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Scientific Programme /

Thursday, 22 June 2017

WFSBP 2017

THU

T26: NEUROPHYSIOLOGY

S-70

SYMPOSIUM

15:00–16:30

Auditorium 12

Current use of EEG-based techniques in psychiatry

Chair:

Martijn Arns, The Netherlands

Co-Chair: Adam Wichniak, Poland

001

Epilepsy spectrum disorders and episodic psychiat-

ric symptoms

Nash Boutros, USA

002

Results of the international multi-center iSPOT-A

study in ADHD: EEG predictors of treatment outcome

to methylphenidate

Martijn Arns, The Netherlands

003

Did the No-Go P300 component help to predict

relapse in recently detoxified alcoholic patients?

Salvatore Campanella, Belgium

004

Polysomnographic measures of sleep in psychiatry:

Implications for diagnosis and treatment

Adam Wichniak, Poland

T7: CHILDHOOD & ADOLESCENT DISORDERS:

BASIC/ CLINICAL

S-71

SYMPOSIUM

15:00–16:30

Auditorium 10

Sex-specific neuroendocrinological findings in conduct

disorder

Chair:

Sabine Herpertz, Germany

Co-Chair: Christine Freitag, Germany

001

The brain oxytocin system in intermale and female

aggression in rodents

Trynke De Jong, Germany

I. Neumann

002

Sex-specific differences in oxytocin effects on the

brain's salience circuit

Haang Jeung, Germany

003

Sex-specific differences and the effects of puberty

on emotional processing in adolescents with and with-

out conduct disorder

Kerstin Konrad, Germany

004

The role of basal and reactive steroid hormones

and neuropeptides in female conduct disorder

Christine Freitag, Germany

A. Martinelli, K. Ackermann, A. Bernhard, FemNAT-CD

study team

T6: BIPOLAR DISORDERS: BASIC/ CLINICAL

S-72

SYMPOSIUM

15:00–16:30

Auditorium 11

Socio-demographic and clinical differences between

Bipolar I and II Disorder (BP) and implications for

treatment

Chair:

Terence Ketter, USA

Co-Chair: Bernardo Dell'Osso, Italy

001

Bipolar I vs II Disorder (BP): Characterization of

socio-demographic and clinical variables in Italian and

American samples

Bernardo Dell'Osso, Italy

002

Clinical implications of predominant polarity and

polarity index in Bipolar Disorders (BP)

Eduard Vieta, Spain

003

Epidemiology and clinical correlates of suicide and

suicide attempts in Bipolar Disorders (BP)

Maurizio Pompili, Italy

004

Do we have evidence for differentiating pharma-

cological treatment of Bipolar I from Bipolar II Disorder

(BP)?

Terence Ketter, USA

T43: SCHIZOPHRENIA: BASIC/ CLINICAL

S-73

SYMPOSIUM

15:00–16:30

B3 M1-M2

Neuropathologic implication of abnormal cortico-

basal ganglia connectivity in schizophrenia

hallucination and its models

Chair:

Hiroyuki Nawa, Japan

001

Neuropathologic implication of pallidal hyper-

activity in the auditory abnormality of schizophrenia

animal models

Hiroyuki Nawa, Japan

002

The rat ketamine model of schizophrenia shows

aberrant oscillatory activity in the cortico-basal ganglia

circuit

Miguel Valencia, Spain

003

Prefrontal – Basal ganglia circuit dysfunction

associated with psychosis in schizophrenia

Jong Yoon, USA

004

Subcortical modulation in auditory processing and

auditory hallucinations

Toshikazu Ikuta, USA