31st Annual Meeting of the ANPA

Confirmation Details

Wednesday, March 17, 2021: 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM EST – Pre-Meeting Symposia

Thursday, March 18, 2021: 8:45 AM – 8:15 PM EST – Main Conference

Friday, March 19, 2021: 8:45 AM – 7:00 PM EST – Main Conference

Saturday, March 20, 2021: 8:45 AM – 4:30 PM EST – Main Conference

Please review the important information in this email to help you prepare for this week’s 31st Annual Meeting of the ANPA.

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The on demand sessions will be posted the following day and will remain available until April 30, 2021.

Agenda:

Please review the final agenda on the ANPA website. This will also be available for download within the virtual platform.

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We look forward to “seeing” you!

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31^st ANPA ANNUAL MEETING AGENDA

Virtual Meeting

March 17 – 21, 2021

(Times shown are Eastern Standard Time)

Wednesday, March 17, 2021 - Pre-Meeting Symposia 1 - Neuropsychiatry of Chronic Pain - 8:45a EST

9:00 am - Balanced Approach to Treating Chronic Pain - Kurt Kroenke, MD

9:45 am Neuroimaging Based Biomarkers for Pain - Tor Wager, Ph.D.

10:30am Mechanisms and Management of Chronic Pain - Michael Rowbotham, MD

11:15 am – Live Q&A Session

Wednesday, March 17, 2021 - Pre-Meeting Symposia 2- Daniel Kaufer Behavioral Neurology and Neuropsychiatry Workshop   1:00 pm EST

1:00 pm  Introduction & Case Presentation - White Matter - Chris Filley, MD and Jeremy Schmahmann, MD

2:00 pm  White Matter Behavior-Relationships -  Jeremy Schmahmann, MD

3:15 pm  White Matter Restoration & Plasticity - Chris Filley, MD

4:15 pm - Live Q&A Session

4:45 pm – Advisory Committee (Invitation Only)

Thursday, March 18, 2021 

8:45 - Welcome & Opening - Omar Ghaffar, MD and Robin Hurley, MD

Neuropsychiatry of the Catatonic Syndrome

9:00 am - Clinical Assessment of Catatonia - Andrew Francis, MD

9:45 am - Treatment of Catatonia - Scott Beach, MD 

10:30 am - Pathophysiology of the Catatonic Syndrome - Gregory Fricchione, MD

11:15 am – Live Q&A

12:30 pm – PRACTICE WORKSHOPS – Introduction by David Arciniegas, MD

12:30 pm – Practice Workshop 1 – Clinical Presentation of  Catatonia

                  Andrew Francis, MD

1:15 pm – Practice Workshop 2 – Clinical Assessment of Disorders of Consciousness

                  John Whyte, MD

2:00 pm – Live Q&A

The Salience Network

3:00 pm - Common Impairments in Cognitive & Emotional Processing in Mental Illness: The Salience Network and Beyond – Lisa McTeague, Ph.D.

3:45 pm - Brain aging and the salience network: Implications for cognitive control and TMS response in MDD – Katherine Dunlop, Ph.D.

4:30 pm - Surprising Interactions between Central Executive and Saliency Network Nodes during Novelty Seeking – Vincent Costa, Ph.D.

5:15 pm – Live Q&A

6:15 pm Committee on Research – Introduction by Simone Ducharme, MD

6:15 pm - Functional Cognitive Disorders - Systematic Review & Best Practice Approach -  Mandana Modirrousta, MD and Selma Aybeck, MD

7:15 pm – Unmet Needs in Neuropsychiatric Research – Ottavio Vitolo, MD

8:00 pm – Live Q&A

Friday, March 19, 2021

8:45 – Welcome and Opening – Robin Hurley, MD

Presidents Symposium - Perspectives on the Tinnitus Brain

9:00 am – Hearing and Mental Health Considerations in the Tinnitus Clinic–

                 Marc Fagelson, Au.D.

9:45 am – Invasive and non-invasive investigations of human tinnitus perception –

                 Phillip Gander, Ph.D.

10:30 am – Tinnitus and Diminished Sound Level Tolerance as a Window on the Brain

                   Will Sedley, Ph.D.

11:15 am – Live Q&A

12 Noon – Research & Clinical Platform Presentations – Moderators Michael Schrift, MD

                  And David Perez, MD

12:15 pm – Clinical Platform Presentations

Early Onset Dementia with Early and Prominent Behavioral Features due to Prion Disease Associated with Nine Octapeptide Repeat Insertion in the PRNP Gene

Author(s): Aaron Ritter, Maileen UlepReed, Trevor Campbell, Paul Gentle, and Dylan Wint

A Brain Obsessed: A Case of Severe OCD as the Presenting Symptom of Epilepsy

Author:  Tamar C. Katz, MD PhD

The Covid-19 “Long-Hauler” Represented as a Case of Functional Neurological Disorder

Authors: Geoffrey Raynor, Ginger Polich, Gaston Baslet

Clinical and Radiologic Features of the Globular Glial Tauopathy Subtype of Frontotemporal Lobar Degeneration in a Case of bvFTD with Geschwind Syndrome

Authors:  Sylvia Josephy-Hernandez, David DongkyungKim, Megan Quimby, Michael Brickhouse, Alexandra Touroutoglou, Samantha Champion, Matthew Frosch, Bradford C. Dickerson

Help, My Family Thinks It Is all in my Head! A Case of NeurosarcoidosisInduced Neurobehavioral Disturbances

Authors: Alvaro J. La Rosa, Jennifer M. Erickson, Brenna B. Stanczyk, Zoe E. Renner, Amelia N. Dubovsky

A Case of MAPT Mutation Frontotemporal Dementia Presenting as Cerebellar Ataxia

Authors: Jake P. Levy, Simon Ducharme

1:15 pm – Research Platform Presentations

A Very Brief Dementia Questionnaire Correlates with Well-Established Measures of Disease Severity

Author(s):Francesca R. Dino, James R. Bateman, Daniel D. Matlock, Daniel I. Kaufer, Peter S. Pressman

Impact of Body Composition on NIH Toolbox Cognition Battery Scores among Community Dwelling, Older Adults with Obesity

Authors: Henry D. Heisey, Mark E. Kunik, Arjun Paudyal, Dennis T. Villareal

Sustained Improvement after Completion of Mindfulness-Based Psychotherapy for Psychogenic Nonepileptic Seizures

Authors: Gaston Baslet, Barbara A. Dworetzky, Laura Morrissey, Robert Ridlon, Margaret Latawiec.

Network Localization of Spontaneous Confabulation

Authors: James R. Bateman, Michael A. Ferguson, C. Alan Anderson, David B. Arciniegas, Asaf Gilboa, Brian D. Berman, and Michael D. Fox.

Large Scale Lesion Symptom Mapping of Depression Identifies Distinct Brain Regions for Risk and Resilience

Authors:Nicholas T. Trapp, Joel Bruss, Shuwen Li, Fatimah Albazron, Kenneth Manzel, Jordan Grafman, Daniel Tranel, Aaron D. Boes

Interactions between Neuropsychiatric Symptoms and Neuroimaging Biomarkers in Predicting Longitudinal Cognitive Decline: The Mayo Clinic Study of Aging

Authors: Janina Krell-Roesch, Jeremy A. Syrjanen, Luke R. Christenson, Ronald C. Petersen, Maria Vassilaki, Yonas E. Geda

2:15 pm – Live Q&A

3:30 pm – Poster Presentations

Poster Presentations will feature all accepted abstracts/posters in a virtual room

5:30 pm – Neuropsychiatry Bazaar and Special Interest Group Meeting

Saturday, March 20, 2021

8:45 am – Introduction

9:00 am – ** Bassoe Lecture by Edward Boyden, Ph.D.  **

                 Technologies for Analyzing and Controlling Brain Circuits

9:45 am – Live Q&A

10:00 am – The Experience of Living with a Biomarker Based Diagnosis of Alzheimers

                   Disease – Jason Karlawish, MD

10:45 am – Live Q&A

11:00 am – Cognitively Impaired Physicians: Institutional Challenges and Personal Choices

                   Kirk Daffner, MD

11:45 am – Live Q&A

12:15 pm – Special Interest Group Symposia

12:15 pm – SIG 1:  Neuropsychiatry of Magic – Barbara Schildkrout, MD, Kathy Niu, MD and

                   Magician Daniel Roy

1:00 pm – Live Q&A

1:15 pm -   SIG 2:  Management of Agitation & Aggression in Dementia

                   Trey Bateman, MD – Old Standbys and New Tricks

                   Laura Flashman, Ph.D. – Behavioral Approaches to Minimizing Agitation &

                                                          Aggression in Dementia

                   Elaine Peskind, MD – Title to be determined

2:00 pm – Live Q&A

2:15 pm – Awards – Robin Hurley, MD

This session will include recognizing 2020 and 2021 new ANPA Fellows, Career Development Award winners, Young Investigator award winners and Clinical Neuroscience Trainee award winners.   The session will also include the introduction of newly elected Council Members.

3:15 pm – Presidential Address – Kaloyan Tanev, MD

Case of Occipito-Temporal Stroke.  History Art and Science of Neuropsychiatric Practice

4:00 pm – Live Q&A

4:30 pm - Special Event for Early Career Participants!

Sunday, March 21, 2021

11:00 am - Business Meeting (Zoom)  Invitation will be sent to meeting registrants

          THE ANPA LOOKS FORWARD TO SEEING YOU

NOTE:  Can’t attend a particular session?  Paid registrants will be able to access lectures “on demand”

            until April 30, 2021 for CME and CE credit

The Medical University of South Carolina Office of Continuing Medical Education has reviewed and approved your application for a maximum of 23.50 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits^TM.

This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation requirements and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint providership of the Medical University of South Carolina and the American Neuropsychiatric Association. The Medical University of South Carolina is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

**  The Peter Bassoe Lecture

Dr. Peter Bassoe (1874-1945) was a Chicago-based neurologist-neuropsychiatrist as well as the founder and inaugural President of the Central Neuropsychiatric Association (CNPA, est. 1922). Dr. Bassoe founded the CNPA “to foster the advancement of neurologic, neurosurgical, and psychiatric sciences in the mid-continental United States.” Guided by his vision, this organization flourished during the decades of the mid-twentieth century. The Peter Bassoe Fund was established within the CNPA in 1982 for the purpose of providing funds for continuing education activities, scholarships, awards for essays submitted by residents, and other expenses of the scientific portion of the meeting.

In 2001, following several decades of changes to the organizational and political landscape in the clinical neurosciences, CNPA merged with ANPA. As a component of the merger agreement between our associations, CNPA directed ANPA to use the Bassoe Fund to support a Keynote Address at the ANPA annual meeting and to identify it as the Peter Bassoe Lecture.

In tribute to Dr. Bassoe and CNPA, the Peter Bassoe Lecture is given by a world-class clinical neuroscientist at  the ANPA Annual Meeting. The lecture provides a forum for a high-level review in the area of neuroscience to which the Peter Bassoe Lecturer has contributed. Additionally, it provides an opportunity for the lecturer to discuss the implications of his or her work on the education and training of clinician-neuroscientists, including subspecialists in behavioral neurology & neuropsychiatry.