Program - CSL Behring Summer School 2016

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GENERAL INFORMATION
Scientific leadership
Dr. med. Dr. sci. nat. Fabian Hauck
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
Immundefektambulanz und
Immundiagnostisches Lbor
Dr. von Haunersches Kinderspital
Kinderklinik und Kinderpoliklinik
Lindwurmstr. 4
80337 München
E: [email protected]
Prof. Dr. med. Horst von Bernuth
Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin
Campus Virchow-Klinikum
Klinik für Pädiatrie mit Schwerpunkt Pneumologie
und Immunologie
Augustenburger Platz 1
13353 Berlin
E: [email protected]
Meeting venue
Maritim Hotel Munich
Goethestr. 7
80336 Munich
Registration fees
Early registration until 13 May 2016:
90 Euro
Regular registration starting 14 May 2016: 120 Euro
Internet
www.summerschool-immunologie.de
Meeting organisation
Porstmann Kongresse GmbH
Viktoria Solotar, Heike Schmidt
Alte Jakobstr. 76
10179 Berlin
T: +49 30 28 44 99 0
E: [email protected]
www.porstmann-kongresse.de
CME Accreditation
The CSL Behring Summer School 2016 is accredited
by the Bayrische Landesärztekammer (Bavarian
State Chamber of Physicians) with 10 CME credits.
Simultaneous Translation German-English
Simultaneous Translation German-English will be
offered for all presentations.
Registration
Please register online at
www.summerschool-immunologie.de.
Your registration will be confirmed in writing. Please
pay the registration fee via bank transfer to the
account of Porstmann Kongresse GmbH mentioned
in the registration confirmation letter (reason for
payment: Summer School 2016, name of
participant).
ARRIVAL
More than 100 years
of plasma protein research
CSL Behring is a leader in the field of plasma protein biotherapeutics. The
company is commit ed to the treatment of serious and rare conditions and
to the improvement of patients’ quality of life throughout the world. The
company manufactures and markets globally a broad range of plasmaAnfahrtsskizze based and recombinant therapeutic agents. With its subsidiary CSL Plasma,
CSL Behring operates one of the largest plasma collection organizations
in the world.
Arrival by Car
Parking available in the parking garage nearby the
hotel (2 Euro per hour, 25 Euro per calendar day,
18 Euro per day for hotel guests).
Arrival at Munich Airport
Taxi from the airport (price approx. 65-70 Euro),
or the S1 and S8 suburban railway to the “München
Hauptbahnhof” stop.
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Under the scientific leadership of
“Dr. von Hauner Children´s Hospital Munich”
and “Charité – University Hospital Berlin”
Arrival at Munich Hauptbahnhof
(main train station)
Walk across “Bahnhofsplatz” to “Bayerstrasse”,
turn onto “Goethestrasse”. The Maritim Hotel is only
about 100 meters away.
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Cancellations are accepted in writing, only. In case of
cancellation before 30 May 2016 the registration fee
minus a processing fee of 20 Euro will be refunded.
For cancellations after 30 May 2016 there will be no
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Immunology
Adaptive Immunity
Basics and Clinical Manifestations
Munich, 17-18 June 2016
Maritim Hotel Munich
GREETING
Dear Ladies and Gentlemen!
We are pleased to welcome you to the Immunology
Summer School 2016 in Munich. Under the scientific
leadership of Dr. Fabian Hauck, Munich, and Prof. Dr.
Horst von Bernuth, Berlin, you will have lectures on
the latest topics and interesting case studies from
the field of immunology.
We hope you will enjoy an informative conference.
Sincerely,
Dear Colleagues!
In everyday clinical life as well as in scientific fundamentals paediatric immunology is closely related to
other sub-specialities within paediatric and general
medicine. The boundaries to rheumatology, infectious disease, stem cell transplantation, and allergy
are often only didactical in nature. New genetic methods have accelerated our knowledge gain over the
past few years so that about 300 molecularly defined
primary immunodeficiencies are now known. Stem
cell transplantation protocols adapted for immunodeficiencies and molecular-based immune modulations have broadened the spectrum of available therapeutic options.
These developments make it more and more difficult
to find answers to apparently easy questions of daily
clinical routine. Is it a severe combined immunodeficiency or a normal variable immunodeficiency? Will
a classical Sanger sequencing technique be sufficient
or should Next Generation Sequencing be used? Does
the patient suffer from superinfected severe eczema
with fever or is an immunodeficiency with immune
dysregulation the cause of the disease? Are lymphadenopathy and splenomegaly related to infection or
does the patient suffer from a benign lymphoproliferation or even a malign lymphoma? Is an allogenic
haematopoietic stem cell transplantation required
or would immunoglobulin substitution be sufficient?
How can the patient be conditioned for stem cell
transplantation and which donor or stem cell source
would be the best choice?
Questions like these will be discussed during the
CSL Behring Summer School for Paediatric Immunology. Main lectures followed by case studies will
provide immunological and practical information
that will support you in decision making in everyday
clinical life. Our program is suitable for the general
practitioner or paediatrician as well as for the doctor-in-training who wants to specialize in the field of
immunology, rheumatology, allergy-related disease,
or stem cell transplantation.
We hope that this knowledge exchange and communication across the borders of medical specialities
will lead to new insights that help to improve the
health status of our patients. We are looking forward
to welcoming you in Munich on 17-18 June 2016.
PROGRAM
Friday, 17 June 2016
12:00
12:10 – 13:20
Symposium I
Chairs
12:10
12:40
13:00
Address of welcome
Fabian Hauck, Horst von Bernuth,
and Christoph Klein
Combined Immunodeficiencies
Horst von Bernuth (Berlin)
Christoph Klein (Munich)
Combined Immunodeficiencies
Fabian Hauck (Munich)
Erythrocytes help lymphocytes –
a new population of helper cells?
Michael Albert (Munich)
When a part of the T cell help is
missing – clinic and therapy
Sybille Landwehr-Kenzel (Berlin)
14:00
Prof. Dr. med.
Horst von Bernuth
Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin
Kinderklinik
16:00
16:30
16:50
17:10
13:20 – 14:00
Coffee Break
14:00 – 15:20
Symposium II Genetic diagnostics of primary
immunodeficiency
Chairs
Michael Albert (Munich)
Sybille Landwehr-Kenzel (Berlin)
Dr. med. Dr. sci. nat.
Fabian Hauck
Dr. von Haunersches
Kinderspital München
16:00 – 17: 30
Symposium III Dysfunction of the humoral
immune system
Chairs
Fabian Hauck (Munich)
Shahrzad Bakhtiar (Frankfurt/Main)
14:30
15:00
Genetic diagnostics of primary
immunodeficiency
Christoph Klein (Munich)
Psychomotor retardation,
nystagmus and recurrent aspiration
pneumonia – neurodegeneration?
Sita Javeri (Munich)
Combined immunodeficiency with
aggravation of the phenotype
Ulrike Schwirten (Berlin)
Dysfunction of the humoral
immune system
Horst von Bernuth (Berlin)
Two and a half year old boy with
mastoiditis – just anatomy and
microbiology?
Mehtap Sirin (Ulm)
Diarrhea and CVID – a diagnostic
and therapeutic challenge
Stephanie Thee (Berlin)
Late onset sepsis with familial
hypogammaglobulinaemia und
progressive lymphadenopathy
Tanja Bittner (Munich)
Saturday, 18 June 2016
09:00 – 09:10
Recapitulation Day 1
Fabian Hauck and Horst von Bernuth
09:10 – 10:20
Symposium IV Immune dysregulation
Chairs
Manfred Hönig (Ulm)
Tilmann Kallinich (Berlin)
09:10
09:40
10:00 Uhr
15:20 – 16:00
Coffee Break
10:20 – 11:00
Coffee Break
Immune dysregulation
Stephan Ehl (Freiburg)
Severe autoimmune cytopenia –
Evans Syndrome?
Florian Gothe (Munich)
Therapy-refractory colitis
indeterminata – classical
gastroenterology?
Shahrzad Bakhtiar (Frankfurt/Main)
11:00 – 12:20
Symposium V Disturbed immunosurveillance
Chairs
Stephan Ehl (Freiburg)
Matthias Kappler (Munich)
11:00
11:30
12:00
Disturbed immunosurveillance
Markus Seidel (Graz)
Epstein-Barr-virus positive smooth
muscle tumors – simply oncology?
Tilmann Schober (Munich)
Hereditary angioedema – what can
you do, when the standard therapy
fails?
Renate Krüger (Berlin)
12:20 – 13:20
Lunch Break
13:20 – 14:50
Symposium VI Stem cell transplantation for
primary immunodeficiency
Chairs
Markus Seidel (Graz)
Tobias Feuchtinger (Munich)
13:20
13:50
14:10
14:30
Stem cell transplantation for
primary immunodeficiency
Manfred Hönig (Ulm)
Allogenic stem cell transplantation
for life-threatening EBV-associated
HLH
Thomas Perwein (Graz)
Recurrent bronchopulmonary
infections – cystic fibrosis, antibody
deficiency, or more?
Henner Morbach (Würzburg)
Fatal ARDS in infants – a simple
virus infection?
Gerhard Wolf (Traunstein)
14:50 – 15.00
Summary and Farewell
Fabian Hauck and Horst von Bernuth
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