4th International Conference on Neurology and Mental Disorders

Session Overview:

Explore the latest advancements in neuroanatomy at the "Neuro Anatomy" session of the Neurology 2025. This session will provide an in-depth examination of the intricate structures of the nervous system, highlighting recent discoveries and their profound implications for understanding and treating neurological and mental health conditions.

Session Goals:

The goals of the "Neuro Anatomy" session are to deepen understanding of brain structure-function relationships, highlight recent advancements in neuroimaging and neuroplasticity, and explore their implications for neurological and mental health disorders. Attendees will gain insights into cutting-edge research and its applications in clinical practice and diagnostics.

Sub-Tracks:

·   Cortical Anatomy

·   Subcortical Structures

·   Neurodevelopment

·   Functional Neuroanatomy

·   Neurovascular Anatomy

·   Neuroimmunology

·   Neuroendocrinology

·   Neurogenetics

·   Neuroplasticity

·   Neurotoxicology

Session Overview:

The "Addiction and Adult Psychology" session will delve into the intricate relationship between addiction and adult psychology, exploring how psychological factors contribute to the development and maintenance of addictive behaviors in adults. Our aim is to present cutting-edge research and practical approaches to understanding and treating addiction within the context of adult mental health.

Session Goals:

The "Addiction and Adult Psychology" session aims to deepen understanding of the psychological factors influencing adult addiction, update participants on recent research and treatment advances, and facilitate interactive discussions to enhance clinical practice. Participants will explore innovative approaches and collaborate on solutions to address the complexities of addiction and mental health.

Sub-Tracks:

·   Neurobiological Mechanisms of Addiction

·   Cognitive-Behavioral Models

·   Impact of Co-occurring Mental Health Disorders

·   Personalized Medicine in Addiction Treatment

·   Advanced Imaging Techniques

·   Digital Therapeutics and Telehealth

·   AI and Machine Learning in Addiction Management

·   Gene Editing Technologies

·   Biofeedback and Neurofeedback

·   Virtual Reality for Addiction Treatment

Session Overview:

Explore the groundbreaking convergence of brain stimulation techniques and computational neuroscience. This session will delve into how advanced computational models and innovative stimulation methods are revolutionizing our comprehension and management of neurological and psychiatric disorders, driving both fundamental research and clinical advancements.

Session Goals:

The session aims to deepen understanding of brain stimulation and computational neuroscience, showcase recent advancements, foster collaboration among professionals, advance clinical applications, address ethical considerations, and promote interactive learning through Q&A sessions, virtual demonstrations, and discussions to enhance practical insights and research integration.

Sub-Tracks:

·   Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)

·   Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation (tDCS)

·   Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS)

·   Neurofeedback

·   Computational Brain Models

·   Machine Learning in Neuroscience

·   Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs)

·   Closed-Loop Stimulation Systems

·   Neuroimaging and Brain Mapping

·   Ethical and Social Implications

Session Title Overview:

The "Neural Control of Micturition" session will delve into the complex neural mechanisms that regulate micturition, focusing on recent advancements and their clinical implications. Understanding these processes is crucial for diagnosing and treating disorders related to urinary control, including incontinence and neurogenic bladder conditions.

Session Goals:

The session aims to deepen understanding of neural mechanisms in micturition, highlight recent research advancements, and explore new interventional therapies. It will facilitate practical application through interactive case studies and demonstrations, and encourage future research and collaboration among participants to advance clinical practices in bladder control.

Sub-Tracks:

·   Neural Circuit Mapping

·   Electrophysiological Monitoring

·   Neuroplasticity and Bladder Disorders

·   Neuromodulation Therapies

·   Wearable Bladder Monitoring

·   Smart Implants

·   Genetic and Molecular Mechanisms

·   Brain-Computer Interfaces

·   Regenerative Medicine

·   AI and Machine Learning