EURECA-m CME Course
October 2 | 2017
Hotel Villa Diodoro Taormina ME, ITALY
PROGRAM
9.00 Registrations
9.30 Welcome, introduction
Carmine Zoccali, ERA-EDTA President
Gérard London, EURECA-m Chair
Santina Castellino, Board member of the Italian Society of Nephrology
Antonio Granata, President of the Campanian and Sicilian Society of Nephrology
Francesca Mallamaci, Chairwoman of the Organizing Committee
Chairmen: Carmine Zoccali
9.45 Arnaldo Da Villanova: a medical physician
Biagio Ricciardi, Taormina – Italy
Session 1 – At the core of CKD : Energy, metabolism and Inflammation
Chairmen: Renzo Bonofiglio, Luca Di Lullo
9.45
Signals from the gut triggering inflammation and cardiovascular damage in CKD
Raymond Vanholder
10.10
Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy and future cardiovascular and renal risk
Marianne Verhaar
10.35
An inflammation based revisitation of the vascular-bone link in hemodialysis patients
Gerard London
11.00
Inflammation, iron metabolism, hypoxia signals, anemia and beyond
Jolanta Malyszko
11.25 Coffee Break
11.45
Mineralocorticoid receptor-associated new profibrotic and inflammatory pathways in the cardiac, vascular and renal continuum
Patrick Rossignol
Session 2 – Countering CKD in 2017. Hope, disappointment and progress in basic science
Chairmen: Pasquale Fatuzzo, Lorenzo Malatino, Teresa Papalia
12.10
Management of patients with diabetes and CKD: KDIGO consensus
Ivan Rychlik
12.35
The success of glucose Transporters inhibitors in diabetic nephropathy and the rationale for testing their use in non-diabetic nephropaties and other conditions
Carmine Zoccali
13.00
Why the low BP target did not bring renal benefits in the SPRINT trial?
Andrzej Wiecek
13.00
New pathways for interfering with CKD progression. Basic and Translational Science
Alberto Ortiz
13.350 Lunch
Session 3 – Focus on the cardio-renal link and hypertension
Chairmen: Santina Cottone, Domenico Santoro, Francesco Rapisarda
14.45
Cardiovascular changes associated with kidney donation
Charles Ferro
15.10
Heart Failure in stage 5 CKD patients on dialysis. Staging problems, prognosis and interventions
Gunnar Heine
15.35
Phosphate, FGF23 and CKD cardiovascular disease: from animal models to human diseases
Massy Ziad
16.00
Hypertension metrics and treatment targets in renal transplantation, an update
Francesca Mallamaci
16.25
New pathways of inflammation in CKD
Danilo Fliser
Session 4 – How can we counter the dim prognosis of end stage kidney disease (ESKD)?
Chairmen: Santina Castellino, Giovanni Cerasola, Giorgio Fuiano
16.50
Clinical Trials in End Stage Kidney Disease: Setting priorities
Francesco Locatelli
17.15
Cardiovascular benefits of hemodialysis treatment intensification
Pantelis Sarafidis
17.40-18.10
Summary of the course and adjourn
Francesca Mallamaci
Faculty
SPEAKERS
Charles Ferro, London – UNITED KINGDOM
Danilo Fliser, Homburg – GERMANY
Gunnar Heine, Homburg – GERMANY
Francesco Locatelli, Lecco – ITALY
Gerard London, Paris – FRANCE
Francesca Mallamaci, Reggio Calabria – ITALY
Jolanta Malyzko, Bialystock – POLAND
Alberto Ortiz, Madrid – SPAIN
Patrick Rossignol, Nancy – FRANCE
Ivan Rychlik, Prague – Czech Republic
Pantelis Sarafidis, Thessaloniki – GREECE
Raymond Vanholder, Ghent – BELGIUM
Marianne Verhaar, Utrecht – THE NETHERLANDS
Andrzej Wiecek, Katowice – POLAND
Carmine Zoccali, Reggio Calabria – ITALY
Massy Ziad, Paris – FRANCE
CHAIRMEN
Renzo BONOFIGLIO, Cosenza – ITALY
Santina CASTELLINO,Taormina – ITALY
Giovanni CERASOLA, Palermo – ITALY
Santina COTTONE, Palermo – ITALY
Luca DI LULLO, Roma – ITALY
Pasquale FATUZZO, Catania – ITALY
Giorgio FUIANO, Catanzaro – ITALY
Lorenzo MALATINO,Catania – ITALY
Teresa PAPALIA, Cosenza – ITALY
Francesco RAPISARDA, Catania – ITALY
Domenico SANTORO, Messina – ITALY
Information
Conference venue
Hotel Villa Diodoro, Via Bagnoli Croce 75 Taormina (ME, Italy)
Registrations
Participation in the Course is free but the registration is mandatory.
Registrations must be submitted to CSC Marketing & Communication no later than September 20, 2017.
Participants are asked to fill the pre-registration form available here.
To be considered valid, the registration form must be completed in all its fields.
Actual registration for this meeting will be processed on first-come-first-serve basis.
Cancellation at congressiincalabria@gmail.com no later than September 20, 2017.
INFO EACCME®
The EURECA-m CME Course has been accredited by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME®) with 7 European CME credits (ECMEC®s).
Each medical specialist should claim only those hours of credit that he/she actually spent in the educational activity.
Through an agreement between the Union Européenne des Médecins Spécialistes and the American Medical Association, physicians may convert EACCME® credits to an equivalent number of AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM.
Information on the process to convert EACCME® credit to AMA credit can be found at www.ama-assn.org/go/internationalcme.
Info Generali
Sede del congresso
Hotel Villa Diodoro, Via Bagnoli Croce 75 Taormina (ME)
Prenotazione
La partecipazione al Corso è gratuita ma essendo a numero chiuso è obbligatoria la prenotazione.
Le prenotazioni dovranno pervenire alla Segreteria Organizzativa CSC Marketing & Communication entro e non oltre 20 Settembre 2017 compilando la scheda di pre-iscrizione direttamente da qui .
Per ritenersi valida, le scheda prenotazione deve essere compilata in tutti i suoi campi. L’assegnazione dei posti disponibili avverrà cronologicamente in base alla data di arrivo delle schede.
La disdetta dovrà pervenire, esclusivamente via mail all’indirizzo di posta elettronica congressiincalabria@gmail.com, alla Segreteria Organizzativa entro e non oltre il 20 Settembre 2017
Educazione Continua in Medicina
L’evento è stato accreditamento ai fini ECM (ID ECM 200665) ottenendo n° 7 crediti.
Destinatari crediti ECM
L’evento è rivolto ad un numero complessivo di 50 partecipanti: Medici Chirurghi (Discipline: Nefrologia, Cardiologia, Endocrinologia)
Valutazione
Ogni partecipante potrà conseguire i crediti assegnati all’evento, previa verifica dei seguenti requisiti:
1. partecipazione a tutte le sessioni
2. compilazione scheda anagrafica
3. compilazione e consegna scheda valutazione
4. compilazione e consegna del questionario di apprendimento.
La mancata compilazione o consegna delle schede e del questionario non darà diritto ai crediti ECM ma solo all’attestato di partecipazione
Attestato ECM
L’attesto ECM verrà inviato via mail a tutti i partecipanti che ne avranno diritto dopo 90 gg. dalla conclusione dell’evento all’indirizzo e-mail riportato sulla scheda anagrafica consegnata alla Segreteria Organizzativa.
Attestato di partecipazione
Un attestato di partecipazione verrà rilasciato al termine dell’evento a tutti i partecipanti che ne faranno richiesta alla Segreteria Organizzativa.
On the cover Greek Theater (Taormina)
