Stream Neuroscience co-founder & CEO presents at Banff International Epilepsy Symposium (Banff, AB) on pipelines to new anti-seizure drug therapies.

The 4th Banff International Epilepsy Symposium, a satellite event of the 2nd North American Epilepsy Congress, will take place in a virtual format on 6 May 2022.

The symposium will focus on novel approaches to diagnosis, therapies and surgical techniques and highlight issues that impact all patients with epilepsy – SUDEP, seizure detection and novel approaches to antiepileptogenesis and drug therapy. 

Minimally invasive surgery has opened entirely new and exciting possibilities for our patients where open surgery is not considered ideal, given the comorbidities and risks. Disconnective surgery is being discussed increasingly as a surgical option, but the indications, mechanisms and outcomes remain less understood. The 4th Banff International Epilepsy Symposium will address these emerging issues by highlighting innovative research into tailored medical and surgical therapy for these complex patient populations.

The 4th Banff International Epilepsy Symposium is organized by The Cumming School of Medicine, University of Calgary.