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08:30-10:10
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Screening for Primary Immunodeficiency
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Chair: Andrew Riordan
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08:30
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Hypogammaglobulinaemia screening protocol for secondary care
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Esther deVries, ‘sHertogenbosch
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09:05
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Using routine lab tests to detect unsuspected PID
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Steve Holding, Hull
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09:30
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The Binding Site Lecture
Severe combined immunodeficiency: a pediatric emergency and why newborn screening is essential
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Rebecca Buckley, USA
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| 10:10-10:30 |
TEA/COFFEE |
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10:30-11:00
and 11:00-11:30
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Parallel Sessions
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Each of the 4 sessions will run twice, for 25 minutes each
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CD4 counts for the third world
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Cal MacLennan
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UK-PIN / ESID PID register
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Bodo Grimbacher
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Living with antibody deficiency – a patient's perspective
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Dean Howson
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Neutrophil function tests – which and in whom?
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Berne Ferry
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11:30-12:15
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Patient-centred Clinical Immunodeficiency
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Chair: Andrew Riordan
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The transition from paediatric to adult care – review of UK experience
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Riordan / Hughan / Russell / Ashworth
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| 12:15-13:00 |
LUNCH |
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13:00-14:45
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Effective Use of Immunoglobulin Replacement
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Chair: Richard Herriot
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13:00
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Immunodeficiency Centre registration
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Joe Unsworth, Bristol
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13:10
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The effectiveness & cost-effectiveness of IVIg : A Systematic review and economic model
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Chris Hyde, Birmingham
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13:45
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Immunoglobulin use database
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Carrock Sewell, Scunthorpe
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14:00
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Update on Immunoglobulin supply in UK
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Helen Chapel, Oxford
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14:15
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Summary and Close
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Richard Herriot, Chairman, UK PIN
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