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IBD Today & Tomorrow AMC, 2 & 3 April 2014 08.00 - 09.00 Registration and coffee 09.00 Welcome Marcel Levi and Geert d`Haens 09.05 - 10.20 Session 1 Update on IBD Pathophysiology Chairs: Gijs van den Brink and Hergen Spits 9.05 What have 20 years of genetic research taught us ? Rinse Weersma, Groningen, NL 9.25 How do bacteria matter in IBD ? Cyriel Ponsioen, AMC 9.45 Reversible versus irreversible damage in IBD: inflammation and fibrosis going hand-in-hand ? Florian Rieder, Cleveland, USA 10.10 AMC research flash 1 10.20 Keynote Lecture 1: JAK Kinase inhibitors as novel antiinflammatory targets for IBD Introduction: Geert D`Haens John O`Shea, Bethesda, USA 11.00 - 11.25 COFFEE BREAK 11.25 - 13.30 Session 2 Novel Diagnostic Modalities in IBD: pitfalls and opportunities Chairs: Jaap Stoker and David Rubin 11.25 Pillcam investigation of Crohn`s disease Mark Löwenberg, AMC 11.40 MRI in IBD: sharper, better, faster Stuart Taylor, London, UK 12.00 Fecal markers in IBD: ready for prime time Patrick van Rheenen, Groningen, NL 12.15 AMC Research Flash 2 12.25 Keynote Lecture 2: Lessons from stem cell research for IBD Introduction: Gijs van den Brink Hans Clevers, Utrecht, NL 13.10 - 14.00 LUNCH 14.00 - 15.30 Session 3 Getting more out of your antibodies Chairs: William Sandborn and Herma Fidder 14.00 Understanding pharmacokinetics of therapeutic antibodies Diane Mould, Phoenixville, USA 14.30 Improving antibody efficacy with immunomodulators Shomron Ben-Horin, Tel-Hashomer, Israel 14.50 From biosimilars to biobetters: utopia ? Geert D‘Haens, AMC 15.10 AMC Research Flash 3 15.20 Discussion 15.30 - 15.50 COFFEE BREAK 15.50 - 17.00 Session 4 Environmental factors in IBD Chairs: Bas Oldenburg and Rinse Weersma 15.50 Iron and the intestine: a detrimental combination ? Dirk Haller, Freising, Germany 16.20 AMC Research Flash 4 16.20 Sodium is bad for your IBD David Hafler, Yale, USA 16.50 Questions & Answers 17.00 Cocktails THURSDAY APRIL 3, 2014 08.30 - 10.15 Session 5 Life endoscopy and Surgery Chairs: Guido Tytgat, Paul Fockens, Stephen Hanauer, Geert D`Haens Endoscopists: M. Löwenberg, C. Ponsioen, E. Dekker 10.15 -1 0.45 COFFEE BREAK 10.45 - 12.50 Session 6 Timely Surgery in IBD Chairs: Willem Bemelman, Andre D`Hoore 10.45 Surgery for IBD in the era of biologicals Yves Panis, Paris, France 11.05 Ileocecal Crohn`s: surgery first, biologicals later ? Feza Remzi, Cleveland, USA 11.30 Acute colitis: how to deal with partial responders ? Andre D`Hoore, Leuven, Belgium 11.55 AMC Research Flash 5 12.05 Roundtable discussion: positioning treatments for the best towards a better medical-surgical collaboration ? Surgeons & Stephen Hanauer and William Sandborn 12.20 KEYNOTE LECTURE 3 High quality IBD Centres: how to build and how to monitor ? David Rubin, Chicago, USA 12.50 - 13.40 LUNCH 13.40 - 15.00 Session 7 LIFE SURGERY and ENDOSCOPY Chairs: Guido Tytgat, Remzi Feza, Geert D`Haens Local Surgeons: W. Bemelman, P. Tanis, C. Buskens Endoscopists: M. Löwenberg, A. van Lent, S. Rietdijk 15.00 - 15.20 COFFEE BREAK 15.20 - 17.30 Session 8 Treatment of IBD in the not-so-far future Chairs: Marieke Pierik, Nanne de Boer 15.20 Is there any future for thiopurine or methotrexate in IBD treatment ? Stephen Hanauer, Chicago, USA 15.50 Will adhesion blockers blow everything away ? Brian Feagan, London, Ontario, USA 16.20 Novel molecules knocking on the door William Sandborn, La Jolla, USA 16.50 AMC Research Flash 6 17.00 Keynote lecture 4 What have we achieved in 20 years of intensive IBD research ? Suggestions for the future Stephan Targan, Los Angeles, USA 17.30 ADJOURN IBD Today & Tomorrow 2014 |