Skip Navigation
Skip to contents

대한소아신경학회

학회소식

공지 [2025.7.3-7.4] SJD Barcelona Children's Hospital Symoposium
  • 2025-03-28
  • 조회수 : 7

 

 

 

Emergencies in Neurometabolic Disorders and possible differential diagnosis

HYBRID | 3rd and 4th of July 2025

SJD Barcelona Children's Hospital

We are  pleased to invite the members of the Korean Child Neurology Association to join us in Barcelona from July 3–4, 2025 for the Symposium: "Emergencies in neurometabolic disorders and possible differential diagnosis".

 

This dynamic and interactive educational event is designed for healthcare professionals specializing paediatrics, emergency medicine, neonatologists, neurology (both pediatric and adult), inborn errors of metabolism, genetics, as well as researchers in neuroscience, biochemistry, and molecular biology eager to expand their knowledge and expertise in managing acute neurometabolic conditions and their differential diagnoses. 

 

We look forward to welcoming everyone, whether in person in Barcelona or online, for this invaluable learning opportunity!

IN PERSON: €280 €250 for registrations before 21/05/25
ONLINE:  €200 €170 for registrations before 31/05/25* 
*Check reduced fees for professionals of 
countries with special rates.

This exciting two-day course consists of eight immersive modules covering key aspects of neurometabolic emergencies and their differential diagnoses. Participants will delve into crucial topics such as acute metabolic decompensations, neuroimaging patterns, emergency interventions, and mimicking conditions.

The course offers insightful lectures from leading international experts, interactive clinical case discussions, a stimulating pro/con debate, and a high-energy quiz competition.

Join us for an engaging and educational experience at the forefront of neurometabolic emergency care!

 
REGISTER NOW
 
 

 

AFTER THIS TRAINING, YOU WILL BE ABLE TO:

  • Recognize the key signs and symptoms of acute metabolic disorders in emergency settings.

  • Differentiate these conditions from other disorders with similar clinical presentations, such as acute psychosis, epilepsy, or movement disorders.

  • Apply appropriate diagnostic strategies to ensure timely and accurate identification of metabolic emergencies.

  • Implement effective management protocols to prevent irreversible complications.

  • Collaborate with specialists in pediatrics, neurology, and metabolic medicine for an interdisciplinary approach to patient care.

 

CONTENTS

1 | Neonates in emergency settings.
2 | Epilepsy in emergency settings.
3 | Acute regression.
4 | Acute encephalopathy.
5 | Acute emergencies in beta-oxidation and mitochondrial disorders.
6 | Acute movement disorders.
7 | Acute psychiatric disorders.
8 | Clinical Cases.
9 | Workshop 1: Treatable Leukodystrophies – Early Diagnosis as a Matter of Urgency.
10 | Workshop 2:Emergencies in Neurotransmitter Disorders.
*Check the program

 

 

SUBMIT YOUR CLINICAL CASE / CASE SERIES
Got an interesting clinical case or case series? Share it at the conference and discuss it with experts! You’ll have 10 minutes to present + 5 minutes for discussion.

Deadline: Submit your abstract by 31 May 2025 (23:59 Barcelona time).

If your case is selected, you’ll need to register and present in person on Friday, 04 July. The three best cases will receive a Best Oral Presentation Award and free registration for next year’s course!

Required documents:

  • Abstract (max 300 words).

  • Letter explaining the uniqueness of the case.

  • Brief CV (max 200 words) – Presenting author’s background.

Email 3 PDF documents to hospitalbarcelona.formacion@sjd.es with the subject: Case for Emergencies in Neurometabolic Disorders Symposium
More information

Ángeles García Cazorla
Professor of Pediatric Neurology and Neurometabolism. Universitat de Barcelona. 
Head of the Metabolic Diseases Unit. SJD Barcelona Children's Hospital Barcelona.

*European EAACME (SEAFORMEC) accreditation has been requested

Facebook icon
Share
LinkedIn icon
Share
Email icon
Share
X icon
Share

This symposium is developed within the frame of the
Master’s degree in “
Neurometabolism and cell biology for clinicians”

 

 

위로 가기