens/GR) 08:00 Highlights of ESOC 2017 G. Tsivgoulis (Athens/GR) 08:20 Thrombolysis, thrombectomy and ultrasoundS25 J. Eggers (Hamburg/DE) 08:40 The features of the temporal bone window and their implications for O5 contrast-enhanced sonothrombolysis in acute ischemic stroke V. Novotny (Bergen/NO) 08:50 MES monitoring in patients with large artery occlusions of the anterior O6 circulation treated with mechanical thrombectomy F. Filippo (Padua/IT) 09:00 Emergent extracranial internal carotid artery revascularization: O7 three different approaches N. Rodriguez-Villatoro (Barcelona/ES) 09:10 Accuracy of transcranial color-coded duplex sonography in the diagnosis of O8 acute intracranial large vessel occlusion F. R. Vodret (Padua/IT) 09:20 Handheld ecocardiography for screening sources of embolism in the acute O9 phase of stroke J. Juega (Barcelona/ES)

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08:00–09:30 Joint ISPNI-ESNCH session – nervesRoom Rudolf VirchowChairs A. Kerasnoudis (Thessaloniki/GR), L. Padua (Milan/IT) 08:00 Highlights from the 5th International conference and course on S26 neuromuscular ultrasonography L. Padua (Milan/IT) 08:15 US of nerve entrapment syndromes L. Padua (Milan/IT) 08:30 US of neuritis/polyneuritisS27 M.-S. Yoon (Bochum/DE) 08:45 US of traumatic nerve lesionsS28 U. Schminke (Greifswald/DE) 09:00 US of nerv roots T. Schelle (Dessau/DE) 09:15 US of hereditary/metabolic neuropathiesS29 A. Kerasnoudis (Thessaloniki/GR)


10:00–11:00 ICP, orbita and brain deathRoom Lecture hallChairs M. R. Vosko (Linz/AT), S. J. Schreiber (Brandenburg/DE) 10:00 Ultrasound in idiopathic intracranial HypertensionS30 P. Lochner (Homburg, Saar/DE) 10:15 Brain death diagnosisS31 E. Vicenzini (Rome/IT) 10:30 Vascular orbitasonography M. Nedelmann (Giessen/DE) 10:45 Fluid resuscitation in septic patients improves the systolic but not diastolic O10 middle cerebral artery flow velocity A. Schaafsma (Groningen/NL)

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10:00–11:00 Muscle and nervesRoom Rudolf VirchowChairs U. Schminke (Greifswald/DE), E. Titianova (Sofia/BG) 10:00 Ultrasound application (from CIP to MND)S32 N. van Alfen (Nijmegen/NL) 10:30 M-mode ultrasound in hand tremorsO11 E. Titianova (Sofia/BG) 10:40 Prospective study on the clinical, electrophysiological and sonographical O12 characteristics of oxaliplatin induced neuropathy in patients with metastatic pancreatic cancer K. Pitarokoili (Bochum/DE) 10:50 Contraction induced intramuscular blood flow quantification with power O13 Doppler ultrasonography A. Dori (Tel Aviv/IL)

11:00–12:00 AVM, dural arteriovenous fistula and venous diseaseRoom Lecture hallChairs J. Woitzik (Berlin/DE), C. Baracchini (Padua/IT) 11:00 Clinical overview in AVM and dural arteriovenous fistulaS33 J. Woitzik (Berlin/DE) 11:15 Ultrasound application in AVM and dural arteriovenous fistulaS34 J. M. Valdueza (Bad Segeberg/DE) 11:30 Ultrasound application in venous disordersS35 E. Stolz (Frankfurt a. M./DE) 11:45 Ultrasound and clinical picture of dural arteriovenous fistulas – case seriesO14 J. Wojczal (Lublin/PL)

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11:00–12:00 Botulinum-toxinRoom Rudolf VirchowChairs U. Walter (Rostock/DE), M. Schorl (Bad Elster/DE) 11:00 Clinical overviewS36 J. Wissel (Berlin/DE) 11:15 BT injection in cervical dystoniaS37 J. Wissel (Berlin/DE) 11:30 BT injection in task-related dystoniaS38 U. Walter (Rostock/DE) 11:45 BT injection in leg spasticityS39 tba

12:00–13:00 Lunch break, industrial exhibition and poster viewing

12:00–13:00 Guided poster tour IChairs S. Horner (Graz/AT)* • P1–P8 L. Olah (Debrecen/HU)* • P9–P15 V. Demarin (Zagreb/HR)* • P16–P23 G. Baltgaile (Riga/LV)* • P24–32 E. Stolz (Frankfurt a. M./DE)* • P33–P35 & P49–P54 A. Mrdjen (Zadar/HR)* • P36–P41 C. Kremer (Malmö/SE)* • P42–P48

Arteriovenous malformations and subarachnoid hemorrhage (P1–P4) .............................. 27Ultrasound in intensive care medicine (P5–P8) ................................................................. .. 27B-Mode imaging (orbita, movement disorders, tumours) (P9–P15).................................... 27Impaired cerebral hemodynamics (P16–P2) ...................................................................... .. 28Intracranial hypertension (P33–P35) ................................................................................. ... 30Migraine and headaches (P36–P37) ................................................................................. ... 30My interesting case (P38–P48) ......................................................................................... .... 30Venous related disorders (P49–P54) ................................................................................. ... 31

13:00–14:00 ESNCH general assemblyRoom Lecture hall

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14:00–15:30 Impaired cerebral hemodynamicsRoom Lecture hallChairs M. Czabanka (Berlin/DE), N. Bornstein (Tel Aviv/IL) 14:00 Extra-intracranial-bypass-surgery (pro and con)S40 M. Czabanka (Berlin/DE)

14:15 Hemodynamics, blood pressure and stroke prognosisS41 J. Sargento-Freitas (Coimbra/PT) 14:30 Relevance of collateral circulation assessmentS42 G. Tsivgoulis (Athens/GR)

14:45 Routine transcranial colour coded sonography predicts severe haemodynamic failure P. von Weitzel-Mudersbach (Aarhus/DK) 14:55 Blood volume flow in the superficial temporal artery predicts extra-intracranial O15 bypass function in Moyamoya disease F. Connolly (Berlin/DE) 15:05 Glomerular filtration rate reflects cerebral autoregulation status in acute O16 ischemic stroke P. Castro (Porto/PT) 15:15 Transcranial Doppler ultrasound as a quantitative biomarker in evaluation of O17 traumatic brain injury – current status A. Razumovsky (Hunt Valley, MD/US)

14:00–15:15 Tutorial ultrasound and intervention I (lectures)Room Rudolf VirchowChairs M. Schorl (Bad Elster/DE), S. J. Schreiber (Brandenburg/DE) 14:00 Anatomy and needle identificationS43 M. Schorl (Bad Elster/DE) 14:20 Botulinumtoxin in the upper extremity M. Schorl (Bad Elster/DE) 14:40 Botulinumtoxin in the lower extremityS44 M. Schorl (Bad Elster/DE)

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15:15–16:15 Tutorial ultrasound and intervention II (practicals)Room Rudolf Virchow Group 1 – needle identification S. J. Schreiber (Brandenburg/DE) Group 2 – ultrasound anatomy and muscle identification – upper extremity M. Schorl (Bad Elster/DE) Group 3- ultrasound anatomy and muscle identification – lower extremity L. Tomos (Bad König/DE)

15:30–16:30 Functional US and cognitionRoom Lecture hallChairs B. Malojcic (Zagreb/HU), Z. Garami (Houston, TX/US) 15:30 Does carotid disease cause cognitive impairment?S45 J. Pretnar Oblak (Ljubljana/SI) 15:45 Ultrasound and dementiaS46 E. Azevedo (Porto/PT) 16:00 IMT & cognitionS47 L. Csiba (Debrecen/HU) 16:10 Cerebrovascular reactivity and β-amyloid – a link which strengthens the vascular O18 contribution to Alzheimer’s disease M. Diomedi (Rome/IT) 16:20 Effect of alcohol on cerebral blood flow regulationO19 L. Olah (Debrecen/HU)

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17:00–18:30 New fields and techniquesRoom Lecture hallChairs G. Meneghetti (Padua/IT), R. Aaslid (Bern/CH) 17:00 New-TCD techniques and applicationsS51 W. Mess (Maastricht/NL) 17:15 Plaque imaging – new techniquesS48 D. Russell (Oslo/NO) 17:30 Superfast imagingS49 F. Perren (Geneva/CH) 17:45 Fusion imagingS50 D. Skoloudik (Olomouc/CZ) 18:00 Lumbar puncture with ultrasound study (LUPUS Study)O20 international prospective randomized multicentre trial M. R. Vosko (Linz/AT) 18:10 Neovascularization on superb microvascular imaging (SMI) ultrasound and O21 carotid plaque instability M. Zamani (Oslo/NO) 18:20 Position control of deep brain electrodesO22 U. Walter (Rostock/DE)

18:30–19:30 Guided poster tour IIChairs J. Eggers (Hamburg/DE)* • P56–P63 A. Lovrencic-Huzjan (Zagreb/HR)* • P64–P71 L. Németh (Nagykanizsa/HU)* • P72–P78 M. Diomedi (Rome/IT)* • P79–P85 K. Niederkorn (Graz/AT)* • P86–P93 J. Klingelhöfer (Chemnitz/DE)* • P94–P100 & P109 E. Bartels (Munich/DE)* • P101–P108

Diagnosis and treatment of stroke (P56–P78) ................................................................. 32Functional ultrasound and cognition (P79–P83) ............................................................. 34New ultrasound techniques and fields of application (P84–P99, P109) .......................... 35Plaque morphology and analysis (P101–P104) .............................................................. 37Ultrasound of nerves (P105–P108) ................................................................................ 37 20:15–00:00 Gala dinner (see page 41) 12 Apostel Berlin Mitte *Inquired at the time of printing.

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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME • SUNDAY, 21 MAY

08:00–09:30 Acute and chronic strokeRoom Lecture hallChairs M. Sturzenegger (Bern/CH), M. Del Sette (Genoa/IT) 08:00 Ultrasound perfusion mismatch in strokeS52 W. Z’Graggen (Bern/CH) 08:20 Post-recanalization TCD examination may predict symptomatic intracerebral O23 bleeding in patients with ischaemic stroke M. Kneihsl (Graz/AT) 08:30 Endothelial progenitor cells influence acute ischemic stroke hemodynamicsO24 J. Sargento-Freitas (Coimbra/PT) 08:40 Microembolic signals detection by transcranial Doppler monitoring in patients O25 with cryptogenic stroke A. Palmieri (Padua/IT) 08:50 Microemboli versus hypoperfusion as an etiology of acute Ischemic Stroke in O26 egyptian patients with watershed zone infarction A. ElSadek (Cairo/EG) 09:00 Incidence of transcranial Doppler detected microemboli and stroke in patients O27 treated with flow diverting stents for intracranial aneurysms C. Douville (Seattle, CA/US) 09:10 Role of vertebral artery hypoplasia in posterior ischemic strokeO28 C. Kulyk (Padua/IT) 09:20 Reproducibility of carotid plaque atherosclerotic quantification by 3-dimensional O29 sonography technology S. Haratz (Tel Aviv/IL)


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10:00–11:00 Case reportsRoom Lecture hallChairs F. Connolly (Berlin/DE), C. Kremer (Malmö/SE) 10:00 The hidden side of strokeO30 A. Elhfnawy (Würzburg/DE) 10:10 Eclampsia – transcranial Doppler for vasospasm diagnosis and O31 treatment-response monitoring M. M. Martinez-Martinez (Madrid/ES) 10:20 An atypical presentation of giant-cell-arteritis – a case reportO32 M. Ohlrich (Lübeck/DE) 10:30 Complication after medianus nerve decompressionO33 M. Kuliha (Ostrava, Bruntál/CZ) 10:40 An acute stroke due to a vertebral dissection after long travelling in a O34 sitting position D. Jatuzis (Vilnius/LT) 10:50 Diagnostic imaging in a case of Takayasu arteritisO35 G. Baltgaile (Riga/LV)

11:00–12:20 TCS, TM, movement disordersRoom Lecture hallChairs U. Walter (Rostock/DE), H. Stockner (Innsbruck/AT) 11:00 Ultrasound in Parkinson’s diseaseS53 M. Mijajlovic (Belgrad/RS) 11:15 Ultrasound in NeurosurgeryS54 K. Mursch (Bad Berka/DE) 11:30 Brain sonography findings in migraine C. Krogias (Bochum/DE) 11:45 Transcranial ultrasonography (general information, images of norm)O36 N. Krutelev (St. Petersburg/RU)

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11:55 Transcranial brain stem sonography in the diagnosis of amyotrophic lateral O37 sclerosis A. Rödiger (Jena/DE) 12:05 Diagnostic value of new coronal examination plane in TCS and of additional O38 M-Mode tremor frequency determination for the discrimination between idiopathic Parkinson’s disease and essential tremor C. Krogias (Bochum/DE)

12:20 Echogenicity of lentiform nucleus in different types of idiopathic dystoniaO39 B. Zamain (Teheran/IR) 12:30–13:40 Closing ceremonyRoom Lecture hall 12:30 Poster award presentation M. Sturzenegger (Bern/CH) 12:50 Introduction of the host 2018 D. Skoloudik (Olomouc/CZ) 13:05 Closing speech hosts F. Connolly (Berlin/DE), S. J. Schreiber (Brandenburg/DE) J. M. Valdueza (Bad Segeberg/DE) 13:25 Closing speech president President

POSTER PRESENTATIONS

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P 1 TCD-monitoring for detection and management of vasospasm in aneurysmal subarachnoid haemorrhage A. Rocco, M. Diomedi (Rome/IT)

P 2 Neurochemical parameters at spontaneous subarachnoid hemorrhage in conditions of significant acceleration of cerebral blood flow U. Westhause, A. Minasyan (Chemnitz/DE)

P 3 Posthemorrhagic hydrocephalus in patients with aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage – predictors and impact on outcome based on institutional databank A. Minasyan, S. A. May, P. Duscha, R. Steinmeier (Chemnitz/DE)

P 4 Brain arteriovenous malformation – cerebral autoregulation and flow velocity index in the region of an afferent vessel G. Panuntsev, V. Semenyutin, V. Aliev (St. Petersburg/RU), A. Patzak (Berlin/DE)

P 5 Optic nerve sheath sonography is a promising tool for assessment of raised intracranial pressure A. Lovrencic-Huzjan, M. Bosnar-Puretic, I. Hustic, I. Kobasic, M. Roje-Bedekovic, M. Budisic, V. Basic-Kes (Zagreb/HR)

P 6 Is Non-invasive continuous monitoring of intracranial pressure absolute value possible? A. Preiksaitis (Vilnius/LT), Y. Hamarat, M. Deimantavicius, R. Zakelis, L. Bartusis A. Ragauskas (Kaunas/LT)

P 7 Brain Death and decompressive craniectomy – revision of transcranial sonography criteria for cerebral circulatory arrest M. Toscano, A. Viganò, G. Giuliani, G. Spadetta, V. Di Piero, O. Mecarelli, M. Diomedi E. Vicenzini (Rome/IT)

P 8 Skull integrity – not a sine qua non condition for tcd positiveness on brain death M. P Balestro, M. Lange, A. B Maulaz, A. Almeida, A. D Pizzol, G. Weiss, L. S Cabra M. D Araújo, S. CO Martins (Porto Alegre/BR)

P 9 Echogenicity of lentiform nucleus in different types of idiopathic dystoniaO39 M. Rohani, M. Almasi-Dooghaee, F. Yousefpour, B. Zamani, G. Shahidi (Tehran/IR)

P 10 Correlation between substancia nigra hyperechogenicity and DaTscan: experience in Centro Medico de Asturias R. Garcia-Rodriguez, J. Fernandez-Dominguez, V. Mateos-Marcos (Oviedo/ES)


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P 11 Transcranial duplex examination of the thalamus in patients with parkinson’s disease F. J. Morejón Burguillos, A. Bernal Velasco (Benidorm/ES)

P 13 The second harmonics imaging improves a visualization of substatia nigra hyperechogenicity A. Chechetkin, M. Kravchenko, E. Fedotova, S. Illarioshkin (Moskow/RU)

P 14 Ultrasound examination of the pupil – a clinical case F. Farina (Padua/IT), C. Brunner (Linz/AT), S. J. Schreiber (Brandenburg/DE) A. Palmieri, C. Baracchini (Padua/IT), M. R. Vosko (Linz/AT)

P 15 Ultrasound imaging of calf muscle lesions E. Titianova (Sofia/BG)

P 16 Evaluationof cerebrovascular resistance index in chronic liver disease egyptian patients with and without hepatic encephalopathy by using transcranial Doppler ultrasonography A. ElSadek, S. Mohamed, M. Hussien, S. Monier, H. Samir (Cairo/EG)

P 17 Cerebral vasoreactivity measured by breath holding test is impaired in carotid artery stenosis M. Mijajlovic, M. Stojanovic, T. Pekmezovic, Z. Jovanovic, N. Sternic (Belgrade/RS)

P 18 Sonographic grading of cerebral hemodynamic in patients with unilateral occlusion of internal carotid artery O. Hensel (Halle, Saale/DE)

P 19 Cerebrovascular reactivity (CVR) in patients with carotid artery stenosis before and after surgical intervention – pilot study M. Nowakowska-Kotas, J. Ubysz, D. Pupka, A. Pupka, R. Podemski (Wrocław/PL)

P 20 Impact of aortic valve replacement surgery on cerebrovascular reactivity A. Fabjan, B. Musizza, M. Božinovska, G. Talesk, M. Šoštarič, T. Klokočovnik A. Ovsenik, M. Podbregar (Ljubljana/SI)

P 21 Cerebral hemodynamic recovery after mild traumatic brain injury C. Thibeault, S. Wilk, M. O’Brien, S. Thrope, I. Patanam, N. Canac, M. Ranjbaran L. Martinez, M. Scheidt, D. Seth-Hunter, J. LeVangie R. Hamilton (Los Angeles, CA/US)


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P 22 Cranioplasty effect on cerebral hemodynamics in post-traumatic decompressive craniectomized patients – a transcranial Doppler and optic nerve sheath diameter analysis C. Bittencourt Rynkowski Di Leoni, M. Muxfeldt Bianchin, P. Valdeci Worm M. Silva de Loreto (Porto Alegre/BR), G. Lionço Pellini (Canoas/BR), G. Finger M. Martins dos Reis (Porto Alegre/BR), C. Puppo (Montevideo/BR)

P 23 Cerebral autoregulation in young professional boxers G. Panuntsev, V. Semenyutin, V. Aliev, A. Ulitin, S. Skliar (St. Petersburg/RU) A. Patzak (Berlin/DE)

P 24 Relation between cerebral collaterals and cerebrovascular reserve in patients with chronic total carotid occlusion – TCCD and SPECT study H. Abdel-Hamid (Cairo/EG)

P 25 Cerebral vasomotor reactivity in border-zone infarcts – a transcranial Doppler study H. Afify, S. Helmy, M. Zakaria, N. Elkhayat, L. Elnabil (Cairo/EG)

P 26 Cerebral vasoreactivity and intima-media thickness in Down syndrome: a case-control study M. Colella, C. Stilo, A. Cocchella, P. Del Sette, D. Bianchini, A. Pilotto, R. Musolino M. Del Sette (Messina/IT)

P 27 The value of intracranial B-waves in neurosurgical pathology V. Semenyutin, V. Aliev, G. Panuntsev, S. Petrov (St. Petersburg/RU)

P 28 Cerebral autoregulation in patients with multiple sclerosis D. Ferreira, P. Castro, G. Videira, J. Filipe, R. Santos, E. Azevedo, M. José Sá P. Abreu (Porto/PT)

P 29 The interplay between dynamic cerebral autoregulation and arterial baroreflex with focus in the effect of aging S. Teixeira, J. Madureira, E. Azevedo, P. Castro (Porto/PT)

P 30 Our latest experience in endoluminal therapy for steno-occlusive diseas of the subclavian artery S. Dobrota, D. Perkov, V. Dermanovic Dobrota, M. Vrkic Kirhmajer, M. Baljkas Barkovic R. Smiljanic, P. Hrabac, I. Prkacin, B. Malojcic (Zagreb/HR)


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P 31 Spontaneous blood pressure variability and early recanalization in acute ischemic stroke J. Beato-Coelho, A. I. Martins, J. Sargento-Freitas, F. Silva, I. Correia, J. Jesus-Ribeiro R. Varela, O. Galego, C. Nunes, C. Machado, B. Rodrigues, C. Cecília, C. Macário G. Cordeiro Santo, L. Cunha (Coimbra/PT)

P 32 Apnoe test and blood flow in the middle cerebral artery assessed by ultrasonography are suitable to evaluate the indication of bypass surgery in patients with Moyamoya disease S. J. Schreiber (Brandenburg/DE), F. Connolly, M. Czabanka, J. M. Valdueza P. Vajkoczy (Berlin/DE)

P 33 Value of double – track sign in differentiating primary from thrombosed trans- verse sinus stenosis in patients presumed to have idiopathic intracranial hypertension N. Aldosary, M. Kotb (Alkharj/SA)

P 34 Transcranial Doppler pulsatility index accuracy on the indication of impaired cerebral compliance S. Brasil, M. de-Lima-Oliveira, R. Nogueira, W. Paiva, E. Bor-Seng-Shu M. Jacobsen Teixeira (São Paulo/BR)

P 35 Variation of optical nerve sheath diameter during anesthesia in experimental model without intracranial hypertension S. Brasil, M. de-Lima-Oliveira, W. Paiva, E. Bossé, E. Bor-Seng-Shu, M. Evangelista M. Jacobsen Teixeira, A. Belon, M. Azevedo (São Paulo/BR)

P 36 Increased cerebral blood flow and dilation of middle cerebral artery during cold-induced headache O. Hensel, S. Mages, S. Zierz (Halle, Saale/DE)

P 37 TCD and cerebrovascular reactivity in Ehlers-Danlos patients with migraine M. Toscano, G. Giuliani (Rome/IT), F. Puledda (London/GB), A. Viganò, M. Ruggiero T. B. Jannini, A. Pepe, C. Celletti, F. Camerota, V. Di Piero, E. Vicenzini (Rome/IT)

P 38 Structure and degree of cognitive impairment in patients in acute cerebral infarction I. Chernenko (Kharkiv/UA)

P 40 Extracranial internal carotid impairment in moyamoya disease mimicking carotid dissection J. Fernández-Domínguez, C. Garcia-Cabo Fernandez, R. García-Rodríguez P. Vega, V. Mateos (Oviedo/ES)


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P 41 Case study – transcranial Doppler monitoring and diagnosis of carotid dissection during left internal carotid artery stenting J. Renz, A. Lam (Seattle, CA/US)

P 42 Hyphema and vitreous hemorrhage in a patient with bilateral extraclanial occlusion of internal carotid arteries M. Peycheva, Z. Zahariev, K. Velkova, L. Chervenkov (Plovdiv/BG)

P 43 Superficial siderosis of the central nervous system and substantia nigra echogenicity impairment – Relationship other epiphenomenon? J. Fernández-Domínguez, C. Garcia-Cabo Fernandez, V. Mateos (Oviedo/ES)

P 44 Double-spot sign by embolic central retinal artery occlusion with cilioretinale artery sparing J. Valaikiene (Vilnius/LT), F. Schlachetzki, M. A. Schlachetzki (Regensburg/DE) R. Strupaite (Vilnius/LT)

P 45 Monitoring of the development of a new intracranial collateral in a patient with bilateral carotid dissection with high- grade stenosis by duplex- ultrasound A. Jacobs (Lübeck/DE)

P 46 Ultrasound imaging of eagle syndrome – a case report T. Koleva, S. Karakaneva, E. Titianova (Sofia/BG)

P 47 Not your average Saturday night palsy – high resolution nerve sonography resolves rare cause of wrist drop B. Heiling, A. Waschke, N. Fedtke, M. Ceanga, H. Axer, A. Günther O. W. Witte (Jena/DE)

P 48 Diffuse high intensity transient signals in an asymptomatic patient – case report V. Saia, F. Cioli, L. Lovesio, I. Alfano, T. Tamburini, T. Tassinari (Pietra Ligure SV/IT)

P 49 Two clinical cases of cerebral venous thrombosis A. Catalan, R. Sierra, R. Diaz, A. Catalan-Alarcon (Cadiz/ES)

P 50 Cerebrovenous orthostatic reactivity in idiopathic normal pressure hydrocephalus V. Shakhnovich, R. Shakhnovich, P. Trukhanov, S. Abuzaid (Moscow/RU)

P 51 Remarks about the ultrasound evaluation of vertebral veins G. Zanghieri (Correggio/IT)


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P 52 A case of Serial follow-up of sonographic finding of internal jugular vein thrombosis associated with lymphoma J. H. Park, S. H. Hwang (Seoul/KR), J. H. Lee (Goyang/KR), J. H. Park (Seoul/KR)

P 53 Noninvasive assessment of the craniocerebral disproportions in children with craniosynostosis S. Abuzaid, S. Gorelyshev, L. Satanin, A. shakhnovich, A. Sakharov (Moscow/RU)

P 54 Spontaneous echo contrast into the internal jugular veins as possible predictor of trombogenesis N. Baliasina, M. Lunina, E. Onischenko (St. Petersburg/RU)

P 56 Assessment of carotid intima-media thickness and carotid plaque formation among patients with ischemic stroke and hepatitis C virus infection D. Monir (Ismailia/EG)

P 57 Influence of sex and age on visualization of mesencephalon, anterior cerebral artery and middle cerebral artery at transcranial color-coded duplex ultrasonography G. Zanghieri (Correggio/IT)

P 58 Comparison of transcranial Doppler with MR angiogram for intracranial arterial stenosis diagnosis M. Pradeep, S. Akhtar, R. Chinnappan (Coimbatore/IN)

P 59 Role of vWF, fVIII and ADAMTS13 in the outcome of acute stroke patients treated with mechanical thrombectomy – pilot study M. Roubec, V. Prochazka, J. Gumulec, J. Macak, I. Lochman, J. Krajca, T. Jonszta D. Czerny (Ostrava – Poruba/CZ)

P 60 Integrated assessment of carotid plaques neovascularisation A. Chechetkin, A. Evdokimenko, A. Shabalina, L. Druina, M. Kostyreva, S. Scrylev T. Gulevskaya, M. Tanashyan (Moskow/RU)

P 61 Diagnosis of acute dissection of the vertebral artery and its outcome using the duplex scanning A. Chechetkin, M. Zakharkina, L. Kalashnikova, L. Dobrynina (Moskow/RU)


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P 62 A novel ultrasound based caliber index to distinguish congenital from acquired forms of hypoplastic internal carotid artery F. Brunner, A. Kastrup (Bremen/DE), J. Schaumberg (Bremen, Hamburg/DE)

P 63 Predictive value of cerebral autoregulation in carotid artery stenosis surgery V. Semenyutin, A. Nikiforova, G. Asaturyan, V. Aliev, G. Panuntsev A. Patzak (Berlin/DE), V. Iblyaminov (St. Petersburg/RU)

P 64 Intracranial stenosis in Europe – a not so unfrequent problem J. Fernández-Domínguez, R. García-Rodríguez, C. Garcia-Cabo Fernandez V. Mateos (Oviedo/ES)

P 65 How insulin resistance and inflammation influance in carotid intima-media thickness? P. Guilherme, A. Neves, A. Camacho, A. Silva (Faro/PT)

P 66 TSH levels are related to carotid stiffness in ischemic stroke patients W. Ambrosius, M. Lukasik, J. Rosinska, W. Kozubski (Poznan/PL)

P 67 Are external carotid artery plaques an important finding in patients with advanced coronary artery disease? J. Valaikiene, L. Ryliskyte, A. Valaika, R. Puronaite (Vilnius/LT)

P 68 Diagnostic value of vertebral artery ultrasound examination in patients with acute brainstem infarction K. Pavsic, M. Zupan, J. Kenda, J. Pretnar Oblak (Ljubljana/SI)

P 69 Is RoPE score a predictor tool for paradoxical embolic stroke? J. Chamma, C. Ribeiro Batista, M. C. lange, T. Bruch (Curitiba/BR) A. R. Massaro (São Paulo/BR), V. Flumignan Zétola (Curitiba/BR)

P 70 TCD features in rest could determinate a high risk FOP population? J. Chamma, M. Dornelles, E. Piovesan, M. C. lange (Curitiba/BR) G. Pereira Braga, R. Bazan (Botucatu/BR), V. Flumignan Zétola (Curitiba/BR)

P 71 Analyzing significance of antegrade opththalmic artery flow in patients with internal carotid occlusion J. Lopez Prieto, S. Ranft (Bad Segeberg/DE), F. Connolly (Berlin/DE) J. E. Roehl (Potsdam/DE), J. M. Valdueza (Bad Segeberg /DE)


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P 72 Comparison of transorbital duplex sonography and cw-Doppler sonography analyzing orbital collateral status in patients with internal carotid artery occlusion J. Lopez Prieto (Bad Segeberg/DE), F. Connolly (Berlin/DE) J. M. Valdueza (Bad Segeberg/DE)

P 73 Carotid siphon (CS) calcification influences the quality of TCCS insonation J. E. Röhl (Potsdam/DE), F. Connolly (Berlin/DE), A. S. Marti (Bad Segeberg/ES) S. J. Schreiber (Brandenburg/DE), J. M. Valdueza (Bad Segeberg/DE)

P 74 Dizziness in severe carotid artery stenosis may be caused by vertebro-basilar arterial pathology J. Wojczal (Lublin/PL), G. Kozera (Bydgoszcz/PL), P. Luchowski, J. Jaworski S. Stachowicz, K. Buraczyńska, K. Rejdak (Lublin/PL)

P 75 Changes of carotid sonographic findings of ipsilateral carotid artery after carotid artery stenting J. H. Lee (Goyang-si/KR), J. H. Park, S. H. Hwang (Seoul/KR)

P 76 The correlation between the carotid disease with metabolic syndrome and the type of diabetes V. Dermanovic Dobrota, S. Dobrota, P. Hrabac, I. Prkacin, M. Vrkic Kirhmajer M. Tomic, S. Vuckovic Rebrina (Zagreb/HR)

P 77 Is PFO in-rest a risk factor for ESUS? J. Chamma, V. Scavasine, M. C. lange (Curitiba/BR), G. Pereira Braga R. Bazan (Botucatu/BR), V. Flumignan Zétola (Curitiba/BR)

P 78 Early recanalization and cerebral edema in ischemic stroke R. Varela (Coimbra/PT), C. Vicente Cunha (Porto/PT), J. J. Ribeiro, O. Galego A. I. Martins, J. Sargento-Freitas, M. Baptista, F. Silva, B. Rodrigues, C. Machado G. C. Santo, E. Machado, L. Cunha (Coimbra/PT)

P 79 Transcranial sonography in diagnosis of degenerative dementia M. Almasi-Dooghaee, B. Zamani, M. Rohani (Teheran/IR), A. Imani (Mashhad/IR) S. Nadjafi (Tehran/IR)

P 80 Vertebral artery flow velocities and cognition – the Northern Manhattan Study M. Simonetto, H. Gardener, M. Caunca, C. Dong (Miami, FL/US) M. Elkind (Miami, FL, New York, NY/US), R. Sacco, C. Wright T. Rundek (Miami, FL/US)


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P 81 Detection of speech dominant hemisphere using functional TCCS and linguistic paradigm I. Öngör, A. Rogge, J. M. Valdueza (Bad Segeberg/DE)

P 82 Transcranial detection of microembolic signals 24 hours after carotid artery stenting is not predictive of cognitive decline C. Laza (Constanta/RO), F. A. Antochi, O. A. Bajenaru (Bucharest/RO)

P 83 Cognitive impairment and vessel reactivity P. Caruso (Trieste/IT)

P 84 Transcranial brain parenchyma sonography (TCS) detects nigrostriatal dopaminergic system damage in the primary burning mouth syndrome M. Mijajlovic, J. Zidverc Trajkovic, B. Zoric, N. Sternic (Belgrade/RS)

P 85 Mean arterial pressure and impaired cerebrovascular autoregulation R. Zakelis, A. Ragauskas, E. Sirvinskas, R. Benetis, B. Kumpaitiene, M. Svagzdiene R. Chomskis, S. Krakauskaite, V. Petkus (Kaunas/LT)

P 86 Changes in middle cerebral artery flow velocity during the tilt table test for autonomic function testing A. Schaafsma (Groningen/NL)

P 88 Automated measurement of optic nerve sheath diameter as a reliable tool in space-occupying neurological disorders assessment P. Heidari, P. Lochner, F. Brigo, L. Coppo, A. Naldi, K. Faßbender F. Molinari (Homburg/DE)

P 89 Prospective comparative clinical study of non-invasive cerebrovascular autoregulation monitor V. Petkus, R. Zakelis, L. Bartusis, S. Krakauskaite (Kaunas/LT) A. Preiksaitis (Vilnius/LT), R. Chomskis, S. Rocka, A. Ragauskas (Kaunas/LT)

P 90 Raphe nuclei echogenicity changes in obsessive-compulsive disorder N. Mohammadzade, M. Rohani, M. Shalbafan, F. Omrani, V. Shariat V. Shariat (Tehran/IR)

P 91 A novel probe attached to the neck can detect right-to-left shunt more accurately than transcranial Doppler H. Mitsumura, A. Arai, T. Komatsu, K. Sakuta, K. Sakai, Y. Terasawa (Tokyo/JP) J. Kubota (Matsusaka/JP), Y. Iguchi, Y. Iguchi (Tokyo/JP)


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P 92 The use ultrasound guided for refilling intrathecal baclofene pump in complicated clinical cases – a practical approach P. Caruso, G. Mazzon, V. M. Sarra, P. Manganotti (Trieste/IT)

P 93 HITS by FURUHATA (FUtuRe Ultrasound HAmonic Thromboembolus Analyzer) in common carotid artery may indicate a risk of embolic disease K. Hanzawa, T. Okamoto, M. Tsuchida (Niigata/JP), J. Kubota Y. I. Nishi (Matsuzaka/JP), Y. Saito (Tokyo/JP)

P 94 Transcranial Doppler (TCD) measurement of brain tissue pulsations generated by the major cerebral arteries – an in vitro study S. Berger, E. Chung, J. Nath, C. Banahan, S. Venturini, E. Kaza, J. Campbell, L. Collins M. Muccio (Leicester/GB), M. Moehring, A. Dewaraja (Seattle, CA/US) K. Ramnarine (Leicester/GB)

P 95 Assessment of transcranial sonography in traumatic brain injured patients: comparison with cerebral computed tomography S. Brasil, M. de-Lima-Oliveira, R. Oliveira, W. Paiva, E. Bor-Seng-Shu M. Jacobsen Teixeira, M. Malbouisson, E. Bossé, M. Evangelista (São Paulo/BR)

P 96 Ultrasound fusion imaging – diagnostic applications in neurology A. Pieroni, E. Vicenzini (Rome/IT), S. Hirsemann, S. J. Schreiber (Brandenburg/DE)

P 97 Optic nerve ultrasonography in multiple sclerosis patients S. Perez-Sanchez, S. Eichau Madueño, M. Rus Hidalgo, A. Dominguez Mayoral G. Izquierdo (Seville/ES)

P 98 High intensity focused ultrasound in treatment of tremors P. Karazapryanov, E. Titianova (Sofia/BG)

P 99 Lumbar Puncture with Ultrasound Study (LUPUS Study) – international prospective randomized multicentre trial M. R. Vosko, C. Brunner (Linz/AT), S. J. Schreiber (Brandenburg/DE)

P 101 Ultrasound morphology of carotid plaque and its link with lipid: protein content and 3D microstructure of the plaque A. Khattab (Bournemouth/GB), L. Streletz (Doha/QA), D. Wertheim (Surrey/GB) I. Ali, L. Wijesinghe, B. Jupp, K. Thavanesan, D. Gale, J. Liddell (Bournemouth/GB) P. Campell (London/GB)

P 102 Do atherosclerotic plaques in carotid arteries in rheumatoid arthritis patients predict cardiovascular events? E. Stumbra Stumberga, G. Krumina, E. Vasilevskis, H. Mikazane (Riga/LV)


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P 103 Changes of carotid plaque echogenicity over time and serum biomarkers I. Boukrid (Geneva/CH)

P 104 Juxtaluminal echodensity as an index of carotid plaque instability T. Tegos, G. Stefanou, C. Xerras, K. Notas, A. Papadimitriou A. Orologas (Thessaloniki/GR)

P 105 Peripheral nerve ultrasound in CIDP and correlations with electrophysiological: demographics and clinical features B. Haghi Ashtiani, S. Effat Nejad, M. Zaribafian, B. Zamani (Tehran/IR)

P 106 Shear wave elastography of the brachial plexus nerve roots in the interscalene groove – a pilot study M. A. Bedewi (Alkharj/SA), M. Sherif el-Sharkawy (Riyadh/SA) H. Koura (Alkharj/SA)

P 107 Periphral nerve cross sectional area assessment with a new pocket-size ultrasound system – a feasibility study A. Pieroni (Rome/IT), F. Connolly (Berlin/DE), S. J. Schreiber (Brandenburg/DE)

P 108 Severe nerve swelling by HRUS in a case of POEMS M. Ceanga, N. Fedtke, B. Heiling, B. Romeike, H. Axer, A. Günther O. W. Witte (Jena/DE)

P 109 Detecting cerebrovascular changes in a brain caused by Hypertension (HT) in Atrial Fibrillation (AAF) group using Acoustocerebrography (ACG) R. Olszewski (Warsaw/PL), W. Dobkowska-Chudon (Radom/PL) M. Wrobel (Leipzig/DE), P. Karlowicz, A. Dabrowski, A. Krupienicz, T. Targowski A. Nowicki (Warsaw/PL)

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Atys Medical World (Soucieu en Jarrest/FR)

Compumedics Germany / DWL (Singen/DE)

Georg Thieme Verlag KG (Stuttgart/DE)

Lehmanns Media GmbH (Köln/DE)

Mindray Medical Germany GmbH (Darmstadt/DE)

PAJUNK GmbH (Geisingen/DE)

Philips Healthcare (Eindhoven/NL)

Rimed Ltd. (Raanana/IL)

Shire Deutschland GmbH (Berlin/DE)

Toshiba Medical Systems Europe B. V. (Zoetermeer/NL)

TransparencyThe member companies of the “Arzneimittel und Kooperation im Gesundheitswesen e.V.” have more narrowly defined the AKG code to ensure more transparency. In future, congress organisers are obliged to inform potential congress participants in advance about the scope and terms of the support of the pharmaceutical industry. We fulfil this obliga-tion and inform you about the amount of the sponsorship of companies involved: Shire Deutschland GmbH (Berlin/DE) – 1000 EUR (industrial exhibition)

*In alphabetical order. State at printing.

Hippocampus Verlag KG (Bad Honnef/DE) „Neurologie & Rehabilitation“

Japan Academy of Neurosonology (Tokyo/JP) „Neurosonology“

Springer Medizin Verlag GmbH (Heidelberg, Berlin/DE) „Der Nervenarzt“

Thieme Publishers (New York, NY/US, Stuttgart/DE) „Journal of Neurological Surgery“„Seminars in Neurology“

State at printing

EXHIBITORS*

MEDIA COOPERATION

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PLAN OF EXHIBITION AREA

Company* Booth numberAtys Medical World ............................................................................................................. 3Compumedics Germany/DWL GmbH ................................................................................... 5ESNCH 2018 ........................................................................................................................ 10Georg Thieme Verlag KG ...................................................................................................... 8Mindray Medical Germany GmbH ........................................................................................ 7Pajunk Medical GmbH ......................................................................................................... 9Philips Healthcare ................................................................................................................ 1Rimed Ltd. ........................................................................................................................... 4Shire Deutschland GmbH .................................................................................................... 2Toshiba Medical Systems Europe BV ................................................................................... 6


Company* Booth numberAtys Medical World ............................................................................................................. 3Compumedics Germany/DWL GmbH ................................................................................... 5ESNCH 2018 ........................................................................................................................ 10Georg Thieme Verlag KG ...................................................................................................... 8Mindray Medical Germany GmbH ........................................................................................ 7Pajunk Medical GmbH ......................................................................................................... 9Philips Healthcare ................................................................................................................ 1Rimed Ltd. ........................................................................................................................... 4Shire Deutschland GmbH .................................................................................................... 2Toshiba Medical Systems Europe BV ................................................................................... 6


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SOCIAL AND CULTURAL PROGRAMME

Welcome receptionRight after the programme we would like to invite you to ourwelcome reception. Be our guest and round the evening off with one drink in a relaxed and communicative atmosphere and meet your colleagues, as well as friends and industrial partners.

Date Friday, 19 May Time 19:00–20:30 © © LVH – Langenbeck Vircho Haus

Location Langenbeck Virchow Haus Luisenstrasse 59 10117 Berlin, GermanyFee for participants free of charge 30 EUR for accompanying persons

Gala dinner • The “Roaring Twentys”Join us for the unforgettable evening. Spend a glamourous night with us in the twenty years style and shake the leg with us. Enjoy an unforgettable atmosphere and enjoy the pleasant company over a fresh draught beer and delicious culinary delights. Do not miss this great opportunity for mutual exchange and networking!

Date Saturday, 20 May © Restaurant 12 Apostel

Time from 20:15Location 12 Apostel S-Bahnbögen 177–180 Georgenstrasse 2 10117 BerlinFee until 30 April 70 EUR (incl. food) from 1 May 80 EUR (incl. food)Meeting pointCheck In at 19:45 (walking distance to the location is approx. 20 minutes)

Tips for excursionsCharité Museum of Medical History BerlinThe Medical History Museum of Berlin is operated by Charité – one of the largest university hospitals in Europe

Collection of the Centre for AnatomyThe collection includes anatomical preparations and surgical instruments and includes the wooden skull which was shown at the world fair in 1904.

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GENERAL INFORMATION

VenueLangenbeck Virchow HausLuisenstrasse 5910117 Berlin, Germany

Opening hours* 19 May 20 May 21 MayCheck–in 07:00–19:00 07:30–18:30 07:30–12:30Speakers’ preview area 07:00–19:00 07:30–18:30 07:30–11:00Industrial exhibition 12:30–19:00 09:00–19:00 09:00–12:00Poster exhibition – 09:00–19:30 08:00–11:30*Subject to change

Self check-inAll pre-registered participants who have already paid the registration fee will be receiving a bar code via e-mail prior to the conference. This code needs to be printed out or saved on smartphones. There will be several self check-in counters which can be used to print out your personal name badge. Our staff will be there to assist you.

LanguageThe official language of the conference is English (no simultaneous translation provided).

Name badgeAttendants and registered accompanying persons will receive a name badge after registration. Admittance to the conference and industrial exhibition is only allowed for those with a name badge. Name badges should be worn at all times. Name badges for exhibitors will be given to the exhibit staff at the Check-In.

Industrial exhibitionThere is an accompanying industrial exhibition. The exhibitors are looking forward to welcoming you and to present their comprehensive range of innovative products. For a detailed layout of the exhibition plan see page 40.

Visa requirementsIt is the sole responsibility of the attendee to take care of his/her visa requirements. Attendees who require an entry visa must allow sufficient time for the application procedure. Attendees should contact the nearest embassy or consulate to determine the appropriate timing of their visa applications. It is recommended to apply for a visa at least 3 months in advance of the conference.

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GENERAL INFORMATION • IMPORTANT FACTS

Payment and confirmation of paymentYour invoice and booking confirmation will be send to you via email. This invoice is a valid invoice which may be submitted to the local tax and revenue office. All fees are due upon receipt of invoice/registration confirmation. Payment transfers must include participant’s name and invoice number. Payment is also accepted by credit card (Master-/ Eurocard, American Express, VISA).

AccommodationWe reserved allocated rooms in different hotels for the congress period via the booking portal TCH. Detailed information can be found on the congress homepage. Please note – Conventus GmbH acts as an intermediary party and assumes no liability for reservations made. Changes and cancellations have to be addressed to the appropriate hotel directly.

Education credits and certificationThe Chamber of Physicians of Berlin certified this congress as follows:19/20 May 6 CME Points21 May 6 CME Points

IMPORTANT: All German attendees are required scan their name badge daily as well as and/or inscribe daily with your barcode into the provided lists nearby the check-in.Informal certificates of attendance are available on your last day of the conference at the Check-In as well as the certificates of the State Chamber of Physicians of Berlin.

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Registration feesFull registrationMember 500 EURNon-member 550 EURNurses/technicians1 350 EURStudents1 330 EUR

Day ticket registration19/21 May 190 EUR20 May 210 EUR

Basic tutorials², 19 MayVessels (08:00–10:00) 140 EURNerves & Muscle (08:00–10:00) 140 EUR

Advanced tutorials², 19 MayVessels (10:30–12:30) 140 EURNerves & Muscle (10:30–12:30) 140 EUR

Practical teachings², 19 MayNerves & muscle (13:30–15:30) 140 EURDuplex (13:30–15:30) 140 EURTCCS (13:30–15:30) 140 EURTCD (13:30–15:30) 140 EUR

Tutorial², 20 MayUltrasound and intervention 140 EUR

¹ Please provide proof of status via fax +49 3641 31 16-244 or e-mail [email protected] and quote ESNCH 2017.² Additional registration required for ESNCH attendants.

General terms and conditionsPlease find our general terms and conditions on the conference website www.neurosonology2017.de.

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Map of Berlin

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GENERAL INFORMATION • IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR PRESENTING POSTER AUTHORS

Poster sessionsThe guided poster sessions will take place Saturday, 20 May. All posters are assigned to these sessions according to the scheme below. Please follow the signage onsite.

Poster session ISaturday, 20 May, 12:00–13:00Arteriovenous malformations and subarachnoid hemorrhage P1–P4 (see page 27)Ultrasound in intensive care medicine P5–P8 (see page 27)B-Mode imaging (orbita, movement disorders, tumours) P9–P15 (see page 27)Impaired cerebral hemodynamics P16–P32 (see page 28)Intracranial hypertension P33–P35 (see page 30)Migraine and headaches P36–P37 (see page 30)My interesting case P38–P48 (see page 30)Venous related disorders P49–P54 (see page 31)

Poster session IISaturday, 20 May, 18:30–19:30Diagnosis and treatment of stroke P56–P78 (see page 32)Functional ultrasound and cognition P79–P83 (see page 34)New ultrasound techniques and fields of application P84–P99, P109 (see page 35)Plaque morphology and analysis P101–P104 (see page 37)Ultrasound of nerves P105–P108 (see page 37)

Assembly and disassembly of postersAll posters of the poster sessions may be mounted until 09:00 on Saturday, 20 May.The posters should be removed until 12:30 on Sunday, 21 May.Posters that are still attached afterwards will be removed by the organizers and will not be redirected. Please adhere to the schedule.

Poster prizes and awardsA jury, consisting of renowned experts in the field, will assess nominated posters. The three best posters will be rewarded with a poster prize. The presentation of the poster prizes will be within the closing ceremony (Sunday, 21 May, 12:30–13:40).

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Submitting your presentation/technical informationPlease prepare your presentation in 4:3 aspect ratio.

A presentation notebook with a PDF reader and MS Office PowerPoint 2010/2007 will be provided. The use of personal notebooks is possible upon agreement. However, it may interrupt the flow of the programme in the lecture hall. A notebook, presenter and laserpointer are available at the speakers’ podium in the lecture hall. A technical supervisor can help you.

Please note: Certain encodings for video and audio files could lead to problems. Please visit our speakers’ preview area, in advance. Should you wish to use non-digital equipment, please contact us ([email protected]).

Speakers’ preview areaThe Speakers’ preview area is located in the 1st floor. Please follow the signage on-site or ask the staff at the check-in. Please submit your presentation on the day in advance to your presentation, but no later than 2 hours before the presentation should begin. You may view and/or edit your presentation. For submission, please use a USB flash drive, CD or DVD disc and do not protect it with software.

Poster presentation in generalThe size of your poster has to be in accordance to DIN portrait format A0 (84.1 cm width x 118.9 cm height) and should not be laminated. Mounting materials will be provided at the poster board on site.Please note: your poster should be removed until 12:00 on Sunday, 21 May at the latest.

• Allocate the top of the poster for the title and authors’ names. Ensure that they are the same as in the submitted abstract.• The text, illustrations, etc. should be bold enough to be read from a distance of 1-2 meters.• Your poster number will be indicated in the acceptance notice and in the abstract book onsite. Please mount your poster on the board with the same number.• Push pins will be provided to all poster presenters at the conference.• We kindly ask that you be at your poster to answer questions during the poster viewing times indicated in the conference programme.

Publication of abstractsAll accepted abstracts will be published in the International Journal of Stroke (Impact factor: 3.044).

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INDEX OF PRESENTING AUTHORS, SPEAKERS AND CHAIRS

AAaslid, R. 23Abdel-Hamid, H. 29Abuzaid, S. 31, 32Afify, H. 29Aldosary, N. 30Aliev, V. 29Ambrosius, W. 33Anzola, G. P. 16Arányi, Z. 11Ayo, O. 16Azevedo, E. 11, 22

BBaliasina, N. 32Balestro, M. 27Baltgaile, G. 15, 20, 25Baracchini, C. 11, 19Bartels, E. 13, 23Beato-Coelho, J. 30Bedewi, M. A. 37Berger, S. 36Bittencourt Rynkowski Di Leoni, C. 29Böhm, J. 13Bornstein, N. 15, 21Boukrid, I. 37Brasil, S. 30, 36Brunner, F. 33

CCarraro, N. 11, 14Caruso, P. 36Castellani, S. 15Castro, P. 14, 21, 29Catalan, A. 31Ceanga, M. 37Chechetkin, A. 28, 32Chernenko, I. 30Connolly, F. 16, 21, 25, 26, 30Csiba, L. 17, 22Czabanka, M. 21

DDel Sette, M. 24Demarin, V. 20Dermanovic Dobrota, V. 34Diomedi, M. 22, 23Dobrota, S. 29Dori, A. 19Douville, C. 24

EEggers, J. 14, 17, 23Elhfnawy, A. 25ElSadek, A. 24, 28Endres, M. 15

FFabjan, A. 28Farina, F. 28Fernández-Domínguez, J. 30, 31, 33Filippo, F. 17Flumignan Zétola , V. 33, 34

GGarami, Z. 11, 14, 22Guilherme, P. 33

HHanzawa, K. 36Haratz, S. 24Heidari, P. 35Heiling, B. 31Hensel, O. 30Horner, S. 11, 20

JJacobs, A. 31Jatuzis, D. 25Juega, J. 17

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KKaps, M. 16Karazapryanov, P. 36Kerasnoudis, A. 18Khattab, A. 36Klingelhöfer, J. 11, 23Kneihsl, M. 24Koleva, T. 31Kremer, C. 20, 25Krogias, C. 25, 26Krutelev, N. 25Kuliha, M. 25Kulyk, C. 24

LLaza, C. 35Lee, J. H. 34Lehmann, T.-N. 13Llull, L. 16Lochner, P. 18Lopez Prieto, J. 33, 34Lovrencic-Huzjan, A. 23, 27

MMalojcic, B. 12, 22Martinez-Martinez, M. M. 25Meneghetti, G. 23Mess, W. 23Mijajlovic, M. 25, 28, 35Minasyan, A. 27Mitsumura, H. 35Mohammadzade, N. 35Monir, D. 32Morejón Burguillos, F. J. 28Mrdjen, A. 20Mursch, K. 25

NNedelmann, M. 12, 18Németh, L. 23Niederkorn, K. 23

Novotny, V. 17Nowakowska-Kotas, M. 28

OOhlrich, M. 25Olah, L. 20, 22Öngör, I. 35

PPadua, L. 18Palmieri, A. 24Panuntsev, G. 27, 29Park, J. H. 32Pavsic, K. 33Perez-Sanchez, S. 36Perren, F. 23Petkus, V. 35Peycheva, M. 31Pieroni, A. 36, 37Pitarokoili, K. 19Pradeep, M. 32Pretnar Oblak, J. 22

RRagauskas, A. 27Razumovsky, A. 14, 21Renz, J. 31Ringelstein, E. B. 15Rocco, A. 27Rödiger, A. 26Rodriguez-Villatoro, N. 17Röhl, J.-E. 14Roubec, M. 32Russell, D. 23

SSaia, V. 31Sargento-Freitas, J. 21, 24Schaafsma, A. 18Scheit, M. 13Schelle, T. 18

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Schmidt, W. 15Schminke, U. 11, 13, 18, 19Schorl, M. 20, 21, 22Schreiber, S. J. 11, 15, 18, 21, 22, 26Semenyutin, V. 33Shakhnovich, V. 31Simonetto, M. 34Skoloudik, D. 23, 26Stockner, H. 25Stolz, E. 12, 19, 20Stumbra Stumberga, E. 36Sturzenegger, M. 24, 26

TTegos, T. 37Thibeault, C. 28Titianova, E. 19Tomos, L. 22Toscano, M. 27, 30Tsivgoulis, G. 17, 21

VValaikiene, J. 31, 33Valdueza, J. M. 15, 16, 19, 26van Alfen, N. 11, 19Varela, R. 34Vicenzini, E. 12, 14, 18Vielhaber, S. 13Vodret, F. R. 17von Reutern, G.-M. 13von Weitzel-Mudersbach, P. 12, 21Vosko, M. R. 18, 23, 36

WWalter, U. 12, 20, 23, 25Wissel, J. 20Woitzik, J. 19Wojczal, J. 19, 34

YYoon, M.-S. 13, 18

ZZamain, B. 26Zamani, M. 23Zamani, B. 27, 34, 37Zanghieri, G. 31, 32Z‘Graggen, W. 24

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