1st African Stroke Organization (Virtual) Conference
3 Nov 2021 to 4 Nov 2021
12:00 pm – 4:00 pm GMT (8 am to Noon EST; 7 am to 11 am CST; 5 am to 9 am PST)
The ASOC is the first dedicated cross-national annual scientific forum focused on cerebrovascular disease in Africa, with the overarching goal of bringing together key stakeholders, identifying gaps in knowledge, setting priorities for stroke prevention, care delivery and research, and accelerating translation of research findings to improve stroke outcomes in the region.
ASOC is supported by the African Stroke Organization and the National Institutes for Neurological Disorders and Stroke with collaborative input from several international organizations.
ASOC 2021 Program Activities will include:
For more information : AfricanStrokeOrganizationConference@gmail.com
ASOC is supported by the African Stroke Organization and the National Institutes for Neurological Disorders and Stroke with collaborative input from several international organizations.
ASOC 2021 Program Activities will include:
• Distinguished Policy Maker Lecture
• Inaugural Osuntokun Award Lecture for Outstanding Contributions to Stroke Research in Africa
• Scientific Presentations by Leaders in the Field
• Acute Stroke Treatment
• Aneurysms and Vascular Malformations
• Brain Health, Risk Factors, Vascular Brain Injury
• Cerebrovascular Manifestations of COVID-19
• Cerebrovascular Nursing and Allied Health Care
• Clinical Rehabilitation and Recovery
• Health Services Research
• Brain and Vascular Imaging
• Non-Acute Large Vessel Disease
• Pediatric Cerebrovascular Disease
• Translational Basic Science and Precision Stroke Medicine: Genetics, Omics, and Biomarkers
• Unusual Causes of Stroke
• Early Career Investigator Presentations (oral and abstract)
• Networking Events
• Career Development Sessions
For more information : AfricanStrokeOrganizationConference@gmail.com
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