Forum on accurate assessment and clinical application of disturbance of consciousness and the first

Host introduction

Chief physician he Jianghong

• Department of Neurosurgery, Beijing Tiantan Hospital, Capital Medical University

• Chairman of consciousness disorders group, neuroprosthetics branch, Chinese Medical Association

• Vice chairman of consciousness and disturbance of consciousness branch of Chinese society of Neuroscience

• Deputy head of neurophysiology group, Neurosurgery Branch, Chinese Medical Association

• Member of functional surgery group of Chinese Medical Association and Beijing Neurosurgery Branch

• Member of Academic Committee of Chinese society of Neuroscience

• Key research areas: consciousness detection and evaluation of chronic disturbance of consciousness (vegetative), surgical neuromodulation therapy. The deep electrophysiological characteristics, mechanism and remodeling of consciousness network. In the past five years, he has published 23 SCI papers as the first / corresponding author in the field of chronic disturbance of consciousness. Presided over a number of research topics, such as national key R & D programs, key special projects and general projects of National Natural Science Foundation of China.

• Executive director, chief physician and doctoral supervisor of Southern neurosurgery department of the first people's Hospital Affiliated to Shanghai Jiaotong University

• Member of the neurotrauma Committee of the World Federation of Neurosurgery (WFNS)

• Vice chairman of traumatic brain injury Expert Committee of national trauma center

• Member of the National Committee of Traumatology branch of Chinese Medical Association

• Executive member of international society of neurotrauma (ints)

• Executive member of International Brain Injury Association (ibia)

• Deputy head of brain injury professional group of Neurosurgery Branch of Chinese Medical Association

• Deputy leader of brain injury professional group of neurosurgeons branch of Chinese Medical Association

• Deputy head of neurologic injury group, traumatology society of Chinese Medical Association

• Editorial board member of Journal of neurotrauma and several core journals. In charge of Neurosurgery severe craniocerebral trauma subspecialty, pay attention to the evidence-based effectiveness of clinical practice of craniocerebral trauma, establish standardized working mode in severe craniocerebral trauma surgery, neuro intensive care, complication management, etc., and have published 30 SCI papers. Selected into Shanghai Pujiang talents and Shanghai peak plateau project supported by Shanghai Jiaotong University Medical College research physician training plan. It has undertaken 4 projects of National Natural Science Foundation of China and many scientific research projects of Ministry of human resources and social security, Shanghai Bureau of human resources and social security and Health Bureau. He won the second prize of national science and technology progress award, the first prize of Shanghai Science and technology progress award, and the second prize of Chinese medical science and technology award.

• Director, International Institute of plant state and consciousness, Hangzhou Normal University

• Chinese person in charge of international cooperation framework

• Served as deputy group leader and secretary general to prepare for the establishment of cerebral resuscitation group of hyperbaric oxygen branch of Chinese Medical Association

• Head of multidisciplinary group of consciousness disorders, special committee of combination of medical care and nursing, Chinese society of rehabilitation medicine

• Vice president of Zhejiang Physiological Science Association, leader of unconscious physiology group

• Vice chairman of nerve repair and Rehabilitation Committee of Zhejiang Neuroscience Society

• Visiting professor, University of Liege, Belgium

• Visiting professor of Zhejiang University

• Member of Expert Committee of rehabilitation medicine research center, Medical College of Zhejiang University

• At present, he has presided over one National Natural Science Foundation key international (regional) cooperative research project, one Military Commission logistics support department key project sub project, one Zhejiang Provincial Natural Science Foundation key project. He has presided over more than ten scientific research funds, including four National Natural Science Foundation and 863 project sub projects in the field of consciousness disorders, one Zhejiang Provincial Science and technology department major Sino foreign cooperation project, and one European Union fund Among them, more than 30 SCI papers (5 in area I and 8 in area II) were cited for 350 times.

Introduction of experts

• President of the International Association for the study of consciousness (ASSC), top international authority on the study of disturbance of consciousness (DOC) (H factor 117, ranking first in the doc field in the world), head of European doc judgment, member of the Royal College of medicine of Belgium, head of coma science team and Giga consciousness research group of University of Liege, Belgium.
• So far, Professor Laureys has published more than 500 SCI papers, including 21 top journals such as science, nature and lancet; he has written more than 10 academic monographs and more than 500 book chapters and conference abstracts, with more than 40000 citations, and 73 papers (i10 index) have been cited more than 10 times; he has undertaken the task of "Horizon 2020" EU future emerging technology (FET) human development project There are nearly 50 scientific research projects, such as brain flagship project, FP7, ESF and FNRS. He has won numerous awards in academia and society. In 2017, in view of his outstanding achievements, he was awarded the highest science prize, the Frankie prize, known as the "Belgian Nobel Prize".

• Professor of Neurology and Neurosurgery, University of California, San Francisco; director of Neurology and neurointensive care, Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital; founder and former president of the American Society for neurointensive care; currently co chair of the neurointensive care research network and the neurointensive care society's coma treatment campaign.
• Professor Hemphill's research focuses on advanced neural monitoring methods, informatics and management of cerebral hemorrhage, and has published more than 140 SCI papers. He has presided over the preparation of 2015 guidelines for spontaneous cerebral hemorrhage management of American Heart Association / American Stroke Association and 2018 guidelines for clinical evaluation of adult patients with cerebral hemorrhage.

• Professor of cognitive neuroscience and imaging, University of Western Ontario, Canada. He was deputy director of the cognitive and Brain Sciences Division of the Medical Research Council of Cambridge University, and President of Canadian research excellence in the field of cognitive neuroscience and imaging, University of Western Ontario.
• Professor Owen's research combines neuroimaging with neuropsychology in patients with brain injury and has been published in science, nature, the New England Journal of brain injury He has published more than 300 papers in journals such as medicine and lancet, and is currently in charge of the brain, thinking and consciousness project funded by the Canadian Institute of advanced research (cifar) and the braincan project funded by cfref of the University of Western Ontario.
• In recent years, Professor Owen has also published a popular science book, walking into the gray zone: a neuroscientist's journey to explore the boundary between life and death. What Professor Owen is known for is that he shows the public that for some patients who seem to be completely vegetative, functional neuroimaging can be used to discover their consciousness, and even enable some of them to convey their thoughts and wishes to the outside world. These findings have attracted wide attention of TV, radio, paper and Internet media, and become the theme of many TV and radio documentaries. Professor Owen was awarded the order of the British Empire (OBE) in 2019 for his contribution to scientific research.

• Doctor, founder of g.tec. g.tec company provides high-quality neural technology and real-time brain computer interface for scientific research, medical and consumer markets. They have participated in many international research projects, involving brain computer interface, neural regulation, stroke rehabilitation, assessment and communication of patients with consciousness disorders, and high-frequency gamma positioning of patients with epilepsy and cancer. The company currently has branches in Austria, Spain, the United States and Hong Kong.

Olivia Gosseries

• Doctor, neuropsychologist, CO director of coma science team, Giga consciousness research group, University of Liege, Belgium, associate editor of clinical neurology and frontiers in systems neuroscience.

• Gosseries focuses on the use of behavioral assessment and imaging techniques to study the pathological, physiological and pharmacological changes of consciousness. He has published more than 100 papers in journals including science, Lancet, Lancet Neurology and annals of Neurology and brain, and has been invited to report at international conferences for many times.

Li Qian（钱莉）

• Nurse and clinical trainer, project management manager of dim3 company.

• Dim3 is a company focusing on nutrition enhancement for inpatients and home-based patients. Headquartered in Belgium, dim3 brings together nutrition experts and highly skilled engineers, and uses the latest technology to develop relevant software and hardware.

Nicholas Schiff

• Doctor and scientist, internationally recognized expert in the field of consciousness recovery, Professor of Neurology and neuroscience, Fairfield Institute of brain and mind, Cornell University School of medicine, USA, director of cognitive neuromodulation laboratory, senior attending physician, Rockefeller University Hospital.

• Professor Schiff's translational research uses cutting-edge neuroimaging and neurophysiological measurement techniques, focusing on the latest treatment strategies, combining basic neuroscience with clinical research on consciousness disorders. His team has conducted in-depth research on the neurophysiological mechanisms of arousal regulation and deep brain electrical stimulation technology, proving that electrical stimulation of the central thalamus may be effective for long-term and severe cognitive impairment. More than 100 SCI papers have been published and 12 national and international patents have been obtained.

Aurore Thibaut

• Doctor, physiotherapist, CO director and researcher of coma science team, Giga consciousness research group, University of Liege, Belgium.

• Thibaut's research focuses on the neurological rehabilitation of patients with consciousness disorders, mainly focusing on non-invasive brain stimulation for patients with severe brain injury, in order to improve brain plasticity and promote their rehabilitation, and with the help of neuroimaging and electrophysiological methods to investigate the effect of these treatment methods. He has published more than 80 SCI papers and led many multicenter clinical trials.

Oded Meiron

• Doctor of behavioral cognitive neuroscience, director of electrophysiology and neurocognition Laboratory of clinical research center of brain science, Herzog hospital, Israel, director of non-invasive brain stimulation department, Herzog hospital, lecturer of Medical School of Hebrew University, lecturing on non-invasive treatment and electrophysiological evaluation of schizophrenia and major depressive disorders. His research focuses on exploring the brain mechanism of human working memory and executive function, developing functional neural markers and non-invasive neural regulatory interventions to improve the cognitive function of patients with neurological and mental disorders.

Lior Molcho

• Clinical trial manager, neurosteer. The company is a neuroscience medical device start-up company located in Israel and the United States. Its main research direction is to investigate the brain activity patterns of cognitive functions such as working memory, executive function and emotion regulation, with special attention to functional degradation and cognitive decline, and to develop functional biomarkers using single channel EEG devices. Lior currently manages trials in top hospitals in Israel, Europe and the United States.

Edward Schiettecatte

• Doctor, co-founder and CEO of trainm. It is a leading neurological rehabilitation clinic in Antwerp, Belgium, which treats children and adults with various neurological diseases, such as cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, stroke, spinal cord injury, acquired and traumatic brain injury. The agency provides personalized high-intensity robot therapy for patients, combined with non-invasive technologies, such as neural regulation, virtual reality, neural games, artificial intelligence and brain computer interface.

• Dr. schiettecatte is also a consultant to eHealth Valley, a consultant to the neural stem cell institute in Albany, New York, and a co-founder and former managing partner of smartfin capital.

Gertjan Pauwels

• Trainm chief physiotherapist.

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