Amyloidosis 2017A new era in diagnosis

and management

Saturday 4 February 2017Translational Research Institute

8.00am–5.00pm

Amyloidosis 2017 will provide a clinical and research update of all you need to know about amyloidosis in 2017. The program will provide practical updates

for specialists and trainees who may be involved in the management of amyloidosis.

Featured speakers:

Professor Philip HawkinsDirector of UK National Amyloidosis Centre

Professor Rodney FalkDirector of Cardiac Amyloidosis Program, Brigham and Women’s Hospital

Organised by:

Princess Alexandra Hospital Amyloidosis Centre

Victorian & Tasmanian Amyloidosis Service

Westmead Amyloidosis Centre

Meeting supported by:Ionis Pharmaceuticals

Leukaemia Foundation Australia

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Time TRI Auditorium TRI Seminar Rooms 2003 / 2004

8.00am–8.30am Medical program registration

8.30am–10.00am Diagnosis of amyloidosis

Introduction Dr Peter MolleeMass spectrometry to diagnose amyloid sub-type Dorothy LooHow to diagnose and type amyloidosis Prof Philip Hawkins

10.00am–10.30am Morning tea Patient & family program registration

10.30am–12.15pm Cardiac amyloidosis Patient & family program (11.00am–12.15pm)

ATTR: An Australian cohort Dr Dariusz KorczykLocal experience with DPD imaging Dr Matthew BurrageFlorbetaben PET scanning in cardiac amyloidosis Dr Phillip Law Cardiac amyloidosis—TTR versus AL types: Prognosis and treatment challenges Prof Rodney Falk

Welcome Pat Neely

What is amyloidosis Dr Nick Weber

Are we closer to a cure? Advances in treatment for amyloidosis Prof Philip Hawkins

12.15pm–1.00pm Lunch

1.00pm–2.30pm Treatment of amyloidosisCardiac amyloidosis—what can I do to improvemy heart? Rodney Falk Amyloidosis and the kidneys Dr Ross Francis Living with amyloidosis Pat Neely

Treatment of AL amyloidosis and the role of stem cell transplantation Dr Peter MolleeMonoclonal antibodies and antisense oligonucleotides in amyloidosis. Are we closer to a cure? Prof Philip Hawkins

Patient & family program ends

2.30pm–3.00pm Afternoon tea

3.00pm–4.30pm Medical program panel and case discussions

Cardiac amyloidosis Other amyloidosis

Prof Rodney FalkDr Benjamin FitzgeraldDr Dariusz KorczykDr Scott McKenzie

Liver transplantation for ATTRmut Jonathon FawcettRenal amyloidosis Dr Ross FrancisLocalised amyloidosis Dr Sally Mapp,Prof Philip Hawkins and Dr Peter Mollee

4.30pm Closing remarks

Program

Translational Research Institute (TRI)TRI is located at 37 Kent Street, Woolloongabba, on the Princess Alexandra Hospital campus.TRI is essentially a car-free facility—transport and short-term parking options for visitors to TRI are outlined below and on the map above. If you are driving: • The closest metered street parks are on Cornwall Street (N) and Kent Street (J). • Secure, undercover parking is available at: • Metro multi-story car park (C) located on the city side of the PA Hospital, on the corner of Ipswich Road and O’Keefe Street. Walk to TRI via the pink or yellow routes on the map. • Complimentary car parking will be provided for all patients and their families that attend. Please park in the Metro car park and see the organisers to validate your parking when you arrive.

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If you arrive by bus: • Disembark at the PAH busway platform (A).• Walk to TRI via the pink or yellow route on the map.

If you arrive by train: • Disembark at Dutton Park Railway Station (L).• Walk to TRI via the green route on the map.

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Registration form

Please complete the registration form and return by 31 January 2017. Registration is free and includes catering.

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□Medical program Please complete registration details below and email form to amyloidosis@health.qld.gov.au

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□Patient program Complimentary car parking will be provided for all patients and their families that attend. Please park in the Metro car park and see the organisers to validate your parking when you arrive. Please complete registration details below and email form to p.neely@health.qld.gov.au

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