Sponsored Satellite Symposia
Sponsored Satellite Symposia
01.00 - 23.59
WCO-IOF-ESCEO
Friday, 27 August 2021
01.00 - 23.59
WCO-IOF-ESCEO
08.00 - 09.00
Channel 2
PLURISTEM BREAKFAST SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM - The HIPGEN Trial - Cell therapy for improving patient mobility after hip fracture arthroplasty
Chairperson: ‣ Tobias Winkler
‣ Introduction Tobias Winkler
‣ Modern hip fracture surgery – What makes the Difference Matt Costa
‣ The HIPGEN Project – From early Data to Phase III Tobias Winkler
‣ PLX Cells – A Portfolio for Allogeneic Regenerative Cell Therapy Nitsan Halevy
‣ Mechanism of Action - What can in vitro Studies contribute to Clinical MoA Ornella Parolini
‣ Q&A Session
08.00 - 09.00
Channel 1
Alexion Breakfast Satellite Symposium - Recognising hypophosphatasia (HPP) in adults: a case-based discussion from diagnosis to management
Chairperson: ‣ Richard Eastell
‣ Welcome and Faculty Introduction Richard Eastell
‣ Choosing the right path: differentiating hypophosphatasia from osteoporosis in adults Richard Eastell
‣ Staying on track: managing adult patients with hypophosphatasia Maria Luisa Brandi
‣ Sharing a journey: the asfotase alfa experience for adult patients with hypophosphatasia in the UK Richard Keen
‣ Panel Q&A - Leader: ‣ Panel Q&ARichard Eastell
12.00 - 13.30
Channel 2
VIATRIS LUNCH SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM - Diagnosis & Management of Osteoarthritis: Encouraging a patient centric multi-disciplinary,multi-modal approach to treatment VIATRIS LUNCH SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM
Chairperson: ‣ Jean‑Yves Reginster
‣ Welcome & Introduction Jean‑Yves Reginster
‣ Clinical Guidelines for the Management of Osteoarthritis: Multi-modal Approach Cyrus Cooper
‣ Rehabilitation for managing OA: An opportunity for behavior change Daniel Pinto
‣ A patient centric approach to OA management: Promoting knowledge transfer among patients Maarten de Wit
‣ Discussion
‣ Conclusion
12.00 - 13.30
Channel 1
UCB LUNCH SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM - The blueprint: A plan for improved clinical outcomes in postmenopausal women with severe osteoporosis
Chairperson: ‣ Bente Langdahl
‣ Welcome and Introduction Bente Langdahl
‣ How do we identify those patients appropriate for earlier bone-forming therapy? Eugene McCloskey
‣ Optimising clinical outcomes with bone-forming therapy: Why the sequence of treatment matters Serge Ferrari
‣ Evaluating the benefits and risks of a dual-effect bone-forming therapy: Latest real-world clinical insights David Reid
‣ Q&A/panel discussion All
‣ Conclusion and closing remarks Bente Langdahl
14.00 - 15.00
Channel 2
IBSA Educational Lecture : "Meet the evidence of pharma-grade chondroitin sulfate"
‣ Meet the evidence of pharma-grade chondroitin sulfate Nicola Veronese
17.00 - 18.30
Channel 1
AMGEN SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM - Bone health matters: advancing long-term care in osteoporosis
‣ Welcome and introduction Adolfo Diez‑Perez
‣ Bone health and fracture prevention in the decade of healthy aging Cyrus Cooper
‣ Long-term treatment strategies for osteoporosis Adolfo Diez‑Perez
‣ Panel discussion All
Saturday, 28 August 2021
01.00 - 23.59
WCO-IOF-ESCEO
08.30 - 09.30
Channel 1
AGNOVOS BREAKFAST SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM - THE ROLE FOR PROCEDURAL TREATMENTS TO ADDRESS BONE LOSS IN PATIENTS AT HIGH RISK OF HIP FRACTURE
Chairperson: ‣ Serge Ferrari
‣ How does our understanding of bone fragility inform treatment strategies? Serge Ferrari
‣ What role should be played by procedural treatments that build bone? Maria Luisa Brandi
‣ Clinical experience using a procedural treatment with high fracture risk patients Jo De Schepper
‣ Where do procedural treatments go from here? Andreas Kurth
‣ Questions and Answers All
16.20 - 17.20
Channel 1
UCB Meet-The-Expert Session - Building bone, improving outcomes
‣ Expert insight into real-world clinical practice via an interactive forum Andrea Singer, Ralf Oheim
