27e édition des Rencontres de Neurologies (Videos with subtitles)

The 27th Rencontres de Neurologies offers a broad view of clinical neurology through disease-focused updates, literature reviews, and expert discussion. This subtitled video collection relates to the December 2025 meeting in Paris, with subjects including multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, neuro-oncology, and neurocritical care. The program’s “Top 5 de la Neurologie” sessions examine notable publications across vascular, inflammatory, movement, cognitive, and epilepsy practice. Alongside these clinical themes, the meeting addresses early-career development and clinician wellbeing. It is suited to neurologists, trainees, and related professionals looking to revisit several areas of practice through French-language educational content.

Meeting details: December 15–17, 2025, Palais des Congrès de Paris, France. Organized by revue Neurologies, with event support from Expressions Santé. The listed format is French-language videos with subtitles; the subtitle language is not specified.

Recording scope: The outline describes the meeting’s educational program and does not confirm that every session is present in this package. Access to the official RencNeuro replay platform, congress registration, and publication subscriptions is not included.

Topics

• Multiple Sclerosis: Therapeutic updates, platform treatments, treatment de-escalation, cellular therapy, post-ECTRIMS developments, and MOGAD.
• Parkinson’s Disease: Contemporary management, motor fluctuations, advanced therapies, and practical treatment decision-making.
• Neuro-Oncology: Clinical updates at the intersection of neurology, oncology, imaging, pathology, and treatment.
• Neurocritical Care: Management of severe and acute neurological illness.
• Top 5 de la Neurologie: Major 2025 publications in vascular, inflammatory, extrapyramidal, cognitive neurology, and epilepsy.
• Vascular Neurology: Contemporary evidence and clinical developments in cerebrovascular disease.
• Inflammatory Neurology: Advances in neuroimmunology and inflammatory neurological disorders.
• Extrapyramidal Neurology: Updates in movement disorders and Parkinsonian syndromes.
• Cognitive Neurology: Advances involving cognition, dementia, and neurodegenerative disorders.
• Epilepsy: Updates in seizure disorders, diagnosis, and therapeutic management.
• Meet the Experts: Interactive clinical discussion with specialist faculty.
• Young Neurologists: Sessions addressing education and professional development for early-career neurologists.
• Clinician Wellbeing: Practical discussion of healthcare professional wellbeing.
• Perception and Decision-Making: Cognitive neuroscience perspectives on perception, beliefs, reality, and decision mechanisms.

The broader program also included Attractivité médicale, addressing the neurological workforce, and a conference by Sylvie Chokron on perception, beliefs, and decision-making.