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FLORENCE 4-6

december 2014Hotel AC

3rd Florence ARTHRITIS Course Updates on medicaland surgicaltreatment of raand rheumatic diseases

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ORGANIZING SECRETARIAT

Via panciatichi, 38/5 | 50127 firenze | Italyph. +39 055 09491897 | fax +39 055 4367299

e-mail [email protected]

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEEGiulia Carnesecchi (Italy)Christian Carulli (Italy)Sandra Pfanner (Italy)

CHAIRMEN OF THE COURSE

Hand and Upper LImB Massimo Ceruso (florence, Italy)Alberto Lluch (Barcelona, spain)

LoWer LImB Massimo Innocenti (florence, Italy)Roberto Viganò (milan, Italy)

rHeUmatoId artHrItIs dIaGnosIs and medICaL treatmentMarco Matucci Cerinic (florence, Italy)Carlomaurizio Montecucco (pavia, Italy)

Under the patronage of

3rd FLORENCE ARTHRITIS COURSE 4-6 December 2014 | Florence, Italy


Società Italiana di Chirurgia della Mano

room ahand and uPPer limb surgery

16.30-19.15 shoulder and elbow Chairmen: M. Ceruso (I), D. Herren (CH)

16.30-16.35 Introductory remarks | M. Ceruso (I)

16.35-17.05 the rheumatoid shoulder | P. Arrigoni (I)

17.05-17.20 Q&a

17.20-17.40 the rheumatoid elbow: the evolutive patterns of the deformities | M. Corradi (I)

17.40-18.00 elbow synovectomy (arthroscopic and open) | A. Watts (UK)

18.00-18.30 arthroplasties and total elbow implants, algorithm of treatment | M. Ceruso (I)

18.30-18.50 rehabilitation and splinting: key-points | G. Guidi (I)

18.50-19.15 Q&a

Opening 13.30

pLenarY room13.30-16.10 Plenary session

13.30-14.00 WeLCome address | Chairmen: M. Ceruso (I), M. Innocenti (I), M. Matucci Cerinic (I)

14.00-14.20 rheumatoid arthritis: Pathophysiology and medical treatment strategy | M. Cutolo (I)

14.20-14.40 adipose tissue and ra | U. Muller Ladner (D)

14.40-16.10 imaging in ra i | Chairmen: M. Cimmino (I), I. Sudoł-Szopińska (PL)

14.40-15.00 What has Us changed in clinical diagnosis and management of ra | I. Sudoł-Szopińska (PL)

15.00-15.20 the role of x-rays today in the diagnosis and follow up of ra | J. Teh (UK)

15.20-15.40 Ct in ra | M. Carotti (I)

15.40-16.00 the role of mrI in the diagnosis and follow up of ra | M. Cimmino (I)

16.00-16.10 Q&a

16.10-16.30 Coffee break

sCIentIfIC PROGRAMME

thursday 4 december 2014

3rd Florence ARTHRITIS Course Updates on medICaL and sUrGICaL treatment of ra and rHeUmatIC dIseases4-6 december 2014 | florence, Italy


Dear Colleagues,

the spirit that has guided us from the very first session of our courses can be felt lookingat the picture that has become almost the symbol of our initiative. It depicts twocolleagues holding an eighteenth century consultation. The three patients areunnamed but their medical conditions represent the commonest diagnoses found inthat epoch: arthritis, chronic pain and skin diseases.The two doctors are the senior surgeon Jeremiah Pierce, examining the patient’s pulseand Doctor William Oliver, taking notes. Like them we are motivated by a consideration for our patients’ health and wellbeing,and our everyday professional activities are aimed at treating the pathologies theypresent us with in the best possible way.That’s what is bringing us together for these three days and we are sure that we willtake the maximum advantage of the opportunity we have to improve ourselves andeach other.

Three concurrent courses will be held, each of them involving one of the different areasof expertise required in the treatment of rheumatoid patients:

• Rheumatology, • Hand and Upper limb Surgery and Rehabilitation, • Lower limb Surgery and Rehabilitation.

One common session per day will illustrate topics of general interest such as diagnosticsand imaging.

The aim of the Course is to provide an exhaustive diagnostic case history of arthritisand to present the most innovative surgical and therapeutic solutions. The course hasa limited number of participants per section, coming from all over the world.

We wish you an enjoyable stay in Florence and a profitable and constructive course!

room Crheumatoid arthritis diagnosis

and medical treatment

16.30-18.55 rheumatoid arthritis Pathogenesis Chairmen: S. Gay (CH), M. Galeazzi (I)

16.30-16.50 epigenetics regulating our cells and mind in health and disease | S. Gay (CH)

16.50-17.10 epigenetics, do it has a role in ra pathogenesis | M. Galeazzi (I)

17.10-18.00 Lymphoid tissue in ra | A. Manzo (I)

18.00-18.20 the bone in ra | G. Schett (D)

18.20 -18.40 autophagy and autoimmune disease| G. Valesini (I)

18.40-18.55 Q&a

Presentation

Massimo Ceruso Massimo Innocenti Marco Matucci Cerinic


08.15-12.30 wristwrist 1 | Chairmen: S. Pfanner (I), P. Kopylov (SE)

08.15-08.45 relevant anatomy and evolutive patterns of wrist deformities | A. Lluch (E)

08.45-09.05 open and arthroscopic synovectomy | N. Borisch (D)

09.05-09.25 soft tissue lesions repair (tendon ruptures)| A. Watts (UK)

09.25-09.50 Q&a


wrist 2 | Chairmen: M. Corradi (I), A. Watts (UK)

10.10-10.40 partial and total wrist arthrodesis| D. Herren (CH)

10.40-11.10 Wrist prosthetic replacement | S. Pfanner (I)

11.10-11.40 drUJ procedures and implants | P. Kopylov (SE)

11.40-12.00 Q&a

12.00-12.30 Wrist rehabilitation and splinting: key-points | G. Guidi (I)

12.30-14.00 Lunch

14.00-14.20 LeCtUreidiopathic (Juvenile) rheumatoid arthritis| M. Ceruso (I)

14.30-15.30 Video-surgery / Clinical cases and interactive discussion I

15.30-16.30 Video-surgery / Clinical cases and interactive discussion II


room Blower limb surgery

09.00-13.00 hiPChairmen: M. Lisanti (I), C. Carulli (I)

09.00-09.30 anatomy and patterns of deformities| P. Triolo (I)

09.30-10.00 algorythm and timing of surgical treatment| R. Viganò (I)

10.00-10.30 Coffee Break

10.30-11.00 arthroplasty | R. Viganò (I)

11.00-11.30 revision arthroplasty | R. Viganò (I)

11.30-12.00 pearls and pitfalls / Questions and answers | R. Viganò (I)

12.00-13.00 Lunch

13.00-16.30 KneeChairmen: G. Cerulli (I), P. Triolo (I)

13.00-13.30 anatomy and clinical/radiological patterns of deformities | M. Innocenti (I)

13.30-14.00 arthroscopy | M. Truzzi (I)

14.00-14.30 synovectomy | M. Marcacci (I), S. Zaffagnini (I)

14.30-15.00 arthroplasty | G. van Hellemondt (NL)

15.00-15.30 revision arthroplasty | R. Viganò (I)

15.30-16.30 Questions and answers / pearls and pitfalls | G. Cerulli (I)




08.30-10.05 therapy iChairmen: V. Bykerk (USA), J. Gomez Reino (E)

08.30-08.50 What is ra today | D. Furst (USA)

08.50-09.10 early start and stop of biologics: does it make sense? | V. Bykerk (USA)

09.10-09.30 Can we reduce or stop dmard therapy in rapatients in stable remission? | G. Schett (D)

09.30-09.50 switch and swap between biological therapies | J. Gomez Reino (E)

09.50-10.05 Q& a


10.35-12.15 rheumatoid arthritis - clinical iChairmen: R. Caporali (I), D. Furst (USA)

10.35-10.55 predicting the development of ra in individuals at risk | K. Raza (UK)

10.55-11.15 Very early and early ra - does it matter? | D. Furst (USA)

11.15-11.35 How to evaluate remission in ra | R. Caporali (I)

11.35-11.50 Q&a

11.50 -12.45 extraarticular involvement - clinical iiChairman: K. Raza (UK)

11.50-12.10 aggressive and complicated extrarticular ra| M. Matucci Cerinic (I)

12.10-12.30 the cardiovascular system in ra | R. Gerli (I)

12.30-12.45 Q&a

12.45-14.15 Lunch

14.15-15.30 paneL: spondyloarthritidesChairmen: K. De Vlam, (B), F. Cantini (I)

14.15-14.35 new insights in the classification of spondyloarthritides | R. Ionescu (RO)

14.35-14.55 early diagnosis of spondyloarthritides | F. Cantini (I)

14.55-15.15 psoriatic arthritis | K. De Vlam (B)

15.15-15.30 Q&a

15.30-16.20 clinical iiiChairman: M. Benucci (I)

15.30-15.50 serum & synovial biomarkers in ra| S. Bugatti (I)

15.50-16.10 Vaccination in ra | C. Perricone (I)

16.10-16-25 Q&a



16.45-17.15 LeCtUre dupuytren disease | Z. Szabò (HU)

17.15-17.30 Q&a

17.30-18.45 paneL: imaging ii | Chairmen: A.M. Iagnocco (I), N. Damjanov (RS)

17.30-17.50 How can Us improve the management of ra in Clinical practice | E. Naredo (E)

17.50-18.10 the assessment of entheses in rheumatic diseases | M. D’Agostino (I)

18.10-18.30 Us Joint Count in Clinical practice | N. Damjanov (RS)

18.30-18.45 Q&a


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08.30-12.30 long fingers and thumb Chairmen: M. Ceruso (I), N. Borisch (D)

long fingers

08.30-09.10 ra finger deformities: pertinent anatomy and pathological patterns | A. Lluch (E)

09.10-09.40 mp deformity: treatment options | D. Herren (CH)

09.40-10.10 swan-neck deformity: treatment options| A. Lluch (E)

10.10-10.40 Boutonnière and mallet finger deformity: treatment options | P. Kopylov (SE)

10.40-11.00 Q&a


thumb

11.20-11.50 the evolutive patterns of thumb deformities and their treatment | N. Borisch (D)

11.50-12.10 Q&a

12.10-12.40 Long fingers and thumb: rehabilitation and splinting: key-points | G. Guidi (I)

12.40-14.00 Lunch

14.00-14.20 LeCtUre other connective tissue diseases. clinical features and treatment| S. Pfanner (I)

14.30-15.30 Video-surgery / Clinical cases and interactive discussion I

15.30-16.30 Video-surgery / Clinical cases and interactive discussion II


room Blower limb surgery

09.30-16.30 foot & ankleChairmen: S. Giannini, T. Rutishauser (CH)

09.00-09.30 anatomy and patterns of deformities| L. De Palma (I), M. Cianforlini (I), M. Marinelli (I)

09.30-10.00 radiological patterns and classification | M. Baratelli (I)

10.00-10.30 Indications and surgical options| M. Baratelli (I)


11.00-11.30 Biologic arthroplasties of forefoot| B. Magnan (I)

11.30-12.00 fusion of the foot | S. Giannini (I)

12.00-12.30 surgical treatment of hallux valgus deformity| D. Varotto (I)

12.30-13.00 Questions and answers / pearls and pitfalls | S. Giannini (I)

13.00-14.00 Lunch

14.00-14.30 tibio-tarsal fusion | F. Malerba (I)

14.30-15.00 ankle replacement | T. Rutishauser (CH)

15.00-15.30 rehabilitation | L. Francini (I)

15.30-16.30 Questions and answers / pearls and pitfalls | F. Malerba (I)




08.00-10.00 clinical iVmimics & differential diagnosisChairmen: R. Ramonda (I), A. Migliore (I)

08.00-08.20 autoinflammatory diseases | L. Cantarini (I)

08.20-08.40 rheumatic fever | F. Falcini (I)

08.40-09.00 sjogren syndrome | C. Baldini (I)

09.00-09.20 osteoarthritis | A. Migliore (I)

09.20-09.40 Gout and other Crystal-induced arthropathies | R. Ramonda (I)

09.40-10.00 Us for the early diagnosis of ra | A.M. Iagnocco (I)

10.00-10.10 Q&a


10.30-12.20 rheumatoid arthritis - treatment iiChairmen: S. Bombardieri (I), L. Sinigaglia (I)

10.30-10.50 synthetic dmards ·mtX, Lfn,pLQ | S. Bombardieri (I)

10.50-11.10 Glucocorticoids, pros and cons for their usein ra | R. Caporali (I)

11.10-11.30 endogenously generated glucocorticoids: articular and extra-articular effects | K. Raza (UK)

11.30-11.50 small molecules | L. Sinigaglia (I)

11.50-12.10 Biosimilars | G. Lapadula (I)

12.10-12.20 Q&a


16.45-17.15 LeCtUre how should the rheumatologist and the surgeon liaise | A. Lluch (E), M. Matucci Cerinic (I)

17.15-18.15 paneL haemophilic arthropathy | Chairman: M. Morfini (I)| M. Morfini, M. Innocenti, C. Carulli, M. Matucci Cerinic, M. Ceruso, C. Martini, I. Felici (I)

18.15 closure of the course

12.20-13.10 rheumatoid arthritis - treatment iiiChairman: R. Alten (D)

12.20-12.40 anti tnfa | R. Caporali (I)

12.40-13.00 the role of anti Cd20 strategy in the treatment of ra | G.F. Ferraccioli (I)

13.00-13.10 Q&a

13.10-14.00 Lunch

14.00-14.50 treatment iVChairman: R. Caporali (I)

14.00-14.20 anti Interleukin 6 and its receptor: a widestrategy to block disease evolution | R. Alten (D)

14.20-14.40 Inhibition of costimulation - a pathway for the future? | R. Westhovens (B)

14.40-14.50 Q&a

14.50-16.00 antibodies & biological drugsChairmen: R. Westhovens (B), A. Balsa (E)

14.50-15.10 the problem of antidrug antibodies: where do we stand now | A. Matucci (I)

15.10-15.30 antibodies & biological drugs, a problem for the clinician | A. Balsa (E)

15.30-15.50 Clinical relevance of immunogenicity-case studies for daily practice | D. Opris (RO)

15.50-16.00 Q&a

16.00-16.30 LeCtUre mesenchimal stem cells and rheumatic diseases. current translational perspective | A. Tyndall (CH)



saturday6 december 2014



course Venue aC Hotel firenzeVia Luciano Bausi, 5 florence 50144 ph +39 055 3120111situated in the former location of the Leopolda railway station, the aC Hotel firenze is a modern 4 star hotel in centralflorence. the porta al prato square, the splendid santa maria novella church, the fabulous Cathedral and the Basilica disan Lorenzo are all nearby, making this a convenient city hotel for both leisure and business travelers.

how to reach ac hotel firenze by marriottby car - from the a1 highway, take the firenze nord exit if you are coming from the north, or the firenze sud exit if youare coming from the south. follow the indications to firenze centro and then to piazza porta al prato square. by train - from central station rome and milan daily trains departure every 20 min. www.trenitalia.it. from the santa maria novella railway station, you can take bus line number 1, 26, or 27 and get off at the stazione Leo-polda stop.by plane fLorenCe aIrport - the closest airport is florence’s amerigo Vespucci airport. from the airport, you can reach thecongress venue by bus or taxi. the “Vola in Bus“ shuttle bus will bring you from the airport to santa maria novella railwaystation.pIsa aIrport - near pisa, is about an hour by train or car from florence.there are regular train and bus links between pisa airport and santa maria novella railway station in florencethe airport is located just 1 km from pisa Central railway station.from pisa airport to pisa Central station you can take the pisamover Bus service with a timetable departure of every 10minutes and a journey time of just 8 minutes. at pisa Central station, the stop is located close to platform 14, from whichyou can easily reach the other platforms and station’s main entrance.Busses depart directly from pisa airport to firenze santa maria novella train station Bus companies: terravision (www.terravision.eu) or ryanair shuttle bus (www.ryanair.com/en/airport-transfer/transfers/psa).

information

Paolo Arrigoni (Italy)Nicola Borisch (Germany)Massimo Ceruso (Italy)Maurizio Corradi (Italy)Cecilia De Angelis (Italy)Giulia Guidi (Italy)Daniel Herren (Switzerland)Philippe Kopylov (Sweden)Alberto Lluch (Spain)Sandra Pfanner (Italy)Iwona Sudoł-Szopińska (Poland)Zsolt Szabò (Hungary)James Teh (United Kingdom)Adam Watts (United Kingdom)

Massimo Baratelli (Italy)Christian Carulli (Italy)Giuliano Cerulli (Italy)Marco Cianforlini (Italy) Luigi De Palma (Italy)Irene Felici (Italy)Luca Francini (Italy)Sandro Giannini (Italy)Massimo Innocenti (Italy)Michele Lisanti (Italy)Bruno Magnan (Italy)Francesco Malerba (Italy)Maurilio Marcacci (Italy)Mario Marinelli (Italy)Caterina Martini (Italy)Massimo Morfini (Italy)Thomas Rutishauser (Switzerland)Pierfranco Triolo (Italy)Marcello Claudio Truzzi (Italy)Gijs Van Hellemondt (Netherlands)Davide B. Varotto (Italy)Roberto Viganò (Italy)Stefano Zaffagnini (Italy)

Rieke Alten (Germany)Chiara Baldini (Italy)Alejandro Balsa Criado (Spain )Maurizio Benucci (Italy)Stefano Bombardieri (Italy)Serena Bugatti (Italy)Vivian Patricia Bykerk (Usa) Luca Cantarini (Italy)Fabrizio Cantini (Italy)Roberto Caporali (Italy)Marina Carotti (Italy)Michele Cimmino (Italy)Maurizio Cutolo (Italy)Maria Antonietta D'Agostino (Italy)Nemanja Damjanov (Serbia)Kurt De Vlam (Belgium )Fernanda Falcini (Italy)Gianfranco Ferraccioli (Italy)Daniel Furst (USA)Mauro Galeazzi (Italy)Steffen Gay (Switzerland)Roberto Gerli (Italy)Juan Gomez Reino (Spain )Annamaria Iagnocco (Italy)Ruxandrra Ionescu (Romania) Giovanni Lapadula (Italy)Antonio Manzo (Italy)Andrea Matucci (Italy) Marco Matucci Cerinic (Italy)Federico Mecacci (Italy) Alberta Migliore (Italy)Carlomaurizio Montecucco (Italy)Ulf Muller Ladner (Deutschland)Esperanza Naredo (Spain) Daniela Opris (Romania) Carlo Perricone (Italy)Roberta Ramonda (Italy)Karim Raza (United Kingdom)Georg Schett (Deutschland)Luigi Sinigaglia (Italy)Alan De Vere Tyndall (Switzerland)Guido Valesini (Italy)Rene Westhovens (Belgium)

faculty

hand and uPPer limb surgery

lower limb surgery rheumatoid arthritis diagnosis and medical

treatment





information

registration & hotel accommodationplease visit the website www.florencecourse2014.org Contact: marta Gronchiemail: [email protected] +39 055 09491897fax +39 055 4367322for further information about the program and continuous updates regarding the course, please visit the websitewww.florencecourse2014.org

course coordinatorIlaria martinphone +39 335 6166807email: [email protected]

official language: english

registration fees

surgeons/rheumatologists € 900,00

physical/occupational therapists € 660,00

residents and Under 35 € 450,00**

* Vat 22% included* 15% special discount to the Erass course florence 2012 attendees** Thanks to Erass patronage

cme creditsthe Course has been accredited for Italian Continuing medical educational program (eCm)19 credits Hand and upper limb course16 credits Lower limb surgery course20 credits diagnosis and medical treatment course

the course was granted 15 european cme credits (eCmeC) by the european accreditation Council for Continuing medical education (eaCCme).

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