UCSF 59th Annual Recent Advances in Neurology 2026

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NeurologyVideo course2026

UCSF 59th Annual Recent Advances in Neurology 2026 — adult and child neurology, case by case

The UCSF 59th Annual Recent Advances in Neurology 2026 ran 11–13 February 2026 at the Hyatt Regency SF SOMA and comes as 5 session videos with subtitles and 27 PDFs (14.62 GB). S. Andrew Josephson, Steven Galetta, Bruce Miller, Wade Smith and colleagues cover movement disorders, MS, epilepsy and AI, headache, myasthenia and ALS, dementia, stroke, encephalitis and psychiatry for neurologists, plus a new pediatric neurology evening and interactive “difficult diagnosis” and dueling-neurohospitalist sessions.

20sessions
27PDFs
14.62 GBdownload
Feb 2026recorded

What you’ll be able to do

Apply new advances in epilepsy, MS and movement disorders
Use the neuro-ophthalmological exam to sharpen diagnosis
Update care for dementia, stroke and headache
Navigate new options in myasthenia gravis and ALS
Manage pediatric headache, epilepsy and transition to adult care

Inside the course

UCSF Recent Advances in Neurology 2026, day one
Movement disorders, the neuro-ophthalmological exam and MS, then an evening devoted to pediatric neurology.
Days two and three
Neuro-ophthalmology cases, epilepsy in the AI era, headache pearls, MG and ALS, transition of care, dementia and stroke; then difficult-diagnosis cases, psychiatry pearls, encephalitis and a clinical problem-solving duel.

Built for

Practising neurologistsA comprehensive annual update.
Neurology residents, fellows and APPsCase-based adult and child neurology.

Faculty & programme

Wednesday, February 11 8 sessions

S. Andrew Josephson, Audrey E. Foster-Barber — Welcome and Introductions
Jill L. Ostrem, Ian O. Bledsoe — Movement Disorders: New Advances in Management
Steven L. Galetta — The Importance of the Neuro-ophthalmological Examination in Neurological Diagnosis
Ari J. Green, Joanne Guo, Sasha Gupta — Multiple Sclerosis: New Evidence and New Approaches
Audrey E. Foster-Barber, Heather Fullerton, Bethany Johnson-Kerner — Evening Session: Pediatric Neurology (Welcome/Overview)
Amy Gelfand — Pediatric Headache Overview
Ernesto Gonzalez-Giraldo — Pediatric Epilepsy Overview
Mary Karalius, Alex Fay, Heather Fullerton — High Yield Updates, Subspecialities – Neuroimmunology, Neuromuscular, Pediatric Stroke

Thursday, February 12 7 sessions

Steven L. Galetta — Great Cases in Neuro-ophthalmology and New Concepts too!
Vikram Rao, Jon K. Kleen, Tina T. Shih — Epilepsy Management: Redefining Clinical Wisdom in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Morris Levin — Headache Management Pearls 2026
Jeffrey W. Ralph, Laura K. Rosow — Myasthenia Gravis and ALS: A Changing Landscape of Treatment Options
Audrey E. Foster-Barber — Pediatric Patients Who Transition Care to Adult Neurology
Bruce L. Miller, Aimee W. Kao — Updates in Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia
Wade S. Smith, J. Claude Hemphill III, S. Andrew Josephson, Nerissa U. Ko — Advances in Treatment and Prevention of Stroke

Friday, February 13 5 sessions

Maggie W. Waung, Kwame O. Adjepong, Liza H. Ashbrook, Nathaniel H. Fleming, S. Andrew Josephson — An Interactive Session: Difficult Diagnosis
Nancy Ann Oberheim Bush, Catherine G. Suen — An Interactive Session: Difficult Diagnosis (cont’d)
Descartes Li — Psychiatry Pearls for the Neurologist
Sam Pleasure — The Changing World of Encephalitis
Vanja C. Douglas, Douglas B. Pet — Clinical Problem-Solving Exercise: Dueling Neurohospitalists

Before you buy

Do I get CME credit or a certificate?

No. Clinicapedia provides the educational content only — no CME or CE credits, MOC points or certificates of completion are included with this product.

Specifications

Format	5 session videos + VTT + 27 PDFs
Contents	20 sessions · 14.62 GB
Recorded	11–13 February 2026, San Francisco
Publisher	UCSF
Department	Neurology
Delivery	Instant download · lifetime re-download