VIRTUAL SYMPOSIUM DAY
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Programme
Please note that all starting times indicated are London time!
London Time | September 17th 2021 |
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11.00 | Start of the SSIEM Virtual Symposium Day |
11.00 | Managing the whole patient: early and multisystemic treatment in Fabry disease |
11.30 | Break |
11.45 | Long-Term Management Optimisation of patients with propionic and methylmalonic acidurias |
12.15 | Break |
Meeting Hosts | Fanny Mochel (Paris, France) |
12.30 | Introduction from the SSIEM President |
12.40 | Novel biomarkers in IMD |
Biomarkers in mitochondrial disease |
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Flash communication: mitochondrial DNA quantification in the cerebrospinal fluid |
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Lipid biomarkers and neurodegenerative diseases |
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Flash communication: C26:0-lysophosphatidylcholine for the diagnosis of peroxisomal disorders |
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Q&A | |
14.00 | Break |
14.10 | Adult Group Session – How would you treat these patients? Session on clinical dilemmas. Chair: |
Debate on treatment options in PKU |
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Debate on treatment options in Fabry disease |
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15.15 | Break |
15.25 | Novel therapeutic approaches |
IMD liver transplantation – Rome experience |
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IMD liver transplantation – USA experience |
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Q&A | |
Update on pyridoxal phosphate supplementation in Pyridoxal Kinase deficiency |
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Leriglitazone Multicentric experience to treat X-linked Adrenoleukodystrophy |
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Q&A | |
16.40 | Break |
16.50 | Dietary Group Session – New diet therapies, new challenges and the future |
Introduction Marjorie Dixon (London, UK) |
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Pyridoxine dependent epilepsy – first revision of the PDE Consortium Dietary guidelines and results from the international diet survey |
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Long-term nutritional experience with triheptanoin in Austrian patients with long-chain fatty acid oxidation disorders |
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Q&A | |
17.55 | Break |
18.05 | Komrower Lecture - The identification of new rare metabolic diseases: an example of the tremendous impact on Estonia’s detection rate by new technologies |
18.55 | Concluding remarks from the SSIEM President |
19.00 | Break |
19.15 | Rare disorders of monoamine metabolism: a focus on AADC deficiency |