1st PReS ACADEMY COURSE on Non-Infectious Childhood Chronic Uveitis

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1st PReS ACADEMY COURSE on Non-Infectious Childhood Chronic Uveitis

 

The educational objective of this course is to improve the knowledge regarding Non-infectious Childhood Chronic Uveitis (NCCU) with particularly focus on diagnosis, clinical management and treatment. Additionally, a special focus on sight-threating uveitis will be provided

Hybrid course
Date
: 11-12 April 2024
Venue: Firenze
Location: Auditorium Meyer Health Campus, Meyer Children Hospital, viale Pieraccini 29, 50139 Firenze. 

 

Working Party Scientific Committee:
Gabriele Simonini (Italy)
Marco Cattalini (Italy)
Ivan Foeldvari (Germany)
Ilaria Maccora (EMERGE Representative, Italy)

Co-opted members:
A Ramanan (UK)
Carine Wouters (Belgium)
Carlos D Rosè (USA)

 

Speakers:

  1. Ivan Foeldvari, Pediatric Rheumatology (Germany)
  2. Athimalaipet V Ramanan, Pediatric Rheumatology (UK)
  3. Carine Wouters, Pediatric Rheumatology (Belgium)
  4. Carlos D Rosè, Pediatric Rheumatology (USA)
  5. Sheila T Angeles-Han Pediatric Rheumatology,  (USA)
  6. Nisha Acharya, Pediatric Ophthalmologist (USA)
  7. Gabriele Simonini, Pediatric Rheumatology (Italy)
  8. Jordi Anton Lopez, Pediatric Rheumatology (Spain)
  9. Ard Heiligenhaus, Pediatric Ophthalmologist (Germany)
  10. Catherine Guly, Pediatric Ophthalmologist (UK)
  11. Roberto Caputo, Pediatric Ophthalmologist (Italy)
  12. Pier Giorgio NERI, Pediatric Ophthalmologist (Abu-Dabi Cleveland University)

Scientific Program

11 April 2024

Day 1: Non-Infectious Childhood Chronic Uveitis

Talks will be of 20 minutes plus 10 minutes of discussion

 

12.00-13.00

Registration and Lunch

13.00-13.20

Course opening

Angelo Ravelli, Tadej Avcin, patient representative and WP leads

13.20-13.50

Welcome into the world of the Non-infectious Childhood Chronic Uveitis: the Pediatric Rheumatology point of view

Ivan Foeldvari

13.50-14.20

Non-infectious childhood Chronic Uveitis JIA: diagnosis and differential diagnosis

Pier Giorgio Neri

14.20-14.50

Non-infectious childhood Chronic Uveitis: Measuring disease activity and complications

Arnd Heiligenhaus

14.50-15.10

Coffee break

15.10-15.40

Predictors and outcomes in Non-infectious Childhood Chronic Uveitis

Sheila T Angeles-Han

15.40-16.40

Clinical cases on Non-Infectious Childhood Chronic Uveitis (interactive session with presentation of clinical cases by young investigators from EMERGE and discussion with the Faculty)

EMERGE
4 clinical cases

(total of 15 minutes per
case including presentation
and discussion)

Moderator Ivan Foeldvari

16.40-17.00

Coffee break

17.00-17.30

The window of opportunity for treatment in non-infectious childhood chronic uveitis: current recommendations and remaining challenges

Gabriele Simonini

17.30-18.00

Refractory cases of Non-infectious Childhood Chronic Uveitis sJIA: definition, approaches, and novel treatments

Athimalaipet V Ramanan

18.00-18.30

Clinical cases: management and treatment of Non-Infectious Childhood Chronic Uveitis (interactive session with presentation of clinical cases by young investigators from EMERGE and discussion with the Faculty)

EMERGE
2 clinical cases

(total of 15 minutes per
case including presentation
and discussion)

Moderator Athimalaipet V Ramanan

12 April

Day 2: First part: Challenging issues and workshop for Non-Infectious Childhood Chronic Uveitis
 

Talks will be of 20 minutes plus 10 minutes of discussion

8.45-9.15

How to wean treatment in Non-infectious Childhood Chronic Uveitis

Nisha Acharya

9.15-9.45

Surgery for Non-infectious childhood Chronic uveitis

Roberto Caputo

9.45-11.00

Clinical Workshop:
Optical Coherence
Tomography and Laser Flare photometry in clinical practice

Ophthalmologist Faculty
Interactive teaching at the bed side

11.30-11.30

Coffee break

Day 2, Second part: Special Uveitis: Auto-inflammatory Diseases and Blau Syndrome
 

11.30-12.00

Eye involvement in auto-inflammatory diseases

Jordi A Lopez

12.00-12.30

Blau Syndrome eye involvement: a clinical perspective

Carlos D Rosè

12.30-13.00

Blau Syndrome: insights into pathomechanism and a guide to therapy

Carine Wouters

13.00-13.30

Light Lunch

13.30-14.30

Clinical cases: difficult and sight-threatening cases of Non-infectious childhood chronic uveitis (Interactive session with presentation of clinical cases by young investigators from EMERGE and discussion with the Faculty)

EMERGE
4 clinical cases

(15 minutes per case for
presentation and o discussion)

Moderator Arnd Heiligenhaus

14.30-15.30

Non-infectious Childhood Chronic Uveitis from a patient’s perspective

Representative from Cure Blau Foundation

Patient representative from uveitis associations

15.30-16.00

Closing remarks

Core team

Registration Fee

PReS members:

  • € 200 seniors
  • € 150 fellows and residents

Non-PReS members:

  • € 300 seniors
  • € 200 fellows and residents

On-line attendees - PReS members:

  • € 150

On-line attendees - Non-PReS members:

  • € 200