Maria Gogou

Brain health is a human right. #WorldBrainDay advocating for access & education across every life stage #BrainHealthForAllAges Save the date: Tuesday 22 July 2025 Help us drive this message forward #WorldBrainDay #WBD2025 #childneurology #EPNS2025 @wfneurology" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">wfneurology.org/world-brain-da…

Key Point 3 from the article Nystagmus and Saccadic Intrusions by Dr. Daniel Gold, from the April #Neuroophthalmology issue, which is available to subscribers at hubs.la/Q03kf0wN0 #Neurology #NeuroTwitter #MedEd

📣 Calling for experts from Underrepresented Countries! 🌍 #ERDERA is seeking specialists to join our expert pool! Get involved in activities, panels & networking, plus access funding, training & more. Interested? 👉 loom.ly/YUHruUQ

Young scientists and early-career professionals from the field of paediatric neurology are invited to an exclusive Young Investigator evening 11july2025 Tickets 25euro Let us support and strengthen the young EPNS community! #EPNS2025 epns-congress.com

@mapenombre @EPNSnews Thank you for your contribution, Hatice! It was a real pleasure to have you in this journal club!

✨ Honoured to present at the #EPNS Journal Club (Apr 23, 2025) with @EPNSnews! We explored pediatric #EssentialTremor-clinical features & diagnostic challenges. 🙏Thanks to Dr. Rick Helmich, Dr. Tessa Wassenberg & @MariaGogou6! #PediatricNeurology #EPNS #YEPNS #MovementDisorders

Knowledge is contagious! Infectious encephalitis can be a difficult diagnosis, but patterns on MRI can suggest an etiology. Most know herpes & the temporal lobe Do YOU know any more? Here’s a figure to help you remember the most “common” encephalitis patterns for different organisms Since CSF PCR studies take time, some imaging can provide helpful clues: Temporal lobe: Although other infectious agents may involve the temporal lobe, statistically this is overwhelming HSV-1 Deep Gray: Think of flaviviruses such as Japanese encephalitis & West Nile encephalitis Splenium: Think of common infections, especially infections kids get—rotavirus, influenza, COVID. Brainstem: This is most commonly enteroviruses (hand, foot and mouth disease). Remember, all the motor for the hand, foot, & mouth meet in the brainstem, so this is where the encephalitis will be! Infarcts: Think VZV. Varicella and Vasculitis both start with V! White matter: Think of immunocompromised viruses (HIV, PML/JC virus) Hopefully, you will have an infectious curiosity for the MR findings in encephalitis!

See this Instagram video by @yes_ilae instagram.com/reel/DF3xyJwzh…

Leukodystrophy Teaching Course and Symposium 21-23 May 2025 Registration and abstract submission are now open alc2025.nl

An opportunity to join the Dubowitz Neuromuscular Centre in the UCL Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health for a Research Fellow. Closing Date: 03-Feb-2025 ucl.ac.uk/work-at-ucl/se…

EPNS Congress 2025 abstract submission deadline extended: 31 Jan 2025 If you haven’t submitted yet, now is the time to take action! Join the EPNS Congress in Munich and seize the opportunity to showcase your work on an international stage. epns-congress.com/abstracts/ #EPNS2025

Series of 3 EPNS Advocacy Training Webinars Whether you’re new to advocacy or looking to refine your skills, this series will offer practical, actionable advice and training. ALL WELCOME epns.info/epns-advocacy-…

Every physician caring for patients with Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS) should read this recent excellent review. nature.com/articles/s4157… There are two important points that I believe are not emphasized enough in this paper: 1. We have shifted away from classifying patients as AIDP, AMSAN, or AMAM. This classification depended solely on nerve conduction studies, which are not widely available in hospital settings. Additionally, the biology of GBS is much more complex than previously understood, so the dichotomy axonal or demyelinating does not work well here. Moving forward, we should refer to all these conditions as GBS and classify the variants as shown in the figure and table below. #NeuropathyBites

🔊 Take part! This survey 👇 about #epilepsy #stigma is so important! Stigma against people with an epilepsy is still a huge problem, globally, but causes and challenges vary from country to country and culture to culture. So, we need to gather perspectives from people around the world to present to leaders and figure out how to effectively challenge it. Fill it out here👇and please share with your friends, colleagues, and family members! epilepsysparks.com/research-proje… The survey is available in English, Malay, Spanish, Arabic, and Chinese! #neurology @MdFarooq_Shaikh @AbrilMarone @drlucasorellana @gaby_reva2 @SallyShaaban90 @DrNaluca @eugeniaroza1501 @EpilepsySocAus @EpilepsyFdn @EpilepsyCanada @EpilepsyZA @EpilepsySA @vinayjani @NinaMago100

Learn about slow alpha variant, in this multimedia teaching material, published in @EpiDisorders doi.org/10.1002/epd2.2… #EEG #epilepsy @fabnascimen @KNascimenski

It was a delight to listen to Prof Beniczky's teaching today in the EPNS EEG club! @EPNSnews @SBeniczky

Next Journal Club webinar - Organised with the Young EPNS - 27 November 2024 17:00h Belgium time. Register: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Viewpoint Children’s voices and the climate crisis: report from @RCPCHtweets @MariaGogou6 adc.bmj.com/content/early/…

This report by the RCPCH Climate Change Working Group offers crucial insights into how children around the world experience climate crisis. Read the full text here: rcpch.ac.uk/resources/pres…

Put this event in your calendar 🗓️! A fantastic opportunity for all ILAE attendees to meet in an informal environment and have fun! @IlaeWeb @yesILAE @ILAEBRITISH ngs