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International Congress of Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders ®

Congress

MDS Video Challenge

Witness world-renown experts analyze unique cases live.
 

The submission deadline has passed.

Learn from a series of unusual, challenging cases as leading experts analyze them live.  

A world-renown panel of experts will guide the audience through a thoughtful analysis of a series of unique cases, presented by younger member representatives from centers around the world. 

This event is open to all registered delegates; there is no additional fee to attend.
 

 

An MDS Video Challenge panelist analyzes a challenging case live before the crowd.

Case Submissions

Only one case can be submitted by individuals and individual centers. If a country-based Movement Disorders group is collating cases for the country from multiple centers, they can submit multiple cases, but only a single case can be submitted per group member or institution.

A committee with representation from around the world will select the most interesting and educational cases for presentation at the event. 

Submission guidelines:

  • Cases should not be presented as an abstract in the Poster Areas. Cases will not be accepted if they have been previously published.
  • Letters of Intent should provide a brief summary of the case including the diagnosis and why the case should be considered for presentation.
  • If the Letter of Intent is selected for the 2nd round, the PowerPoint presentation should include a very brief clinical description and a well-edited video lasting no more than 2 minutes.
  • All cases should have a known diagnosis that will be shared at the end of the presentation.
  • If your case is selected, you will designate a fellow or junior MDS Member to present the case. 

Awards will be given for the most interesting and challenging cases. 

The submission deadline has passed.

For more information about the MDS Video Challenge, please contact Sarah Smith at ssmith@movementdisorders.org.

Previous Video Challenge Cases

The unique cases from the live challenge are also published in a suppelmental issue of Movement Disorders Clinical Practice.