Basal ganglia-subthalamic nucleus symphony: who conducts?
Organized by Constance Hammond
Mèl : hammond@inmed.univ-mrs.frVenue: INMED, Marseille
Affiche, programme et informations pratiques à télécharger. Preliminary programme
Sunday 31st May 2009
19h30 Conference - Diner at INMED in honor of Jean Féger Monday 1st June 2009
8h45 Welcome Chaired by Lydia Kerkerian Le Goff 9h00 Luis Puelles, Spain
The concept of subthalamic nucleus across species.9h45 Constance Hammond, France
Subthalamic nucleus amplifies and spreads out the hyperdirect NoGo signal. Respective roles of dopamine depletion and high frequency stimulation.10h15 Jérôme Baufreton, France
What sets the activity of subthalamic neurons? The role of dopamine and subthalamo-pallidal loop.10h45 Coffee break Chaired by Jérôme Yelnik 11h00 Jean-Michel Deniau, France
Subthalamic nucleus and the control of basal ganglia thalamo-cortical loops. Why an additional system to striatum?11h30 Peter Magill, UK
Cannot move to the rhythm? Inappropriate neuronal synchrony and oscillations in the subthalamic nucleus-globus pallidus network in Parkinson’s disease.12h15 Lunch at INMED. Meeting of speakers with Parkinson associations Chaired by Philippe Damier 13h30 Jens Volkman, Germany
High frequency stimulation of the subthalamic nucleus, what for?14h15 Eugenio Scarnati, Italy
The subthalamo-pedunculopontine loop, the other STN loop to be stimulated?14h45 Break Chaired by Léon Tremblay 15h00 Christelle Baunez, France
STN and frontal-like functions such as inhibition, attention and motivation.15h30 Peter Brown, UK
Trial-to-trial learning, motivation and the STN.16h15 Break Chaired by Constance Hammond 16h45 Rachida Ammari, PhD student, France
Questions to speakers prepared by PhD students.17h45 Alim Louis Benabid, France
General conclusion on the roles of the STN in human.18h30 End
