Talks from the people who wrote the guidelines.

The writing-group chairs on how the 2026 guideline was built and its key changes.

What the new guideline changes for the first hour in the emergency department.

Imaging selection and thrombectomy recommendations, from the interventional side.

The changes that land on stroke pathways, nursing and coordination.

What the guideline now says about acute ischaemic stroke in children.

European blood-pressure recommendations after ischaemic stroke and haemorrhage, presented at the guideline session.

A year of stroke trials in one session, from the ESO guideline programme.

The joint European guideline on spontaneous intracerebral haemorrhage, updated.

The lead author on why the 2025 classification changed and how to use it.

A second view of the 2025 classification and the clinical reasoning behind it.

Recognising functional seizures in the acute setting, and managing them without harm.

The 2025 American Headache Society guideline on parenteral treatment in the ED.

A yearly overview of where migraine treatment and research stand.

Congress session on what rehabilitation can do for motor symptoms in Parkinson’s.

The year’s dystonia findings from the MDS International Congress.

Optic nerve, central vein sign, kappa free light chains: the revised MS diagnostic criteria explained.

Finger–nose, heel–shin, dysdiadochokinesis and gait, demonstrated at the bedside.

How to get a reflex you can trust, and how to reinforce one that will not come.

The common abnormal gaits, shown and named.