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Dear Friends and Colleagues,
Greetings from PGIMER, Chandigarh!!!
It is a matter of great honour and privilege to welcome you all to the prestigious 22nd annual conference of Indian
Academy of Neurology, IANCON 2014. PGI, Chandigarh, the temple of learning and creator of many eminent neurologists
across the world, is all decked to enlighten your spirits during conference days. The organising committee has worked
hard to leave no stone unturned to give you an experience worth remembering for decades to come.
The Scientific committee of IAN under the leadership of Dr. Meshram has introduced many new academic initiatives in
IANCON 2014. We have introduced an interactive thrilling Quiz for the first time: IAN-BARBeQue (IAN Best All Round
Brain Quiz). We are sure this is going to be one of the most sought after events in the forthcoming IANCONs in the years
and decades to come. Moreover we have also introduced new sessions like NEURO-RADIOLOGY ROUNDS; PEARLS IN
NEUROLOGY and many others, which will leave a lasting impression on everyone's mind. Most of our symposia will
emphasise less on lectures and more on interactive cases, so that there is a TAKE HOME MESSAGE in EVERY MOMENT
spent in PGI.
In recent years, the field of neurosciences has witnessed an impetus not only in diagnostics but also in therapeutics. The
organising committee and the executive committee has worked really hard to provide an academic feast, which can
satiate the desire of everyone with everything, covering major breakthroughs and developments in different fields of
neurology with special emphasis on Movement disorders, Headache, Neuro-ophthalmology, Epilepsy, CNS infections,
Multiple sclerosis, Stroke and much more…..
The organising committee has planned memorable dinners with soothing cultural delights and world class cuisines on all
three nights. We have arranged a dinner at the Royal Mughal Gardens of Pinjore. The venue will be tastefully decorated to
give a royal treat to all the delegates: a moment worth enjoying. It is going to be a life time experience of pleasure
experienced by Mughal Emperors centuries ago. We have also booked the world famous Rock Garden, Chandigarh is
known for, to express our thanks and gratitude to all those, who joined us in the great endeavour. We have made special
arrangements to make it a memorable event for everyone to enjoy and cheer and take all good memories of every
moment spent in Chandigarh. The ever charming Chandigarh environs are even more capricious and embalming to the
senses during early winters.
We welcome you once again to the most beautiful and the most green city of India with world famous Rose garden and
Rock garden and the captivating Sukhna lake.
Dr. S. Prabhakar
Chairman
Dr. Vivek Lal
Organising Secretary
Dr. Manish Modi
Treasurer
Organizing Committee
Registration Guidelines
Category
Members
SPOT REGISTRATION (Active)
INR 10,000/-
Non Members
SAARC Countries Residents
INR 12,000/INR 4,000/-
Accom Persons
INR 4,500/-
Overseas
USD
500/-
Cancellation Policy
Delegate can send a request to the Organizing Secretary for cancellation of registration for conference. A
cheque would be sent by post.
Upto 30th Sept 2014
After 1st Oct 2014
50% Refund
No Refund
Mode of Payment
Kindly send in your Demand Drafts / Pay Orders / Cheques in favour of ‘IANCON 2014’ payable at
Chandigarh. You can log on to www.iancon2014.com for online registration
Accommodation
Name of Hotel
Distance from Venue
(in kms)
Single (per night)
Double (per night)
Mount View
1.5 km
Rs. 5000
Rs. 5500
Shivalik View (Standard)
2 km
Rs. 3800
Rs. 4400
Shivalik View (Deluxe)
2 km
Rs. 4900
Rs. 5100
Park View (Semi Deluxe)
2 km
Rs. 2050
Rs. 2550
Park View (Deluxe)
2 km
Rs. 2700
Rs. 3000
Please Note: You can contact the conference secretariat for accommodation request by mail
Confirmed International Faculty So Far ...
H P Hartung, Germany
Mohd. Wasay, Pakistan
J B Peiris, Srilanka
Kapil Sethi, USA
Robert Brown, USA
Alaister Compston, UK
Cristofer Kennard, UK
Gordon Plant, UK
I M S Sawhney, UK
Pradeep Desai, UK
Raad Shakir, UK
Andrew Charles, USA
Craig Blackstone, USA
Farrah Mateen, USA
Shrikant Mishra, USA
Guy Thwaites, Vietnam
National Faculty
Amiya Kumar Mohapatra, Bhuvneshwar
James Jose, Kozhikode
A K Roy, Bangalore
A V Srinivasan, Chennai
Ajay Kumar Chandrakant Vyas, Mumbai
Ajit Sowani, Ahmedabad
Ajith Awasthi, Chandigarh
Amit Haldar, Kolkata
Amod Gupta, Chandigarh
Anand Alurkar, Pune
Angshuman Mukherjee, Kolkata
Anshu Rohatgi, Delhi
Anurag Arora, Jalandhar
Apoorva Pauranik, Indore
Arbinda Mukherjee, Kolkata
Arvind Sharma, Ahmedabad
Ashok Kumar Kayal, Guwahati
Ashok Panagariya, Jaipur
Ashok Uppal, Amritsar
Atanu Biswas, Kolkata
B K Pankaj, Bokaro
B S Singhal, Mumbai
Bhawna Sharma, Jaipur
Bindu Menon, Nellore
Birender S Paul, Ludhiana
C P Das, Australia
C S Agarwal, Delhi
C U Velmurugendran, Chennai
Chandan Ray Barman, Agartala
Chandrashekhar Mesharam, Nagpur
Danpat Kochar, Bikaner
Debal Laha, Burdwan
Debasish Choudhury, Delhi
Deepak Arjundas, Chennai
Deepika Joshi, Varanasi
Dheeraj Khurana, Chandigarh
Dinesh Nayak, Chennai
Fiju Chacko, Trichur
G T Subhas, Bangalore
G. Butchi Raju, Vishakhapatnam
Gagandeep Singh, Ludhiana
Geeta Mohanty, Cuttak
Girish Soni, Mumbai
Gurjinder P Singh, Patiala
Harbag Singh Hara, Patiala
Hemant Sant, Pune
Himmat Bawaskar
J C Maloo, Jodhpur
J M K Murthy, Hyderabad
J P Singhvi, Chandigarh
J S Chopra, Chandigarh
J S Kathpal, Indore
J S Shashi, Mohali
Jagadish Agadi, Bangalore
Jaya Kumar, Madurai
Jayanta Roy
Jayantee Kalita, Lucknow
K Bhanu, Chennai
K Radhakrishnan, Manipal
K Ramadoss, Coimbatore
K Ravishankar, Mumbai
Kalyan B Bhattacharyya, Kolkata
Kameshwar Prasad, Delhi
Keyur Kumar R Buch, Varodra
L K Malhotra, New Delhi
Lakshminarsimhan, Chennai
Lal Chand Thakur, Delhi
Lekha Pandit, Mangalore
Lokesh Lingappa, Hyderabad
M Alexander, Vellore
M B Seshadari, Tirunelveli
M Gouri Devi, Delhi
M Madhusudanan,
Thiruvanathapuram
M Mehndiratta, New Delhi
M Modi, Chandigarh
M Netravathi,Bangalore
M Pradeep, Palkkad
M V Padma, Delhi
Madhuri Behari, New Delhi
Makarand Manikrao Kanjalkar,
Aurangabad
Manjari Tripathi, Delhi
Manoj Gulhane, Nasik
Manubhai Kothari
Maya Thomas, Vellore
Meenakshi Sundaram S, Madurai
Meenakshi Sundaram U, Chennai
Monika Malokar, Akola
Monika Singla, Ludhiana
Mugundan, Salem
Nadir E.Barucha, Mumbai
Neera Chowdhary, Delhi,
Neeta Abhay Mehta, Mumbai
Niranjan Khandelwal
Nirmal Surya, Mumbai
Nitin Chandak, Nagpur
O P Arora, Ludhiana
O P Lekhra, Indore
P Dhairyawan, Hyderabad
P K Pal, Bangalore
P K Sethi, Delhi
P Satishchandra, Bangalore
P T Acharya, Bangalore
P V S Rana, Nepal
P.K. Maheshwari
Pahari Ghosh, Kolkata
Paramjit Singh, Chandigarh
Parampreet Singh, Chandigarh
Pradeep Divate, Pune
Prafulla Shembalkar, Nagpur
Prasanna Kasegaonkar, Solapur
Pratap Sancheti, Jodhpur
Pritabha Singhi, Chandigarh
R K Garg, Lucknow
R K Vashishta, Chandigarh
R S Wadia, Pune
R Sridharan, Chennai
R.M. Dhamija
Rahul Kulkarni, Pune
Rajesh Benny, Mimbai
Rajesh Chhabra, Chandigarh
Rajesh Mulye, Indore
Rajinder Bansal, Ludhiana
Rajindra Phadke, Lucknow
Ramashekhar Menon, Trivandrum
Ramesh Patnakar, Mumbai
Reji Paul, kochi
Robert Mathew,Trivandrum
Rohit Bhatia, Delhi
S Alagesan, Tirunelveli
S K Bansal, Chandigarh
S K Gupta, Chandigarh
S M Katrak, Mumbai
S N Mathuriya, Chandigarh
S P Gorthi, Delhi
S Prabhakar, Chandigarh
Sagar Basu, Kolkata
Sanjay Mishra, Mohali
Sanjay Pandey
Sanjay Ramteke, Nagpur
Sanjay Sharma, Raipur
Sanjeev Kumar Bhoi, Lucknow
Sanjeev Thomas, Trivandrum
Sarvanan, Tirunelveli
Satish Khalidkar, Mumbai
Satwant Sachdeva, Patiala
Satya Karna, Ludhiana
Shyamal Das, Kolkata
Srikant Mishra, USA
Srinivas Desai
Subhash Kaul, Hyderabad
Subhash Chandra Gupta, Jammu
Sudhir Kothari, Pune
Sudhir Sharma
Sudhir V. Shah, Ahmedabad
Sumesh Kumar Handa, Jalandhar
Sunil Gajre, Jalgaon
Sunil Narayan, Pondicherry
Sunil Pradhan, Lucknow
Suresh Kumar Gupta, Jaipur
Sushil Razdan, Jammu
Suvarna Alladi, Hyderabad
T N Dubey, Bhopal
T R Gnaneswaran, Madurai
Tarun Nagpal, Jabalpur
Thomas Iype, Trivandrum
U K Misra, Lucknow
V Jayakumar, Madurai
V N Mishra, Varanasi
V Rajashekhar, Vellore
V Ravi, Trichy
V Shankar, Chennai
Vasant Mundra, Mumbai
Vasudevan, Chennai
Vijay Sardana, Kota
Vijaya Raghavan, Bangalore
Vikram Huded, Bangalore
Vinay Goyal, New Delhi
Vinod Puri, Delhi
Vivek Gupta, Chandigarh
Vivek Lal, Chandigarh
Vivek Mathew, Vellore
Vrajesh Udani, Mumbai
CME on
Neuro Ophthalmology
Lakshmi Narasimhan
Sanofi Sponsored
Lunch Symposium
on “Clobazam in
21st century”
CNS Tuberculosis
s
Vietnam
LUNCH (12:00- 15:30)
15:30-16:30
Parallel Posters
& e-Posters
1, 2, 3
16:30-16:45
Guest Lectures
Video Sessions
Parallel Platform
Presentations
4, 5, 6
1, 2, 3
LUNCH (12:00- 15:30)
4, 5, 6
7, 8, 9
Subsection Meetings
at Zakir Hall
Parallel Poster
& e-Poster
Sessions
Parallel Platform
Presentations
10, 11, 12
11:45-12:45
12:45-13:15
Subsection Meetings
at Zakir Hall
LUNCH (12:00- 15:30)
09:30-11:00
11:00-11:15
11:15-11:45
13:15-14:15
Debate
7, 8, 9
Speakers:
Dr. N. Khandelwal, Dr. Srinivas Desai
Pearls in Neurology
DAY 1 - 06 Nov, 2014, Thursday
Time - 17:15-18:15
Convener
Dr. Satish Khadilkar
Moderators:
Dr. Raad Shakir, Dr. S. M. Katrak
Parallel Sponsored Lunch Symposia on
Epilepsy (ABOTT) & Multiple Sclerosis (BIOGEN)
DAY 3 - 08 Nov, 2014, Saturday
Time - 13:00-14:00
14:15-16:00
Places 0f Interest in and around Chandigarh
Rock Garden
Rock garden is an epitome of creativity and innovation. It is a unique garden that consists of various art objects. But the best
part about the rock garden is that each of its artwork has been made by using industrial & urban waste. It is located in Sector
1 between the Capitol Complex and Sukhna Lake. Open from 10 am to 9 pm all days except Thursdays and official holidays.
Sukhna Lake
Sukhna Lake is a beautiful lake that lies in the foothills of Shivalik range. The unique thing about Sukhna is that it is a
manmade lake. It is a 3 km long lake that was created in the year 1958. People visit this place in the morning to enjoy the
cool breeze and the beauty of nature. Chandigarh Sukhna Lake serves as a great picnic spot and an apt place for pursuing
water sport activities like boating, yachting and water skiing etc. So, if you want to rejuvenate yourself, then Sukhna Lake is
the perfect destination for you.
Zakir Rose Garden
It is the largest of its kind in Asia. Named after India's former President, ZakirHussain, this beautiful garden was set up in
1967. Chandigarh rose garden contains more than 17,000 plants. There are nearly 1,600 varieties of roses over there. It is
a spacious garden covering an area of 27 acres. Dr. Zakir rose garden not just consists of the gorgeous roses, but also trees
of medicinal value. Some of the medicinal plants that can be spotted here are bel, bahera, harar, camphor and yellow
gulmohar.
Pinjore Gardens
Also known as Yadavindra Gardens, they are situated about 20 kms away from the city. It covers a total area of 100 acres.
Chandigarh Pinjore Garden serves as the venue for hosting the annual event of mango festival. The garden houses a mini
zoo, historic places, Japanese garden, nursery and a number of picnic spots.
Shimla
Shimla is one of the most popular hill stations of India. It is nearly 104 kms away from Chandigarh. With its charm and
beauty, Shimla has been casting spell on its visitors. Here, you can savor the cool breeze throughout the year. Its lush green
forests of pine, cedar, and oak are very fascinating. There is a plethora of tourist attraction places in Shimla like Annandale
playground, Chadwick Falls, Tara Devi Temple, Christ Church (St. Michael's Cathedral), Jakhu Temple, Mahatma Gandhi's
Retreat & Shimla State Museum etc.
Chail
Chail is a wonderful place, the beauty of which captivates all. It will leave you spellbound. Located amidst the clouds and the
sprawling greens, Chail hill station is just the apt place for honeymooners. The weather is amazing throughout the year. In
wintertime, this place is nothing less than a paradise, when the snow covers it. The major attractions of Chail include the
beautiful orchards and snow-capped Shivalik peaks. Must visit tourist attraction places in Chail are Chail Wildlife Sanctuary,
Sidh Baba KaMandir, Maharaja's Palace & Cricket Ground.
Golden Temple
The Golden temple is a significant Sikh temple, located in the city of Amritsar. The temple is overlaid in the center of a
sarovar or pool. People believe that the water has healing properties that can cure many diseases. Langar–meal provided
to all the pilgrims who visit is a free meal which is prepared in the Golden Temple. Chandigarh is 235 km from the Golden
Temple.
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