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The IV Latin American Summer School of Epilepsy (LASSE IV) will be dedicated to the understanding of the processes linked to epilepsy in a sequential and ordered manner, according to their temporal evolution. The program will place special emphasis on molecular and systemic changes in their temporal context, in order to allow the understanding of the pathophysiological mechanisms underlying the establishment and evolution of epileptic syndromes. Because temporal events manifest themselves continuously or episodically, the relationship of these processes with those more directly linked to the expression of epileptic seizures or to the characteristics of epilepsy throughout life will be emphasized. Thus, classes will focus on phenomena related to the development, maturation and aging of the central nervous system and the rhythms that govern life and their influence on ictal and epileptogenic mechanisms, such as the sleep-wake cycle and other circadian or seasonal regulation processes.
4ª. ESCOLA LATINO-AMERICANA DE VERÃO DE EPILEPSIA
4ª. ESCUELA LATINO-AMERICANA DE VERANO DE EPILEPSIA
4th. LATIN-AMERICAN SUMMER SCHOOL ON EPILEPSY
(LASSE)
SÃO PAULO, BRASIL 1-10 DE FEVEREIRO DE 2010
Centro de Convenções Santa Mônica
GENERAL COORDINATION:
Prof. Dr. Esper A. Cavalheiro
LATIN AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVE ON THE EDUCATION COMMITTEE OF THE INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE AGAINST EPILEPSY (ILAE):
Profa Dra Elza Márcia Yacubian – Universidade Federal de São Paulo
PRESIDENT OF THE BRAZILIAN EPILEPSY LEAGUE (LBE):
Prof. Dr. Wagner Teixeira – Hospital de Base, Brasília, DF
PRESIDENTE DA ILAE:
Prof. Dr. Solomon Moshé – Albert Einstein College of Medicine – New York, USA
EXECUTIVE MANAGER OF THE LATIN AMERICAN ACADEMY OF EPILEPSY (ALADE):
Prof. Dr. Fulvio Alexandre Scorza – Universidade Federal de São Paulo
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE:
Américo Sakamoto – USP-Ribeirão Preto
Elza Márcia Yacubian – UNIFESP
Esper A. Cavalheiro – UNIFESP
Fernando Cendes – UNICAMP
Fulvio Alexandre Scorza – UNIFESP
João Pereira Leite – USP-Ribeirão Preto
Luiz Eugênio Mello – UNIFESP
Marly de Albuquerque – UMC