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JUNE 2006
European Perspectives in Inflammatory Bowel Disease Congress
Lisbon, Portugal
Educationally approved by the European Crohn’s and
Colitis Organization
Chairs:
Richard
P. MacDermott, MD
Albany Medical College
Albany, New York, United States
Simon
Travis, DPhil, FRCP
John Radcliffe Hospital
Oxford, United Kingdom
Organizing
Committee:
João L. Freitas, MD
Garcia de Orta Hospital
Almada, Portugal
Derek Jewell, DPhil, FRCP
University of Oxford
Oxford, United Kingdom
Marc
Lémann, MD, PhD
Hospital Saint-Louis
Paris, France
Eduard F. Stange, MD, PhD
Abteilung Innere Medizin
Stuttgart, Germany
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Sandro Ardizzone, MD, PhD
L. Sacco University Hospital
Milan, Italy
Yehuda Chowers, MD, PhD
The Chaim Sheba Medical Center
at Tel-Hashomer
Tel Aviv, Israel
Geert D’Haens, MD, PhD
Imelda GI Clinical Research Center
Bonheiden, Belgium
Johanna C. Escher, MD, PhD
Sophia Children’s Hospital
Rotterdam, The Netherlands
João L. Freitas, MD
Garcia de Orta Hospital
Almada, Portugal
Subrata
Ghosh, MD, FRCP
Imperial College of Medicine
London, United Kingdom
Paolo
Gionchetti, MD, PhD
University of Bologna
Bologna, Italy
Daan W. Hommes, MD, PhD
Academic Medical Centre
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Steven H. Itzkowitz, MD
The Mount Sinai School
of Medicine
New York, New York, United States
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Simon
A. Jackson, FRCS, FRCR
Plymouth Hospitals NHS Trust
Plymouth, United Kingdom
Janusz A. Jankowski, MD, PhD, FRCP
Leicester Medical School at University Hospital
Leicester, United Kingdom
Derek
Jewell, DPhil, FRCP
University of Oxford
Oxford, United Kingdom
Ralf
Kiesslich, MD
University of Mainz
Mainz, Germany
Marc Lémann, MD, PhD
Hospital Saint-Louis
Paris, France
Richard
P. MacDermott, MD
Albany Medical College
Albany, New York, United States
Philippe
Marteau, MD, PhD
Hospital European
Georges Pompidou
Paris, France
Tony Morris, MD, FRCP
Royal Liverpool
University Hospital
Liverpool, United Kingdom
Tom Öresland, MD
University of Gothenburg
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Jonathan
M. Rhodes, DPhil, FRCP
University of Liverpool
Liverpool, United Kingdom
Jeremy
Sanderson, MD, FRCP
King’s College London
London, United Kingdom
Juergen Schoelmerich, MD, PhD
University Hospital Regensburg
Regensburg, Germany
Andreas Schreyer, MD
University Hospital Regensburg
Regensburg, Germany
Eduard
F. Stange, MD, PhD
Abteilung Innere Medizin
Stuttgart, Germany
Simon
Travis, DPhil, FRCP
John Radcliffe Hospital
Oxford, United Kingdom
Sèverine Vermeire, MD, PhD
University Hospital Gasthuisberg
Leuven, Belgium
Bryan Warren, MD, FRCPath
John Radcliffe Hospital
Oxford, United Kingdom
Alistair Windsor, MD, FRCS
University College London
London, United Kingdom
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S C I E N T I F I C A G E N D A |
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Friday,
16 June 2006
08:50
Welcome and introduction
Richard P. MacDermott, Albany, New York and Simon Travis,
Oxford
Session
I: Pathogenesis in practice
Moderators: Richard P. MacDermott, Albany, New York and Simon
Travis, Oxford
9:00
IBD genetics: Quo vadis?
Derek Jewell, Oxford
9:30
The bacterial - epithelial interface
Philippe Marteau, Paris
10:00
Serological markers: Hope or expectation?
Sèverine Vermeire, Leuven
10:30
Prospecting with bioflora
Paolo Gionchetti, Bologna
11:00
Break
Session
II: Daily dilemmas in IBD
Moderators: João L.Freitas, Almada and Subrata Ghosh,
London
11:30
5-ASA in IBD: Actions and indications
Eduard F. Stange, Stuttgart
11:50
Rapidly metabolized steroids
Sandro Ardizzone, Milan
12:10
Thiopurines: Intolerance, response and failure
Marc Lémann, Paris
12:30
Infliximab: What to do when response is lost
Geert D’Haens, Leuven
12:50
Perianal Crohn’s: A combined approach
Tom Öresland, Gothenberg
13:10
Lunch break
Session
III: Advances in diagnostic approaches to IBD
Moderators: Simon A. Jackson, Plymouth and Eduard F. Stange,
Stuttgart
14:30
MR enteroclysis
Andreas Schreyer, Regensberg
14:50
Capsule enteroscopy in IBD
Tony Morris, Liverpool
15:10
Pathological pitfalls
Bryan Warren, Oxford
15:30
Chromoendoscopy and endomicroscopy for detecting dysplasia
Ralf Kiesslich, Mainz
15:50
Does the diagnostic approach differ in adolescents?
Johanna C. Escher, Rotterdam
16:15
Break
Session
IV: Debates: Controversies in IBD 1
Moderators: Tony Morris, Liverpool and Sèverine Vermeire,
Leuven
DEBATE 1:
16:45
Case studies
Simon A. Jackson, Plymouth, Simon Travis, Oxford; Bryan
Warren, Oxford; and Alistair Windsor, London
DEBATE
2:
17:30
Pro: Early surgery is the best treatment for ileocaecal Crohn’s
disease
Alistair Windsor, London
17:40
Con: Medicine is the best treatment for ileocaecal Crohn‘s
disease
Jeremy Sanderson, London
17:50
Question and answer and panel discussion
18:00
Adjourn
18:05
Satellite symposium supported by UCB S.A.
Fab’
fragments against TNF in Crohn’s disease: New clinical
results and analyses with certolizumab pegol
19:30
Adjourn
Saturday,
17 June 2006
Session V: Developing new therapies
for IBD
Moderators: Richard P. MacDermott, Albany, New York and Simon
Travis, Oxford
9:00
Immune dysregulation in IBD
Richard P. MacDermott, Albany, New York
9:30
New horizons in ulcerative colitis
Daan W. Hommes, Amsterdam
10:00
New horizons in Crohn’s disease
Juergen Schoelmerich, Regensburg
10:30
Break
11:00
5-ASA chemoprevention of colorectal cancer
Janusz A. Jankowski, Leicester
11:30
Does our current therapy change the natural history of IBD?
What to do for low grade dysplasia?
Steve Itzkowitz, New York, New York
12:00
State of the art lecture:
Novel therapeutic targets
Yehuda Chowers, Tel Aviv
12:30
Lunch break
Session
VI: Debates: Controversies in IBD 2
Moderators: Derek Jewell, Oxford and Mark Lémann, Paris
DEBATE 3:
14:00
Step up therapy for Crohn’s disease
Jonathan M. Rhodes, Liverpool
14:10
Top down therapy for Crohn’s disease
Daan W. Hommes, Amsterdam
14:20
Question and answer and panel discussion
DEBATE
4:
14:50
Pro:Infliximab is appropriate for
ulcerative colitis
Geert D’Haens, Leuven
15:00
Con: Infliximab is not appropriate for ulcerative colitis
Simon Travis, Oxford
15:10
Question and answer and panel discussion
15:40
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| Dear
Colleagues, It is with great pleasure that we invite
you to participate in European Perspectives in Inflammatory
Bowel Disease Congress in Lisbon, Portugal, 16–17
June 2006.
This
meeting will serve as a premier forum where specialists
in the inflammatory bowel diseases, leading gastroenterologists,
and practicing clinicians can review the state of the
art and share the newest advances in the multidisciplinary
management of the inflammatory bowel diseases. The Congress
will focus on overview lectures by widely recognized
international experts complemented with debate sessions
and case discussions.
This forum of leading clinicians and researchers will
present expert opinions that will contribute to advances
in the management of your IBD patients.
We hope you will join us in Lisbon for what is certain
to be a very worthwhile educational and collegial experience.
Richard
P. MacDermott, MD
Simon Travis, DPhil, FRCP
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W H O S H O U L D A T T E N D ? |
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This activity is intended for gastroenterologists, radiologists,
pathologists, surgeons, general physicians, trainees,
clinical researchers and other persons in the healthcare
community with an interest in the treatment and management
of patients with inflammatory bowel disease. No specialized
knowledge other than a working knowledge of ulcerative
colitis and Crohn’s Disease is necessary for successful
participation in this course.
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O B J E C T I V E S |
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successful completion of this activity, participants
should be able to:
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Recognize key biological features associated with
the development of IBD
- Comment
on methods of detection of IBD
- Identify
current and promising treatment options for patients
with IBD
- Comment
on challenges and controversial issues in disease
management of patients with IBD
- Understand
how current research may impact disease management
of the future
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Identify new treatment options and their role as part
of the current treatment armamentarium
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R E G I S T R A T I O N |
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Registration
Fees
Full: €499 ( If payment received after 6 June 2006)
Nurses/Residents/Students* €200
*Proof of eligibility must accompany registration-physicians
only
Payment:
You may register online
or call Imedex at +1 (770) 751 7332. Registration confirmations
will be issued before the meeting. To qualify for special
registration fees, registration and full payment must
be received by Imedex by the dates specified.
Registration
fees and hotel reservation guarantees can be remitted
by credit card, check or wire transfer. Checks should
be payable to Imedex. To pay via wire transfer, you
must add €50 to the registration fee to cover bank
charges. Include the full name of the attendee and the
name of the Congress: European Perspectives in Inflammatory
Bowel Disease Congress, #246. Attendee is not registered
until full payment is received.
Wire
to: Bank of America NA London, Swift Code: BOFAGB22,
Sort Code: 16-50-50, IBAN: GB89 BOFA 1650 5095 6870
29, Beneficiary: Bank of America Domestic Deposit 5687,
Account# 600895687029, Reference: Imedex, Inc. Account#
10726-118.
Registration
Fee Inclusions: Registration fees include admittance
to scientific sessions, Congress materials and all functions
as specified in the program.
Registration
Hours: The Registration and Information Desk will be
staffed:
Friday, 16 June 2006 07:30 – 18:30
Saturday, 17 June 2006 08:00 – 16:00
Cancellation:
For registration fees to be refunded, written notice
of cancellation must be received at Imedex by 6 June
2006. The amount of registration fees remitted, minus
a €90 administrative charge, will be refunded after
the congress. Substitutions are accepted with written
notification. After 6 June 2006, no refunds will be
made.
For hotel deposits to be refunded, written notice of
cancellation must be received at Imedex no later than
5 business days prior to your scheduled arrival date.
All refunds will be processed after the congress.
Imedex does not accept responsibility for covering travel,
accommodation or any other costs incurred by registrants
in the rare event that this program should be cancelled
for any reason. Every effort will be made to give reasonable
notice in the event of cancellation. The event program
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CONFERENCE
LOCATION
Hotel Le Meridien Park Atlantic Lisboa
Rua Castilho 149
1099-034 Lisboa
Tel.: + 351 21 381 8700
Fax: + 351 21 389 0505
Discounted
Airfares
Contact congress travel agent, Age of Travel, for assistance
with your travel needs. Age of Travel can also accommodate
pre- and post-congress extensions.
Tel.: +1 (800) 523 4954 or +1 (404) 591 7120
Email: Imedex@ageoftravel.com
Italian
Participants: Fargo International Meetings and Conventions
SrI has been appointed as the official agency for government
authorization for Italian participants.
You may contact them directly at: Via Piattro Maroncelli
44/46, 50137 Firenze Italy,
Tel: +39 055 609 078, Fax: +39 055 600 555.
Lisbon,
Portugal
Boasting springtime temperatures during the winter and
cool summers freshened by a breeze blowing in from the
Atlantic, Costa de Lisboa, on the southwestern coast,
offers a rich and impressively integrated diversity.
The capital of Portugal since its conquest from the
Moors in 1147, Lisbon is a legendary city with over
20 centuries of history. The Alfama is one of the oldest
quarters in Lisbon. Since it largely survived the earthquake
of 1755, the area still retains much of its original
layout. Adjacent to the Alfama are the likewise old
quarters of Castelo and Mouraria, on the western and
northern slopes of the hill that is crowned by St. George’s
Castle. Every year in June, the streets of all three
quarters come alive with the feasts in honor of the
popular saints. The Graça quarter and the churches
of São Vicente de Fora and Santa Engrácia
are within walking distance of this area. Radiant skies
brighten the monumental city, with its typical tile
covered building façades and narrow Medieval
streets, where one can hear the fado being played and
sung at night. But Lisbon is also the stage for popular
festivities, the place for exquisite shopping, exciting
nightlife, and interesting museums, a place from where
motorways branch off in
different directions.
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H O T E L A C C O M M O D
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Hotel
Le Meridien Park Atlantic Lisbon
Rua Castilho 149
1099-034 Lisboa
Tel.: + 351 21 381 8700
Fax: + 351 21 389 0505
The Le Meridien Park Atlantic Lisbon is situated in
the centre of Lisbon, facing the Eduardo VII Park and
next to Marquis de Pombal. The Le Meridien Park Atlantic
hotel takes pride in its avant-garde environment, within
the setting of Lisbon’s traditional and modern
business and leisure centre. It enjoys fabulous views
of the city from its elevated position. The noble location
provides guests with a magnificent view and places it
only 15 minutes from the airport and 20 minutes from
the wonderful beaches of Lisbon’s coast.
For the convenience of attendees, a limited number of
rooms has been reserved at a rate of €194.00, single
occupancy and €222.00 double occupancy, includes
breakfast buffet and VAT. This rate is not guaranteed
outside the Congress dates. Rooms may not be available
after 17 May 2006.
For
individual reservations, please submit a completed hotel
reservation form. For group hotel reservations, groups
should contact Imedex directly. Imedex will attempt
to meet all accommodation requests, however we reserve
the right to change the requested hotel to one of a
similar category if unable to confirm the hotel described
in this brochure.
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