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You are here: Home / Events / ECTS / IBMS Training Course – Joints: formation, function and failure with a focus on osteoarthritis

Mar 21 2016

ECTS / IBMS Training Course – Joints: formation, function and failure with a focus on osteoarthritis

ECTS / IBMS Training Course – Joints: formation, function and failure with a focus on osteoarthritis

07 May 2011 - 11 May 2011
Athens, Greece

Some of the presentations of the ECTS/IBMS training course are available for you as PDF files.

Katy Schmidt – JOINT DEVELOPMENT DURING EMBRYOGENESIS

George Schett – JOINT TISSUES: CARTILAGE, SYNOVIUM, BONE AND TENDON

Richard Aspden – JOINT FAILURE: BASIC SCIENCE AND BIOMARKERS

Mary Goldring – NOVEL TREATMENTS INCLUDING THE ROLE OF CELL-BASED THERAPIES

John Loughlin – GENETIC RISK FACTORS IN JOINT DISEASE

Saturday 7 May 2011, 09:00-16:30

ECTS/IBMS member              € 95

Non-Member                           € 145

Aims and learning outcomes

By the end of the course participants should have enhanced their understanding of:

the formation and function of joints
joint pathologies and their origin
current and novel approaches to treatment in osteoarthritis
the difficulties in performing trials in this complex disorder and how to overcome these

Who should attend?

This course will be of interest to basic scientists and clinicians with an established interest in joint disorders, as well as those moving into this field. Students and allied health professionals are also warmly invited. While the focus of the clinical and translational part of the course is on osteoarthritis, there are general presentations on joint form and function that will appeal to a much wider audience. The discussion session at the end will also benefit from wider audience participation.

Programme

09:00 REGISTRATION AND COFFEE
   
Session 1: Form and function of joints
09:30 JOINT DEVELOPMENT DURING EMBRYOGENESIS
  Katy Schmidt (Utrecht, Netherlands)
10:00 JOINT TISSUES: CARTILAGE, SYNOVIUM, BONE AND TENDON
  Georg Schett (Erlangen, Germany)
10:30 THE JOINT AS AN ORGAN SYSTEM / BIOMECHANICS OF JOINT
  Georg Duda (Berlin, Germany)
11:00 COFFEE BREAK
   
  Session 2: Failure of joints in osteoarthritis and current treatment options
11:30 JOINT FAILURE: CLINICAL FEATURES OF OSTEOARTHRITIS
  Stefan Lohmander (Lund, Sweden)
12:00 JOINT FAILURE: BASIC SCIENCE AND BIOMARKERS
  Richard Aspden (Aberdeen, Scotland)
12:30 LUNCH
13:30 NOVEL TREATMENTS INCLUDING THE ROLE OF CELL-BASED THERAPIES
  Mary Goldring (New York, USA)
14:00 DIFFICULTIES WITH CLINICAL TRIALS IN OSTEOARTHRITIS
  Marie-Pierre Hellio Le Graverand (New London, USA)
14:30 COFFEE BREAK
   
  Session 3: Looking forward: gene discovery and preclinical studies
15:00 GENETIC RISK FACTORS IN JOINT DISEASE
  John Loughlin (Newcastle, UK)
15:30 ANIMAL MODELS FOR PRECLINICAL STUDIES IN JOINT DISEASE
  Brigitte Mueller-Hilke (Rostock, Germany)
   
  Session 4: The future
16:00 WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED? WHAT DO WE STILL NEED TO KNOW?
  Discussion session with all speakers
16:30 CLOSE

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