Magnetic resonance techniques in multiple sclerosis - Twenty-seventh advanced course
Corso residenziale avanzato su tecniche di risonanza magnetica nella sclerosi multipla, focalizzato su brain health, neuroimaging, stili di vita, riabilitazione cognitiva e motoria, per neurologi e neuroradiologi.
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Luogo
Segrate - Milano
Strada di Olgia Nuova, Milano (MI)
Programma
Day-one: 3 December 2026
- 14.00-14.05Welcome & opening remarksMassimo Filippi
- 14.05-14.30Environmental and lifestyle exposures in MS: immunobiological pathways shaping neuroinflammation, neurodegeneration and CNS resilienceAnne H Cross
- 14.30-15.00Lifestyle factors as modifiable risk contributors: translating clinical evidence into routine MS careAlice Laroni
- 15.00-15.30MRI markers of lifestyle-related vulnerability and resilience: from tissue integrity to network-level outcomesP. Preziosa
- 15.30-15.40Roundtable discussion: Which lifestyle targets have the strongest mechanistic rationale and how can we implement and monitor them in routine MS care?
- 15.40-16.10Coffee break
- 16.10-16.30Exercise-driven immunometabolic and neuroplastic mechanisms in MS: biological substratesTBD
- 16.30-16.50Aerobic training and motor rehabilitation in MS: clinical evidence, practical implementation, and real-world functional outcomesPeter Feys
- 16.50-17.10Imaging biomarkers of training response: microstructural repair, adaptive reorganization, and reserve signaturesMonica Margoni
- 17.30-18.00Roundtable discussion: Can MRI enable personalized "training prescriptions" in MS, and which outcomes should drive clinical decision-making?
Day-two: 4 December 2026
- 9.00-9.30Biological mechanisms of cognitive impairment and resilience in MSLaura Hancock
- 9.30-10.00Cognitive impairment and clinical evidence, selecting targets and optimizing benefit of cognitive rehabilitationMaria Pia Amato
- 10.00-10.30MRI signatures of cognitive reserve and cognitive dysfunction: imaging predictors and intervention-sensitive endpointsMaria A. Rocca
- 10.30-11.00Roundtable discussion: Which patients should be prioritized for cognitive rehabilitation, and what are the strongest clinical and MRI endpoints to demonstrate efficacy?
- 11.00-11.30Coffee break
- 11.30-11.55Fatigue, pain, and mood disorders in MS: from symptoms to multimodal brain-health interventionsIris Katharina Penner
- 11.55-12.20Synergistic mechanisms of multimodal brain-health strategies: why combined interventions may (or may not) outperform single-component approachesAnthony Feinstein
- 12.20-12.45Next-generation outcomes in MS brain-health trials: advanced MRI, digital biomarkers, wearable devices, and artificial intelligenceJaume Sastre-Garriga
- 12.45-13.00Concluding remarks
- 13.00-14.30Farewell cocktail
Responsabili del corso
BIOMEDIA SRL
Provider
ID Provider: N° 148
Città: Milano (MI)
Tipologia: Case Editrici Scientifiche
Stato accreditamento: Standard - 2° Rinnovo
Massimo Filippi
Responsabile scientifico
Specializzazione: Professore Ordinario Neurologia
Relatori e docenti
Mara Rocca
Relatore
Con il contributo non vincolante di
- BRISTOL MYERS SQUIBB S.R.L.
- NOVARTIS
Domande frequenti
L'evento è accreditato per: Medico Chirurgo (Medicina Fisica E Riabilitazione, Neuroradiologia, Neurofisiopatologia, Neurologia, Radiodiagnostica).
Fonte dati per questo evento: Agenas. Evento organizzato da provider terzo. Smart ECM riporta dati pubblici dell'evento a scopo informativo e non è responsabile né del corso né dei contenuti, né ha accordi commerciali o di collaborazione con il provider.