08.30-09.55
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Satellite Symposium:
New Advances in SCIQ
Dr S. Jolles, Honorary Consultant lmmunologist, Cardiff University School of Medicine
Prof B. Grimbacher, Clinical lmmunologist and Professor of Clinical Immunology, Royal Free Hospital
Dr M. Berger, Senior Medical Director, Immunology, CSL Behring
Dr M. Helllert, Consultant lmmunologist, Central Manchester University Hospital
Sponsored by CSL Behring
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10.15-11.50
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Tea/Coffee, Poster and Visit the Exhibition in Hall 3
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10.50-11.00
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Welcome andi Introduction
Peter Arkwright
Organising Committee Chair, UKPIN 2011 Meeting
Senior Lecturer in Paediatric lmmunology, University of Manchester
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11.00-12.45
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Plenary Session 1:
Antibodies causing immunodeficiency disorders
Prof B. Grimbacher
Consultant at the Department of Immunology
Royal Free Hospital, University College London
Prof B. Ferry
Consultant, Clinical Scientist and Clinical Lead
Clinical Laboratory Immunology, Oxford Radcliffe Hospital Trust
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11.00-11.45
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Keynote address
Prof Luigi Notarangelo
Jeffrey Model Chair of Paediatric Immunology Research
Children's Hospital, Boston, USA
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12.15-12.45
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Antibodies in chronic mucocutaneous candidiasis diseases
Prof Nick Willcox
Retired Senior Research Fellow. Dept Clinical Neurology
Weatherall Institute for Molecular Medicine
Oxford University
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12.15-12.55
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Antibodies in mycobacterial d
Dr Dinakantha Kumaratne
Consultant Immunologist and Head of Department of Clinical Immunology
Cambridge University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
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12.45-13.45
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Lunch, Poster Viewing and Visit the Exhibition in Hall 3
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13.45-14.45
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Multidisciplinary Symposium 1:
Advances in nursing and laboratory aspects of PID
Prof Luigi Notarangelo
Jeffrey Model Chair of Paediatric Immunology Research
Children's Hospital, Boston, USA
Dr A. Gardulf
Senior Clinical Lecturer in Immunology
Karolinska Institutet
Dr A. Gennery
The Watson Clinical Reader/Honorary Consultant in Paediatric Immunology & Haematopoetic Stem Cell Transplantation
Newcastle University
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13.45-13.55
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Medical 1:
Do dentritic cells from patients with primary antibody deficiencys have abnormal responses to TLR ligands?
Mrs M. Whittle
Department of Immunology, Leicester Royal Infirmary
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13.55-14.05
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Medical 2:
A common FcyRIlA pPolymorphism increases the risk and severity of idiopathic bronchiectasis
Dr N. Conton
St James's Hospital and Trinity College Dublin
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14.05-14.15
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Nursing 1:
Comparison of health status in stable patients with Bronchiectasis due to common variable immune deficiency (CVID) and idiopathic bronchietasis
Lorraine Ozerovitch
Royal Brompton and Harefield NHS Foundation Trust
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14.25-14.35
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Laboratory 1:
Comparison of functional apoptosis with the measurement of double negative T-cells in the diagnosis of Autoimmune Lymphoproliferative Syndrome [ALPS]
Dawn Barge
Royal Victoria Infirmary
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14.35-14.45
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Laboratory 2:
Diagnostic tests for definitive diagnosis of HLH caused by mutations in Munc 18-2 and ITK.
Claire Escaron
Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children
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14.45-15.05
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Patient Engagement:
New PIA Developments in Patient Engagement
Dr D. Webster
Chairman of Trustees for the Primary Immunodeficiency Association
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15.05-15.30
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Tea/Coffee, Poster Viewing and Visit the Exhibition in Hall 3
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15.30-16.30
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Great Debate:
This house believes that home therapy has no role In the Mmanagement of Hereditary Angioedema
Chairpersons:
Prof S. Marshall
Professor of Clinical Immunology
University of Dundee
Mr A. Warner
Clinical Nurse Specialist
St Helier Hospital in Carshallon, Surrey
For the motion:
Dr H. Longhurst
Consultant Clinical Immunologist
Barts and London NHS Trust
Against the motlon:
Dr M. Gompels
Consultant lmmunologist
Southmead Hospital Westbury on Trym
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16.30-18.00
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UKPIN AGM
Dr P. Wood
Chairman, UKPIN
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19.00-00.00
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Gala dinner at Merseyside Maritime Museum
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