Symposium XLH – 9 Sept 2016

 

Les membres de la SFBTM ont cordialement été invités à participer au Symposium XLH qui se tiendra à Paris le 9 septembre prochain. 

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On behalf of the Organizing Committee, we have the honor and pleasure to invite you to attend the 2016 XLH Symposium (Sep 9, 2016, IMAGINE institute, Paris). The theme of this 1-day event is « X-Linked Hypophosphatemia, from birth to adulthood ».

The 2016 XLH Symposium will bring together experts and practitioners from various countries to discuss research advance on X-Linked Hypophosphatemia and current issues in the management of the disease.

The preliminary program focuses on:

  • Scientific update on XLH: recent finding from animal models and human physiopathology
  • Therapeutic Management
  • Adult and pediatric cases

The list of confirmed speakers includes:

  • Thomas Carpenter (Yale center for XLH)
  • Carolyn Macica (Quinnipiac University)
  • Aline Martin (Northwestern University)
  • Agnes Linglart (Bicetre Hospital)
  • Dirk Schnabel (Charite, Berlin)
  • Federicco Di Rocco (Lyon Hospital)
  • Karine Briot (Cochin Hospital)
  • Martin Biosse-Duplan (Paris 5 University)

The symposium will be held on Sep 9, 2016 at IMAGINE, the recently launched institute for rare disease research, located in the heart of Paris.

This event will represent a great opportunity for International researchers and clinicians to discuss and share expertise on XLH, as well as a good opportunity to initiate new partnerships and identify new research objectives.

The symposium is free of charge. However, limited seats are available, so please confirm your attendance at: xlh-symposium-2016.rvrh.fr

We look forward to seeing you in Paris on Sep 9 !

  • Agnes Linglart (Bicetre Hospital, Paris) Conference chairwoman
  • Pol Harvengt  Chair of the XLH- RVRH scientific committee and conference chairman
  • Jerome Puravet  president and the board of RVRH-XLH, the French XLH patient organisation

Conference co-organizers

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