This track will explore novel targets and strategies in neurotherapeutics aimed at treating pediatric neurologic disorders. Emphasis will be placed on recent advancements in drug development and therapeutic interventions.

This session will focus on the latest technologies and methodologies in neuromonitoring for pediatric patients. Discussions will include the implications of these advancements for diagnosis and treatment.

This track will examine the potential of stem cell therapy in addressing various neurologic diseases in children. Researchers will present findings on efficacy, safety, and ethical considerations.

This session will highlight recent developments in anti-epileptic medications specifically designed for pediatric populations. The focus will be on clinical trials, efficacy, and safety profiles.

This track will delve into the role of imaging markers in the diagnosis and management of neurologic disorders in children. Presentations will cover innovative imaging techniques and their clinical applications.

This session will address the complexities of psychiatric disorders such as dissociative disorders, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia in pediatric populations. Experts will discuss diagnostic challenges and treatment strategies.

This track will explore the applications of neurofeedback and deep brain stimulation in managing pediatric neurologic and psychiatric conditions. The session will include case studies and recent research findings.

This session will focus on the prevalence and treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder among pediatric patients. Discussions will include therapeutic approaches and the impact of trauma on child development.

This track will examine the manifestations and management of psychosis and related behavioral disorders in children and adolescents. Experts will share insights on diagnosis, treatment, and long-term outcomes.

This session will review the use of psychoactive medications in treating psychiatric disorders in children. The focus will be on efficacy, safety, and the importance of monitoring.

This track will investigate the neural circuits and neurochemical interactions that regulate appetite in pediatric populations. Presentations will cover implications for treatment of eating disorders and obesity.