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No. S-02 - Symposium
Time: 08.00-09.30
Room: Salle Maillot
Topic: Affective Disorders (Bipolar)
Track: 1 Basic
Session title: Comparative neuropathology of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder
  Bernhard Bogerts, Germany Chair
  Sabine Bahn, United Kingdom Co-Chair
     
No. S-11 - Symposium
Time: 11.00-12.30
Room: Room 241
Topic: Affective Disorders (Bipolar)
Track: 1 Basic
Session title: Vigilance regulation in affective disorders
  Ulrich Hegerl, Germany Chair
  Nathalie Besnier, France Co-Chair
     
No. S-22 - Symposium
Time: 16.00-17.30
Room: Room 352AB
Topic: Affective Disorders (Bipolar)
Track: 2 Clinical
Session title: Suicide prevention: Focusing on modifiable risk factors
  Zoltan Rihmer, Hungary Chair
  Hagop S. Akiskal, USA Co-Chair
     
001 Prophylaxis of bipolar disorder  
  Leonardo Tondo, USA Speaker
002 Treatment of depression  
  Zoltan Rihmer, Hungary Speaker
003 Are sudden dips in mood the final common pathway of suicide?  
  Hagop S. Akiskal, USA Speaker
004 Are any of the biological substrates of suicidality modifiable?  
  Leo Sher, USA Speaker
No. FC-11 - Free Communications
Time: 12.30-14.00
Room: Room 242A
Topic: Affective Disorders (Bipolar)
Session title: Affective Disorders (Bipolar)
  Frank Bellivier, France Chair
  Francesc Colum, Spain Co-Chair
     
No. P-13 - Poster Presentation
Time: 12.30-14.00
Room: Foyer
Topic: Affective Disorders (Bipolar)
Session title: Affective Disorders (Bipolar) I
  Heinz Grunze, United Kingdom Chair
     
001 Validity of the “National Institutes of Mental Health Life Chart – self version” (NIHM-sLCM)  
  Christoph Born, Germany Presenter
002 Lamotrigine in the treatment of bipolar disorder in women of reproductive age  
  Natalie Rasgon, USA Presenter
003 Differences in clinical features between bipolar I and II disorders  
  Ji-Hyun Baek, Korea, Republic of Presenter
004 Subsyndromical symptoms as manifestation of alarm in the patients with bipolar disorder  
  Desiree Harnic, Italy Presenter
005 Late onset bipolar disorder differential characteristics  
  Miguel Vega Pineiro, Spain Presenter
006 Subclinical anxiety as an endophenotypic marker in Costa Rican bipolar I patients  
  Javier Contreras, Costa Rica Presenter
007 Bipolar disorder in patients with a current diagnosis of major depressive episode  
  Jean-Michel Azorin, France Presenter
008 A naturalistic study of olanzapine in the treatment of patients with manic or mixed episodes of bipolar disorder: Results from 12-weeks acute phase treatment with olanzapine in monotherapy and in combination  
  Pavel Vohlidka, United Kingdom Presenter
009 Neurological comorbidities in patients with bipolar disorder: A systematic review  
  Julio Bobes, Spain Presenter
010 Spatial working memory function in bipolar disorder and schizophrenia  
  Marcela Barguil, USA Presenter
011 Illness experience and reasons for non-adherence among individuals with bipolar disorder who are poorly adherent with medication  
  Martha Sajatovic, USA Presenter
012 Depressive symptom ratings in geriatric patients with type I bipolar mania  
  Martha Sajatovic, USA Presenter
013 Mood disorders associated with interferon treatment: Development and validation of a mood disorders diagnostic screening questionnaire: The DETHEC questionnaire  
  Martin Patrick, France Presenter
014 Impact of psychoeducation in bipolar disorder on the quality of life  
  Radhouene Kachouri, Tunisia Presenter
015 Monotherapy with olanzapine of acute manic episode  
  Christos Istikoglou, Greece Presenter
016 ADHD and bipolar disorder: Prevalence of misdiagnosis?  
  Juan Carlos Navarro Barrios, Spain Presenter
017 Total agenesis of the corpus aallosum in a patient with a polymorphic clinical presentation  
  Sandra Almeida, Portugal Presenter
018 Lamotrigine associated rash in adult patients with bipolar i disorder: A multicenter, prospective, naturalistic, open-label trial  
  Won-Myong Bahk, Korea, Republic of Presenter
019 The efficacy of quetiapine in patients with bipolar depression: A multi-center, prospective, open-label, observational study(queen study)  
  Won-Myong Bahk, Korea, Republic of Presenter
020 Body Mass Index (BMI) correlates of bipolar disorder: Can BMI help predict prognosis and outcome?  
  Cynthia Calkin, Canada Presenter
     
No. S-39 - Symposium
Time: 16.00-17.30
Room: Room 352AB
Topic: Affective Disorders (Bipolar)
Track: 1 Basic
Session title: Genetic and environmental risk factors in early onset bipolar affective disorder
  Frank Bellivier, France Chair
  Sven Cichon, Germany Co-Chair
     
001 Whole genome association studies in bipolar I affective disorder  
  Sven Cichon, Germany Speaker
002 Candidate gene analyses in early onset bipolar affective disorder  
  Bruno Etain, France Speaker
003 Whole genome association analyses in early onset bipolar disorder  
  Stephane Jamain, France Speaker
004 Gene-environment interactions in early onset bipolar disorder  
  Frank Bellivier, France Speaker
No. S-44 - Symposium
Time: 08.00-09.30
Room: Salle Maillot
Topic: Affective Disorders (Bipolar)
Track: 3 Interface
Session title: 60 years of lithium in neuropsychiatry - recent discoveries in basic and clinical research
  Michael Bauer, Germany Chair
  Janusz Rybakowski, Poland Co-Chair
     
No. TG-05 - WFSBP Treatment Guidelines
Time: 11.00-12.30
Room: Room 242A
Topic: Affective Disorders (Bipolar)
Session title: Bipolar disorders
  Guy Goodwin, United Kingdom Chair
     
  Eduard Vieta, Spain Presenter
  Heinz Grunze, United Kingdom Presenter
     
No. P-22 - Poster Presentation
Time: 12.30-14.00
Room: Foyer
Topic: Affective Disorders (Bipolar)
Session title: Affective Disorders (Bipolar/Unipolar)
  Jose Luis Ayuso Gutierrez, Spain Chair
     
001 Social perception and emotion regulation in bipolar disorder and schizophrenia  
  Melissa Green, Australia Presenter
002 The prevalence of metabolic syndrome in Tunisian patients with bipolar I disorder  
  Asma Ezzaher, Tunisia Presenter
003 Vagus nerve stimulation in treatment-resistant depression: An Italian case-series  
  Bernardo Dell’Osso, Italy Presenter
004 Gender differences in relation to comorbidity patterns and abuse in bipolar disorder  
  Bernardo Dell’Osso, Italy Presenter
005 Eating disorder and bipolar disorder: A hard to treat comorbidity  
  Diogo Guerreiro, Portugal Presenter
006 Risk of cancer and HIV infection in patients with bipolar disorder: A systematic review  
  Julio Bobes, Spain Presenter
007 Treatment with escitalopram of patients with depressive disorders admitted in a general hospital  
  Jose Luis Rodriguez, Spain Presenter
008 Prevalence of mixed episode in Korean bipolar patients  
  Kyung-Joon Min, Korea, Republic of Presenter
009 Neural oscillatory activity to speech sounds in bipolar disorder  
  Naoya Oribe, Japan Presenter
010 Affective disorders as risk factors for delirium after cardiac surgery  
  Phillip J. Tully, Australia Presenter
011 Columbia University Lithium Archives Project: Bridging the gap from laboratory evidence to clinical findings  
  Ronald Fieve, USA Presenter
012 Bipolar Disorders (BPD) in Emergency Departments (ED) in Latin-America: Prevalence and associated comorbidity  
  Ruby Castilla-Puentes, USA Presenter
013 Chronic musculoskeletal pain: Depression, anxiety and altered cytokine levels  
  Saskia Hahnenkamp, Germany Presenter
014 Effect of Melatonin on the serotonergic neural activity across the light-dark cycle  
  Sergio Dominguez Lopez, Canada Presenter
015 Lithium effects on the chronobiological model of affective disorder  
  Tatyana Zamoshchina, Russia Presenter
016 The Redundant Signal Effect as index of abnormal interhemispheric integration in schizophrenic and bipolar patients  
  Vincenzo Florio, Italy Presenter
017 Auditory sensory gating deficit to voices in patients with psychotic bipolar disorder: A MEG study  
  Yoji Hirano, Japan Presenter
018 Depression and coagulation of blood  
  Elena Mikhaylova, Russia Presenter
019 Headache and personal disorders in local wars participants  
  Elena Mikhaylova, Russia Presenter
No. S-63 - Symposium
Time: 08.00-09.30
Room: Room 252B
Topic: Affective Disorders (Bipolar)
Track: 2 Clinical
Session title: How far are we from reducing suicide in bipolar disorder?
  Frank Bellivier, France Chair
  Eduard Vieta, Spain Co-Chair
     
001 Suicidal risk in BP patients and bipolar risk in suicidal patients?  
  Philippe Courtet, France Speaker
002 Gene-environment interaction and the risk of suicidal behavior in bipolar patients  
  Bruno Etain, France Speaker
003 Psychosocial interventions in bipolar disorder: Impact on morbidity and mortality  
  Francesc Colum, Spain Speaker
004 Suicide prevention in bipolar patients  
  Guy Goodwin, United Kingdom Speaker
No. FC-34 - Free Communications
Time: 12.30-14.00
Room: Room 351
Topic: Affective Disorders (Bipolar)
Session title: Affective Disorders (Bipolar/Unipolar)
  Janusz Rybakowski, Poland Chair
  Jose Luis Ayuso Gutierrez, Spain Co-Chair
     
No. P-42 - Poster Presentation
Time: 12.30-14.00
Room: Foyer
Topic: Affective Disorders (Bipolar)
Session title: Affective Disorders (Bipolar) II
  Rainer Wolf, Germany Chair
     
001 Factors associated with spatial working memory function in euthymic bipolar patients  
  Aleksandra Suwalska, Poland Presenter
002 Serum Progesterone in males during euthymic phase of Bipolar Disorder - subtype differences  
  Anette Johansson, Sweden Presenter
003 Quetiapine in the treatment of bipolar depression: Improvements in quality of life and functioning in four randomized, placebo - controlled trials  
  Urban Gustafsson, Sweden Presenter
004 The efficacy of quetiapine monotherapy in bipolar depression: Combined data from the BOLDER and EMBOLDEN studies  
  Urban Gustafsson, Sweden Presenter
005 The efficacy of quetiapine monotherapy in bipolar II depression: Combined data from the BOLDER and EMBOLDEN studies  
  Urban Gustafsson, Sweden Presenter
006 Effect of Quetiapine on the subjective estimates of sleep in the 8 weeks treatment of acute bipolar depression  
  Bo-Hyun Yoon, Korea, Republic of Presenter
007 Preclinical characterization of antidepressant effect of norquetiapine: Role of the norepinephrine transporter in preclinical depression models  
  Dan Widzowski, USA Presenter
008 Association study of brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) gene and bipolar disorder in Korea  
  Duk-In Jon, Korea, Republic of Presenter
009 Nutritional, metabolic and endocrine disorders in patients with bipolar disorder: A systematic review  
  Julio Bobes, Spain Presenter
010 The clinical approach to bipolar disorder diagnosis  
  Giuseppe Tavormina, Italy Presenter
012 French validation of the BAC-A (brief assessment of cognition in affective disorders): A pilot study  
  Marie-Cecile Bralet, France Presenter
013 Bipolarity in adolescent populations  
  Nicolas Zdanowicz, Belgium Presenter
014 Asenapine efficacy in patient subpopulations experiencing manic or mixed episodes of bipolar disorder: A pooled analysis  
  Roger S. McIntyre, Canada Presenter
015 A study to evaluate the efficacy, safety and tolerability of atipical antipcychotics in subjects with bipolar disorder Type 1  
  Roxana Chirita, Romania Presenter
016 Cannabis use and bipolar disorder: Search for association and causality through a review of literature  
  Sami Richa, Lebanon Presenter
017 Family history, obstetric complications and age of onset in bipolar patients  
  Selim El-Badri, New Zealand Presenter
018 Mixed states with or without psychotic symptoms: 24-month outcomes of the European Cohort Emblem  
  Michael Lukasiewicz, France Presenter
019 Spanish consensus on physical health in patients with bipolar disorder  
  Eduard Vieta, Spain Presenter
     
No. S-87 - Symposium
Time: 14.00-15.30
Room: Salle Maillot
Topic: Affective Disorders (Bipolar)
Track: 3 Interface
Session title: Clinical and biological correlates of outcome prediction in major psychoses
  Carlo Altamura, Italy Chair
  Trevor Young, Canada Co-Chair