- Milan, 6-8
March 2008
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- Chair
- Mario Carrabba (Milan, Italy)
- Mauro Moroni (Milan, Italy)
- Yehuda Shoenfeld
(Tel Hashomer, Israel)
- Silvano Todesco
(Padua, Italy)
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Organizing Scientific
Committee
- Andrea Doria (Padua, Italy)
- Massimo Galli (Milan, Italy)
- Piercarlo Sarzi Puttini (Milan, Italy)
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- INVITED SPEAKERS AND
TITLE OF LECTURES
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- Induction
of Autoimmune Rheumatic Diseases: the role of adaptive autoimmunity
- I.B. McInnes (Glasgow,
UK)
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- Induction of
Autoimmune Rheumatic Diseases: the role of
innate immunity
- Gary Firestein (USA)
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- Could infections
protect against Autoimmune Rheumatic Diseases?
- A. Cook (Cambridge,
UK)
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- Everything is
infectious including autoimmune diseases
- Rolf Zinkernagel (Zurich,
Switzerland)
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- Everything is
autoimmune until proven otherwise
- Yehuda Shoenfeld
(Tel-Aviv, Israel)
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- Cytokine network,
infections and autoimmunity
- J.M. Dayer (Genčve,
Swizzerland)
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- EBV, CV and H.
pylori in autoimmune rheumatic diseases
- O.
Barzilai (Tel-Aviv,
Israel)
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- Mechanisms of class
switch DNA recombination and hypermutation underlying the maturation
of the antibody and autoantibody response
- P. Casali (Los
Angeles, USA)
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- Clearance deficiency
– a potential link between infections and autoimmunity
- M Hermann (Erlangen,
Germany)
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- Vasculitis and
infections
- C.G.M. Kallenberg (
Groningen, The Netherlands)
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Systemic lupus erythematosus and infections
- A. Doria (Padova,
Italy)
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- Infections in
dermatopolymiosytis
- F.W. Miller (Bethesda,
USA)
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- Systemic sclerosis
and infections
- M. Matucci-Cerinic (Florence,
Italy)
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- Antiphospholipid
antibody syndrome
- A. Tincani (Brescia,
Italy)
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- Rheumatic fever – A
classical autoimmune disease caused by infection
- L. Guilherme (Sćo Paulo, Brazil)
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- Spondiloarthopathies
and infections
- R.D. Inman (Toronto,
Canada)
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- Reactive arthritis:
reactive to what?
- M. Rihl (Hannover,
Germany)
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- Lyme disease – An
infectious autoimmune rheumatic disease
- Girschick HS (Wurzburg,
Germany)
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- Parasites and
autoimmune rheumatic diseases
- L. Romani (Perugia, Italy)
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Autoimmunity, Infection and Atherosclerosis
- Ejii Matsura (Japan)
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- PBC and infections
- M.E. Gershwin
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- SAPHO syndrome and
infections
- F. Trotta (Ferrara,
Italy)
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- Wegener
granulomatosis and infections
- L. Guillevin
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- Idiopathic
pericarditis: infectious or autoimmune diseases?
- A. Brucato (Bergamo,
Italy)
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- Vaccination and ARD
- G. Valesini (Rome,
Italy)
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- Protective
–pathogenic relationships between HBV and SLE
- M. Ram (Tel-Aviv
University)
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- Multiple infectious
agents prevalence in the Antiphospholipid Syndrome
- Y.
Sherer (Tel-Hashomer,
Israel)
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- Inflammosome
- J. Tschopp (Epalinges,
Switzerland)
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- Adult Still’
diseases
- P. Efthimiou (New
Jersey, Newark, NY, USA)
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- Granulomatous autoinflammatory sindrome
- L. Punzi (Padua, Italy)
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- Mediterranean family
fever
- R. Manna, (Rome,
Italy) .
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- TRAPS and Iper-IgD
syndrome
- M. Galeazzi (Siena, Italy)
- Treament of autoimmune
diseases in HIV and HCV patients
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- Use of
corticosteroids and the risk of infections
- M. Cutolo (Genova,
Italy)
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- Biological Agents
and infections
- P Sarzi-Puttini
(Milan, Italy)
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- DMARDS and
infections
- C Montecucco (Pavia,
Italy)
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- Cyclophosphamide and
Mycophenolate mofetil
- F Houssiau
(Brussels, Belgium)
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- Treatment of
cryoglobulinemic glomerulonephritis
- D. Roccatello (Torino,
Italy)
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- Rheumatoid arthritis
as a prototype of infections and autoimmunity relationship
- H.
Amital (Tel-Aviv,
Israel)
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