GNA-NES

GESELLSCHAFT FÜR NEUROOTOLOGIE u. AEQUILIBRIOMETRIE eV
SOCIEDAD DE NEUROOTOLOGIA Y EQUILIBRIOMETRIA Reg.
NEUROOTOLOGICAL AND EQUILIBRIOMETRIC SOCIETY Reg.
SOCIÉTÉ DE NEUROOTOLOGIE ET D´ÉQUILIBRIOMETRIE Reg.

37th. Meeting NES - GNA – SNE

15. – 18.04.2010

15.04.2010

Pre-congress GNA-NES-SNE -Symposium:

“From Functional Sensory Motor Neurootometry to sensorial evoked & QEEG Patternings of Intracerebral Data Processings.”

in honour of

Dr. Julia Matilde Bergmann and Dr. Guillermo Oscar Bertora

Neurofisiología Otoooftalmológica
República Dominicana, 3388-6to. 1425 Buenos Aires, Argentina


“From Audiometry to modern Tinnitology.”

in honour of 80 years

Prof. Dr. Abraham Shulman

METRC, 85-08 210th Street, Hollis Hills, New York 11427, USA


16.-18.04.2010

XXXVIIth International GNA-NES-SNE Congress:
Bad Kissingen, Germany
  1. Recent Findings about Vertigo
  2. Recent Findings about Tinnitus
  3. Modern Equilibriometry
  4. Modern Audiometry
  5. Modern Gustometry
  6. Modern Olfactometry
  7. Pharmacotherapy in Neurootology
  8. Physiotherapy in Neurootology
  9. Psychotherapy in Neurootology
  10. Magnetotherapy in Neurootology
  11. Others

15.04.2010

Pre-congress Symposium | Vorkongress-Symposium

in honour of

Dr. Julia Mathilde Bergmann (Buenos Aires, Argentina) and Dr. Guillermo Oscar Bertora (Buenos Aires, Argentina)

Topic:

From Functional Sensory Motor Neurootometry to sensorial evoked & QEEG Patternings of Intracerebral Data Processings.

16.-18.04.2010

XXXVIIth International NES Congress | XXXVII. Internationaler GNA-Kongress

(Anerkennung durch bayerische Landesärztekammer – Akademie für ärztliche Fortbildung -beantragt - 20 Fortbildungspunkte)

  1. Recent Findings about Vertigo
  2. Recent Findings about Tinnitus
  3. Modern Equilibriometry
  4. Modern Audiometry
  5. Modern Gustometry
  6. Modern Olfactometry
  7. Pharmacotherapy in Neurootology
  8. Physiotherapy in Neurootology
  9. Psychotherapy in Neurootology
  10. Magnetotherapy in Neurootology
  11. Others
at/in:
The Rossini Hall, Arkadenbau, Wandelhalle complex, Am Kurgarten 2, D 97688 Bad Kissingen, Germany
Applications & requests are to be sent to:
Prof.Dr.C.F. Claussen, NES, Kurhausstrasse 12, 97688 Bad Kissingen, Germany.
Tel. 0049-971-64832 - Fax 0049-971-68637
E-Mail: claussensolog@t-online.de, gna-nes@vertigo-dizziness.com
Homepage: http://www.vertigo-dizziness.com/gna-nes

Social Program

April 15th 2010, 18.00 p.m.:

Reception of the city of Bad Kissingen, represented by the Lord Mayor Blankenburg, at the historical Bad Kissingen town hall.

April 17th till 20th 2008, 8.00 p.m.:

Festive banquet at the Victoria Hotel, Am Kurgarten 5, Bad Kissingen:

“Bad Kissingen – home town of Neurootology.”

“A generation of Neurootologists at Bad Kissingen.”

During the congress the participants are welcome to visit the famousand traditional Bad Kissingen springs, to meet at the Bad Kissingen casino, or to enjoy the classical Bad Kissingen.

Regular Members’ Assembly of the Neurootological and Equilibriometric Society (reg.):

To be convened on April 16th, 2010, at 12.00 a.m. at the „ Rossini Hall “

Agenda:

  1. The board of directors’ report on the development of the society.
  2. The treasurer’s balance report.
  3. The board of directors’ exemption from responsibility.
  4. Election of the new board of directors for 2010 - 2012.
  5. Organizing the 38th NES Congress to be held 2011 in Nancy, France, by Prof.Dr. Perrin and his team.
  6. Discussion and decisions regarding the future meeting 2012 - 39th NES Congress at Bad Kissingen
    1. Precongress
    2. Main Congress
  7. Discussion and decisions regarding the future meeting 2013 - 40th NES Congress in Bydgoszcz, Poland,
  8. Discussion and decisions regarding future meeting 2014 – 41st NES Congress at Bad Kissingen
    1. Precongress
    2. Main Congress
  9. Discussion and decisions regarding future meetings 2015 – till 2017
  10. Communications from and to the NES
    1. ASN,
    2. Publications,
    3. electronic list of members,
    4. others
  11. Miscellaneous

Congress fees to be paid at the congress bureau:

Pre-congress symposium:

Regular participants
€ 80.-
Assistants/residents
€ 50.-

XXXVth NES Congress:

Regular participants
€ 200.-
Assistants/residents
€ 110.-
Single day charge
€ 80.-

Complete charge:

Regular participants
€ 220.-
Assistants/residents
€ 130.-

Ticket for the festive banquet on April 17th 2010 at the Victoria hotel: 40 Euro per person

Name of the bank: Volks- und Raiffeisenbank Bad Kissingen, Münchner Straße 2, 97688 Bad Kissingen, Deutschland
IBAN number: DE60 7906 5028 00057472 36 BIC: GENODEF 1BRK
Number of the bank account: 5747236
Bank sorting code number: 79065028

Scientific exhibition:

Exhibiton stands will be located in the hallways of the Rossini Hall, Arkadenbau, Wandelhalle complex, Am Kurgarten 2, D 97688 Bad Kissingen, Germany

The NES has a special hotel arrangement with Kaiserhof Hotel Viktoria,
Hotel Kaiserhof Victoria GmbH
Herrn Christian Weghofer, Geschäftsführer
Am Kurgarten 5
97688 Bad Kissingen
Fax: 0971-701-197
Tel: 0049- 971- 701-0
E.Mail: Info@Kaiserhof-Victoria.de
Internet: WWW :Kaiserhof-Victoria.de
Single room with breakfast per person per night: 55 Euro
Double room with breakfast per person per night: 45 Euro

Thursday, 15.04.2010

8:00 h

Registration of the participants

Pre-congress Symposium Vorkongress-Symposium in honour of

Morning session

Dr. Julia Matilde Bergmann and Dr. Guillermo Oscar Bertora

Neurofisiología Otooftalmológica
República Dominicana, (Boulevard Charcas) 3388-6to, 1425 Buenos Aires, Argentina

“From Functional Sensory Motor Neurootometry to sensorial evoked & QEEG Patternings of Intracerebral Data Processings.”

001-MORNING SESSION 1/1

CHAIRMEN:
Claussen C.-F. / Bad Kissingen, Germany & Boniver, Raymond /Verviers, Belgium & Valentín Gustavo Thompson, Buenos Aires , Argentina

8.30 – 10:30
8.30 – 8:45

Prof. Dr. C.-F. Claussen, Bad Kissingen, Germany
Opening & Welcome of the participants

Precongress CEREMONY

8:45 –

Claussen C.-F. / Bad Kissingen, Germany
Julia and Guillermo Bertora, neurootological researchers and developers at the frontier of linking sensorial physiology with computer-based functional imaging in neurootological patients.

9:00 – 10.00

Julia Bergmann de Bertora & Guillermo Oscar Bertora, Buenos Aires/Argentinien
Our Evolution from Sensory Motor Neurootometry to QEEG Patterns of Intracerebral Data Processing

10:00 – 10:30

Guillermo Oscar Bertora, & Julia Bergmann de Bertora Buenos Aires/Argentinien
Tinnitus: A New Model of Pharmacological Therapy

10.30 - 11.00

Coffee break

002-MORNING SESSION 1/2

11.00 - 12:40

CHAIRMEN:
Caovilla HH / Sao Paolo, Brasilien & Said J./ México, D.F., México & Julia Bergmann de Bertora, Buenos Aires, Argentina

11:00 – 11:20

Schneider D. / Würzburg, Germany
Vest-EP and Tinnitus

11:20 – 11:40

Pawlak-Osiñska Katarzyna / Bydgoszcz, Poland & Każmierczak Wojciech / Bydgoszcz, Poland & Każmierczak Henryk / Bydgoszcz, Poland
qEEG with auditory stimulation in tinnitus patients

11:40 – 12:00

Alpini D., Milano/Italy & Mattei V., Milano/Italy & Garegnani M., Milano/Italy & Pugnetti L., Milano/Italy & Cesarani A., Milano/Italy
Cortical Functional Connectivity at Rest in Tinnitus Patients

12:00 – 12:20

Müller-Kortkamp, C./ Soltau, Deutschland
CERA findings in children

12:20 - 14:30

Lunch break

003- AFTERNOON SESSION 1/3

Precongress-Symposium in honour of

Abraham Shulman, M.D., F.A.C.S.,
Professor Emeritus Clinical Otolaryngology, SUNY /Downstate
450 Clarkson Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11203

“From Audiometry to modern Tinnitology.”

14:30 – 16:00

CHAIRMEN:
Popivanova Cv./ Sofia, Bulgaria & Kersebaum M., Bad Kissingen, Germany & Pawlak-Osińska K./ Bydgoszcz, Poland

14:30 – 14:45

Oliveira C. / Brazilia, Brazil
Meeting Abraham Shulman, a pioneer of tinnitology

14:45 – 15:00

Goldstein B. / New York, USA
Tinnitology from The Martha Entenmann Tinnitus Research Center, N.Y.,Teaching Tinnitology and International  Tinnitus Miniseminars initiated by Abraham Shulman, MD.

15:00 –16:00

Shulman, A. / New York, USA
A Final Common Pathway for Tinnitus  Neuroanatomic Substrates- “Paradoxical Reward”

Shulman, A. / New York, USA
Final Common Pathway for Tinnitus- Update Neuroanatomic Substrates. Evidence based Basic Science and Neuroscience.

16:00 - 16:30

Coffee break

004- AFTERNOON SESSION 1/4

 

CHAIRMEN:
Franz Burkhard / Melbourne, Australia & Szirmai, Agnes / Budapest, Hungary & Schneider, Dieter, Wuerzburg, Germany

16:30 – 18:00
16:30 – 16:50

Langguth, B. / Regensburg, Germany & Landgrebe, M. / Regensburg, Germany & Hajak, G. / Regensburg, Germany & Kleinjung, T. / Regensburg, Germany
Neuronal correlates of tinnitus as revealed by neuroimaging

16:50 – 17:10

Seabra, J. C. / Oporto, Portugal & Claussen, C.-F. / Bad Kissingen, Germany & Nagy, E. / Budapest, Hungary & Kersebaum, M. / Bad Kissingen, Germany & Bencsik B. / Budapest, Hungary & Bencze G. / Budapest, Hungary & Heid L. / Budapest, Hungary.
The measurement of vestibule-ocular dysfunctions by Butterfly, RIDT and VESRIC in endogenous and exogenous tinnitus

17:10 – 17:25

Matsushima, J. / Sapporo, Japan & Matsushima, A. / Sapporo, Japan & Matsushima, T. / Sapporo, Japan
An experience of an external electrical treatment for dizziness and tinnitus in a patient with cochlear implant

17:25 –17:40

Tan, U. / Adana, Turkey & Tan M. / Adana, Turkey
The Uner Tan Syndrome and a Dynamical Systems Approach to Human Quadrupedalism

18:00

Reception of the city of Bad Kissingen, represented by the Lord Mayor Blankenburg, at the historical Bad Kissingen town hall.

Friday, April 16th, 2010

8:00 h

Registration of the participants

005- MORNING SESSION 2/1

 

CHAIRMEN: Claussen C.-F. / Bad Kissingen, Germany & Bertora, G. O. / Buenos Aires, Argentina & Goldstein, B. / N.Y., N.Y., USA

9.00

Opening Ceremony
The official opening ceremony will be performed by the board of the NES together with the invited authorities.

9.30

AWARD CEREMONY
PRESENTATION OF THE AWARDS BY
PROF. DR. DR. EIJI SAKATA, TOKYO, JAPAN & Dr.Koji Yuen, Okayama shi, Japan

  1. FRENZEL-SAKATA-AWARD
    for extraordinary achievements in the field of clinical research and neurootometry
    Award winner: Dr. Fernando Vaz Garcia , Lisbon, Portugal
  2. TATO-CLAUSSEN-AWARD
    for extraordinary achievements in the field of applied neurootology and therapies of neurootological disorders
    Award winner:. Dr. Arnirban Biswas, Kalkota, India.

10.00 - 10.30

Coffee break

006- MORNING SESSION 2/2

 

CHAIRMEN:
Shulman A./ New York, N.Y., USA & Langguth, B. / Regensburg, Germany & Brookler, K./NY., N.Y., USA

10.30 – 12:00
10:30 – 11:00

Vaz Garcia F. / Lisbon, Portugal & Ramos A. / Lisbon, Portugal & Duarte S. / Lisbon, Portugal
Psychological Manifestations in Ménière's Disease. A Prospective and Observational Study on a Sample of the Portuguese Population with a Follow-Up of 2 Years

11:00 – 11:30

Biswas, A. / Kalkotta, India
Spreading Neurootology in India.

11:30 – 11: 50

Brookler, K., New York/USA
My unintended journey from surgical to medical neurotoology

12:00 - 13:00

Members’ Assembly of the GNA – NES - SNE

13:00 - 14:30

Lunch break

008-AFTERNOON SESSION 2/3

 

CHAIRMEN: Trinus, K. / Kyiv, Ukraine & Bencsik B./ Budapest, Hungary & Biswas, A. / Kalkota, India

14:30- 16:00
14:30 – 14:45

Seabra J. C. / Oporto, Portugal & Cabral A., Oporto/Portugal & Araujol I., Oporto/Portugal
Vestibular rehabilitation

14:45 – 15:00

Castillo R./ Lisbon, Portugal
Posturography and Craneocorpography
- Posturografia y Craneocorpografía

15:00 – 15:15

Perrin, Ph. / Nancy, France

15:15 – 15:30

Alpini D. / Milano, Italy & Mattei V., Milano/Italy & Rovaris M., Milano/Italy & Cesarani A., Milano/Italy
Torso-Weighting Improves Upright Control and Dynamic Balance in Dizziness Patients

15:30 – 15:45

Luís, L. / Lisbon, Portugal & Benzinho, T. / Lisbon, Portugal & Vaz Garcia, F. / Lisbon, Portugal
Virtual Reality Applications in Postural Evaluation

15:45 – 16:00

Szirmai, Á. / Budapest, Hungary
Vestibular disorders in childhood and adolescents

16:00 - 16:30

Coffee break

009-AFTERNOON SESSION 2/4

16:30 – 18:00

CHAIRMEN:
Vaz Garcia F. / Lisbon, Portugal & Pawlak-Osińska, K. / Bydgoszcz, Poland & Tan, U. / Cukurova University, Faculty of Sciences, Adana, Turkey

16:30 – 16:45

Heid, L. / Budapest, Hungary & Claussen, C.-F. / Bad Kissingen, Germany & Nagy, E. / Budapest, Hungary & Bencsik, B. / Budapest, Hungary & Bencze, G. / Budapest, Hungary & Seabra, J. C. / Oporto, Portugal & Kersebaum, M. / Bad Kissingen, Germany
Differentiation in the tinnitus types in 800 patients of tinnitus rehabilitation

16:45 – 17:00

Józefowicz-Korczyńska, M. / Lodz, Poland & Szczepanik, M. / Lodz, Poland
Effects of rehabilitation in patients with peripheral vestibular disorders - preliminary report.

17:00 – 17:15

Ödkvist, L M. / Linköping, Sweden & Noaksson, L. / Linköping, Sweden
Whiplash symptoms do not disappear

17:15 – 17:30

Schneider, D. / Würzburg, Germany
Serious side effects of Gentamycin therapy in M. Ménière - a case report.

17:30 – 17:45

Niederhofer, H. / Bolzano, Italy
Bright Light Therapy May Improve Tinnitus in Normal Hearing Patients: A Pilote Study

17:45 – 18:00

Castillo R., Lisbon/Portugal
Vertigo and intracraneal tumors
- Vértigo y tumores intracraneanos

18:00 – 18:45

Claussen, C.-F. / Bad Kissingen, Germany
The human creative pathfinding cycle including a bridge between fine arts and modern sciences.

18:45

Evening free for visits at the cosy Bad Kissingen pubs and wine houses.

Saturday, April 17th, 2010

010-MORNING SESSION 3/1

8:15 - 10:30

CHAIRMEN:
Biswas, A. / Kalkota, India & Józefowicz-Korczyńska, M. / Lodz, Poland & Perrin /Nancy, France

8:15 – 8:30

Matsushima, J. / Sapporo, Japan & Matsushima, A. / Sapporo, Japan & Matsushima T. / Sapporo, Japan
Temporary Change in Symptoms of Low Tone Hearing Loss Following Electrical Treatment

8:30 – 8:45

Shulman, A. / New York, USA & Goldstein, B. / New York, USA & Avitable, M. J. / New York, USA
Cochlear Implant Soft failure and Tinnitus- A Case Report.

8:45 – 9:00

DeJonckere, P H. / Brussels, Utrecht, Louvain, Belgium & Coryn, C. / Brussels, Utrecht, Louvain, Belgium & Lebacq, J. / Brussels, Utrecht, Louvain, Belgium
Reliability of Pure Tone Audiometry in Context of Occupational Medicine is Insufficient for an Adequate Prevention of NIHL

9:00 – 9:15

Nagy, E. / Budapest, Hungary & Seabra, J. C. / Oporto, Portugal & Heid, L. / Budapest, Hungary & Bencze, G. / Budapest, Hungary & Bencsik, B. / Budapest, Hungary & Claussen, C.-F. / Bad Kissingen, Germany & Kersebaum, M. / Bad Kissingen, Germany
Vestibular spinal test results measured by cranio-corpo-craphy of stepping and standing tests in cases suffering from endogenous tinnitus compared to those suffering from exogenous tinnitus from a study in Bad Kissingen

9:00 – 9:15

Popivanova, Cv. / Sofia, Bulgaria
Space, time, motion – age-related psychophysiological patterns of the perceptions of adolescents and adults ≠ vestibular-visual-hearing interactions

9:15 – 9:30

Kersebaum, M. / Bad Kissingen, Germany
Magnetotherapy in tinnitus

9:45 – 10:00

Weiler E., Brill K. / St.Wendel, Germany
Quantitative EEG and tinnitus

10:00 – 10:15

Kersebaum, M. / Bad Kissingen, Germany & Bencze, G. / Budapest, Hungary & Heid, L. / Budapest, Hungary & Bencsik, B. / Budapest, Hungary & Seabra, J. C. / Oporto, Portugal & Claussen, C.-F. / Bad Kissingen, Germany & Nagy, E. / Budapest, Hungary
Endogenous tinnitus with typical subjective sensations in comparison with cases suffering from exogenous tinnitus from a study in Bad Kissingen

10:15 – 10:30

Kleinjung, T. / Regensburg, Germany & Langguth, B. / Regensburg, Germany
Transcranial magnetic stimulation for tinnitus treatment – an update

10:30 - 11:00

Coffee break

011-MORNING SESSION 3/2

 

CHAIRMEN:
Gananca MM/ Sao Paolo, Brasilien &. Ödkvist, L M / Linköping, Sweden & Nagy, E. / Budapest, Hungary

11:00 - 13:00
11:00 – 11:15

Franz B. / Melbourne, Australia & Anderson C. / Melbourne, Australia
In an Animal Model, Topical Application of Betahistine Improves Eustachian Tube Function

11:15 – 11:30

Bencsik, B. / Budapest, Hungary & Bencze, G. / Budapest, Hungary & Seabra, J. C. / Oporto, Portugal & Heid, L. / Budapest, Hungary & Kersebaum, M. / Bad Kissingen, Germany & Claussen, C.-F. / Bad Kissingen, Germany & Nagy, E. / Budapest, Hungary
Patterns of pure tone audiometry in cases suffering from endogenous tinnitus in comparison to those with exogenous tinnitus from a study in Bad Kissingen.

11:30 – 11:45

Maciaszczyk, K. / Lodz, Poland & Durko, T. / Lodz, Poland & Waszczykowska, E. / Lodz, Poland & Pajor, A. / Lodz, Poland & Erkiert-Polguj, A. / Lodz, Poland & Józefowicz-Korczyńska, M. / Lodz, Poland
Vestibular system in patients with systemic lupus erythematosus.

11:45 – 12:00

Pálos, G. / Budapest, Hungary & Bencsik, B. / Budapest, Hungary & Szirmai, Á. / Budapest, Hungary
The assay of the patients in a period of five years at our otoneurological department.

12:00 – 12:15

Trinus, K. / Kyiv, Ukraine
Neurootological diagnosis of vestibular lesion

12:15 – 12:30

Bencze, G. / Budapest, Hungary & Kersebaum, M. / Bad Kissingen, Germany & Nagy, E. / Budapest, Hungary & Seabra, J. C. / Oporto, Portugal & Bencsik, B. / Budapest, Hungary & Heid, L. / Budapest, Hungary & Claussen, C.-F. / Bad Kissingen, Germany
Acoustic dynamics in cases of endogenous tinnitus in comparison to exogenous tinnitus from a study in Bad Kissingen

12:30 – 12:45

Kukushev, P. / Sofia, Bulgaria & Kukushev, G. / Sofia, Bulgaria
Otoneurological Syndrome, Caused by Multiple Sclerosis (MS)

12:45 – 13:00

Pajor, A. / Lodz, Poland & Józefowicz-Korczyńska, M. / Lodz, Poland
Quantitative ocular-motor tests analysis in Multiple Sclerosis patients.

13:00 - 14:30

Lunch break

012-AFTERNOON SESSION 3/3

14:30 - 16:00

CHAIRMEN:
Alpini D. / Milan, Italy & Covilla, H.H./Sao Poulo, Brazil & Franz, B. /Melbourne, Australia

14:30 – 14:45

Ödkvist, L. M. / Linköping, Sweden & Schulin, M. / Linköping, Sweden & Andersson, M. / Linköping, Sweden & Noaksson, L. / Linköping, Sweden & Danielsson, S. / Linköping, Sweden
Migraine vertigo families

14:45 – 15:00

Każmierczak, W. / Bydgoszcz, Poland & Każmierczak, H. / Bydgoszcz, Poland & Pawlak-Osiñska, K. / Bydgoszcz, Poland
Positional nystagmus in vertebro-basilar insufficiency.

15:00 – 15:15

Sampaio A. L. L. / Brasília, Brazil & Meneses E. A. / Brasília, /Brazil & Venosa A. R. / Brasília Brazil & Tauil P. L. / Brasília, Brazil & Dias M. A. / Brasília, Brazil & Oliveira, C. A.C.P. / Brasília, Brazil
Vestibulo-ocular reflex as predictor of cerebral death in comatose patients

15:15 – 15:30

Claussen, C.-F. / Bad Kissingen, Germany & Seabra, J. C. / Oporto, Portugal & Nagy, E. / Budapest, Hungary & Bencze, G. / Budapest, Hungary & Heid, L. / Budapest, Hungary & Bencsik, B. / Budapest, Hungary & Kersebaum, M. / Bad Kissingen, Germany
Typical stato-acoustic complaints as being compared between patients suffering from endogenous tinnitus from those suffering from exogenous tinnitus from a study in Bad Kissingen

15:30 – 15:45

Schöpfer, F. / Hagen, Deutschland
Der Schwindel unter medico-ökonomischen Gesichtspunkten. Eine Studie zur Vorbereitung der Grundlagen eines medizinischen Versorgungszentrums zur Diagnostik und Behandlung des Symptoms Schwindel.
Vertigo and medico-oeconomical aspects.

15:45 – 16:00

Müller-Kortkamp, C. / Soltau, Deutschland
Diagnostic verifications of posttraumatic changes after whiplash by means of cranio-corpo-graphy

16:00 - 16:30

Coffee break

013-AFTERNOON SESSION 3/4

16:30 – 18:30

CHAIRMEN:
Vaz Garcia F. / Lisbon, Portugal & Kukushev / Sofia, Bulgaria & Rosmaninho Seabra J., / Porto, Portugal

16:30 – 16:45

Claussen C.-F. / Bad Kissingen, Germany
An interdisziplinary concept of explaining the transcranial pulsating magnetotherapy of endogenous tinnitus.

16:45 – 17:00

Pawlak-Osiñska, K. / Bydgoszcz, Poland & Każmierczak, H. / Bydgoszcz, Poland & Każmierczak, W. / Bydgoszcz, Poland
The effect of somatosensory stimulation on tinnitus

17:00 – 17:15

Każmierczak, W. / Bydgoszcz, Poland & Pawlak-Osiñska, K. / Bydgoszcz, Poland & Każmierczak, H. / Bydgoszcz, Poland
Vestibular disorders in arterial hypertensy patients

17:15 – 17:30

Shulman, A. / New York, USA & Strashun, A. M. / New York, USA
Fluid Dynamics Vascular Theory of Brain and Ear and Traumatic Brain Injury: Basic Science and Clinical Implications.

17:30 – 17:45

Matos, T. O. / Lisbon, Portugal & Subtil, J. / Lisbon, Portugal & Varandas, J. / Lisbon, Portugal
Spatial disorientation: an actual problem affecting pilots and motorists

17:45 – 18:00

Gananca MM / Sao Paolo, Brazil & Caovilla HH / Sao Paolo, Brazil & Dorigueto R / Sao Paolo, Brazil & Gananca FF / Sao Paolo, Brazil & Gananca CF / Sao Paolo, Brazil
Central Positional Nystagmus In Patients With or Without Vertigo.

18:00 – 18:15

Said J. / Mexico City, Mexico & Izita, A. / Mexico City, Mexico
Higroma. a Case Report

18:15 – 18:30

Matsushima, J. / Sapporo, Japan & Matsushima, A. / Sapporo, Japan & Matsushima, T. / Sapporo, Japan
Evaluation on treatment for chronic dizziness using triaxial accelerator device

20:00h - 8.00 p.m.:

Festive banquet at the Viktoria Kurhaushotel:
“Bad Kissingen – home town of Neurootology.”

Sunday, April 18th, 2010

014-MORNING SESSION 4/1

9:30 – 10:30

CHAIRMEN:
Bergmann de Bertora, J. /Buenos Aires, Argentinien & Müller-Kortkamp, C. / Soltau, Deutschland & Castello, R. / Lissabon,Portugal

9:30 –10:00

Claussen, C.-F. / Bad Kissingen, Germany
How did international neurootology settle and develop in Bad Kissingen?

10:00– 10:15

Kersebaum, M. / Bad Kissingen, Germany,
Vestibular Rehab.

10:15 – 10:30

Bennett, J. D. C. /Barnstaple, Devon, Ex 39 4JB, United Kingdom & Seabra, J. C. / Oporto, Portugal & Claussen, C.-F. / Bad Kissingen, Germany & Nagy, E. / Budapest, Hungary & Kersebaum, M. / Bad Kissingen, Germany & Bencsik, B. / Budapest, Hungary & Bencze, G. / Budapest, Hungary & Heid, L. / Budapest, Hungary
Indexes of subjective complaints evaluated from Patients suffering from endogenous versus exogenous Tinnitus.

10:30 – 11:00

Coffee break

11:00

Closing remarks
Claussen, C.-F. / Bad Kissingen, Germany & Schneider D. / Würzburg, Germany

12:00

Lunch