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HEPATOLOGY IN MOTION:Research and Utilities

NAPOLI Aula Magna“Gaetano Salvatore”Scuola di Medicina e Chirurgia Università di Napoli Federico IIII Policlinico - Via Pansini, 5 NAPOLI

23-24-25Novembre2017

CHAIRS Nicola Caporaso Naples - Antonio Craxì Palermo

SCIENTIFIC SECRETARYFilomena MoriscoUniversity of Naples “Federico II”Email: [email protected]

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEEFrancesco Auriemma NaplesSilvia Camera NaplesValentina Cossiga NaplesLaura Donnarumma NaplesRocco Granata Naples Maria Guarino NaplesNicola Imperatore NaplesFederica Morando NaplesAnna Sessa NaplesAnna Vitiello Naples

Under the Patronage of:

Hepatology is in motion!

The relevant changes related to liver disease that have occurred in recent years, both diagnostically

and therapeutically, are transforming the scenario of requirements that hepatologists have to deal

with.

It is also likely that this trend will be even more demanding in the coming years and, therefore, it is

necessary to become aware of these shifts.

A careful analysis of the impact that this will have on research activities, on the organization of

healthcare and on clinical practice is the purpose of this meeting, using the leitmotiv to emphasize the

complementary aspect of research and utilities across all of the topics discussed.

The conference speakers will try to provide a medium-term vision of what the advancement of research

and the technological innovation will make available.

They will also focus their attention on utilities that will characterize the management of patients with

chronic liver disease in the near future.

Alfredo Alberti Padua

Anna Alisi Rome

Domenico Alvaro Rome

Angelo Andriulli San Giovanni Rotondo

Marco Bartoli Rome

Antonio Benedetti Ancona

Mauro Bernardi Bologna

Ferruccio Bonino Pisa

Guglielmo Borgia Naples

Maurizia Rossana Brunetto Pisa

Patrizia Burra Padua

Calogero Cammà Palermo

Nicola Caporaso Naples

Paolo Caraceni Bologna

Francesca Ceccherini Silberstein Rome

Carolina Ciacci Salerno

Umberto Cillo Padua

Ernesto Claar Naples

Massimo Colombo Milan

Nicola Coppola Naples

Antonio Craxì Palermo

Roberto de Franchis Milan

Giovan Giuseppe Di Costanzo Naples

Alfredo Di Leo Bari

Vito Di Marco Palermo

Fabio Farinati Padua

Alessandro Federico Naples

Annarosa Floreani Padua

Giovanni Battista Gaeta Naples

Antonio Gasbarrini Rome

INVITED FACULTY

Ivan Gentile Naples

Edoardo G. Giannini Genoa

Pietro Invernizzi Milan

Pietro Lampertico Milan

Massimo Levrero Lyon, France

Carmelina Loguercio Naples

Mario Masarone Salerno

Ettore Mautone Naples

Luca Miele Rome

Filomena Morisco Naples

Gerardo Nardone Naples

Grazia Anna Niro San Giovanni Rotondo

Carlo Federico Perno Rome

Marcello Persico Salerno

Salvatore Petta Palermo

Gaetano Piccinocchi Naples

Mario Rizzetto Turin

Federico Salomone Catania

Walter Santaniello Naples

Andrea Sermonti Rome

Tommaso Stroffolini Rome

Gianluca Svegliati Baroni Ancona

Gloria Taliani Rome

Franco Trevisani Bologna

Luca Valenti Milan

Erica Villa Modena

Alessandro Vitale Padua

Alessandro Zanetti Milan

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Thursday, November 23 rd

10.00-10.30 Registration

10.30-11.15 Welcome addresses Gaetano Manfredi, Rector, University of Naples Federico II Luigi Califano, Dean, School of Medicine and Surgery, University of Naples Federico II Vincenzo Viggiani, General Director, AOU Federico II, Naples

11.15-11.30 Introduction and aims Nicola Caporaso, Naples - Antonio Craxì, Palermo

HCV: Curing the virus

11.30-12.30 Research - Presenter: Filomena Morisco, Naples How many: Nicola Caporaso, Naples

New drugs: Antonio Craxì, Palermo

Discussion

12.30-13.30 Failure and Resistance - Presenter: Carlo Federico Perno, Rome Research: Francesca Ceccherini Silberstein, Rome Utilities: Nicola Coppola, Naples

Discussion

13.30-14.30 Lunch break

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14.30-16.00 Information,deformationandtraining.ScientificSocietiesbetweeninstitutionsandmedia Presenters; Nicola Caporaso, Naples; Antonio Craxi, Palermo

• AISF Secretary - Edoardo G. Giannini, Genoa

• DLD Editor-in-Chief - Roberto de Franchis, Milan

• EpaC - Marco Bartoli, Rome

• FISMAD Past President - Carolina Ciacci, Salerno

• SIGE President - Antonio Craxì, Palermo

• SIMG Secretary - Gaetano Piccinocchi, Naples

• SITO President - Umberto Cillo, Padua

• Media: Ettore Mautone, Naples - Andrea Sermonti, Rome

16.00-16.20 Coffee Break

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HCV: Caring for a residual disease 16.20-17.40 Research - Presenter: Mario Masarone, Salerno Cure of patients: the disease and its outcomes after treatment Massimo Colombo, Milan Monitoring: who, how and how long Alfredo Alberti, Padua Extrahepatic Manifestations Gloria Taliani, Rome Discussion

17.40-19.00 Utilities - Presenter: Ivan Gentile, Naples Cure at societal level: containment and eradication of HCV with treatment Antonio Gasbarrini, Rome Futilities: Angelo Andriulli, San Giovanni Rotondo Savings in the coming years: Calogero Cammà, Palermo Discussion

19.00 -19.30 Lecture - Presenter: Mauro Bernardi, Bologna Albumin: what’s new? Paolo Caraceni, Bologna


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HBV: the infection, the disease

09.00-10.40 Research - Presenter: Alfredo Di Leo, Bari Epidemiology in 2017 - Tommaso Stroffolini, Rome Diagnostic innovation - Maurizia Rossana Brunetto, Pisa Therapeutic innovation - Giovanni Battista Gaeta, Naples HBV and immunosuppression - Marcello Persico, Salerno Discussion

10.40-11.40 Utilities - Presenter: Guglielmo Borgia, Naples Natural history of cured: Vito Di Marco, Palermo Utility of therapeutic innovation: Pietro Lampertico, Milan Discussion


Other Viruses

12.00-13.00 Presenter: Grazia Anna Niro, San Giovanni Rotondo HDV what’s new? Mario Rizzetto, Turin HEV, a new entry: Alessandro Zanetti, Milan

Discussion

13.00-14.00 Lunch

Friday, November 24 th

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NAFLD

14.00-14.40 Research Presenter: Alessandro Federico, Naples Genetics: Luca Valenti, Milan Inside pathogenetic mechanisms: Gianluca Svegliati Baroni, Ancona

14.40-15.20 Microbiota Presenter: Gerardo Nardone, Naples ▪ Pediatric: Anna Alisi, Rome ▪ Adult: Luca Miele, Rome 15.20-16.00 Utilities Presenter: Federico Salomone, Catania New drugs: Salvatore Petta, Palermo NASH/ASH: Carmelina Loguercio, Naples Discussion


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Primary colangiopathies and autoimmune liver diseases 16.40-17.40 Research and Utilities Presenter: Ernesto Claar, Naples New drugs for PBC: Pietro Invernizzi, Milan New drugs for autoimmune hepatitis: Annarosa Floreani, Padua

Discussion

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HCC 09.00-10.10 Research Presenter: Ferruccio Bonino, Pisa New drugs: Fabio Farinati, Padua Old and new Biomarkers: Massimo Levrero, Lyon Personalized treatment of HCC: Alessandro Vitale, Padua

Discussion

10.10-11.00 Utilities Presenter: Giovan Giuseppe Di Costanzo, Naples The post BCLC era: Franco Trevisani, Bologna The dilemma of DAA and Hepatocellular carcinoma: Erica Villa, Modena

Discussion

11.00-11.20 Coffee break

Saturday, November 25 th

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11.20-11.50 Lecture Presenter: Antonio Benedetti, Ancona Colangiocarcinoma, What’s new? Domenico Alvaro, Rome

11.50-12.50 OLT Presenter: Walter Santaniello, Naples Liver transplantation in Europe and Italy: Patrizia Burra, Padua Technical developments in liver transplantation: Umberto Cillo, Padua

Discussion

12.50-13.00 Closing Remarks: Filomena Morisco, Naples

13.00-13.10 ECM Questionnaire

13.10-14.00 Farewell light lunch

Saturday, November 25 th

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CONGRESS VENUEAula Magna “Gaetano Salvatore”Scuola di Medicina e Chirurgia Università di Napoli Federico IIII PoliclinicoVia Pansini, 5 80131 Napoli

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REGISTRATIONConference Registration is free and reserved up to 190 attendees.Registration includes:- Access to scientific sessions- Lunches and coffee breaks- Attendance Certificate- CME credits certificate

To register please contact Spazio Congressi.

GENERAL INFORMATION

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FORMATIVE OBJECTIVE CME - Continuing Medical Education Epidemiology - Prevention and Promotion of Health by acquiring Technical-Professionals Notions.

CME - Continuing Medical Education Accreditation The Scientific Event ID2159‐206530has been accredited for 190 participants with 11,9 CME Credits.Credits have been requested for Biologist, Pharmacist and Physician specialist in: Gastroenterology, Internal Medicine, Infectious diseases, General Surgery, General Medicine (General Practitioners).

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