Abstracts | Posters

We are proud to announce that we had 142 abstracts in total.
– 132 of these were presented as printed posters on site, and also as ePosters (open access).
– 10 of the abstracts were presented as ePosters only (virtual presenters)

The winners of the Best Poster Awards are below. All were presented as Posters and can be found on the ePoster platform (see link above).

FT Session 1-05	P150	Best Poster in the Neuro-oncology Category	Nanopore sequencing for complete molecular work-up of CNS tumors	Henning Leske, Norway
WS11-3	P098	2nd Best Poster in the Neuro-oncology Category	Histopathological and molecular characterization of pediatric-type diffuse high-grade gliomas, H3-wildtype and IDH-wildtype: an Italian multicenter study	Antonio d’Amati, Italy
FT Session 1-01	P084	3rd Best Poster in the Neuro-oncology Category	BATMAN: breakpoint adaptive targeting alongside methylation analysis on nanopore	Simon Deacon, UK
SY08-5	P032	Best Poster in the Neurodegeneration Category	Cortical layer specific molecular signatures of glial cells in neurodegenerative movement disorders revealed by spatial transcriptomics.	Hemanth Nelvagal, UK
WS10-4	P011	2nd Best Poster in the Neurodegeneration Category	Medial temporal lobe pathologies: interactions, relation to APOE, and their role in hippocampal degeneration	Klara Gawor, Belgium
SY04-5	P034	3rd Best Poster in the Neurodegeneration Category	Iron(ing) out parkinsonisms: exploring the interplay of ferroptosis and proteinopathy in Parkinson’s disease and related tauopathies	Maria João Caiado, the Netherlands
FT Session 6-04	P050	Best Poster in the Neuroinflammation Category	Metagenomic sequencing in neuropathology diagnostics	Christian Thomas, Germany
Poster	P053	2nd Best Poster in the Neuroinflammation Category	Pegivirus encephalitis: A distinctive viral CNS infection in immunosuppressed patients	Jenny Meinhard, Germany
SY11-5	P051	3rd Best Poster in the Neuroinflammation Category	Multiplexed viral detection in brain tissue – methodological challenges and possibilities	Raphael Raspe, Germany
Poster/eposter	P042	Best Poster in the Category “Miscellaneous”	Amyloid beta and tau elicit a differential microglial response in centenarian brains	Maruelle Luimes, Belgium
Poster/eposter	P142	2nd Best Poster in the Category “Miscellaneous”	Study of cerebral amyloid angiopathy severity and distribution according to the presence of intracerebral haemorrhage and/or Alzheimer’s disease neuropathological change	Anas Chaachou-Charradi, Spain
Poster/eposter	P40	3rd Best Poster in the Category “Miscellaneous”	Insights in underlying pathophysiology of brain malformations associated with vrk1-related syndrome derived from fetal neuropathology	Stefanie Brock, Belgium
Poster/eposter	P036	Best ePoster of the Congress	Polyglucosan body disease in a patient with late-onset cerebellar ataxia, down beat nystagmus and tau and TDP43 proteinopathies	Gabriela Caballero, Spain
SY11-6	P046	Best Poster of the Congress Overall	Brainstem pathology in anti-IgLON5 disease: new insights into the early events and evolution of tau pathology	Raphael Reinecke, Austria

Abstract Book Downloads (open access):
The following documents have been published in Clinical Neuropathology, the Journal of Euro-CNS
– Editorial by Bela Kubat, Congress President
– Speaker abstracts as published in Clinical Neuropathology, Vol. 44 – No. 32025 (98-130)
– Regular abstracts published as online supplement to the above issue
You can view and download all documents by clicking here.

Abstract Categories:
Vascular dementia
FTD and ALS
Prion diseases
Dementia-Alzheimer
Movement disorders
Animal models-neurodegeneration
Neuroinflammation
Neurodevelopment
Tumors – gliomas
Tumors – others
Target therapy in neuro-oncology
Epilepsy
Storage disorders
Neuromuscular disorders
Other

Abstract Submission Details and Guidelines
Authors are welcome to submit up to 3 abstracts as presenting author for an oral or a poster presentation. Authors can be co-authors on multiple abstracts.

Abstracts must be typed in English (USA spelling).
Abstracts must be typed into the submission form.
Word Limit: maximum 250 words in the body of the abstract. Abstracts over this limit will be asked to be revised to the word limit.
Abstracts should be thoroughly checked for correct spelling and grammar before finalising the submission.
References, credits or the authors’ academic degrees or grant support are not to be included in the abstract. Standard abbreviations may be employed in the text. Place special or unusual abbreviations in parentheses after the full wording at the first time it appears in the body of the text. Company names and logos are not allowed in the title but can be named in the authors’ affiliation.
Please provide keywords that describe the content of your abstract. Six keywords at maximum. List most relevant keywords first, do not use any special characters, separate keywords with a comma
Regular Abstracts must be submitted by 23:59 (CET) Friday 7 February 2025 to be considered. Late Breaking Abstracts can be submitted until shortly before the congress, although the availability of poster boards cannot be guaranteed if submitted and reviewed after 1 June 2025. We cannot guarantee oral presentation time.
The presenting author must be a registered participant.
The program committee of the ECNP2025 reserves the right to remove from any publication any abstract that does not comply with the above.

Structure of the abstract
Please adhere to this structure in order to be admitted for reviewing:
Introduction
Objectives
“Patients & methods” or “Materials & methods”
Results
Conclusion

For a case report abstract, include 1) Introduction or background, 2) Clinical case and 3) Conclusion(s)