Timetable

	Sunday, October 24th	Monday, October 25th			Tuesday, October 26th			Wednesday, October 27th
08:30-09:20		Plenary Lectures			Plenary Lectures			Plenary Lectures
09:20-09:30		Short Break to Change Halls
09:30-11:00		Epidemiology and Experimental	Addictive behaviour in PD	NMDA-Receptor antagonism in PD and dementia	Cholinesterase inhibitors in the treatment of PD dementia	Adenosine A2A receptor and PD	Mental complications of PD treatment	Possible morphological correlates for mental dysfunction in lewy body disease		The relationship of depression and cognition in PD
11:00-11:30		Coffee Break, Posters & Exhibition
11:30-13:00		Non-motor Complications in PD Satellite Session by GSK			Functional imaging of cognition in PD	Clinical relevance and patho-genesis of the frontal syndrome in PD without dementia	Behavioural disorders, basal ganglia and treatments	Clinical	The borderland of PD and dementia with Lewy bodies
13:00-14:00		Lunch Break, Posters & Exhibition
14:00-15:30		Imaging the pharmacology and pathology of cognitive dysfunction in PD	Gait and mental health: Part I	Psychology and Psychiatry	Practical management of non motor symptoms	Cognitive dysfunction in PD: Which neurotransmitters are responsible?	Dementia in parkinsonism - genetic studies	Therapy II	Sleep disturbances in PD and other movement disorders
	15:30 Registration Opens
15:30-16:00		Coffee Break, Posters & Exhibition
16:00-17:30	17:00-18:30 Opening Session	Subtle motor and cognitive processes in PD	Gait and mental health: Part II	Diagnostic procedures in PD-related mild cognitive impairment (PD-MCI), Lewy body dementia (LBD) and Parkinson’s disease-related dementia	rTMS in PD	Serotonergic mechanisms in PD	Therapy I	Premorbid and morbid personality in PD
	18:30-19:30 Get Together Reception	17:30 -18:30 Workshop on Neuropathologic Staging of PD (separate registration)			17:30-19:00 DaT imaging in movement disorders and dementia: What can it offer? Sponsored by Amersham
		20:30 Mozart Concert			20:00 Gala Dinner (Optional)