UEMS / EACCME Accreditation: An application has been made to the EACCME® for CME accreditation of this event.

07.30-08.30 | Industry Sponsored Symposium (not included in CME programme)

08.00-08.30 | Guided Poster Walks (by topic)

• Genetic diagnosis and other basic research, guided by Dr Virgil Dalm
• Neurological and other types of comorbidities of PIDs, guided by Dr Nizar Mahlaoui

08.30-10.00 | Session 2: Management of Neurological manifestations in PID

Chairs: Dr Elizabeth Rivers and Dr John Seymour 

• Lecture 1: Neurological manifestations: when to think about PID? – Prof Mustafa Abdalla Mohamed Salih
• Lecture 2: Mechanisms underlying neurodevelopmental deficits in PID – Dr Aleksandra Badura
• Lecture 3: Managing PID patients with neurological manifestations – Prof Elie Haddad
• Lecture 4: Patient Testimony – Mr Cedric Anchisi

10.00-10.30 | Coffee Break and Guided Poster Walks (by topic)

• Diagnosis and newborn screening advances, guided by Dr Pamela Lee
• PID treatment advances (targeted therapies, curative therapies, novelties in Ig replacement therapy), guided by Prof Alain Fischer

10.30-12.00 | Session 3: Transplantation challenges in PIDs

Chairs: Prof Frank Staal and Ms Cynthia Olotch

• Lecture 1: When to transplant adults or not – lessons from 20 years of experience – Prof Emma Morris
• Lecture 2: New transplantation techniques and technology – Prof Andy Gennery
• Lecture 3: Management of psychological aspects before and after HSCT/GT – Dr Mari Campbell
• Lecture 4: Patient Testimony

12:00-13:00 | Industry Sponsored Symposium (not included in CME programme)

13.00-14.15 | Lunch and Poster Walk

13:30-14:00 | INGID Guided Poster Walk: Nurses perspectives on PID diagnosis and management, Guided by Ms Ruchi Saka

13:00-14:00 | Industry Sponsored Symposium (not included in CME programme)

14.15-15:45 | Session 4: Analyse This! Complex Case Studies

Chairs: Prof Stephen Jolles and Dr Nizar Mahlaoui

• Lecture 1: The use of JAK/STAT in PIDs – Dr Carsten Speckmann
• Lecture 2: Actinopathies management “when actin is not acting” – Prof Fabio Candotti
• Lecture 3: It’s all in the genes: Monogenic vs polygenic manifestations – Prof Alain Fischer

15.45-16.15 | Coffee Break and Guided Poster Walk (by topic)

• Basic and translational research findings, guided by Prof Silvia Sánchez-Ramón
• Autoinflammation and autoimmunity, guided by Dr Joris Van Montfrans

16.15-17.30 | Session 5: Regional Diagnosis and Clinical Challenges Session

Chairs: Dr Pamela Lee and Ms Otilia Stanga 

• APSID Lecture – Prof Surjit Singh
• ASID Lecture – Dr Leila Jeddane
• CIS Lecture – Prof Elie Haddad
• ESID Lecture – Prof Fabio Candotti
• LASID Lecture – Prof Gesmar Segundo
• SEAPID Lecture – Dr Narissara Suratannon

17:30-18:30 | Industry Sponsored Symposium (not included in CME programme)

20.00 | Congress Dinner – SS Rotterdam

UEMS / EACCME Accreditation: An application has been made to the EACCME® for CME accreditation of this event.

8:00-9:00 | Industry Sponsored Symposium (not included in CME programme)

9.00-10.30 | Session 6: Managing Malignancies in PIDs

Chairs: Prof Klaus Warnatz and Ms Jose Drabwell

• Lecture 1: Diagnosing malignancies in PID – Getting it right and learning from what went wrong! – Prof Charlotte Cunningham-Rundles
• Lecture 2: Common features of primary and secondary immunodeficiency – Prof Markus Seidel
• Lecture 3: Checkpoint blockers and repurposing cancer drugs – what can we learn from the oncology field? – Dr Aurelien Marabelle
• Lecture 4: A nurse’s perspective – Ms Emily Carne

10.30-11.00 | Coffee break and Guided Poster Walks (by topic)

• Case studies, clinical presentation and immunological parameters, guided by Dr Nahla Erwa
• Malignancy in PIDs, guided by Dr Narissara Suratannon

11.00-12.30 | Session 7: PID Care – Do We Really Have the Choice? (Interactive session)

Chairs: Prof Elie Haddad and Ms Martine Pergent

Panellists: Prof James Taylor (Ethicist), Prof Surjit Singh, Prof Alain Fischer, Prof Cornelis Boersma, Mr Matthew Harold, Prof Hidalgo-Simon, Ms Mary Louise Daly

12.30-13.30 | Industry Sponsored Symposium (not included in CME programme)

12.30-13.45 | Lunch and Poster Walk

13.45-14.45 | Industry Sponsored Symposium (not included in CME programme)

14.45-15.15 | Young PID investigators: poster winners’ session

Chairs: Dr T Alba Cano and Ms Martine Pergent

• Poster 1 – “Deep Reinforcement Learning for Adaptive Treatment Optimization in Severe Combined Immunodeficiency (SCID)” – Mr Rifaldy Fajar
• Poster 2 – “Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on clinical care of patients and Psychosocial health of affected families with Chronic Granulomatous Disease: An observational study from North India” – Dr Prabal Barman
• Poster 3 – “Malignities and lymphoproliferations in children with primary immune deficiency – a single center experience” – Dr Kaplan Sarikavak Sibel

15.15-15.45 | Coffee break and Guided Poster Walks (by topic)

• PID environment and quality of life, guided by Ms Whitney Ayoub Goulstone
• COVID-19 and other infectious agents, guided by Prof Martin Van Hagen

15.45-17.00 | Session 8: Clinical life odyssey/itinerary of PIDs

Chairs: Prof Anna Sediva and Ms Roberta Anido de Pena

• Lecture 1: Lost in Transition — How to improve transition care from childhood/teenagehood to adulthood – Prof Siobhan Burns
• Lecture 2: Pregnancy and PID! – Dr Elise Mallart
• Lecture 3: Transition adulthood to elderly – Dr Virgil Dalm
• Lecture 4: Emergency wards, ICU and PIDs – Dr Nahla Erwa

17.00-17.45 | Closure talk

Chair: Dr Nizar Mahlaoui 

• Closure talk: The future perspectives of PIDs and possible challenges ahead – Prof Charlotte Cunningham-Rundles
• Closing remarks – Ms Martine Pergent