German Society for Epileptology

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German Society for Epileptology eV
(DGfE)
purpose Society for Epileptology
Chair: Andreas Schulze-Bonhage
Manager: Susanne Knake
Establishment date: first in 1909, again in 1957 (as the German section of the ILAE)
Number of members: approx. 1,500
Seat : Berlin
Website: dgfe.info

The German Society for Epileptology eV (DGfE) is the German section of the International League Against Epilepsy (ILAE), a specialist society for professionals with a professional focus on the treatment or care of people with epilepsy .

Although the DGfE is an independent medical society , it is currently one of seven priority societies under the umbrella of the German Society for Neurology (DGN). The office of the DGfE has its seat in Berlin in shared office with the DGN.

Several working groups work under the umbrella of the DGfE. B. the 1993 (as a working group for presurgical epilepsy diagnostics and operative epilepsy surgery) founded "Working Group for Epilepsy Surgery", the "Working Group Genetics" founded in 2013 or the "Young Epileptologists" founded in 2015.

Currently (as of October 2017) the DGfE has around 1,500 members. These are predominantly neurologists (and neurologists ) and paediatricians (mostly neuropediatricians ), as well as psychologists and social workers as well as some neurosurgeons , neuroradiologists , neuropharmacologists and general practitioners and veterinarians. In addition, there are legal, corporate as well as corresponding and honorary members, including self-help organizations.

aims

Like the ILAE, the association pursues its goals

  • the further development and dissemination of knowledge about epilepsy,
  • the promotion of research, education and training,
  • improving services and care for patients, especially prevention, diagnosis and treatment.

history

The society or its predecessor organization was first founded in 1909 at the same time as the International League Against Epilepsy (ILAE) with initially only 10 national sections. As a result, there were interruptions in their activity both by the First and especially by the Second World War. Afterwards, at the suggestion of the American neurologist and epileptologist William Gordon Lennox (as early as 1953), a new foundation was discussed at the board meeting of the Association of German Neurologists on June 14, 1957 in Baden-Baden and on June 25, 1957 in the general assembly with initially 54 members and the election of Gerhard Schorsch as chairman. Dieter Janz was elected deputy chairman and Rudolf Dreyer as secretary and treasurer. On July 25, 1957, on the occasion of the International Neurology Congress in Brussels, the ILAE was accepted; the first conference took place on September 18, 1958 in Bethel.

In 2004 the name was changed to the current name.

Act

Infopool epilepsy

This internet-based offer provides extensive information for people with epilepsy and their relatives, but also for other people working in the health care system, in order to get an overview of epilepsy. The DGfE cooperates with other organizations with the aim of providing better information to the public such as the German Epilepsy Association (gem. EV), the Epilepsy Federal Parents' Association (gem. EV) ebe as supraregional interest groups for epilepsy self-help, the Michael Foundation or the association "Social work in epilepsy" eV

Statements on current issues

The organization regularly publishes statements on current topics such as new drugs, active ingredients that are still being tested such as cannabidiol (CBD), precautionary measures for known active ingredients such as valproic acid or the importance of genetic diagnostics in epilepsy.

Certificate in Epileptology

In 1982, the DGfE introduced certification for doctors who work with a special focus and proven expertise in the field of epileptology in practice or in hospitals. Requirements for the acquisition of the "Certificate Epileptology" are

Regular participation in advanced training events is required to receive the certificate.

The Epileptology Certificate is a quality criterion that can also serve as an orientation aid for patients.

Annual meetings

The society organizes regular annual meetings at which science and advanced training are imparted in a wide-ranging form, every two years as a "three-country conference" together with the Austrian Society for Epileptology and the Swiss Epilepsy League. The advanced training academy has become an important part of the annual meetings.

Previous and planned annual meetings

  • 1. 1958 Bielefeld (Bethel)
  • 2. 1959 Bielefeld (Bethel)
  • 3. 1960 Heidelberg
  • 4. 1961 Heidelberg
  • 5. 1963 Zurich
  • 6. 1964 Bonn
  • 7. 1965 Bonn
  • 8. 1966 Tübingen
  • 9. 1967 Tübingen
  • 10. 1968 Düsseldorf
  • 11. 1969 Düsseldorf
  • 12. 1970 Kehl
  • 13. 1971 Kehl
  • 14. 1972 Bonn
  • 15. 1973 Bonn
  • 16. 1974 Berlin
  • 17. 1975 Berlin (7th International Epilepsy Symposium)
  • 18. 1976 Düsseldorf
  • 19. 1978 Kiel
  • 20th 1979 Kiel
  • 21. 1980 Marburg
  • 22nd 1981 Marburg
  • 23rd 1982 Mannheim
  • 24th 1983 Mannheim
  • 25. 1984 Kehl
  • 26. 1986 Münster
  • 27. 1987 Munster
  • 28. 1988 Bielefeld (Bethel)
  • 29th 1989 Bielefeld (Bethel)
  • 30. 1990 Berlin
  • 31. 1991 Magdeburg
  • 32. 1992 Erlangen
  • 33. 1993 Meran
  • 34. 1994 Cologne
  • 35th 1995 Berlin
  • 36. 1996 Heidelberg
  • 37th 1997 Kiel
  • 38. 1998 Bonn
  • 39 1999 Vienna
  • 40. 2000 Heringsdorf
  • 41. 2001 Zurich
  • 42. 2002 Düsseldorf
  • 43. 2003 Berlin
  • 44. 2004 Freiburg
  • 45th 2005 Innsbruck
  • 46 2006 Strasbourg
  • 47. 2007 Basel
  • 48th 2008 Berlin
  • 49th 2009 Rostock
  • 50. 2010 Wiesbaden
  • 51. 2011 Graz
  • 52nd 2012 Stuttgart
  • 53. 2013 Interlaken
  • 54. 2014 Bonn
  • 55th 2015 Dresden
  • 56. 2016 Jena
  • 57th 2017 Vienna
  • 58th 2018 Fürth
  • 59th 2019 Basel
  • 60th 2020 Freiburg i. Br.
  • 61st 2021 Berlin

Session 17 coincided with the 7th International ILAE / IBE Symposia.

The conference No. 24 was a joint conference with the Society for Neuropediatrics.

In 1985 the annual conference was canceled because the Society held the 16th International Epilepsy Congress that year together with the ILAE and the International Bureau for Epilepsy (IBE) in Hamburg.

Session 33 was held jointly with the Italian League Against Epilepsy.

Conferences 39, 41, 43, 45, 47, 49, 51, 53, 55, 57 and 59 were or are three-country conferences together with the Austrian Society for Epileptology and the Swiss Epilepsy League.

Conference No. 46 was held jointly with the French League Against Epilepsy.

Conference No. 48 was held parallel to the 8th European Epilepsy Congress (EEC) organized by the DGfE together with the Israeli League Against Epilepsy in Berlin.

Journal of Epileptology

The Journal of Epileptology is the journal of society. It has been appearing since 1988 as a follow-up to the self-published epilepsy newsletters :

  • 1988 to 1998 (= 1st – 10th year) as epilepsy sheets. Newsletter and magazine of the German section of the International League Against Epilepsy published by Bethel Verlag, Bielefeld. The editors were Dieter Scheffner (Berlin), Erwin-Josef Speckmann (Münster) and Peter Wolf (Bielefeld-Bethel); the editors were Hans Erich Boenigk (Bielefeld-Bethel), Christian E. Elger (Bonn) and Jörg Walden (Münster) , from the 8th year 1995 supplemented by Jürgen Bauer (Bonn).
  • 1998 to 2000 (= 11th – 13th year; as well as issue 1 of the 14th year. 2001) as epilepsy sheets. Practical epileptology. Journal of the German section of the International League Against Epilepsy published by Bethel-Verlag, Bielefeld. The editor was Peter Wolf (Bielefeld-Bethel) with Jürgen Bauer (Bonn) responsible for the league announcements.
  • 2001 and 2002 (= 14th and 15th year) as a journal for epileptology. Organ of the German section of the International League Against Epilepsy and bulletin of the Michael Foundation in Bethel-Verlag, Bielefeld. The editors were Jürgen Bauer (Bonn) and Alois Ebner (Bielefeld).
  • 2003 to 2009 (= 16-22th year) as a journal for epileptology, organ of the German section of the International League Against Epilepsy (since 2004: German Society for Epileptology [DGfE] eV), newsletter of the Michael Foundation and newsletter of the AG Epilepsy Surgery im Steinkopff-Verlag (Darmstadt). The editors were Jürgen Bauer (Bonn) and Alois Ebner (Bielefeld) until 2005, and Bernhard J. Steinhoff (Kehl-Kork) and Rüdiger Köhling (Rostock) from 2005 to 2009 .
  • since 2010 (= 23rd year) under the unchanged title Zeitschrift für Epileptologie, organ of the German Society for Epileptology eV, bulletin of the Michael Foundation and bulletin of the AG Epilepsy Surgery in Springer-Verlag (Heidelberg). The editors were Bernhard J. Steinhoff (Kehl-Kork) and Heidrun Potschka (Munich) from 2010 to 2017 , and since 2017 Adam Strzelczyk (Frankfurt) and Friedhelm C. Schmitt (Magdeburg).

Chair and Board of Directors

Current chairmen and board members

  • 1st Chairman: Andreas Schulze-Bonhage , Presurgical Epilepsy Diagnostics, Neurocenter of the University Hospital Freiburg
  • 2nd chairman: Johannes Lemke , Institute for Human Genetics, University of Leipzig
  • 1. Managing director: Susanne Knake , Epilepsy Center Hessen, University Hospital Gießen-Marburg, Marburg location
  • 2. Managing Director: Martin Holtkamp , Clinic for Neurology, Charité - University Medicine, Berlin
  • Treasurer: Sarah von Spiczak , North German Epilepsy Center for Children and Adolescents, Raisdorf
  • ILAE delegate: Ingmar Blümcke ; Neuropathology at the University Hospital Erlangen
  • Editor of the magazine for epileptology: Friedhelm C. Schmitt , University Clinic for Neurology, Magdeburg
  • Editor of the magazine for epileptology: Adam Strzelczyk , Epilepsy Center Frankfurt Rhein-Main of the University Hospital Frankfurt

Former chair

Managing directors

Head of the office

  • since 1995: Petra Gehle
  • 1991–1995: Ingrid Kersten-Havekost
  • 1971–1991: Ursula Schnäkel

Medical management

The position of medical director was first filled in 1961. In the meantime, he was also appointed secretary, and a second managing director was added. Currently, Thomas Mayer (Saxon Epilepsy Center Radeberg) is first managing director and Martin Holtkamp (clinical and experimental epileptology, Clinic for Neurology, Charité University Medicine Berlin, Campus Charité Mitte) is second managing director.

  • 2019–2021: 1st managing director: Susanne Knake (Marburg), 2nd managing director: Martin Holtkamp (Berlin)
  • 2016–2019: 1st managing director: Thomas Mayer (Radeberg), 2nd managing director: Martin Holtkamp (Berlin)
  • 2007–2016: 1st managing director: Thomas Mayer (Radeberg), 2nd managing director: Hajo Hamer (Marburg / Erlangen)
  • 2004–2907: 1st secretary: Bettina Schmitz (Berlin)
  • 2001–2004: 1st secretary: Ulrich Stephani (Kiel), 2nd secretary: Bettina Schmitz (Berlin)
  • 1998–2001: 1st secretary: Ulrich Stephani (Kiel), 2nd secretary: Jürgen Bauer (Bonn)
  • 1997–1998: Jürgen Bauer (Bonn)
  • 1995–1997: Christian Benninger (Heidelberg)
  • 1991–1995: Peter Schüler (Erlangen)
  • 1987–1991: Hans Erich Boenigk (Bielefeld-Bethel)
  • 1984–1987: Winfried Schmitz-Moormann (Kehl-Kork)
  • 1981–1984: Jürgen Braun (Mannheim)
  • 1979–1981: Joachim Jungmann (Berlin)
  • 1978–1979: M. Finke (Kiel)
  • 1978: S. von Schnakenburg (Kiel)
  • 1975–1977: Uwe-Jens Trahms
  • 1973–1975: Jan Hertha (Berlin)
  • 1971–1973: Michael Kastner (Berlin)
  • 1969–1971: Edeltraut von Eicken (Düsseldorf)
  • 1966–1969: PW Simons (Heidelberg)
  • 1966: Mrs. Doehring (Heidelberg)
  • 1961–1965: Leonie Stollreiter (Heidelberg)

Commissions

The DGfE sets up commissions as required, which are devoted to current (as ad-hoc commissions that are automatically dissolved after the order has been processed) or permanently important topics. The following commissions currently exist (as of October 2017):

Outpatient epileptology

Coordination: Thomas Mayer , Radeberg (Kleinwachau)

Recognition of epilepsy outpatient departments

Members: Frank Bösebeck , Rotenburg; Günter Krämer , Zurich; Gerhard Kurlemann , Munster

Recognition of specialist practices

Chair: Thomas Mayer , Radeberg (Kleinwachau); Members: Ralf Berkenfeld , Neukirchen-Vluyn; Ulrich Bettendorf , Hirschaid.

A directory of the currently around 65 recognized specialist epilepsy practices is available on the Internet.

Recognition of epilepsy counseling centers

Chair: Peter Brodisch , Munich

Imaging

(Development of epilepsy-specific recommendations for imaging)

Chair: Jörg Wellmer , Bochum; Members: Horst Urbach, Freiburg; Susanne Knake, Marburg; Friedrich Wörmann, Bielefeld-Bethel.

Diagnosis Related Groups (DRG)

(Development of DRGs in epilepsy)

Chair: Frank Bösebeck , Rotenburg; Members: Hartmut Baier , Ravensburg; Hajo Hamer , Erlangen; Matthias Hoppe , Bielefeld; Robert Sassen, Bonn

Epilepsy and intellectual disability

Chair: Christian Brandt , Bielefeld; Members: Hartmut Baier , Ravensburg; Peter Borusiak, Bremen; Frank Bösebeck , Rotenburg Anja Grimmer, Berlin; Frank Kerling, Rummelsberg; Matthias Lindenau, Hamburg; Thomas Mayer , Radeberg (Kleinwachau), Johannes Rebstock, Radeberg (Kleinwachau) (Kleinwachau), Annette Wulf, Kehl-Kork

Epilepsy and genetics

(= Board of the "AG Epilepsy and Genetics")

1st chair: Yvonne G. Weber , Tübingen; 2nd chair: Sarah von Spiczak , Schwentinental-Raisdorf; Members: Karl-Martin Klein , Frankfurt; Gerhard Kluger , Vogtareuth; Johannes Lemke , Leipzig; Bernd A. Neubauer , Giessen

Epilepsy surgery

(= Board of the "AG Epilepsy Surgery")

1st chairman: Tilman Polster , Bielefeld-Bethel; 2nd Chair: Martha Feucht , Vienna; Members: Volkmar Hans , Greifswald; Adam Strzelczyk , 60528 Frankfurt am Main

Epilepsy centers

Members: Thomas Bast , Kehl-Kork; Bernhard J. Steinhoff , Kehl-Kork; Hermann Stefan , Erlangen

EURAP / pregnancy

Chair: Bettina Schmitz , Berlin; Members: Anne Schwenkhagen , Hamburg; Bernhard J. Steinhoff , Kehl-Kork; Dieter Dennig , Stuttgart; Dietz Rating , Heidelberg

Young epileptologists

Chair: Eva-Lotta von Rüden , Munich; Adam Strzelczyk , Frankfurt; Julia Geithner , Berlin; Members: Felix von Podewils , Greifswald; Jan-Christoph Schöne-Bake , Hanover; Rosa Michaelis , Herdecke; Roland Coras , Erlangen; Anke Hermsen , Frankfurt am Main; Jonas Hebel , Hamburg; Mirja Steinbrenner , Berlin; Stoyan Popkirov, Bochum

Neuropsychology

Martin Lutz , Radeberg (Kleinwachau); Katja Brückner , Hamburg

Neurostimulation

Chair: Andreas Schulze-Bonhage , Freiburg; Members: Sabine Rona , Tübingen; Katja Brückner , Hamburg

Patient safety

Chair: Rainer Surges , Aachen; Members: Judith Dobesberger , Salzburg; Hajo Hamer , Erlangen; Andreas Schulze-Bonhage ; Freiburg; Anke M. Staack , Kehl-Kork; Bernhard J. Steinhoff , Kehl-Kork; Adam Strzelczyk , Frankfurt; Eugen Trinka , Salzburg

Psychosomatic epileptology

Chair: Martin Schöndienst , Bielefeld; Members: Martin Finzel , Radeberg; Nora Füratsch , Berlin; Rosa Michaelis , Herdecke

Additional training in epilepsy specialist employee (EFA)

Chair: Hedwig Sudbrock , Bielefeld; Ralf Berkenfeld , Neukirchen-Vluyn; Members: Thomas Bast , Kehl-Kork; Günter Krämer (physician) , Zurich; Margret Pfäfflin , Bielefeld; Hans Mayer , Kehl-Kork; Hajo Hamer , Erlangen

Promotion of young talent, scholarships, prizes and awards

The company awards grants for the promotion of young talent, clinical and scientific training, as well as prizes and awards.

Promotion of young talent for participation in the congress

The DGfE supports the participation of younger domestic and foreign doctors and academic staff up to the age of 35 at its annual conference with a grant of 350 euros (to be applied for from the treasurer). Active participation in the congress (poster presentation or scientific contribution) is a prerequisite for funding.

In addition, grants for 5 young participants are available for selected advanced training events (e.g. summer schools) (to be applied for by the organizers).

Trial course in epileptology

The DGfE supports (near) specialists in neurology or neuropediatrics with a proportionate assumption of travel and ancillary costs and a loss of earnings of up to 2,000 euros per month for a maximum of two months, so that they can get an insight into epileptology. The prerequisite is the employer's promise that he will release the person for this time and then continue to employ them.

Otfrid Foerster Scholarship

Since 2008, the DGfE has been awarding scholarships named after the German neurologist, neurosurgeon and epileptologist of the same name, one of the pioneers in stimulating the cortex to localize epileptogenic foci and their surgical treatment, for individuals with up to half the funding of personnel costs for a period of up to one Year and an amount of now a maximum of € 40,000 with the aim of linking theoretical and clinical medicine. The prerequisite for funding is that the previous employer or another institution takes over the other half of the funding. The funds can be awarded by clinically active doctors for a theoretical project as well as by theoretical-scientific doctors for a clinical project.

Previous recipients:

  • 2017 Verena Gauß (Berlin)
  • 2016 Matthias Wawra (Berlin)
  • 2014 Julie Blumberg (Freiburg), Iren Orosz (Lübeck) and Derek Ott (Berlin)
  • 2011 Mareike Nowak (Erlangen)
  • 2009 Rainer Surges (London / Bonn) and Florian Weißinger (Berlin)
  • 2008 Sarah von Spiczak (Kiel)

Otfrid Foerster Medal

The Otfrid Foerster Medal has been awarded at irregular intervals by the DGfE since 2004 as an award for the life's work of people within society who have given epileptology a defining face. The awardees receive a certificate and a medal.

Previous recipients:

Alfred Hauptmann Prize

This award is named after the German neurologist and psychiatrist Alfred Hauptmann (1881–1948), who u. a. as early as 1912 - still as an assistant doctor - he first drew attention to the anti-epileptic effects of phenobarbital . In 1935, due to his Jewish descent, the National Socialists removed him from his position as director of the Psychiatric and Mental Clinic at the University of Halle an der Saale and had to emigrate to the USA. The prize has been a joint prize of the DGfE, the Austrian Society for Epileptology (ÖGfE) and the Swiss Epilesy League (SEL) since 2009 and is awarded every two years. From 1980 to 2008 it was usually awarded every two years by the Epilepsie-Kuratorium eV.

The prize is now endowed with € 10,000, and the winners also receive a certificate. The award is given to the best scientific work from the German-speaking region in the field of experimental and clinical epileptology from the two previous years.

Award winners since 2009 are:

  • 2019 Hajo Hamer and Johannes Lang (Erlangen) and Karel Kostev (Frankfurt)
  • 2017 Carola Haas (Freiburg) as well as Gian Marco de Marchi (Basel) and Deborah Pugin (Geneva)
  • 2015 Bernhard J. Steinhoff and Anne-Sophie Wendling (Kehl-Kork)
  • 2013 Yvonne G. Weber (Tübingen)
  • 2011 Ingmar Blümcke (Erlangen) and Claudia Brandt (Hanover)
  • 2009 Hans-Jürgen Huppertz (Zurich), Jörg Wellmer (Bonn), Anke Maren Staack (Kehl-Kork), Dirk-Matthias Altenmüller (Freiburg), Horst Urbach (Bonn) and Judith Kröll (Zurich)

Honorary members

According to the statutes, honorary members can become persons who are elected by the members in a written vote at the proposal of the general assembly or the board of directors. Honorary members elected so far are:

Corresponding members

Corresponding members are elected by the members in a written vote on the proposal of the board in accordance with the statutes. Corresponding members elected so far are:

  • 2015: Charlotte Dravet
  • 2014: Meir Bialer
  • 2000: Dieter Scheffner , Jürgen Peiffer
  • 1999: Giuliano Avanzini, John S. Duncan, Péter Halász, Timothy A. Pedley, Michael Trimble
  • 1995: Frank Majewski (1941–2001), Pavel Mareš
  • 1994: David Gadian, Wolf-Dieter Heiss, Dick Lindhout
  • 1992: Svein I. Johannessen, Vladimir Komárek, Bert Sakmann , Juhn Wada
  • 1990: Solomon L. Moshé
  • 1989: Helene Klepel (1937–2007), Patrick Chauvel
  • 1987: Massimo Avoli, Michael J. Gutnick, Hans O. Lüders
  • 1986: Uwe Heinemann (1944–2016), Manfred Klee (1930–2018), Hans Dieter Lux (1924–1994), Jerzy Majkowski, Herbert Silfvenius
  • 1984: Eva Andermann, Meinrad Egli (1938–2005), Edward H. Reynolds, Takayuki Tsuboi
  • until 1984: Otto Hans Arnold (1917–?), George S. Burden (1911–1999), Mogens Dam, Nihal Chandra de Lanerolle, Rudolf (Ruedi) Max Hess (1913–2007), Bryan Jennett (1926–2008), Francis Lothian McNaughton (1906–1986), J. Miribel, Luis Felipé Quesney (1944–2005), Frank Rish, Robert Schweingruber (1923–1990), Gregory Stores, Walter van Emde-Boas
  • 1982: Christoph Groh , Heinz Gregor Wieser
  • 1979: Heinz Caspers (1921–2005), Brian S. Meldrum, Erwin-Josef Speckmann , Claude G. Wasterlain
  • 1978: Harry Meinardi (1932–2013)
  • 1977: Johan Bruens (1923–2005), Kazimierz Karbowski (1925–2012)
  • 1968: John Arthur Nicholas Corsellis (1915–1994), Mogens Lund (1913–1997),

Memberships

The DGfE is a member of the International League Against Epilepsy (ILAE) and the Working Group of Scientific Medical Societies (AWMF).

Web links

Individual evidence

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