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    12:00 - 19:45 
    Registration
    FOYER A
    12:00 - 18:00 
    Pre -Congress Courses & Meetings: Please click link for full programmes and registration details
    17:30 - 18:15 
    ECE 2017 Opening Ceremony
    AUDITORIUM I
    18:15 - 18:45 
    Geoffrey Harris Lecture
    AUDITORIUM I
    Chair: A J. van der Lely (The Netherlands)
    GH1
    Geoffrey Harris Lecture
    Toward hormone-based precision medicines for metabolic diseases
    Munich, Germany
    18:45 - 19:15 
    European Journal of Endocrinology Prize Lecture
    AUDITORIUM I
    Chair: Johannes Romijn (The Netherlands)
    Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism
    EJE1
    European Journal of Endocrinology Prize Lecture
    Hypothalamic AMPK: a golden target against obesity?
    19:15 - 19:45 
    Plenary 1
    AUDITORIUM I
    Chairs: Bulent Yildiz (Turkey) & João Jácome Castro (Portugal)
    P1
    Plenary 1
    The fantastical world of hormones
    Oxford, United Kingdom
    20:00 - 21:00 
    Welcome reception
    FOYER C & FOYER D

    08:00 - 17:00 
    Registration
    FOYER A
    08:15 - 09:00 
    Meet the expert 1
    AUDITORIUM I
    Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism
    MTE1
    Meet the expert 1
    How to manage diabetes in the elderly?
    08:15 - 09:00 
    Meet the expert 2
    AUDITORIUM VIII
    Pituitary and Neuroendocrinology
    MTE2
    Meet the expert 2
    Diagnosis and treatment of GH-deficiency: from transition to senescence
    08:15 - 09:00 
    Meet the expert 3
    AUDITORIUM VII
    Reproductive Endocrinology
    MTE3
    Meet the expert 3
    Hormone-secreting adrenal tumours in pregnancy
    London, UK
    08:15 - 09:00 
    Meet the expert 4
    AUDITORIUM II
    Thyroid
    MTE4
    Meet the expert 4
    Optimised treatment for congenital hypothyroidism throughout lifetime
    Berlin, Germany
    08:15 - 09:00 
    Meet the expert 5
    AUDITORIUM VI
    Calcium and Bone
    MTE5
    Meet the expert 5
    Modern spectrum of bone turnover markers - Are they clinically useful?
    Sheffield, UK
    08:15 - 09:00 
    Meet the nurse expert
    ROOM 3C
    Chair: Anne Marland (UK)
    Meet the nurse expert
    Endocrine late effects of cancer treatment in children: providing nursing care and seamless transition
    08:15 - 09:00 
    Meet the basic scientist
    AUDITORIUM III & IV
    MTBS1
    Meet the basic scientist
    Unravelling the role of transient receptor potential channels in endocrine regulation and metabolism
    09:15 - 09:30 
    Presidential Address
    A J. van der Lely (The Netherlands)
    AUDITORIUM I
    09:30 - 10:00 
    Plenary 2
    AUDITORIUM I
    Chairs: Manuela Simoni (Italy) & Camilla Schalin-Jäntti (Finland)
    P2
    Plenary 2
    The secret life of FGF21
    10:00 - 10:30 
    Tea & Coffee
    EXHIBITION AREA - PAVILION 2 (RIO PAVILION) & GALLERY
    10:30 - 12:00 
    Symposium 1: Clinical updates in Hypoparathyrodism
    AUDITORIUM III & IV
    Chairs: Lars Rejnmark (Denmark) & João Raposo (Portugal)
    Calcium and Bone
    S1.1
    Symposium 1: Clinical updates in Hypoparathyrodism
    Congenital hypoparathyroidism
    Paris, France
    S1.2
    Symposium 1: Clinical updates in Hypoparathyrodism
    Acquired hypoparathyroidism

    Unknown speaker

    Oxford, UK
    S1.3
    Symposium 1: Clinical updates in Hypoparathyrodism
    Therapeutic approaches
    10:30 - 12:00 
    Symposium 2: Evolving diagnostics in adrenal and neuroendocrine tumours
    AUDITORIUM VII
    Chairs: Corin Badiu (Romania) & Beata Kos-Kudla (Poland)
    Adrenal and Neuroendocrine Tumours
    S2.1
    Symposium 2: Evolving diagnostics in adrenal and neuroendocrine tumours
    Role of genetic and biomarker tests for diagnosis of neuroendocrine tumours (NETs)
    Oxford, United Kingdom
    S2.2
    Symposium 2: Evolving diagnostics in adrenal and neuroendocrine tumours
    Current status in morphological imaging in adrenal and gastrointestinal neuroendocrine tumours
    S2.3
    Symposium 2: Evolving diagnostics in adrenal and neuroendocrine tumours
    Current status in functional imaging
    10:30 - 12:00 
    Symposium 3: From the pituitary to the periphery
    AUDITORIUM VIII
    Chairs: Marta Korbonits (UK) & João Sequeira Duarte (Portugal)
    Pituitary and Neuroendocrinology
    S3.1
    Symposium 3: From the pituitary to the periphery
    Implication of the prolactin receptor in humans
    S3.2
    Symposium 3: From the pituitary to the periphery
    GHR : are there benefits of endocrine defects?
    Ohio, USA
    S3.3
    Symposium 3: From the pituitary to the periphery
    Somatostatin receptors: news in the pituitary, lessons for the periphery
    10:30 - 12:00 
    Symposium 4: 2nd Joint Global Symposium on Obesity - the many dimensions of the childhood globesity problem
    Endorsed by European Association for the Study of Obesity, World Obesity Federation & European Society for Paediatric Endocrinology
    Co-sponsored by the International Society of Endocrinology, the Endocrine Society and the European Society for Endocrinology
    AUDITORIUM I
    Chairs: AJ van der Lely (The Netherlands) & Lynnette Nieman (USA) & André Lacroix (Canada)
    Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism
    S4.1
    Symposium 4: 2nd Joint Global Symposium on Obesity - the many dimensions of the childhood globesity problem
    Efficacy & Effectiveness of Physical Activity & Nutrition Interventions in Childhood Obesity Treatment
    S4.2
    Symposium 4: 2nd Joint Global Symposium on Obesity - the many dimensions of the childhood globesity problem
    The Hunger Genes: Pathways to Obesity
    Cambridge, UK
    S4.3
    Symposium 4: 2nd Joint Global Symposium on Obesity - the many dimensions of the childhood globesity problem
    Policy Response to Childhood Obesity
    10:30 - 12:00 
    Symposium 5: EYES session
    Turn your face to the sunshine
    AUDITORIUM II
    Chairs: Ayse Zengin (Australia) & Luís Cardoso (Portugal)
    Symposium 5: EYES session
    Introduction to Eyes
    S5.1
    Symposium 5: EYES session
    Effects of maternal thyroid function on infant neurodevelopment
    Netherlands, Netherlands
    S5.2
    Symposium 5: EYES session
    Vitamin D and rickets in African children
    Cambridge, UK
    S5.3
    Symposium 5: EYES session
    Carbohydrate metabolism in patients with Cushing disease: a glance at the incretin system
    S5.4
    Symposium 5: EYES session
    Endocrine Connections - the place to publish for the early career endocrinologist
    Symposium 5: EYES session
    Eyes activities and invitation to Eyes annual meeting
    10:30 - 12:00 
    Guidelines session 1: Management of Turner Syndrome
    AUDITORIUM VI
    Chairs: Phillippe Backeljauw (USA) & Claus H. Gravholt (Denmark)
    Guidelines session 1: Management of Turner Syndrome
    Introduction
    Guidelines session 1: Management of Turner Syndrome
    Growth and puberty induction
    Rotterdam, The Netherlands
    Guidelines session 1: Management of Turner Syndrome
    Adult aspects
    Guidelines session 1: Management of Turner Syndrome
    The heart in Turner syndrome
    Cincinnati, USA
    10:30 - 12:00 
    Nurses session: Diabetes meets endocrinology – clinical practice overlap and seamless care
    ROOM 3C
    Chairs: Philip Yeoh (UK) & Elisabeth Rutten (Belgium)
    N1.1
    Nurses session: Diabetes meets endocrinology – clinical practice overlap and seamless care
    Diagnosis and management of hypothyroidism in patients with diabetes mellitus
    N1.2
    Nurses session: Diabetes meets endocrinology – clinical practice overlap and seamless care
    Links between hypogonadism, the metabolic syndrome and type 2 diabetes
    Lausanne, Switzerland
    N1.3
    Nurses session: Diabetes meets endocrinology – clinical practice overlap and seamless care
    Challenges in the management of patients with Cushing’s syndrome and diabetes
    N1.4
    Nurses session: Diabetes meets endocrinology – clinical practice overlap and seamless care
    At risk of two endocrine emergencies: the patient with Type 1 diabetes and Addison’s disease
    Nurses session: Diabetes meets endocrinology – clinical practice overlap and seamless care
    Q&A with panel
    12:15 - 13:00 
    Debate 1: Is there a role for medical therapy for non- functioning pituitary adenomas?
    AUDITORIUM I
    Chair: Marta Korbonits (UK)
    Pituitary and Neuroendocrinology
    D1.1
    Debate 1: Is there a role for medical therapy for non- functioning pituitary adenomas?
    For
    Tel Aviv, Israel
    D1.2
    Debate 1: Is there a role for medical therapy for non- functioning pituitary adenomas?
    Against
    12:15 - 14:15 
    Nurses session: Nurses professional development and networking session
    ROOM 3C
    Chairs: Meg Keil (USA) & Judith van Eck (The Netherlands)
    N2.1
    Nurses session: Nurses professional development and networking session
    Obstructive sleep Apnea and Comorbidities in patients with Pituitary Adenomas
    N2.2
    Nurses session: Nurses professional development and networking session
    Utilising the Competence Framework to develop the role of Endocrine Nurses in Adrenal Insufficiency
    N2.3
    Nurses session: Nurses professional development and networking session
    Introducing the E-learning module in Adrenal Insufficiency for endocrine nurses in The Netherlands
    't Harde, The Netherlands
    N2.4
    Nurses session: Nurses professional development and networking session
    Developing a european position statement for endocrine nurses providing care for patients with adrenal insufficiency
    London, UK
    Nurses session: Nurses professional development and networking session
    Presentation of the Best Nursing Poster award for ECE2017, poster displays and networking session with lunch and refreshments
    12:15 - 13:15 
    ENDO-ERN session
    AUDITORIUM VIII
    Chair: Jerome Bertherat (France)
    ENDO-ERN session
    Introduction and view from the ESE clinical committee
    France
    ENDO-ERN session
    Endo-ERN: introduction to a unique network
    ENDO-ERN session
    Opportunities, priorities, & dissemination of expertise
    Copenhagen, Denmark
    ENDO-ERN session
    The patient’s view
    ENDO-ERN session
    Concluding remarks and Q&A
    12:15 - 13:15 
    Oral Communications 1 - Adrenal (Basic & Clinical)
    AUDITORIUM VII
    Chairs: Milos Zarkovic (Serbia) & Attila Patocs (Hungary)
    OC1.1
    Oral Communications 1 - Adrenal (Basic & Clinical)
    High resolution tissue mass spectrometry imaging – a new tool for identification of prognostic markers in adrenocortical carcinoma
    OC1.2
    Oral Communications 1 - Adrenal (Basic & Clinical)
    EZH2 : a master regulator of adrenal cortex homeostasis and zonation
    OC1.3
    Oral Communications 1 - Adrenal (Basic & Clinical)
    Steroid Metabolomics for Accurate and Rapid Diagnosis of Inborn Steroidogenic Disorders
    OC1.4
    Oral Communications 1 - Adrenal (Basic & Clinical)
    The Epidemiology of Pheochromocytoma – Increasing Incidence and Changing Clinical Presentation. A population-based retrospective study 1977-2015.
    OC1.5
    Oral Communications 1 - Adrenal (Basic & Clinical)
    Diagnostic accuracy of three confirmatory tests for primary aldosteronism: a prospective study and systematic review
    12:15 - 13:15 
    Oral Communications 2 - Diabetes Prediction and Complications
    AUDITOIUM III & IV
    Chairs: Alexander Dreval (Russia) & Raúl Luque (Spain)
    OC2.1
    Oral Communications 2 - Diabetes Prediction and Complications
    microRNA expression profile in plasma from patients with type 1 diabetes: a case-control study and bioinformatics analysis
    OC2.2
    Oral Communications 2 - Diabetes Prediction and Complications
    Effectiveness Of Complex Therapy In Patients With Comorbidity Of Type 2 Diabetes And Essential Hypertension Depending On Genetic Polymorphism PPARγ2
    OC2.3
    Oral Communications 2 - Diabetes Prediction and Complications
    GLP-1 based multi-agonists-induced signaling includes profound TRP channel involvement in insulin secretion
    OC2.4
    Oral Communications 2 - Diabetes Prediction and Complications
    Effect of alive probiotic on insulin resistance in type 2 diabetes patients: randomized clinical trial
    OC2.5
    Oral Communications 2 - Diabetes Prediction and Complications
    Urinary peptidomics for the detection of diabetic kidney disease
    12:15 - 13:15 
    Oral Communications 3 - Receptors & Signalling
    AUDITORIUM II
    Chairs: Mark Gurnell (UK) & Ana Sousa (Portugal)
    OC3.1
    Oral Communications 3 - Receptors & Signalling
    Epigenetic regulation of aldosterone synthase gene, CYP11B2 by potassium
    OC3.2
    Oral Communications 3 - Receptors & Signalling
    Elucidating the role of Liver X receptors (LXRs) in the testis using lipid systems biology.
    London, UK
    OC3.3
    Oral Communications 3 - Receptors & Signalling
    AKR1C3-mediated adipose androgen generation drives lipotoxicity in polycystic ovary syndrome
    Dublin, Ireland
    OC3.4
    Oral Communications 3 - Receptors & Signalling
    Treatment with thyroid hormone metabolite 3,5-T2 alters cholesterol and sex steroid metabolism in mouse liver
    OC3.5
    Oral Communications 3 - Receptors & Signalling
    Accurate staging of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease through analysis of the urinary steroid metabolome
    12:15 - 13:15 
    Oral Communications 4 - Thyroid Disease 1
    AUDITORIUM VI
    Chairs: Sevim Gullu (Turkey) & Inés Velasco (Spain)
    OC4.1
    Oral Communications 4 - Thyroid Disease 1
    Hypothyroidism in pregnancy is associated with twin pregnancies and with adverse obstetric outcome: Analysis of 142,277 deliveries data from a single center
    OC4.2
    Oral Communications 4 - Thyroid Disease 1
    Inducible thyrocyte-specific Gs alpha-deficient mice as a novel model for hypothyroidism
    OC4.3
    Oral Communications 4 - Thyroid Disease 1
    A Novel Variant In The SERPINA7 Gene Causing Partial TBG Deficiency In A Woman And Two Male Siblings: Molecular and Protein Structural analysis
    OC4.4
    Oral Communications 4 - Thyroid Disease 1
    The TSH receptor reaches the trans-Golgi network to induce PKA activation and trigger gene transcription
    OC4.5
    Oral Communications 4 - Thyroid Disease 1
    Levothyroxine replacement therapy: once treatment is started, should it last indefinitely?
    13:15 - 14:15 
    Lunch and poster veiwing
    EXHIBITION AREA - PAVILION 2 (RIO PAVILION) & GALLERY
    14:15 - 15:00 
    New Scientific Approach 1
    AUDITORIUM VI
    Chair: Frederic Flamant (France)
    NSA1
    New Scientific Approach 1
    Identifying molecular signatures for cancer patient stratification via metabolomics and integrative bioinformatics
    14:15 - 15:00 
    New Scientific Approach 2
    AUDITORIUM VII
    Chair: Raul Luque (Spain)
    NSA2
    New Scientific Approach 2
    Exosome profiling: potential in cancer diagnosis and stratification
    15:30 - 16:15 
    Debate 2: Incidentally discovered non-functioning pancreatic NENs: Surgery or not?
    Endorsed by European Journal of Endocrinology
    AUDITORIUM II
    Chair: Gregory Kaltsas (Greece)
    Adrenal and Neuroendocrine Tumours
    D2.1
    Debate 2: Incidentally discovered non-functioning pancreatic NENs: Surgery or not?
    For
    D2.2
    Debate 2: Incidentally discovered non-functioning pancreatic NENs: Surgery or not?
    Against
    15:30 - 17:00 
    Symposium 6: Treatment of hypothyroidism: what have we learned?
    AUDITORIUM VII
    Chairs: Heike Biebermann (Germany) & Maria João Oliveira (Portugal)
    Thyroid
    S6.1
    Symposium 6: Treatment of hypothyroidism: what have we learned?
    What is the clinical relevance of deiodinase polymorphisms?
    Chicago, USA
    S6.2
    Symposium 6: Treatment of hypothyroidism: what have we learned?
    T4/T3 combination therapy: is there a true effect?
    Amsterdam, The Netherlands
    S6.3
    Symposium 6: Treatment of hypothyroidism: what have we learned?
    Rebuilding your own thyroid from stem cells; the future therapy of hypothyroidism?
    Boston, USA
    15:30 - 17:00 
    Symposium 7: Crosstalk between bone & other organ(ism)s
    AUDITORIUM VI
    Chairs: Andrea Giustina (Italy) & Nilgun Guvener Demirag (Turkey)
    Calcium and Bone
    S7.1
    Symposium 7: Crosstalk between bone & other organ(ism)s
    Immune system
    S7.2
    Symposium 7: Crosstalk between bone & other organ(ism)s
    Regulation of adaptation to exercise by Osteocalcin
    S7.3
    Symposium 7: Crosstalk between bone & other organ(ism)s
    Microbiome
    15:30 - 17:00 
    Symposium 8: Predictors of therapeutic response in functioning pituitary tumours
    AUDITORIUM VIII
    Chairs: Domique Maiter (Belgium) & Davide Carvalho (Portugal)
    Pituitary and Neuroendocrinology
    S8.1
    Symposium 8: Predictors of therapeutic response in functioning pituitary tumours
    Molecular profiling
    S8.2
    Symposium 8: Predictors of therapeutic response in functioning pituitary tumours
    Imaging
    S8.3
    Symposium 8: Predictors of therapeutic response in functioning pituitary tumours
    Clinical application and practice
    15:30 - 17:00 
    Symposium 9: Novel type 2 diabetes treatment: beyond glycaemic control
    AUDITORIUM I
    Chairs: Nebojsa Lalic (Serbia) & José Silva Nunes (Portugal)
    Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism
    S9.1
    Symposium 9: Novel type 2 diabetes treatment: beyond glycaemic control
    Experimental models
    S9.2
    Symposium 9: Novel type 2 diabetes treatment: beyond glycaemic control
    Clinical studies on GLP1 - cardiovascular outcomes
    S9.3
    Symposium 9: Novel type 2 diabetes treatment: beyond glycaemic control
    SGLT2 inhibition: long term protective effects
    15:30 - 17:00 
    Symposium 10: The challenges of Male Fertility
    ROOM 3C
    Chairs: Andrea Isidori (Italy) & Pedro Fontes Oliveira (Portugal)
    Reproductive Endocrinology
    S10.1
    Symposium 10: The challenges of Male Fertility
    Manipulating testicular androgen production to promote lifelong male health
    New South Wales, Australia
    S10.2
    Symposium 10: The challenges of Male Fertility
    Fertility preservation in pre-pubertal and young males
    S10.3
    Symposium 10: The challenges of Male Fertility
    Pubertal induction and hormone replacement in young males
    Lausanne, Switzerland
    17:00 - 17:30 
    Tea & Coffee
    EXHIBITION AREA - PAVILION 2 (RIO PAVILION) & GALLERY
    17:30 - 18:00 
    Plenary 3
    AUDITORIUM I
    Chairs: Maria candida Fragoso (Brazil) & Duarte Pignatelli (Portugal)
    P3
    Plenary 3
    Update on regulation of steroidogenesis by aberrant hormone receptors

    08:00 - 17:00 
    Registration
    FOYER A
    08:15 - 09:00 
    Meet the expert 6
    AUDITORIUM I
    Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism
    MTE6
    Meet the expert 6
    How best to utilise technology in diabetes?
    Amsterdam, The Netherlands
    08:15 - 09:00 
    Meet the expert 7
    AUDITORIUM VI
    Thyroid
    MTE7
    Meet the expert 7
    When and which treatment to use in Graves disease?
    08:15 - 09:00 
    Meet the expert 8
    AUDITORIUM II
    Adrenal and Neuroendocrine Tumours
    MTE8
    Meet the expert 8
    How best to manage neuroendocrine tumours? - towards a new algorithm
    08:15 - 09:00 
    Meet the expert 9
    AUDITORIUM III & IV
    Calcium and Bone
    MTE9
    Meet the expert 9
    Sarcopenia- Why should we care?
    08:15 - 09:00 
    Meet the basic scientist
    AUDITORIUM VII
    MTBS2
    Meet the basic scientist
    Neuroimaging in obesity and diabetes: regulation and dysregulation of appetite and satiety
    08:15 - 09:00 
    Meet the nurse expert
    ROOM 3C
    MTNE1
    Meet the nurse expert
    Providing nursing care for the adult patient with endocrine late effects of cancer treatment
    Lund, Sweden
    08:15 - 09:00 
    Meet the Expert 10
    AUDITORIUM VIII
    Reproductive Endocrinology
    MTE10
    Meet the Expert 10
    Contraception in women with obesity, metabolic syndrome and diabetes
    09:00 - 09:30 
    Plenary 4
    AUDITORIUM I
    Chairs: Richard Bergman (USA) & Paula Freitas (Portugal)
    P4
    Plenary 4
    The role of brain insulin resistance for the development of prediabetic phenotypes
    09:30 - 10:00 
    European Hormone Medal Lecture
    AUDITORIUM I
    Chairs: A J. van der Lely (The Netherlands) & Djuro Macut (Serbia)
    EHM1
    European Hormone Medal Lecture
    Endocrine disruptors: Is it all Greek to us?
    10:00 - 10:30 
    Tea & Coffee
    EXHIBITION AREA - PAVILION 2 (RIO PAVILION) & GALLERY
    10:30 - 12:00 
    Symposium 11: New Roles for Nuclear Receptors
    ROOM 3C
    Chairs: Jan-Ake Gustafsson (Sweden) & Jenny Visser (The Netherlands)
    Reproductive Endocrinology
    S11.1
    Symposium 11: New Roles for Nuclear Receptors
    Identification of nuclear receptors network in male fertility
    Clermont-Ferrand, France
    S11.2
    Symposium 11: New Roles for Nuclear Receptors
    Crosstalk between estrogen signalling and DNA damage repair
    London, UK
    S11.3
    Symposium 11: New Roles for Nuclear Receptors
    The role of androgens in bone
    KU Leuven University, Leuven
    10:30 - 12:00 
    Symposium 12: New developments in Graves' orbitopathy
    AUDITORIUM VI
    Chairs: Mario Salvi (Italy) & Endre Nagy (Hungary)
    Thyroid
    S12.1
    Symposium 12: New developments in Graves' orbitopathy
    The orbital fibroblast: a key player and target for therapy in graves' orbitopathy
    S12.2
    Symposium 12: New developments in Graves' orbitopathy
    Management of Graves orbitopathy
    S12.3
    Symposium 12: New developments in Graves' orbitopathy
    How to predict progression in Graves' orbitopathy
    United Kingdom
    10:30 - 12:00 
    Symposium 13: Challenging pituitary diseases
    AUDITORIUM VII
    Chairs: Irena Ilovayskaya (Russia) & Stelios Tsagarakis (Greece)
    Pituitary and Neuroendocrinology
    S13.1
    Symposium 13: Challenging pituitary diseases
    Hypophysitis
    Birmingham, UK
    S13.2
    Symposium 13: Challenging pituitary diseases
    Empty sella
    S13.3
    Symposium 13: Challenging pituitary diseases
    Sellar masses
    Erlangen, Germany
    10:30 - 12:00 
    Symposium 14: Searching for the cause and approach in ectopic hormone syndromes
    AUDITORIUM II
    Chairs: Richard Feelders (The Netherlands) & Guillaume Assié (France)
    Adrenal and Neuroendocrine Tumours
    S14.1
    Symposium 14: Searching for the cause and approach in ectopic hormone syndromes
    Rare Cushing's
    S14.3
    Symposium 14: Searching for the cause and approach in ectopic hormone syndromes
    Rare hypoglycemia
    S14.2
    Symposium 14: Searching for the cause and approach in ectopic hormone syndromes
    Rare acromegaly
    10:30 - 12:00 
    Symposium 15: Metabolic surgery: mechanisms to clinical results
    endorsed by European Journal of Endocrinology
    AUDITORIUM I
    Chairs: Felipe Casanueva (Spain) & Oguzhan Deyneli (Turkey)
    Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism
    S15.1
    Symposium 15: Metabolic surgery: mechanisms to clinical results
    The upper gut anti-incretin theory
    S15.2
    Symposium 15: Metabolic surgery: mechanisms to clinical results
    The role of bile in metabolic surgery
    S15.3
    Symposium 15: Metabolic surgery: mechanisms to clinical results
    Long term effects of metabolic surgery
    10:30 - 11:15 
    Debate 3: Drug holiday in osteoporosis
    endorsed by European Journal of Endocrinology
    AUDITORIUM VIII
    Chair: Barbara Obermayer-Pietsch (Austria)
    Calcium and Bone
    D3.1
    Debate 3: Drug holiday in osteoporosis
    For
    Aarhus, Denmark
    D3.2
    Debate 3: Drug holiday in osteoporosis
    Against
    12:15 - 13:00 
    Debate 4: Is cardiovascular risk increased in women with PCOS?
    AUDITORIUM I
    Chair: George Mastorakos (Greece)
    Reproductive Endocrinology
    D4.1
    Debate 4: Is cardiovascular risk increased in women with PCOS?
    For
    D4.2
    Debate 4: Is cardiovascular risk increased in women with PCOS?
    Against
    12:15 - 13:00 
    European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS), Section of Endocrinology
    AUDITORIUM VIII
    European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS), Section of Endocrinology
    Introduction
    European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS), Section of Endocrinology
    Endocrine Training and Service around Europe
    London, UK
    European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS), Section of Endocrinology
    Exchange in Endocrinology Expertise (3E) Programme
    Rotterdam, The Netherlands
    12:15 - 13:15 
    Oral Communications 5 - Cardiovascular Endocrinology
    AUDITORIUM II
    Chairs: Edita Stokic (Serbia) & Sinem Kiyici (Turkey)
    OC5.1
    Oral Communications 5 - Cardiovascular Endocrinology
    Polarized epithelial cells release exosomes loaded with miRNAs capable of interacting with HSD11B2 and MR genes
    OC5.2
    Oral Communications 5 - Cardiovascular Endocrinology
    Association of PPAR gamma gene expression with dietary intake of fat and oil among non-diabetic subjects
    OC5.3
    Oral Communications 5 - Cardiovascular Endocrinology
    Cardio Metabolic Assessment of Lamin A/C Mutation Carriers According To R482 or Non-R482 Mutation
    OC5.4
    Oral Communications 5 - Cardiovascular Endocrinology
    Food History Characterization of Portuguese Centenarians, Nutritional Biomarkers And Cardiovascular Risk: Case Control Study
    OC5.5
    Oral Communications 5 - Cardiovascular Endocrinology
    Sex Dimorphism of Renal Corticosteroid Signaling during development and long term consequence on blood pressure.
    12:15 - 13:15 
    Oral Communications 6 - Diabetes Therapy and Complications
    ROOM 3C
    Chairs: Dariao Rahelic (Crotia) & Zadalla Mouslech (Greece)
    OC6.1
    Oral Communications 6 - Diabetes Therapy and Complications
    A passe-PAR2 for beta-cell regeneration and protection
    OC6.2
    Oral Communications 6 - Diabetes Therapy and Complications
    Insulin-Mimetic Effects of Short-Term Rapamycin in Type 1 Diabetic Patients prior Islet Transplantation
    OC6.3
    Oral Communications 6 - Diabetes Therapy and Complications
    Alterations in DNA methylation from peripheral blood cells in humans treated with metformin.
    OC6.4
    Oral Communications 6 - Diabetes Therapy and Complications
    Copeptin and its association to cardiovascular dysfunction in type 2 diabetes
    OC6.5
    Oral Communications 6 - Diabetes Therapy and Complications
    Activation of the Renin-Angiotensin II-Aldosterone-System Leads to Increases in Extracellular Protein Disulfide Isomerase Activity: Role in Insulin Resistance
    12:15 - 13:15 
    Oral Communications 7 - Endocrine Tumours
    AUDITORIUM VII
    Chairs: Marek Bolanowski (Poland) & Rifat Emral (Turkey)
    OC7.1
    Oral Communications 7 - Endocrine Tumours
    Estrogens enhance gonadectomy-induced adrenocortical tumor progression in mice
    OC7.2
    Oral Communications 7 - Endocrine Tumours
    Targeted molecular markers derived from genomic classification for Adrenocortical Cancer prognostication
    OC7.3
    Oral Communications 7 - Endocrine Tumours
    High Total 68Ga-DOTATATE-Avid Tumor Volume (TV) is Associated with Low Progression-Free Survival and High Disease-Specific Mortality Rate in Patients with Neuroendocrine Tumors
    OC7.4
    Oral Communications 7 - Endocrine Tumours
    A novel insight into the anticancer mechanism of metformin in Pancreatic Neuroendocrine Tumor cells
    OC7.5
    Oral Communications 7 - Endocrine Tumours
    Regulation of Steroid Receptor Signalling by Tumor Suppressor INPP4B
    12:15 - 13:15 
    Oral Communications 8 - Neuroendocrinology
    AUDITORIUM III & IV
    Chairs: Mónica Marazuela (Spain) & Agata Bałdys-Waligórska (Poland)
    OC8.1
    Oral Communications 8 - Neuroendocrinology
    Elucidating the molecular mechanisms underlying AIP dependent tumorigenesis.
    OC8.2
    Oral Communications 8 - Neuroendocrinology
    Knocking down/out the prokineticin pathway during zebrafish development results in the GnRH neurons axons misguiding
    OC8.3
    Oral Communications 8 - Neuroendocrinology
    RNA sequencing and RT-qPCR identify different gene expression profiles in fast- vs. slow-growing non-functioning pituitary adenomas
    OC8.4
    Oral Communications 8 - Neuroendocrinology
    Cerebrovascular stroke incidence in GH-Treated Adults: Experience from KIMS (Pfizer International Metabolic Database)
    OC8.5
    Oral Communications 8 - Neuroendocrinology
    Ephrin-B2 is required for pituitary development
    12:15 - 13:15 
    Oral Communications 9 - Thyroid Disease 2
    AUDITORIUM VI
    Chairs: Seda Sancak (Turkey) & Tim Korevaar (The Netherlands)
    OC9.1
    Oral Communications 9 - Thyroid Disease 2
    Thyroid function and metabolic syndrome. Results from the population-based LifeLines Cohort Study.
    OC9.2
    Oral Communications 9 - Thyroid Disease 2
    Effect of restoration of euthyroidism in patients with hypothyroidism on cold induced thermogenesis
    OC9.3
    Oral Communications 9 - Thyroid Disease 2
    How much of the genetic predisposition to Hashimoto’s thyroiditis can be explained by genes commonly associated with the disease?
    OC9.4
    Oral Communications 9 - Thyroid Disease 2
    Thyroid dysfunction during the use of PD-1/PD-L1 blockade predicts its therapeutic response in the patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer
    OC9.5
    Oral Communications 9 - Thyroid Disease 2
    Selenium Supplementation In The Management Of Thyroid Autoimmunity During Pregnancy: Results Of The ‘Serena Study' A Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled trial.
    13:15 - 14:15 
    Lunch & poster veiwing
    EXHIBITION AREA - PAVILION 2 (RIO PAVILION) & GALLERY
    13:30 - 14:00 
    ESE President meets new members
    Restaurant (Foyer F)
    14:15 - 15:00 
    New scientific approach 3
    ROOM 3C
    Chair: Lorenzo Pasquali (Spain)
    NSA3
    New scientific approach 3
    Genomic approaches on epigenetics
    14:15 - 15:00 
    New scientific approach 4
    AUDITORIUM VIII
    Chair: Susanne Neumann (USA)
    NSA4
    New scientific approach 4
    What is the CRISPR CAS9 technology?
    Lyon, France
    15:30 - 17:00 
    Symposium 16: Late-breaking: the PCSK9 revolution
    AUDITORIUM VII
    Chair: Manel Puig-Domingo (Spain)
    S16.1
    Symposium 16: Late-breaking: the PCSK9 revolution
    Beyond LDL lowering: the pleiotropic roles of PCSK9
    S16.2
    Symposium 16: Late-breaking: the PCSK9 revolution
    New strategies for inhibiting PCSK9
    S16.3
    Symposium 16: Late-breaking: the PCSK9 revolution
    PCSK9 inhibition in clinical practice: present and future
    15:30 - 17:00 
    Symposium 17: What endocrinologists should know about the genomics of endocrine tumors
    AUDITORIUM VI
    Chairs: Manuel Lemos (Portugal) & Jerome Bertherat (France)
    Adrenal and Neuroendocrine Tumours
    S17.1
    Symposium 17: What endocrinologists should know about the genomics of endocrine tumors
    Clinical consequences of the recent genomics findings in thyroid cancer
    Ann Arbor, USA
    S17.2
    Symposium 17: What endocrinologists should know about the genomics of endocrine tumors
    Clinical implications of SDH mutations
    Paris, France
    S17.3
    Symposium 17: What endocrinologists should know about the genomics of endocrine tumors
    Will genomics help to finally classify NETs?
    15:30 - 17:00 
    Symposium 18: Hyperandrogenism: challenges in clinical management
    AUDITORIUM II
    Chairs: Sarantis Livadas (Greece) & Lina Zabuliene (Lithuania)
    Reproductive Endocrinology
    S18.1
    Symposium 18: Hyperandrogenism: challenges in clinical management
    Hyperandrogenic states: pitfalls in diagnostic approach
    S18.2
    Symposium 18: Hyperandrogenism: challenges in clinical management
    Metabolic perspectives for the non-classical CAH
    S18.3
    Symposium 18: Hyperandrogenism: challenges in clinical management
    Hyperandrogenism and cardiometabolic risk
    15:30 - 17:00 
    Symposium 19: How to incorporate the new guidelines for thyroid cancer in my clinical practice
    AUDITORIUM VIII
    Chairs: Edward Limbert (Portugal) & Georg Brabant (Germany)
    Thyroid
    S19.1
    Symposium 19: How to incorporate the new guidelines for thyroid cancer in my clinical practice
    Treatment and follow-up of microcarcinomas
    S19.2
    Symposium 19: How to incorporate the new guidelines for thyroid cancer in my clinical practice
    When and how should we perform extensive surgery?
    S19.3
    Symposium 19: How to incorporate the new guidelines for thyroid cancer in my clinical practice
    Dynamic risk stratification in low-risk vs high-risk patients
    15:30 - 17:00 
    Symposium 20: Beta cell replacement and plasticity
    endorsed by Endocrine Connections
    AUDITORIUM III & IV
    Chairs: Riccarda Granata (Italy) & Raquel Seiça (Portugal)
    Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism
    S20.1
    Symposium 20: Beta cell replacement and plasticity
    Reprogramming and differentiation of skin fibroblasts into beta cells for the cure of diabetes
    S20.2
    Symposium 20: Beta cell replacement and plasticity
    New Strategies for beta cell replacement
    S20.3
    Symposium 20: Beta cell replacement and plasticity
    Induction of pancreatic beta-like cell neogenesis
    Nice, France
    15:30 - 16:30 
    Guidelines sessions 2
    ESE Guidelines on Aggressive Pituitary Tumours
    AUDITORIUM I
    Chairs: Gerald Raverot (France) & Pia Burman (Sweden)
    Guidelines sessions 2
    Guidelines sessions 2
    Guidelines sessions 2
    Guidelines sessions 2
    Guidelines sessions 2
    Guidelines sessions 2
    15:30 - 17:30 
    Nurses session: Update on diet and lifestyle throughout lifespan to improve health
    ROOM 3C
    Chairs: Sherwin Criseno (UK) & Miriam Asia (UK)
    N3.1
    Nurses session: Update on diet and lifestyle throughout lifespan to improve health
    Prevalance and treatment of vitamin D deficiency in children
    N3.2
    Nurses session: Update on diet and lifestyle throughout lifespan to improve health
    Sexual hormones and bone, a close link throughout lifespan
    N3.3
    Nurses session: Update on diet and lifestyle throughout lifespan to improve health
    Prevention and management of post - menopausal osteoporosis
    Nurses session: Update on diet and lifestyle throughout lifespan to improve health
    Networking session
    17:00 - 17:30 
    Tea & Coffee
    EXHIBITION AREA - PAVILION 2 (RIO PAVILION) & GALLERY
    17:30 - 18:00 
    Clinical Endocrinology Trust Lecture
    AUDITORIUM I
    Chairs: Jerome Bertherat (France) & Wiebke Arlt (UK)
    CET1
    Clinical Endocrinology Trust Lecture
    New perspectives on the definition and management of the polycystic ovary syndrome
    18:00 - 18:30 
    Plenary 5
    AUDITORIUM I
    Chairs: Jens Bollerslev (Norway) & Mariana Monteiro (Portugal)
    P5
    Plenary 5
    Browning of adipose tissue and metabolic regulation
    Stockholm, Sweden

    08:00 - 17:00 
    Registration
    FOYER A
    08:15 - 09:00 
    Meet the expert 11
    AUDITORIUM VI
    Calcium and Bone
    MTE11
    Meet the expert 11
    Drug induced osteoporosis
    08:15 - 09:00 
    Meet the expert 12
    AUDITORIUM VII
    Reproductive Endocrinology
    MTE12
    Meet the expert 12
    A modern approach for treatment PCOS
    08:15 - 09:00 
    Meet the expert 13
    AUDITORIUM I
    Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism
    MTE13
    Meet the expert 13
    What can new insulins provide for management of diabetes?
    08:15 - 09:00 
    Meet the expert 14
    AUDITORIUM VIII
    Thyroid
    MTE14
    Meet the expert 14
    Thyroid carcinoma: complicated cases
    08:15 - 09:00 
    Meet the expert 15
    AUDITORIUM III & IV
    Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism
    MTE15
    Meet the expert 15
    Gaucher's disease: interdisciplinary management
    08:15 - 09:00 
    Meet the expert 16
    AUDITORIUM II
    Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism
    MTE16
    Meet the expert 16
    New treatment approaches in dyslipidemia
    08:15 - 09:00 
    Meet the basic scientist
    ROOM 3C
    MTBS3
    Meet the basic scientist
    MicroRNAs and the regulation of glucose and lipid metabolism
    09:00 - 09:30 
    IPSEN Fondation Lecture
    AUDITORIUM I
    Chairs: Xavier Bertagna (France) & A J van der Lely (The Netherlands)
    IPSEN1
    IPSEN Fondation Lecture
    Endocrine Regulations Prize lecture : Redefining neuroendocrinology: stress, sex and cognitive and emotional regulation
    09:30 - 10:00 
    Tea & Coffee
    EXHIBITION AREA - PAVILION 2 (RIO PAVILION) & GALLERY
    10:00 - 11:30 
    Symposium 21: Environmental influences on endocrine systems
    AUDITORIUM II
    Chairs: Rod Mitchell (UK) & Josef Köhrle (Germany)
    Environment, Society and Governance
    S21.1
    Symposium 21: Environmental influences on endocrine systems
    Lifestyle and environmental factors in metabolic diseases
    S21.2
    Symposium 21: Environmental influences on endocrine systems
    Evidence on reproductive disorders through endocrine disruption in-utero
    S21.3
    Symposium 21: Environmental influences on endocrine systems
    EUthyroid: Towards a euthyroid Europe
    10:00 - 11:30 
    Symposium 22: Rare bone diseases
    endorsed by European Journal of Endocrinology
    ROOM 3C
    Chairs: Heide Siggelkow (Germany) & Carolina Moreira (Brazil)
    Calcium and Bone
    S22.1
    Symposium 22: Rare bone diseases
    Approach for clinicians
    S22.2
    Symposium 22: Rare bone diseases
    Osteogenesis imperfecta & Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
    S22.3
    Symposium 22: Rare bone diseases
    Fibrous dysplasia
    10:00 - 11:30 
    Symposium 23: Endo Oncology: prolactin, GH and metabolic hormones in oncology pathogenesis
    endorsed by Endocrine Connections
    AUDITORIUM VII
    Chairs: Cesar Boguszewski (Brasil) & Charlotte Bevan (UK)
    Interdisciplinary Endocrinology
    S23.1
    Symposium 23: Endo Oncology: prolactin, GH and metabolic hormones in oncology pathogenesis
    Prolactin regulation of prostate stem cells : potential implications in prostate cancer
    S23.2
    Symposium 23: Endo Oncology: prolactin, GH and metabolic hormones in oncology pathogenesis
    Does GH enable neoplastic growth?
    Los Angeles CA , USA
    S23.3
    Symposium 23: Endo Oncology: prolactin, GH and metabolic hormones in oncology pathogenesis
    Is reducing insulin-resistance relevant to prevent cancer?
    10:00 - 11:30 
    Symposium 24: Obesity: Pharmacological solutions
    AUDITORIUM I
    Chairs: Richard Bergman (USA) & Helena Cardoso (Portugal)
    Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism
    S24.1
    Symposium 24: Obesity: Pharmacological solutions
    MSH analogs
    Berlin, Germany
    S24.2
    Symposium 24: Obesity: Pharmacological solutions
    The future drugs to come
    S24.3
    Symposium 24: Obesity: Pharmacological solutions
    Solutions update for medically complicated obesity
    Glasgow, United Kingdom
    10:00 - 11:30 
    Symposium 25: HPA axis regulation during a woman's life: impact on metabolic outcomes
    AUDITORIUM VI
    Chairs: John Newell-Price (UK) & Marek Ruchala (Poland)
    Reproductive Endocrinology
    S25.1
    Symposium 25: HPA axis regulation during a woman's life: impact on metabolic outcomes
    Molecular basis of the HPA axis regulation in woman during stress and pregnancy
    S25.2
    Symposium 25: HPA axis regulation during a woman's life: impact on metabolic outcomes
    HPA axis, insulin resistance and adipocytokines in the fetal-maternal unit
    S25.3
    Symposium 25: HPA axis regulation during a woman's life: impact on metabolic outcomes
    11β-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase activity, androgen excess, and metabolic outcomes in woman
    Oxford, UK
    10:00 - 10:45 
    Debate 5: Should we still ablate all patients undergoing total thyroidectomy for thyroid cancer?
    AUDITORIUM VIII
    Chair: Andrzej Lewinski (Poland)
    Thyroid
    D5.1
    Debate 5: Should we still ablate all patients undergoing total thyroidectomy for thyroid cancer?
    For
    D5.2
    Debate 5: Should we still ablate all patients undergoing total thyroidectomy for thyroid cancer?
    Against
    Geneva, Switzerland
    11:45 - 12:45 
    Oral Communications 14 - Thyroid Cancer
    ROOM 3C
    Chairs: Maria Alevizacki (Greece) & Barbara Jarzab (Poland)
    OC14.1
    Oral Communications 14 - Thyroid Cancer
    Anti-Mullerian hormone (AMH) in pre-menopausal females after ablative radioiodine (RAI) treatment for differentiated thyroid cancer (DTC): single-center study.
    OC14.2
    Oral Communications 14 - Thyroid Cancer
    Suppression of heme oxygenase-1 inhibits growth and invasion of thyroid cancer
    OC14.3
    Oral Communications 14 - Thyroid Cancer
    TERT, BRAF and NRAS in the molecular profile of metastatic thyroid cancer: differences between primary and distant disease
    OC14.4
    Oral Communications 14 - Thyroid Cancer
    Inverse relation between thyroid cancer incidence and threshold for thyroid surgery: a national population-based retrospective study
    OC14.5
    Oral Communications 14 - Thyroid Cancer
    Do aggressive variants of papillary thyroid carcinoma have worse clinical outcome than classical papillary carcinoma?
    11:45 - 12:45 
    Oral Communications 13 - Reproduction & Endocrine Disruption
    AUDITORIUM II
    Chairs: Laure Morin-Papunen (Finland) & Ana Sousa (Portugal)
    OC13.1
    Oral Communications 13 - Reproduction & Endocrine Disruption
    Abstract withdrawn
    OC13.2
    Oral Communications 13 - Reproduction & Endocrine Disruption
    Thyroid peroxidase antibodies do not predict outcome in 900 women with recurrent pregnancy loss
    OC13.3
    Oral Communications 13 - Reproduction & Endocrine Disruption
    Sertoli Cell Expressed Hydroxysteroid (17BETA) Dehydrogenase 1 Is Required For Male Fertility
    OC13.4
    Oral Communications 13 - Reproduction & Endocrine Disruption
    Diabetes mellitus: a new cause of male infertility
    OC13.5
    Oral Communications 13 - Reproduction & Endocrine Disruption
    Urinary cadmium excretion is associated with increased synthesis of cortico- and sex steroids in a family-based Swiss population study
    11:45 - 12:45 
    Oral Communications 12 - Pituitary Clinical
    AUDITORIUM VII
    Chairs: Daniel Olsson (Sweden) & Özlem Çelik
    OC12.1
    Oral Communications 12 - Pituitary Clinical
    T2-Weighted Signal Intensity of Functional Pituitary Adenomas: Correlation With Clinicopathological Findings And Response To Treatment
    OC12.2
    Oral Communications 12 - Pituitary Clinical
    Use of temozolomide in a large cohort of patients with aggressive pituitary tumours and pituitary carcinomas: Results from a European Society of Endocrinology (ESE) survey.
    OC12.3
    Oral Communications 12 - Pituitary Clinical
    Recombinant Growth Hormone added to physical therapy in GH-deficient adults with complete (ASIA A) Spine Injury (EudraCT 2011-005377-23)
    OC12.4
    Oral Communications 12 - Pituitary Clinical
    Subclinical cardiovascular system dysfunction in the patients with Cushing’s disease.
    OC12.5
    Oral Communications 12 - Pituitary Clinical
    Effects of Pegvisomant And Somatostatin Receptor Ligands On Risk Of Vertebral Fractures In Patients With Acromegaly
    11:45 - 12:45 
    Oral Communications 11 - Obesity
    AUDITORIUM VI
    Chairs: Gema Frühbeck (Spain) & Valeriya Lyssenko (Sweden)
    OC11.1
    Oral Communications 11 - Obesity
    Role of Extracellular Vesicles In The Crosstalk Between Adipocytes And Pancreatic Beta-Cells
    OC11.2
    Oral Communications 11 - Obesity
    Three year prospective study in morbidly obese patients between longitudinal gastrectomy and gastric bypass based on a composite outcome combining weight loss efficacy and surgery related complications (PHRC SLEEVE K060213 / IDRCB2007-A00373-50)
    OC11.3
    Oral Communications 11 - Obesity
    Interleukin-1 antagonism decreases cortisol levels in obese individuals
    OC11.4
    Oral Communications 11 - Obesity
    Comparing effects of weight loss by liraglutide with intensive lifestyle modification on hepatic steatosis, inflammation and stiffness, and insulin resistance in obese Asians with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD)
    OC11.5
    Oral Communications 11 - Obesity
    Differentiating constitutional thinness from anorexia nervosa in DSM 5 era
    11:45 - 12:45 
    Oral Communications 10 - Bone & Calcium Homeostasis
    AUDITORIUM VIII
    Chairs: Julia Münzker (Austria) & Dilek Yazici (Turkey)
    OC10.1
    Oral Communications 10 - Bone & Calcium Homeostasis
    Treatment of 711 patients with hypoparathyroidism: a retrospective study in 3 German Endocrine Centres.
    OC10.2
    Oral Communications 10 - Bone & Calcium Homeostasis
    Evaluation of bone quality, measured by trabecular bone score (TBS) in patients with primary hyperparathyroidism (PHH) with and without surgery
    OC10.3
    Oral Communications 10 - Bone & Calcium Homeostasis
    High prevalence of radiological vertebral fractures in patients with differentiated thyroid carcinoma undergoing L-thyroxine TSH-suppressive therapy
    OC10.4
    Oral Communications 10 - Bone & Calcium Homeostasis
    The effect of denosumab or bisphosphonates in women with severe postmenopausal osteoporosis after completion of teriparatide treatment
    OC10.5
    Oral Communications 10 - Bone & Calcium Homeostasis
    Gα11-Phe220Ser loss-of-function mutation causes familial hypocalciuric hypercalcemia type-2 (FHH2) by disrupting a hydrophobic cluster critical for G-protein signaling
    Birmingham, UK
    11:45 - 12:30 
    Debate 6: Is it time for initial combination in type 2 diabetes?
    AUDITORIUM I
    Chair: Manuel Puig (Spain)
    Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism
    D6.1
    Debate 6: Is it time for initial combination in type 2 diabetes?
    For
    D6.2
    Debate 6: Is it time for initial combination in type 2 diabetes?
    Against
    12:45 - 13:45 
    Lunch & poster veiwing
    EXHIBITION AREA - PAVILION 2 (RIO PAVILION) & GALLERY
    13:00 - 13:45 
    ESE Annual General Meeting
    Members only
    AUDITORIUM III & IV
    13:45 - 14:30 
    New scientific approach 5
    GPCRs: from crystallization to the development of new treatment strategies for endocrine diseases
    AUDITORIUM VII
    Chair: Domenico Salvatore (Italy)
    NSA5.1
    New scientific approach 5
    New strategies to crystallize endocrine disease related-GPCRs
    NSA5.2
    New scientific approach 5
    Small molecule agonists and antagonists as potential new therapeutics targeting the TSH receptor
    13:45 - 14:30 
    New scientific approach 6
    AUDITORIUM VIII
    Chair: Riccarda Granata (Italy)
    NSA6
    New scientific approach 6
    Mitochondrial epigenetics in obesity and its co-diseases
    15:00 - 16:30 
    Symposium 26: Tissue specific defects in thyroid hormone action
    AUDITORIUM II
    Chairs: Domenico Salvatore (Italy) & Joana Palha (Portugal)
    Thyroid
    S26.1
    Symposium 26: Tissue specific defects in thyroid hormone action
    Mouse models to study tissue specific hypothyroidism
    Essen, Germany
    S26.2
    Symposium 26: Tissue specific defects in thyroid hormone action
    Syndromes of decreased sensitivity to TH
    Cambridge, United Kingdom
    S26.3
    Symposium 26: Tissue specific defects in thyroid hormone action
    Restoring TH action in patients with transporter defects: the Triac Trial
    15:00 - 16:30 
    Symposium 27: Vitamin D beyond bone
    endorsed by Endocrine Connections
    AUDITORIUM VI
    Chairs: Alper Gurlek (Turkey) & Evanthia Kassi (Greece)
    Calcium and Bone
    S27.1
    Symposium 27: Vitamin D beyond bone
    Heart & vessels
    S27.2
    Symposium 27: Vitamin D beyond bone
    Fertility
    S27.3
    Symposium 27: Vitamin D beyond bone
    Muscles
    15:00 - 16:30 
    Symposium 28: Sleep, love and reproduction
    endorsed by Endocrine Connections
    AUDITORIUM VII
    Chairs: Luis Sobrinho (Portugal) & Ilpo Huhtaniemi (Finland)
    Pituitary and Neuroendocrinology
    S28.1
    Symposium 28: Sleep, love and reproduction
    Candidate mechanisms underlying the association between poor sleep and obesity
    S28.2
    Symposium 28: Sleep, love and reproduction
    Oxytocin: from biology to love
    S28.3
    Symposium 28: Sleep, love and reproduction
    Kisspeptin & Neurokinin B
    London, UK
    15:00 - 16:30 
    Symposium 29: Novel predictors of diabetes
    AUDITORIUM I
    Chairs: Carlo Acerini (UK) & Carlos Penha Gonçalves (Portugal)
    Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism
    S29.1
    Symposium 29: Novel predictors of diabetes
    Type 1 Diabetes
    S29.2
    Symposium 29: Novel predictors of diabetes
    Clinical and genetic indicators
    S29.3
    Symposium 29: Novel predictors of diabetes
    NAFLD, diabetes and CVD
    15:00 - 16:30 
    Symposium 30: Moving away from old-fashioned steroidogenesis: what are the clinical implications?
    AUDITORIUM VIII
    Chairs: Matti Poutanen (Finland) & Vera Popovic (Serbia)
    Adrenal and Neuroendocrine Tumours
    S30.1
    Symposium 30: Moving away from old-fashioned steroidogenesis: what are the clinical implications?
    Clinical relevance of alternative synthesis of androgens
    S30.2
    Symposium 30: Moving away from old-fashioned steroidogenesis: what are the clinical implications?
    Clinical relevance of steroid precursors in adrenocortical tumors
    Birmingham, United Kingdom
    S30.3
    Symposium 30: Moving away from old-fashioned steroidogenesis: what are the clinical implications?
    Glucocorticoid production in primary aldosteronism – from mechanisms to clinical implications
    Zürich, Switzerland
    16:30 - 17:00 
    Tea & Coffee
    FOYER D
    17:00 - 17:15 
    ESE Young Investigator awards ceremony
    AUDITORIUM I
    17:15 - 17:45 
    Plenary 6
    AUDITORIUM I
    Chairs: Robin Peeters (The Netherlands) & Maria João Bugalho (Portugal)
    P6
    Plenary 6
    Thyroid oncology in the crossroads of precision and narrative medicine
    17:45 - 18:15 
    Closing Ceremony
    AUDITORIUM I
Mies	Kerstens
Sun 21 11:10
N1.3
Nurses session: Diabetes meets endocrinology – clinical practice overlap and seamless care
Challenges in the management of patients with Cushing’s syndrome and diabetes
Elizabeth	Baranowski
Sun 21 12:39
OC1.3
Oral Communications 1 - Adrenal (Basic & Clinical)
Steroid Metabolomics for Accurate and Rapid Diagnosis of Inborn Steroidogenic Disorders
Qifu	Li
Sun 21 13:03
OC1.5
Oral Communications 1 - Adrenal (Basic & Clinical)
Diagnostic accuracy of three confirmatory tests for primary aldosteronism: a prospective study and systematic review
Orit	Barenholz-Goultschin
Sun 21 12:15
OC4.1
Oral Communications 4 - Thyroid Disease 1
Hypothyroidism in pregnancy is associated with twin pregnancies and with adverse obstetric outcome: Analysis of 142,277 deliveries data from a single center
Konrad	Patyra
Sun 21 12:27
OC4.2
Oral Communications 4 - Thyroid Disease 1
Inducible thyrocyte-specific Gs alpha-deficient mice as a novel model for hypothyroidism
Sarantis	Livadas
Sun 21 13:03
OC4.5
Oral Communications 4 - Thyroid Disease 1
Levothyroxine replacement therapy: once treatment is started, should it last indefinitely?
Jens	Holst
Sun 21 15:30
S9.1
Symposium 9: Novel type 2 diabetes treatment: beyond glycaemic control
Experimental models
Wim	Dik
Mon 22 10:30
S12.1
Symposium 12: New developments in Graves' orbitopathy
The orbital fibroblast: a key player and target for therapy in graves' orbitopathy
Eric	Barros
Mon 22 12:15
OC5.1
Oral Communications 5 - Cardiovascular Endocrinology
Polarized epithelial cells release exosomes loaded with miRNAs capable of interacting with HSD11B2 and MR genes
Maxime	Kwapich
Mon 22 12:39
OC5.3
Oral Communications 5 - Cardiovascular Endocrinology
Cardio Metabolic Assessment of Lamin A/C Mutation Carriers According To R482 or Non-R482 Mutation
Laurence	Dumeige
Mon 22 13:03
OC5.5
Oral Communications 5 - Cardiovascular Endocrinology
Sex Dimorphism of Renal Corticosteroid Signaling during development and long term consequence on blood pressure.
Ron	Piran
Mon 22 12:15
OC6.1
Oral Communications 6 - Diabetes Therapy and Complications
A passe-PAR2 for beta-cell regeneration and protection
Federica	Ermetici
Mon 22 12:27
OC6.2
Oral Communications 6 - Diabetes Therapy and Complications
Insulin-Mimetic Effects of Short-Term Rapamycin in Type 1 Diabetic Patients prior Islet Transplantation
Marcin	Chrusciel
Mon 22 12:15
OC7.1
Oral Communications 7 - Endocrine Tumours
Estrogens enhance gonadectomy-induced adrenocortical tumor progression in mice
Amit	Tirosh
Mon 22 12:39
OC7.3
Oral Communications 7 - Endocrine Tumours
High Total 68Ga-DOTATATE-Avid Tumor Volume (TV) is Associated with Low Progression-Free Survival and High Disease-Specific Mortality Rate in Patients with Neuroendocrine Tumors
Eleonora	Vitali
Mon 22 12:51
OC7.4
Oral Communications 7 - Endocrine Tumours
A novel insight into the anticancer mechanism of metformin in Pancreatic Neuroendocrine Tumor cells
Irina	Agoulnik
Mon 22 13:03
OC7.5
Oral Communications 7 - Endocrine Tumours
Regulation of Steroid Receptor Signalling by Tumor Suppressor INPP4B
Ivan	Bassi
Mon 22 12:27
OC8.2
Oral Communications 8 - Neuroendocrinology
Knocking down/out the prokineticin pathway during zebrafish development results in the GnRH neurons axons misguiding
Fernando	Jimenez
Mon 22 13:03
OC8.5
Oral Communications 8 - Neuroendocrinology
Ephrin-B2 is required for pituitary development
Georgios	Papadakis
Mon 22 16:00
N3.2
Nurses session: Update on diet and lifestyle throughout lifespan to improve health
Sexual hormones and bone, a close link throughout lifespan
Gherardo	Mazziotti
Tue 23
MTE11
Meet the expert 11
Drug induced osteoporosis
Valeriano	Leite
Tue 23 08:15
MTE14
Meet the expert 14
Thyroid carcinoma: complicated cases
Massimo	Giusti
Tue 23 11:45
OC14.1
Oral Communications 14 - Thyroid Cancer
Anti-Mullerian hormone (AMH) in pre-menopausal females after ablative radioiodine (RAI) treatment for differentiated thyroid cancer (DTC): single-center study.
Shih-Ping	Cheng
Tue 23 11:57
OC14.2
Oral Communications 14 - Thyroid Cancer
Suppression of heme oxygenase-1 inhibits growth and invasion of thyroid cancer
Brigitte	Decallonne
Tue 23 12:21
OC14.4
Oral Communications 14 - Thyroid Cancer
Inverse relation between thyroid cancer incidence and threshold for thyroid surgery: a national population-based retrospective study
Ann	McCormack
Tue 23 11:57
OC12.2
Oral Communications 12 - Pituitary Clinical
Use of temozolomide in a large cohort of patients with aggressive pituitary tumours and pituitary carcinomas: Results from a European Society of Endocrinology (ESE) survey.
Guillem	Cuatrecasas
Tue 23 12:09
OC12.3
Oral Communications 12 - Pituitary Clinical
Recombinant Growth Hormone added to physical therapy in GH-deficient adults with complete (ASIA A) Spine Injury (EudraCT 2011-005377-23)
Sabrina	Chiloiro
Tue 23 12:33
OC12.5
Oral Communications 12 - Pituitary Clinical
Effects of Pegvisomant And Somatostatin Receptor Ligands On Risk Of Vertebral Fractures In Patients With Acromegaly
Sandrine	Urwyler
Tue 23 12:09
OC11.3
Oral Communications 11 - Obesity
Interleukin-1 antagonism decreases cortisol levels in obese individuals
Natacha	Germain
Tue 23 12:33
OC11.5
Oral Communications 11 - Obesity
Differentiating constitutional thinness from anorexia nervosa in DSM 5 era
Elisabeth	Lerchbaum
Tue 23 15:30
S27.2
Symposium 27: Vitamin D beyond bone
Fertility
Daniel Ackermann
Tue 23 12:33
OC13.5
Oral Communications 13 - Reproduction & Endocrine Disruption
Urinary cadmium excretion is associated with increased synthesis of cortico- and sex steroids in a family-based Swiss population study
Simak Ali
London, UK
Mon 22 11:00
S11.2
Symposium 11: New Roles for Nuclear Receptors
Crosstalk between estrogen signalling and DNA damage repair
London, UK
Sundin Anders
Sun 21 11:00
S2.2
Symposium 2: Evolving diagnostics in adrenal and neuroendocrine tumours
Current status in morphological imaging in adrenal and gastrointestinal neuroendocrine tumours
Rosita Angela	Condorelli
Tue 23 12:21
OC13.4
Oral Communications 13 - Reproduction & Endocrine Disruption
Diabetes mellitus: a new cause of male infertility
Tais Assmann
Sun 21 12:15
OC2.1
Oral Communications 2 - Diabetes Prediction and Complications
microRNA expression profile in plasma from patients with type 1 diabetes: a case-control study and bioinformatics analysis
Philippe Backeljauw
Cincinnati, USA
Sun 21 11:40
Guidelines session 1: Management of Turner Syndrome
The heart in Turner syndrome
Cincinnati, USA
Luigi Bartalena
Mon 22 11:00
S12.2
Symposium 12: New developments in Graves' orbitopathy
Management of Graves orbitopathy
Tomasz Bednarczuk
Mon 22 08:15
MTE7
Meet the expert 7
When and which treatment to use in Graves disease?
Christian Benedict
Tue 23 15:00
S28.1
Symposium 28: Sleep, love and reproduction
Candidate mechanisms underlying the association between poor sleep and obesity
Jerome Bertherat
France
Sun 21
ENDO-ERN session
Introduction and view from the ESE clinical committee
France
Johan Beun
't Harde, The Netherlands
Sun 21 12:45
N2.3
Nurses session: Nurses professional development and networking session
Introducing the E-learning module in Adrenal Insufficiency for endocrine nurses in The Netherlands
't Harde, The Netherlands
Felix Beuschlein
Zürich, Switzerland
Tue 23 16:00
S30.3
Symposium 30: Moving away from old-fashioned steroidogenesis: what are the clinical implications?
Glucocorticoid production in primary aldosteronism – from mechanisms to clinical implications
Zürich, Switzerland
Antonio Bianco
Chicago, USA
Sun 21 15:30
S6.1
Symposium 6: Treatment of hypothyroidism: what have we learned?
What is the clinical relevance of deiodinase polymorphisms?
Chicago, USA
Nadine Binart
Sun 21 10:30
S3.1
Symposium 3: From the pituitary to the periphery
Implication of the prolactin receptor in humans
Dennis Black
Mon 22
D3.2
Debate 3: Drug holiday in osteoporosis
Against
Sofie Bliddal
Tue 23 11:57
OC13.2
Oral Communications 13 - Reproduction & Endocrine Disruption
Thyroid peroxidase antibodies do not predict outcome in 900 women with recurrent pregnancy loss
Eva-Maria Bogner
Mon 22 12:15
OC8.1
Oral Communications 8 - Neuroendocrinology
Elucidating the molecular mechanisms underlying AIP dependent tumorigenesis.
Marek Bolanowski
Sun 21 16:30
S8.3
Symposium 8: Predictors of therapeutic response in functioning pituitary tumours
Clinical application and practice
Enzo Bonora
Tue 23 16:00
S29.3
Symposium 29: Novel predictors of diabetes
NAFLD, diabetes and CVD
Stefan Bornstein
Mon 22 16:00
S20.2
Symposium 20: Beta cell replacement and plasticity
New Strategies for beta cell replacement
Philippe Bouchard
Mon 22 08:15
MTE10
Meet the Expert 10
Contraception in women with obesity, metabolic syndrome and diabetes
Roger Bouillon
Tue 23 16:00
S27.3
Symposium 27: Vitamin D beyond bone
Muscles
Vickie Braithwaite
Cambridge, UK
Sun 21 11:00
S5.2
Symposium 5: EYES session
Vitamin D and rickets in African children
Cambridge, UK
Leticia Brondani
Sun 21 13:03
OC2.5
Oral Communications 2 - Diabetes Prediction and Complications
Urinary peptidomics for the detection of diabetic kidney disease
Michael Buchfelder
Erlangen, Germany
Mon 22 11:30
S13.3
Symposium 13: Challenging pituitary diseases
Sellar masses
Erlangen, Germany
Sarah Caixeta	Cardoso
Sun 21 12:39
OC4.3
Oral Communications 4 - Thyroid Disease 1
A Novel Variant In The SERPINA7 Gene Causing Partial TBG Deficiency In A Woman And Two Male Siblings: Molecular and Protein Structural analysis
Cecilia Camacho-Hubner
Mon 22 12:51
OC8.4
Oral Communications 8 - Neuroendocrinology
Cerebrovascular stroke incidence in GH-Treated Adults: Experience from KIMS (Pfizer International Metabolic Database)
Luis Cardoso
Sun 21 11:50
Symposium 5: EYES session
Eyes activities and invitation to Eyes annual meeting
Bertrand Cariou
Mon 22 15:30
S16.1
Symposium 16: Late-breaking: the PCSK9 revolution
Beyond LDL lowering: the pleiotropic roles of PCSK9
Mon 22 16:30
S16.3
Symposium 16: Late-breaking: the PCSK9 revolution
PCSK9 inhibition in clinical practice: present and future
Enrico Carmina
Mon 22
D4.2
Debate 4: Is cardiovascular risk increased in women with PCOS?
Against
Justo Castaño
Sun 21 11:30
S3.3
Symposium 3: From the pituitary to the periphery
Somatostatin receptors: news in the pituitary, lessons for the periphery
Roland Chapurlat
Tue 23 11:00
S22.3
Symposium 22: Rare bone diseases
Fibrous dysplasia
Françoise	Borson- Chazot
Mon 22 11:00
S14.2
Symposium 14: Searching for the cause and approach in ectopic hormone syndromes
Rare acromegaly
Vasileios Chortis
Birmingham, United Kingdom
Tue 23 15:30
S30.2
Symposium 30: Moving away from old-fashioned steroidogenesis: what are the clinical implications?
Clinical relevance of steroid precursors in adrenocortical tumors
Birmingham, United Kingdom
Luisa Cianferotti
Tue 23 10:00
S22.1
Symposium 22: Rare bone diseases
Approach for clinicians
Frank Claessens
KU Leuven University, Leuven
Mon 22 11:30
S11.3
Symposium 11: New Roles for Nuclear Receptors
The role of androgens in bone
KU Leuven University, Leuven
Regis Cohen
Tue 23 11:57
OC11.2
Oral Communications 11 - Obesity
Three year prospective study in morbidly obese patients between longitudinal gastrectomy and gastric bypass based on a composite outcome combining weight loss efficacy and surgery related complications (PHRC SLEEVE K060213 / IDRCB2007-A00373-50)
Patrick Collombat
Nice, France
Mon 22 16:30
S20.3
Symposium 20: Beta cell replacement and plasticity
Induction of pancreatic beta-like cell neogenesis
Nice, France
Ana Crujeiras
Tue 23 13:45
NSA6
New scientific approach 6
Mitochondrial epigenetics in obesity and its co-diseases
Patrizia D'amelio
Sun 21 15:30
S7.1
Symposium 7: Crosstalk between bone & other organ(ism)s
Immune system
Svetozar Damjanovic
Tue 23 10:00
S25.1
Symposium 25: HPA axis regulation during a woman's life: impact on metabolic outcomes
Molecular basis of the HPA axis regulation in woman during stress and pregnancy
Carla Dato
Mon 22 13:03
OC9.5
Oral Communications 9 - Thyroid Disease 2
Selenium Supplementation In The Management Of Thyroid Autoimmunity During Pregnancy: Results Of The ‘Serena Study' A Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled trial.
Hans DeVries
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Mon 22 08:15
MTE6
Meet the expert 6
How best to utilise technology in diabetes?
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Waljit Dhillo
London, UK
Tue 23 16:00
S28.3
Symposium 28: Sleep, love and reproduction
Kisspeptin & Neurokinin B
London, UK
Evanthia Diamanti-Kandarakis
Mon 22
EHM1
European Hormone Medal Lecture
Endocrine disruptors: Is it all Greek to us?
Andrew Dwyer
Lausanne, Switzerland
Sun 21 10:50
N1.2
Nurses session: Diabetes meets endocrinology – clinical practice overlap and seamless care
Links between hypogonadism, the metabolic syndrome and type 2 diabetes
Lausanne, Switzerland
Richard Eastell
Sheffield, UK
Sun 21
MTE5
Meet the expert 5
Modern spectrum of bone turnover markers - Are they clinically useful?
Sheffield, UK
Andreas Ebbehoj
Sun 21 12:51
OC1.4
Oral Communications 1 - Adrenal (Basic & Clinical)
The Epidemiology of Pheochromocytoma – Increasing Incidence and Changing Clinical Presentation. A population-based retrospective study 1977-2015.
Erik Eriksen
Sun 21 11:30
S1.3
Symposium 1: Clinical updates in Hypoparathyrodism
Therapeutic approaches
Javier Escalada
Sun 21 16:30
S9.3
Symposium 9: Novel type 2 diabetes treatment: beyond glycaemic control
SGLT2 inhibition: long term protective effects
Héctor Escobar-Morreale
Tue 23 08:15
MTE12
Meet the expert 12
A modern approach for treatment PCOS
Juan Falcon-Perez
Sun 21 14:15
NSA2
New Scientific Approach 2
Exosome profiling: potential in cancer diagnosis and stratification
Professor Sadaf Farooqi
Cambridge, UK
Sun 21 11:00
S4.2
Symposium 4: 2nd Joint Global Symposium on Obesity - the many dimensions of the childhood globesity problem
The Hunger Genes: Pathways to Obesity
Cambridge, UK
Patrick Fenichel
Tue 23 10:00
S21.1
Symposium 21: Environmental influences on endocrine systems
Lifestyle and environmental factors in metabolic diseases
Dr Frederic Flamant
Lyon, France
Mon 22 14:15
NSA4
New scientific approach 4
What is the CRISPR CAS9 technology?
Lyon, France
Dr Cecilia Follin
Lund, Sweden
Mon 22 08:15
MTNE1
Meet the nurse expert
Providing nursing care for the adult patient with endocrine late effects of cancer treatment
Lund, Sweden
Anna Formenti
Tue 23 10:30
S22.2
Symposium 22: Rare bone diseases
Osteogenesis imperfecta & Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
Tue 23 12:09
OC10.3
Oral Communications 10 - Bone & Calcium Homeostasis
High prevalence of radiological vertebral fractures in patients with differentiated thyroid carcinoma undergoing L-thyroxine TSH-suppressive therapy
Gema Frühbeck
Tue 23 10:30
S24.2
Symposium 24: Obesity: Pharmacological solutions
The future drugs to come
Monica Gadelha
Sun 21 15:30
S8.1
Symposium 8: Predictors of therapeutic response in functioning pituitary tumours
Molecular profiling
Baptist Gallwitz
Sun 21 16:00
S9.2
Symposium 9: Novel type 2 diabetes treatment: beyond glycaemic control
Clinical studies on GLP1 - cardiovascular outcomes
Jean Gautier
Tue 23
MTE13
Meet the expert 13
What can new insulins provide for management of diabetes?
Iacopo Gesmundo
Tue 23 11:45
OC11.1
Oral Communications 11 - Obesity
Role of Extracellular Vesicles In The Crosstalk Between Adipocytes And Pancreatic Beta-Cells
Anne-Paule Gimenez-Roqueplo
Paris, France
Mon 22 16:00
S17.2
Symposium 17: What endocrinologists should know about the genomics of endocrine tumors
Clinical implications of SDH mutations
Paris, France
Thomas Giordano
Ann Arbor, USA
Mon 22 15:30
S17.1
Symposium 17: What endocrinologists should know about the genomics of endocrine tumors
Clinical consequences of the recent genomics findings in thyroid cancer
Ann Arbor, USA
Amod Godbole
Sun 21 12:51
OC4.4
Oral Communications 4 - Thyroid Disease 1
The TSH receptor reaches the trans-Golgi network to induce PKA activation and trigger gene transcription
Vincent Goffin
Tue 23 10:00
S23.1
Symposium 23: Endo Oncology: prolactin, GH and metabolic hormones in oncology pathogenesis
Prolactin regulation of prostate stem cells : potential implications in prostate cancer
Caroline Gorvin
Birmingham, UK
Tue 23 12:33
OC10.5
Oral Communications 10 - Bone & Calcium Homeostasis
Gα11-Phe220Ser loss-of-function mutation causes familial hypocalciuric hypercalcemia type-2 (FHH2) by disrupting a hydrophobic cluster critical for G-protein signaling
Birmingham, UK
Claus Gravholt
Sun 21 10:30
Guidelines session 1: Management of Turner Syndrome
Introduction
Yona Greenman
Tel Aviv, Israel
Sun 21
D1.1
Debate 1: Is there a role for medical therapy for non- functioning pituitary adenomas?
For
Tel Aviv, Israel
Stefan Groeneweg
Tue 23 16:00
S26.3
Symposium 26: Tissue specific defects in thyroid hormone action
Restoring TH action in patients with transporter defects: the Triac Trial
Martin Grussendorf
Tue 23 11:45
OC10.1
Oral Communications 10 - Bone & Calcium Homeostasis
Treatment of 711 patients with hypoparathyroidism: a retrospective study in 3 German Endocrine Centres.
Thomas Gudermann
Sun 21
MTBS1
Meet the basic scientist
Unravelling the role of transient receptor potential channels in endocrine regulation and metabolism
Susana Guerreiro
Tue 23 15:30
S28.2
Symposium 28: Sleep, love and reproduction
Oxytocin: from biology to love
Janne Hakkarainen
Tue 23 12:09
OC13.3
Oral Communications 13 - Reproduction & Endocrine Disruption
Sertoli Cell Expressed Hydroxysteroid (17BETA) Dehydrogenase 1 Is Required For Male Fertility
Fadil Hannan
Oxford, UK
Sun 21 11:00
S1.2
Symposium 1: Clinical updates in Hypoparathyrodism
Acquired hypoparathyroidism

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Oxford, UK
Hans-Ulrich Häring
Mon 22
P4
Plenary 4
The role of brain insulin resistance for the development of prediabetic phenotypes
Dr Heike Heuer
Essen, Germany
Tue 23 15:00
S26.1
Symposium 26: Tissue specific defects in thyroid hormone action
Mouse models to study tissue specific hypothyroidism
Essen, Germany
Hans Hofland
Tue 23 15:00
S30.1
Symposium 30: Moving away from old-fashioned steroidogenesis: what are the clinical implications?
Clinical relevance of alternative synthesis of androgens
Anthony Hollenberg
Boston, USA
Sun 21 16:30
S6.3
Symposium 6: Treatment of hypothyroidism: what have we learned?
Rebuilding your own thyroid from stem cells; the future therapy of hypothyroidism?
Boston, USA
Alicja Hubalewska-Dydejczyk
Mon 22
MTE8
Meet the expert 8
How best to manage neuroendocrine tumours? - towards a new algorithm
Isabel Huguet
Tue 23 11:57
OC10.2
Oral Communications 10 - Bone & Calcium Homeostasis
Evaluation of bone quality, measured by trabecular bone score (TBS) in patients with primary hyperparathyroidism (PHH) with and without surgery
Simona Ioana	Chisalita
Mon 22 12:51
OC6.4
Oral Communications 6 - Diabetes Therapy and Complications
Copeptin and its association to cardiovascular dysfunction in type 2 diabetes
Patricia Iozzo
Mon 22 08:15
MTBS2
Meet the basic scientist
Neuroimaging in obesity and diabetes: regulation and dysregulation of appetite and satiety
Franz Jakob
Mon 22 08:15
MTE9
Meet the expert 9
Sarcopenia- Why should we care?
Dr Sheba Jarvis
London, UK
Sun 21 12:27
OC3.2
Oral Communications 3 - Receptors & Signalling
Elucidating the role of Liver X receptors (LXRs) in the testis using lipid systems biology.
London, UK
Jens Jørgensen
Sun 21 08:15
MTE2
Meet the expert 2
Diagnosis and treatment of GH-deficiency: from transition to senescence
Anne Jouinot
Mon 22 12:27
OC7.2
Oral Communications 7 - Endocrine Tumours
Targeted molecular markers derived from genomic classification for Adrenocortical Cancer prognostication
Anders Juul
Copenhagen, Denmark
Sun 21
ENDO-ERN session
Opportunities, priorities, & dissemination of expertise
Copenhagen, Denmark
Kimberly Kamp
Mon 22 11:00
S14.3
Symposium 14: Searching for the cause and approach in ectopic hormone syndromes
Rare hypoglycemia
Niki Karavitaki
Birmingham, UK
Mon 22 10:30
S13.1
Symposium 13: Challenging pituitary diseases
Hypophysitis
Birmingham, UK
Gerard Karsenty
Sun 21 16:00
S7.2
Symposium 7: Crosstalk between bone & other organ(ism)s
Regulation of adaptation to exercise by Osteocalcin
Electron Kebebew
Mon 22 16:00
S19.2
Symposium 19: How to incorporate the new guidelines for thyroid cancer in my clinical practice
When and how should we perform extensive surgery?
Fahrettin Kelestimur
Mon 22 16:00
S18.2
Symposium 18: Hyperandrogenism: challenges in clinical management
Metabolic perspectives for the non-classical CAH
Hector Keun
Sun 21 14:15
NSA1
New Scientific Approach 1
Identifying molecular signatures for cancer patient stratification via metabolomics and integrative bioinformatics
Noushafarin Khajavi
Sun 21 12:39
OC2.3
Oral Communications 2 - Diabetes Prediction and Complications
GLP-1 based multi-agonists-induced signaling includes profound TRP channel involvement in insulin secretion
Joan Khoo
Tue 23 12:21
OC11.4
Oral Communications 11 - Obesity
Comparing effects of weight loss by liraglutide with intensive lifestyle modification on hepatic steatosis, inflammation and stiffness, and insulin resistance in obese Asians with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD)
Reza Kiamanesh
Sun 21
D2.2
Debate 2: Incidentally discovered non-functioning pancreatic NENs: Surgery or not?
Against
Hye Kim
Mon 22 12:51
OC9.4
Oral Communications 9 - Thyroid Disease 2
Thyroid dysfunction during the use of PD-1/PD-L1 blockade predicts its therapeutic response in the patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer
Janina Kirchner
Sun 21 12:30
N2.2
Nurses session: Nurses professional development and networking session
Utilising the Competence Framework to develop the role of Endocrine Nurses in Adrenal Insufficiency
Janis Klovins
Mon 22 12:39
OC6.3
Oral Communications 6 - Diabetes Therapy and Complications
Alterations in DNA methylation from peripheral blood cells in humans treated with metformin.
Ulrich Knigge
Sun 21
D2.1
Debate 2: Incidentally discovered non-functioning pancreatic NENs: Surgery or not?
For
Mikael Knip
Tue 23 15:00
S29.1
Symposium 29: Novel predictors of diabetes
Type 1 Diabetes
Nazarii Kobyliak
Sun 21 12:51
OC2.4
Oral Communications 2 - Diabetes Prediction and Complications
Effect of alive probiotic on insulin resistance in type 2 diabetes patients: randomized clinical trial
Tomaz Kocjan
Tue 23 12:21
OC10.4
Oral Communications 10 - Bone & Calcium Homeostasis
The effect of denosumab or bisphosphonates in women with severe postmenopausal osteoporosis after completion of teriparatide treatment
Josef Köhrle
Sun 21 11:40
S5.4
Symposium 5: EYES session
Endocrine Connections - the place to publish for the early career endocrinologist
John Kopchick
Ohio, USA
Sun 21 11:00
S3.2
Symposium 3: From the pituitary to the periphery
GHR : are there benefits of endocrine defects?
Ohio, USA
Dr Tim Korevaar
Netherlands, Netherlands
Sun 21 10:40
S5.1
Symposium 5: EYES session
Effects of maternal thyroid function on infant neurodevelopment
Netherlands, Netherlands
Jette Kristensen
Sun 21
ENDO-ERN session
The patient’s view
Matthias Kroiss
Sun 21 12:15
OC1.1
Oral Communications 1 - Adrenal (Basic & Clinical)
High resolution tissue mass spectrometry imaging – a new tool for identification of prognostic markers in adrenocortical carcinoma
Heiko Krude
Berlin, Germany
Sun 21
MTE4
Meet the expert 4
Optimised treatment for congenital hypothyroidism throughout lifetime
Berlin, Germany
Dr Peter Kühnen
Berlin, Germany
Tue 23 10:00
S24.1
Symposium 24: Obesity: Pharmacological solutions
MSH analogs
Berlin, Germany
André Lacroix
Sun 21 17:30
P3
Plenary 3
Update on regulation of steroidogenesis by aberrant hormone receptors
Professor Bente Langdahl
Aarhus, Denmark
Mon 22
D3.1
Debate 3: Drug holiday in osteoporosis
For
Aarhus, Denmark
Professor Mike Lean
Glasgow, United Kingdom
Tue 23 11:00
S24.3
Symposium 24: Obesity: Pharmacological solutions
Solutions update for medically complicated obesity
Glasgow, United Kingdom
Sophie Leboulleux
Geneva, Switzerland
Tue 23
D5.2
Debate 5: Should we still ablate all patients undergoing total thyroidectomy for thyroid cancer?
Against
Geneva, Switzerland
Julika Lietzow
Sun 21 12:51
OC3.4
Oral Communications 3 - Receptors & Signalling
Treatment with thyroid hormone metabolite 3,5-T2 alters cholesterol and sex steroid metabolism in mouse liver
Agnes Linglart
Paris, France
Sun 21 10:30
S1.1
Symposium 1: Clinical updates in Hypoparathyrodism
Congenital hypoparathyroidism
Paris, France
Dr Sofia Llahana
London, UK
Sun 21 12:55
N2.4
Nurses session: Nurses professional development and networking session
Developing a european position statement for endocrine nurses providing care for patients with adrenal insufficiency
London, UK
Tim Lobstein
Sun 21 11:30
S4.3
Symposium 4: 2nd Joint Global Symposium on Obesity - the many dimensions of the childhood globesity problem
Policy Response to Childhood Obesity
Miguel López
Sat 20
EJE1
European Journal of Endocrinology Prize Lecture
Hypothalamic AMPK: a golden target against obesity?
Anton Luger
Mon 22 12:15
European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS), Section of Endocrinology
Introduction
Markus Luster
Tue 23
D5.1
Debate 5: Should we still ablate all patients undergoing total thyroidectomy for thyroid cancer?
For
Valery Lyssenko
Tue 23 15:30
S29.2
Symposium 29: Novel predictors of diabetes
Clinical and genetic indicators
Leocadio Mañas
Sun 21 08:15
MTE1
Meet the expert 1
How to manage diabetes in the elderly?
David Mangelsdorf
Sun 21 09:30
P2
Plenary 2
The secret life of FGF21
Camilla Maria	Falch
Mon 22 12:39
OC8.3
Oral Communications 8 - Neuroendocrinology
RNA sequencing and RT-qPCR identify different gene expression profiles in fast- vs. slow-growing non-functioning pituitary adenomas
Laura Marinis
Mon 22 11:00
S13.2
Symposium 13: Challenging pituitary diseases
Empty sella
Luis Masana
Tue 23
MTE16
Meet the expert 16
New treatment approaches in dyslipidemia
George Mastorakos
Tue 23 10:30
S25.2
Symposium 25: HPA axis regulation during a woman's life: impact on metabolic outcomes
HPA axis, insulin resistance and adipocytokines in the fetal-maternal unit
Liubov Matchekhina
Sun 21 11:20
S5.3
Symposium 5: EYES session
Carbohydrate metabolism in patients with Cushing disease: a glance at the incretin system
Mickael Mathieu
Sun 21 12:27
OC1.2
Oral Communications 1 - Adrenal (Basic & Clinical)
EZH2 : a master regulator of adrenal cortex homeostasis and zonation
Dídac Mauricio
Tue 23
D6.2
Debate 6: Is it time for initial combination in type 2 diabetes?
Against
Claudia Maushart
Mon 22 12:27
OC9.2
Oral Communications 9 - Thyroid Disease 2
Effect of restoration of euthyroidism in patients with hypothyroidism on cold induced thermogenesis
Bruce McEwen
Tue 23 09:00
IPSEN1
IPSEN Fondation Lecture
Endocrine Regulations Prize lecture : Redefining neuroendocrinology: stress, sex and cognitive and emotional regulation
Shlomo Melmed
Los Angeles CA , USA
Tue 23 10:30
S23.2
Symposium 23: Endo Oncology: prolactin, GH and metabolic hormones in oncology pathogenesis
Does GH enable neoplastic growth?
Los Angeles CA , USA
Miguel Melo
Mon 22 16:30
S19.3
Symposium 19: How to incorporate the new guidelines for thyroid cancer in my clinical practice
Dynamic risk stratification in low-risk vs high-risk patients
Tue 23 12:09
OC14.3
Oral Communications 14 - Thyroid Cancer
TERT, BRAF and NRAS in the molecular profile of metastatic thyroid cancer: differences between primary and distant disease
Geltrude Mingore
Mon 22 10:30
S15.1
Symposium 15: Metabolic surgery: mechanisms to clinical results
The upper gut anti-incretin theory
José Miranda
Mon 22 16:00
S16.2
Symposium 16: Late-breaking: the PCSK9 revolution
New strategies for inhibiting PCSK9
Gilles Mithieux
Mon 22 11:00
S15.2
Symposium 15: Metabolic surgery: mechanisms to clinical results
The role of bile in metabolic surgery
Ahmad Moolla
Sun 21 13:03
OC3.5
Oral Communications 3 - Receptors & Signalling
Accurate staging of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease through analysis of the urinary steroid metabolome
Pauline Musson
Mon 22 15:30
N3.1
Nurses session: Update on diet and lifestyle throughout lifespan to improve health
Prevalance and treatment of vitamin D deficiency in children
Jan Nedergaard
Stockholm, Sweden
Mon 22 18:00
P5
Plenary 5
Browning of adipose tissue and metabolic regulation
Stockholm, Sweden
Susanne Neumann
Tue 23 14:05
NSA5.2
New scientific approach 5
Small molecule agonists and antagonists as potential new therapeutics targeting the TSH receptor
Michael O'Reilly
Dublin, Ireland
Sun 21 12:39
OC3.3
Oral Communications 3 - Receptors & Signalling
AKR1C3-mediated adipose androgen generation drives lipotoxicity in polycystic ovary syndrome
Dublin, Ireland
Salvatore Oliviero
Mon 22 14:15
NSA3
New scientific approach 3
Genomic approaches on epigenetics
Marsha Ooswaard
Mon 22 16:30
N3.3
Nurses session: Update on diet and lifestyle throughout lifespan to improve health
Prevention and management of post - menopausal osteoporosis
Renato Pasquali
Mon 22
CET1
Clinical Endocrinology Trust Lecture
New perspectives on the definition and management of the polycystic ovary syndrome
Ans	van Pelt
Sun 21 16:00
S10.2
Symposium 10: The challenges of Male Fertility
Fertility preservation in pre-pubertal and young males
Alberto Pereira
Sun 21
ENDO-ERN session
Endo-ERN: introduction to a unique network
Professor Petros Perros
United Kingdom
Mon 22 11:30
S12.3
Symposium 12: New developments in Graves' orbitopathy
How to predict progression in Graves' orbitopathy
United Kingdom
Milan Petakov
Tue 23 08:15
MTE15
Meet the expert 15
Gaucher's disease: interdisciplinary management
Stephan Petersenn
Mon 22 10:30
S14.1
Symposium 14: Searching for the cause and approach in ectopic hormone syndromes
Rare Cushing's
Patrick Petrossians
Sun 21 16:00
S8.2
Symposium 8: Predictors of therapeutic response in functioning pituitary tumours
Imaging
Marija Pfeifer
Mon 22 16:30
S18.3
Symposium 18: Hyperandrogenism: challenges in clinical management
Hyperandrogenism and cardiometabolic risk
Nelly Pitteloud
Lausanne, Switzerland
Sun 21 16:30
S10.3
Symposium 10: The challenges of Male Fertility
Pubertal induction and hormone replacement in young males
Lausanne, Switzerland
Michael Pollak
Tue 23 11:00
S23.3
Symposium 23: Endo Oncology: prolactin, GH and metabolic hormones in oncology pathogenesis
Is reducing insulin-resistance relevant to prevent cancer?
Vickas Prassad
Sun 21 11:30
S2.3
Symposium 2: Evolving diagnostics in adrenal and neuroendocrine tumours
Current status in functional imaging
Stefano Prato
Tue 23
D6.1
Debate 6: Is it time for initial combination in type 2 diabetes?
For
Michel Pugeat
Mon 22 15:30
S18.1
Symposium 18: Hyperandrogenism: challenges in clinical management
Hyperandrogenic states: pitfalls in diagnostic approach
Richard Quinton
London, UK
Mon 22 12:20
European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS), Section of Endocrinology
Endocrine Training and Service around Europe
London, UK
Harpal Randeva
Mon 22
D4.1
Debate 4: Is cardiovascular risk increased in women with PCOS?
For
Hollie Raynor
Sun 21 10:30
S4.1
Symposium 4: 2nd Joint Global Symposium on Obesity - the many dimensions of the childhood globesity problem
Efficacy & Effectiveness of Physical Activity & Nutrition Interventions in Childhood Obesity Treatment
Jose Romero
Mon 22 13:03
OC6.5
Oral Communications 6 - Diabetes Therapy and Complications
Activation of the Renin-Angiotensin II-Aldosterone-System Leads to Increases in Extracellular Protein Disulfide Isomerase Activity: Role in Insulin Resistance
Theo Sas
Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Sun 21 10:40
Guidelines session 1: Management of Turner Syndrome
Growth and puberty induction
Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Patrick Scheerer
Tue 23 13:45
NSA5.1
New scientific approach 5
New strategies to crystallize endocrine disease related-GPCRs
Nadia Schoenmakers
Cambridge, United Kingdom
Tue 23 15:30
S26.2
Symposium 26: Tissue specific defects in thyroid hormone action
Syndromes of decreased sensitivity to TH
Cambridge, United Kingdom
Jean Scoazec
Mon 22 16:30
S17.3
Symposium 17: What endocrinologists should know about the genomics of endocrine tumors
Will genomics help to finally classify NETs?
Elena Shelestova
Sun 21 10:30
N1.1
Nurses session: Diabetes meets endocrinology – clinical practice overlap and seamless care
Diagnosis and management of hypothyroidism in patients with diabetes mellitus
Alda	Pereira Silva
Mon 22 12:51
OC5.4
Oral Communications 5 - Cardiovascular Endocrinology
Food History Characterization of Portuguese Centenarians, Nutritional Biomarkers And Cardiovascular Risk: Case Control Study
Manuel Simões
Tue 23
P6
Plenary 6
Thyroid oncology in the crossroads of precision and narrative medicine
Sofia Sjöberg
Sun 21 11:30
N1.4
Nurses session: Diabetes meets endocrinology – clinical practice overlap and seamless care
At risk of two endocrine emergencies: the patient with Type 1 diabetes and Addison’s disease
Klara Sjögren
Sun 21 16:30
S7.3
Symposium 7: Crosstalk between bone & other organ(ism)s
Microbiome
Anna Skalniak
Mon 22 12:39
OC9.3
Oral Communications 9 - Thyroid Disease 2
How much of the genetic predisposition to Hashimoto’s thyroiditis can be explained by genes commonly associated with the disease?
Professor Lee Smith
New South Wales, Australia
Sun 21 15:30
S10.1
Symposium 10: The challenges of Male Fertility
Manipulating testicular androgen production to promote lifelong male health
New South Wales, Australia
Eyun Song
Tue 23 12:33
OC14.5
Oral Communications 14 - Thyroid Cancer
Do aggressive variants of papillary thyroid carcinoma have worse clinical outcome than classical papillary carcinoma?
Valeria Sordi
Mon 22 15:30
S20.1
Symposium 20: Beta cell replacement and plasticity
Reprogramming and differentiation of skin fibroblasts into beta cells for the cure of diabetes
Markus Stoffel
Tue 23
MTBS3
Meet the basic scientist
MicroRNAs and the regulation of glucose and lipid metabolism
Yoshiyu Takeda
Sun 21 12:15
OC3.1
Oral Communications 3 - Receptors & Signalling
Epigenetic regulation of aldosterone synthase gene, CYP11B2 by potassium
Raj Thakker
Oxford, United Kingdom
Sun 21 10:30
S2.1
Symposium 2: Evolving diagnostics in adrenal and neuroendocrine tumours
Role of genetic and biomarker tests for diagnosis of neuroendocrine tumours (NETs)
Oxford, United Kingdom
Jeremy Tomlinson
Oxford, UK
Tue 23 11:00
S25.3
Symposium 25: HPA axis regulation during a woman's life: impact on metabolic outcomes
11β-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase activity, androgen excess, and metabolic outcomes in woman
Oxford, UK
Jorma Toppari
Tue 23 10:30
S21.2
Symposium 21: Environmental influences on endocrine systems
Evidence on reproductive disorders through endocrine disruption in-utero
Stelios Tsagarakis
Sun 21
D1.2
Debate 1: Is there a role for medical therapy for non- functioning pituitary adenomas?
Against
Professor Matthias Tschöp
Munich, Germany
Sat 20
GH1
Geoffrey Harris Lecture
Toward hormone-based precision medicines for metabolic diseases
Munich, Germany
Tanya Urquhart
Sun 21 08:15
Meet the nurse expert
Endocrine late effects of cancer treatment in children: providing nursing care and seamless transition
Janielle Van der Velden
Sun 21 11:10
Guidelines session 1: Management of Turner Syndrome
Adult aspects
Josep Vidal
Mon 22 11:30
S15.3
Symposium 15: Metabolic surgery: mechanisms to clinical results
Long term effects of metabolic surgery
Dr Edward Visser
Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Mon 22 12:50
European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS), Section of Endocrinology
Exchange in Endocrinology Expertise (3E) Programme
Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Paolo Vitti
Mon 22 15:30
S19.1
Symposium 19: How to incorporate the new guidelines for thyroid cancer in my clinical practice
Treatment and follow-up of microcarcinomas
Dr David Volle
Clermont-Ferrand, France
Mon 22 10:30
S11.1
Symposium 11: New Roles for Nuclear Receptors
Identification of nuclear receptors network in male fertility
Clermont-Ferrand, France
Henry Vὂlzke
Tue 23 11:00
S21.3
Symposium 21: Environmental influences on endocrine systems
EUthyroid: Towards a euthyroid Europe
Professor John Wass
Oxford, United Kingdom
Sat 20
P1
Plenary 1
The fantastical world of hormones
Oxford, United Kingdom
Wilmar Wiersinga
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Sun 21 16:00
S6.2
Symposium 6: Treatment of hypothyroidism: what have we learned?
T4/T3 combination therapy: is there a true effect?
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Catherine Williamson
London, UK
Sun 21
MTE3
Meet the expert 3
Hormone-secreting adrenal tumours in pregnancy
London, UK
Przemyslaw Witek
Tue 23 12:21
OC12.4
Oral Communications 12 - Pituitary Clinical
Subclinical cardiovascular system dysfunction in the patients with Cushing’s disease.
Klaus Witte
Tue 23 15:00
S27.1
Symposium 27: Vitamin D beyond bone
Heart & vessels
Bruce Wolffenbuttel
Mon 22 12:15
OC9.1
Oral Communications 9 - Thyroid Disease 2
Thyroid function and metabolic syndrome. Results from the population-based LifeLines Cohort Study.
Gulsah Yalin
Tue 23 11:45
OC12.1
Oral Communications 12 - Pituitary Clinical
T2-Weighted Signal Intensity of Functional Pituitary Adenomas: Correlation With Clinicopathological Findings And Response To Treatment
Christine Yedinak
Sun 21 12:15
N2.1
Nurses session: Nurses professional development and networking session
Obstructive sleep Apnea and Comorbidities in patients with Pituitary Adenomas
Maryam Zarkesh
Mon 22 12:27
OC5.2
Oral Communications 5 - Cardiovascular Endocrinology
Association of PPAR gamma gene expression with dietary intake of fat and oil among non-diabetic subjects
Ayse Zengin
Sun 21 10:30
Symposium 5: EYES session
Introduction to Eyes
Workshop 2
Sun 21 12:15
Debate 1: Is there a role for medical therapy for non- functioning pituitary adenomas?
AUDITORIUM I
Chair: Marta Korbonits (UK)
Pituitary and Neuroendocrinology
Sun 21
D1.1
Debate 1: Is there a role for medical therapy for non- functioning pituitary adenomas?
For
Tel Aviv, Israel
Sun 21
D1.2
Debate 1: Is there a role for medical therapy for non- functioning pituitary adenomas?
Against
Sun 21 15:30
Debate 2: Incidentally discovered non-functioning pancreatic NENs: Surgery or not?
Endorsed by European Journal of Endocrinology
AUDITORIUM II
Chair: Gregory Kaltsas (Greece)
Adrenal and Neuroendocrine Tumours
Sun 21
D2.1
Debate 2: Incidentally discovered non-functioning pancreatic NENs: Surgery or not?
For
Sun 21
D2.2
Debate 2: Incidentally discovered non-functioning pancreatic NENs: Surgery or not?
Against
Oral 14
Sun 21 12:15
Oral Communications 1 - Adrenal (Basic & Clinical)
AUDITORIUM VII
Chairs: Milos Zarkovic (Serbia) & Attila Patocs (Hungary)
Sun 21 12:15
OC1.1
Oral Communications 1 - Adrenal (Basic & Clinical)
High resolution tissue mass spectrometry imaging – a new tool for identification of prognostic markers in adrenocortical carcinoma
Sun 21 12:27
OC1.2
Oral Communications 1 - Adrenal (Basic & Clinical)
EZH2 : a master regulator of adrenal cortex homeostasis and zonation
Sun 21 12:39
OC1.3
Oral Communications 1 - Adrenal (Basic & Clinical)
Steroid Metabolomics for Accurate and Rapid Diagnosis of Inborn Steroidogenic Disorders
Sun 21 12:51
OC1.4
Oral Communications 1 - Adrenal (Basic & Clinical)
The Epidemiology of Pheochromocytoma – Increasing Incidence and Changing Clinical Presentation. A population-based retrospective study 1977-2015.
Sun 21 13:03
OC1.5
Oral Communications 1 - Adrenal (Basic & Clinical)
Diagnostic accuracy of three confirmatory tests for primary aldosteronism: a prospective study and systematic review
Sun 21 12:15
Oral Communications 2 - Diabetes Prediction and Complications
AUDITOIUM III & IV
Chairs: Alexander Dreval (Russia) & Raúl Luque (Spain)
Sun 21 12:15
OC2.1
Oral Communications 2 - Diabetes Prediction and Complications
microRNA expression profile in plasma from patients with type 1 diabetes: a case-control study and bioinformatics analysis
Sun 21 12:27
OC2.2
Oral Communications 2 - Diabetes Prediction and Complications
Effectiveness Of Complex Therapy In Patients With Comorbidity Of Type 2 Diabetes And Essential Hypertension Depending On Genetic Polymorphism PPARγ2
Sun 21 12:39
OC2.3
Oral Communications 2 - Diabetes Prediction and Complications
GLP-1 based multi-agonists-induced signaling includes profound TRP channel involvement in insulin secretion
Sun 21 12:51
OC2.4
Oral Communications 2 - Diabetes Prediction and Complications
Effect of alive probiotic on insulin resistance in type 2 diabetes patients: randomized clinical trial
Sun 21 13:03
OC2.5
Oral Communications 2 - Diabetes Prediction and Complications
Urinary peptidomics for the detection of diabetic kidney disease
Sun 21 12:15
Oral Communications 3 - Receptors & Signalling
AUDITORIUM II
Chairs: Mark Gurnell (UK) & Ana Sousa (Portugal)
Sun 21 12:15
OC3.1
Oral Communications 3 - Receptors & Signalling
Epigenetic regulation of aldosterone synthase gene, CYP11B2 by potassium
Sun 21 12:27
OC3.2
Oral Communications 3 - Receptors & Signalling
Elucidating the role of Liver X receptors (LXRs) in the testis using lipid systems biology.
London, UK
Sun 21 12:39
OC3.3
Oral Communications 3 - Receptors & Signalling
AKR1C3-mediated adipose androgen generation drives lipotoxicity in polycystic ovary syndrome
Dublin, Ireland
Sun 21 12:51
OC3.4
Oral Communications 3 - Receptors & Signalling
Treatment with thyroid hormone metabolite 3,5-T2 alters cholesterol and sex steroid metabolism in mouse liver
Sun 21 13:03
OC3.5
Oral Communications 3 - Receptors & Signalling
Accurate staging of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease through analysis of the urinary steroid metabolome
Sun 21 12:15
Oral Communications 4 - Thyroid Disease 1
AUDITORIUM VI
Chairs: Sevim Gullu (Turkey) & Inés Velasco (Spain)
Sun 21 12:15
OC4.1
Oral Communications 4 - Thyroid Disease 1
Hypothyroidism in pregnancy is associated with twin pregnancies and with adverse obstetric outcome: Analysis of 142,277 deliveries data from a single center
Sun 21 12:27
OC4.2
Oral Communications 4 - Thyroid Disease 1
Inducible thyrocyte-specific Gs alpha-deficient mice as a novel model for hypothyroidism
Sun 21 12:39
OC4.3
Oral Communications 4 - Thyroid Disease 1
A Novel Variant In The SERPINA7 Gene Causing Partial TBG Deficiency In A Woman And Two Male Siblings: Molecular and Protein Structural analysis
Sun 21 12:51
OC4.4
Oral Communications 4 - Thyroid Disease 1
The TSH receptor reaches the trans-Golgi network to induce PKA activation and trigger gene transcription
Sun 21 13:03
OC4.5
Oral Communications 4 - Thyroid Disease 1
Levothyroxine replacement therapy: once treatment is started, should it last indefinitely?
Mon 22 12:15
Oral Communications 5 - Cardiovascular Endocrinology
AUDITORIUM II
Chairs: Edita Stokic (Serbia) & Sinem Kiyici (Turkey)
Mon 22 12:15
OC5.1
Oral Communications 5 - Cardiovascular Endocrinology
Polarized epithelial cells release exosomes loaded with miRNAs capable of interacting with HSD11B2 and MR genes
Mon 22 12:27
OC5.2
Oral Communications 5 - Cardiovascular Endocrinology
Association of PPAR gamma gene expression with dietary intake of fat and oil among non-diabetic subjects
Mon 22 12:39
OC5.3
Oral Communications 5 - Cardiovascular Endocrinology
Cardio Metabolic Assessment of Lamin A/C Mutation Carriers According To R482 or Non-R482 Mutation
Mon 22 12:51
OC5.4
Oral Communications 5 - Cardiovascular Endocrinology
Food History Characterization of Portuguese Centenarians, Nutritional Biomarkers And Cardiovascular Risk: Case Control Study
Mon 22 13:03
OC5.5
Oral Communications 5 - Cardiovascular Endocrinology
Sex Dimorphism of Renal Corticosteroid Signaling during development and long term consequence on blood pressure.
Mon 22 12:15
Oral Communications 6 - Diabetes Therapy and Complications
ROOM 3C
Chairs: Dariao Rahelic (Crotia) & Zadalla Mouslech (Greece)
Mon 22 12:15
OC6.1
Oral Communications 6 - Diabetes Therapy and Complications
A passe-PAR2 for beta-cell regeneration and protection
Mon 22 12:27
OC6.2
Oral Communications 6 - Diabetes Therapy and Complications
Insulin-Mimetic Effects of Short-Term Rapamycin in Type 1 Diabetic Patients prior Islet Transplantation
Mon 22 12:39
OC6.3
Oral Communications 6 - Diabetes Therapy and Complications
Alterations in DNA methylation from peripheral blood cells in humans treated with metformin.
Mon 22 12:51
OC6.4
Oral Communications 6 - Diabetes Therapy and Complications
Copeptin and its association to cardiovascular dysfunction in type 2 diabetes
Mon 22 13:03
OC6.5
Oral Communications 6 - Diabetes Therapy and Complications
Activation of the Renin-Angiotensin II-Aldosterone-System Leads to Increases in Extracellular Protein Disulfide Isomerase Activity: Role in Insulin Resistance
Mon 22 12:15
Oral Communications 7 - Endocrine Tumours
AUDITORIUM VII
Chairs: Marek Bolanowski (Poland) & Rifat Emral (Turkey)
Mon 22 12:15
OC7.1
Oral Communications 7 - Endocrine Tumours
Estrogens enhance gonadectomy-induced adrenocortical tumor progression in mice
Mon 22 12:27
OC7.2
Oral Communications 7 - Endocrine Tumours
Targeted molecular markers derived from genomic classification for Adrenocortical Cancer prognostication
Mon 22 12:39
OC7.3
Oral Communications 7 - Endocrine Tumours
High Total 68Ga-DOTATATE-Avid Tumor Volume (TV) is Associated with Low Progression-Free Survival and High Disease-Specific Mortality Rate in Patients with Neuroendocrine Tumors
Mon 22 12:51
OC7.4
Oral Communications 7 - Endocrine Tumours
A novel insight into the anticancer mechanism of metformin in Pancreatic Neuroendocrine Tumor cells
Mon 22 13:03
OC7.5
Oral Communications 7 - Endocrine Tumours
Regulation of Steroid Receptor Signalling by Tumor Suppressor INPP4B
Mon 22 12:15
Oral Communications 8 - Neuroendocrinology
AUDITORIUM III & IV
Chairs: Mónica Marazuela (Spain) & Agata Bałdys-Waligórska (Poland)
Mon 22 12:15
OC8.1
Oral Communications 8 - Neuroendocrinology
Elucidating the molecular mechanisms underlying AIP dependent tumorigenesis.
Mon 22 12:27
OC8.2
Oral Communications 8 - Neuroendocrinology
Knocking down/out the prokineticin pathway during zebrafish development results in the GnRH neurons axons misguiding
Mon 22 12:39
OC8.3
Oral Communications 8 - Neuroendocrinology
RNA sequencing and RT-qPCR identify different gene expression profiles in fast- vs. slow-growing non-functioning pituitary adenomas
Mon 22 12:51
OC8.4
Oral Communications 8 - Neuroendocrinology
Cerebrovascular stroke incidence in GH-Treated Adults: Experience from KIMS (Pfizer International Metabolic Database)
Mon 22 13:03
OC8.5
Oral Communications 8 - Neuroendocrinology
Ephrin-B2 is required for pituitary development
Mon 22 12:15
Oral Communications 9 - Thyroid Disease 2
AUDITORIUM VI
Chairs: Seda Sancak (Turkey) & Tim Korevaar (The Netherlands)
Mon 22 12:15
OC9.1
Oral Communications 9 - Thyroid Disease 2
Thyroid function and metabolic syndrome. Results from the population-based LifeLines Cohort Study.
Mon 22 12:27
OC9.2
Oral Communications 9 - Thyroid Disease 2
Effect of restoration of euthyroidism in patients with hypothyroidism on cold induced thermogenesis
Mon 22 12:39
OC9.3
Oral Communications 9 - Thyroid Disease 2
How much of the genetic predisposition to Hashimoto’s thyroiditis can be explained by genes commonly associated with the disease?
Mon 22 12:51
OC9.4
Oral Communications 9 - Thyroid Disease 2
Thyroid dysfunction during the use of PD-1/PD-L1 blockade predicts its therapeutic response in the patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer
Mon 22 13:03
OC9.5
Oral Communications 9 - Thyroid Disease 2
Selenium Supplementation In The Management Of Thyroid Autoimmunity During Pregnancy: Results Of The ‘Serena Study' A Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled trial.
Tue 23 11:45
Oral Communications 14 - Thyroid Cancer
ROOM 3C
Chairs: Maria Alevizacki (Greece) & Barbara Jarzab (Poland)
Tue 23 11:45
OC14.1
Oral Communications 14 - Thyroid Cancer
Anti-Mullerian hormone (AMH) in pre-menopausal females after ablative radioiodine (RAI) treatment for differentiated thyroid cancer (DTC): single-center study.
Tue 23 11:57
OC14.2
Oral Communications 14 - Thyroid Cancer
Suppression of heme oxygenase-1 inhibits growth and invasion of thyroid cancer
Tue 23 12:09
OC14.3
Oral Communications 14 - Thyroid Cancer
TERT, BRAF and NRAS in the molecular profile of metastatic thyroid cancer: differences between primary and distant disease
Tue 23 12:21
OC14.4
Oral Communications 14 - Thyroid Cancer
Inverse relation between thyroid cancer incidence and threshold for thyroid surgery: a national population-based retrospective study
Tue 23 12:33
OC14.5
Oral Communications 14 - Thyroid Cancer
Do aggressive variants of papillary thyroid carcinoma have worse clinical outcome than classical papillary carcinoma?
Tue 23 11:45
Oral Communications 13 - Reproduction & Endocrine Disruption
AUDITORIUM II
Chairs: Laure Morin-Papunen (Finland) & Ana Sousa (Portugal)
Tue 23 11:45
OC13.1
Oral Communications 13 - Reproduction & Endocrine Disruption
Abstract withdrawn
Tue 23 11:57
OC13.2
Oral Communications 13 - Reproduction & Endocrine Disruption
Thyroid peroxidase antibodies do not predict outcome in 900 women with recurrent pregnancy loss
Tue 23 12:09
OC13.3
Oral Communications 13 - Reproduction & Endocrine Disruption
Sertoli Cell Expressed Hydroxysteroid (17BETA) Dehydrogenase 1 Is Required For Male Fertility
Tue 23 12:21
OC13.4
Oral Communications 13 - Reproduction & Endocrine Disruption
Diabetes mellitus: a new cause of male infertility
Tue 23 12:33
OC13.5
Oral Communications 13 - Reproduction & Endocrine Disruption
Urinary cadmium excretion is associated with increased synthesis of cortico- and sex steroids in a family-based Swiss population study
Tue 23 11:45
Oral Communications 12 - Pituitary Clinical
AUDITORIUM VII
Chairs: Daniel Olsson (Sweden) & Özlem Çelik
Tue 23 11:45
OC12.1
Oral Communications 12 - Pituitary Clinical
T2-Weighted Signal Intensity of Functional Pituitary Adenomas: Correlation With Clinicopathological Findings And Response To Treatment
Tue 23 11:57
OC12.2
Oral Communications 12 - Pituitary Clinical
Use of temozolomide in a large cohort of patients with aggressive pituitary tumours and pituitary carcinomas: Results from a European Society of Endocrinology (ESE) survey.
Tue 23 12:09
OC12.3
Oral Communications 12 - Pituitary Clinical
Recombinant Growth Hormone added to physical therapy in GH-deficient adults with complete (ASIA A) Spine Injury (EudraCT 2011-005377-23)
Tue 23 12:21
OC12.4
Oral Communications 12 - Pituitary Clinical
Subclinical cardiovascular system dysfunction in the patients with Cushing’s disease.
Tue 23 12:33
OC12.5
Oral Communications 12 - Pituitary Clinical
Effects of Pegvisomant And Somatostatin Receptor Ligands On Risk Of Vertebral Fractures In Patients With Acromegaly
Tue 23 11:45
Oral Communications 11 - Obesity
AUDITORIUM VI
Chairs: Gema Frühbeck (Spain) & Valeriya Lyssenko (Sweden)
Tue 23 11:45
OC11.1
Oral Communications 11 - Obesity
Role of Extracellular Vesicles In The Crosstalk Between Adipocytes And Pancreatic Beta-Cells
Tue 23 11:57
OC11.2
Oral Communications 11 - Obesity
Three year prospective study in morbidly obese patients between longitudinal gastrectomy and gastric bypass based on a composite outcome combining weight loss efficacy and surgery related complications (PHRC SLEEVE K060213 / IDRCB2007-A00373-50)
Tue 23 12:09
OC11.3
Oral Communications 11 - Obesity
Interleukin-1 antagonism decreases cortisol levels in obese individuals
Tue 23 12:21
OC11.4
Oral Communications 11 - Obesity
Comparing effects of weight loss by liraglutide with intensive lifestyle modification on hepatic steatosis, inflammation and stiffness, and insulin resistance in obese Asians with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD)
Tue 23 12:33
OC11.5
Oral Communications 11 - Obesity
Differentiating constitutional thinness from anorexia nervosa in DSM 5 era
Tue 23 11:45
Oral Communications 10 - Bone & Calcium Homeostasis
AUDITORIUM VIII
Chairs: Julia Münzker (Austria) & Dilek Yazici (Turkey)
Tue 23 11:45
OC10.1
Oral Communications 10 - Bone & Calcium Homeostasis
Treatment of 711 patients with hypoparathyroidism: a retrospective study in 3 German Endocrine Centres.
Tue 23 11:57
OC10.2
Oral Communications 10 - Bone & Calcium Homeostasis
Evaluation of bone quality, measured by trabecular bone score (TBS) in patients with primary hyperparathyroidism (PHH) with and without surgery
Tue 23 12:09
OC10.3
Oral Communications 10 - Bone & Calcium Homeostasis
High prevalence of radiological vertebral fractures in patients with differentiated thyroid carcinoma undergoing L-thyroxine TSH-suppressive therapy
Tue 23 12:21
OC10.4
Oral Communications 10 - Bone & Calcium Homeostasis
The effect of denosumab or bisphosphonates in women with severe postmenopausal osteoporosis after completion of teriparatide treatment
Tue 23 12:33
OC10.5
Oral Communications 10 - Bone & Calcium Homeostasis
Gα11-Phe220Ser loss-of-function mutation causes familial hypocalciuric hypercalcemia type-2 (FHH2) by disrupting a hydrophobic cluster critical for G-protein signaling
Birmingham, UK
Expert 21
Sun 21 08:15
Meet the expert 1
AUDITORIUM I
Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism
Sun 21 08:15
MTE1
Meet the expert 1
How to manage diabetes in the elderly?
Sun 21 08:15
Meet the expert 2
AUDITORIUM VIII
Pituitary and Neuroendocrinology
Sun 21 08:15
MTE2
Meet the expert 2
Diagnosis and treatment of GH-deficiency: from transition to senescence
Sun 21 08:15
Meet the expert 3
AUDITORIUM VII
Reproductive Endocrinology
Sun 21
MTE3
Meet the expert 3
Hormone-secreting adrenal tumours in pregnancy
London, UK
Sun 21 08:15
Meet the expert 4
AUDITORIUM II
Thyroid
Sun 21
MTE4
Meet the expert 4
Optimised treatment for congenital hypothyroidism throughout lifetime
Berlin, Germany
Sun 21 08:15
Meet the expert 5
AUDITORIUM VI
Calcium and Bone
Sun 21
MTE5
Meet the expert 5
Modern spectrum of bone turnover markers - Are they clinically useful?
Sheffield, UK
Sun 21 08:15
Meet the nurse expert
ROOM 3C
Chair: Anne Marland (UK)
Sun 21 08:15
Meet the nurse expert
Endocrine late effects of cancer treatment in children: providing nursing care and seamless transition
Sun 21 08:15
Meet the basic scientist
AUDITORIUM III & IV
Sun 21
MTBS1
Meet the basic scientist
Unravelling the role of transient receptor potential channels in endocrine regulation and metabolism
Mon 22 08:15
Meet the expert 6
AUDITORIUM I
Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism
Mon 22 08:15
MTE6
Meet the expert 6
How best to utilise technology in diabetes?
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Mon 22 08:15
Meet the expert 7
AUDITORIUM VI
Thyroid
Mon 22 08:15
MTE7
Meet the expert 7
When and which treatment to use in Graves disease?
Mon 22 08:15
Meet the expert 8
AUDITORIUM II
Adrenal and Neuroendocrine Tumours
Mon 22
MTE8
Meet the expert 8
How best to manage neuroendocrine tumours? - towards a new algorithm
Mon 22 08:15
Meet the expert 9
AUDITORIUM III & IV
Calcium and Bone
Mon 22 08:15
MTE9
Meet the expert 9
Sarcopenia- Why should we care?
Mon 22 08:15
Meet the basic scientist
AUDITORIUM VII
Mon 22 08:15
MTBS2
Meet the basic scientist
Neuroimaging in obesity and diabetes: regulation and dysregulation of appetite and satiety
Mon 22 08:15
Meet the nurse expert
ROOM 3C
Mon 22 08:15
MTNE1
Meet the nurse expert
Providing nursing care for the adult patient with endocrine late effects of cancer treatment
Lund, Sweden
Mon 22 08:15
Meet the Expert 10
AUDITORIUM VIII
Reproductive Endocrinology
Mon 22 08:15
MTE10
Meet the Expert 10
Contraception in women with obesity, metabolic syndrome and diabetes
Tue 23 08:15
Meet the expert 11
AUDITORIUM VI
Calcium and Bone
Tue 23
MTE11
Meet the expert 11
Drug induced osteoporosis
Tue 23 08:15
Meet the expert 12
AUDITORIUM VII
Reproductive Endocrinology
Tue 23 08:15
MTE12
Meet the expert 12
A modern approach for treatment PCOS
Tue 23 08:15
Meet the expert 13
AUDITORIUM I
Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism
Tue 23
MTE13
Meet the expert 13
What can new insulins provide for management of diabetes?
Tue 23 08:15
Meet the expert 14
AUDITORIUM VIII
Thyroid
Tue 23 08:15
MTE14
Meet the expert 14
Thyroid carcinoma: complicated cases
Tue 23 08:15
Meet the expert 15
AUDITORIUM III & IV
Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism
Tue 23 08:15
MTE15
Meet the expert 15
Gaucher's disease: interdisciplinary management
Tue 23 08:15
Meet the expert 16
AUDITORIUM II
Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism
Tue 23
MTE16
Meet the expert 16
New treatment approaches in dyslipidemia
Tue 23 08:15
Meet the basic scientist
ROOM 3C
Tue 23
MTBS3
Meet the basic scientist
MicroRNAs and the regulation of glucose and lipid metabolism
Plenary 8
Sat 20 18:15
Geoffrey Harris Lecture
AUDITORIUM I
Chair: A J. van der Lely (The Netherlands)
Sat 20
GH1
Geoffrey Harris Lecture
Toward hormone-based precision medicines for metabolic diseases
Munich, Germany
Sat 20 18:45
European Journal of Endocrinology Prize Lecture
AUDITORIUM I
Chair: Johannes Romijn (The Netherlands)
Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism
Sat 20
EJE1
European Journal of Endocrinology Prize Lecture
Hypothalamic AMPK: a golden target against obesity?
Sat 20 19:15
Plenary 1
AUDITORIUM I
Chairs: Bulent Yildiz (Turkey) & João Jácome Castro (Portugal)
Sat 20
P1
Plenary 1
The fantastical world of hormones
Oxford, United Kingdom
Sun 21 09:30
Plenary 2
AUDITORIUM I
Chairs: Manuela Simoni (Italy) & Camilla Schalin-Jäntti (Finland)
Sun 21 09:30
P2
Plenary 2
The secret life of FGF21
Sun 21 17:30
Plenary 3
AUDITORIUM I
Chairs: Maria candida Fragoso (Brazil) & Duarte Pignatelli (Portugal)
Sun 21 17:30
P3
Plenary 3
Update on regulation of steroidogenesis by aberrant hormone receptors
Mon 22 09:00
Plenary 4
AUDITORIUM I
Chairs: Richard Bergman (USA) & Paula Freitas (Portugal)
Mon 22
P4
Plenary 4
The role of brain insulin resistance for the development of prediabetic phenotypes
Mon 22 18:00
Plenary 5
AUDITORIUM I
Chairs: Jens Bollerslev (Norway) & Mariana Monteiro (Portugal)
Mon 22 18:00
P5
Plenary 5
Browning of adipose tissue and metabolic regulation
Stockholm, Sweden
Tue 23 17:15
Plenary 6
AUDITORIUM I
Chairs: Robin Peeters (The Netherlands) & Maria João Bugalho (Portugal)
Tue 23
P6
Plenary 6
Thyroid oncology in the crossroads of precision and narrative medicine
Catering and Social 10
Sun 21 10:00
Tea & Coffee
EXHIBITION AREA - PAVILION 2 (RIO PAVILION) & GALLERY
Sun 21 13:15
Lunch and poster veiwing
EXHIBITION AREA - PAVILION 2 (RIO PAVILION) & GALLERY
Sun 21 17:00
Tea & Coffee
EXHIBITION AREA - PAVILION 2 (RIO PAVILION) & GALLERY
Mon 22 10:00
Tea & Coffee
EXHIBITION AREA - PAVILION 2 (RIO PAVILION) & GALLERY
Mon 22 13:15
Lunch & poster veiwing
EXHIBITION AREA - PAVILION 2 (RIO PAVILION) & GALLERY
Mon 22 13:30
ESE President meets new members
Restaurant (Foyer F)
Mon 22 17:00
Tea & Coffee
EXHIBITION AREA - PAVILION 2 (RIO PAVILION) & GALLERY
Tue 23 09:30
Tea & Coffee
EXHIBITION AREA - PAVILION 2 (RIO PAVILION) & GALLERY
Tue 23 12:45
Lunch & poster veiwing
EXHIBITION AREA - PAVILION 2 (RIO PAVILION) & GALLERY
Tue 23 16:30
Tea & Coffee
FOYER D
Nurse 3
Sun 21 10:30
Nurses session: Diabetes meets endocrinology – clinical practice overlap and seamless care
ROOM 3C
Chairs: Philip Yeoh (UK) & Elisabeth Rutten (Belgium)
Sun 21 10:30
N1.1
Nurses session: Diabetes meets endocrinology – clinical practice overlap and seamless care
Diagnosis and management of hypothyroidism in patients with diabetes mellitus
Sun 21 10:50
N1.2
Nurses session: Diabetes meets endocrinology – clinical practice overlap and seamless care
Links between hypogonadism, the metabolic syndrome and type 2 diabetes
Lausanne, Switzerland
Sun 21 11:10
N1.3
Nurses session: Diabetes meets endocrinology – clinical practice overlap and seamless care
Challenges in the management of patients with Cushing’s syndrome and diabetes
Sun 21 11:30
N1.4
Nurses session: Diabetes meets endocrinology – clinical practice overlap and seamless care
At risk of two endocrine emergencies: the patient with Type 1 diabetes and Addison’s disease
Sun 21 11:50
Nurses session: Diabetes meets endocrinology – clinical practice overlap and seamless care
Q&A with panel
Sun 21 12:15
Nurses session: Nurses professional development and networking session
ROOM 3C
Chairs: Meg Keil (USA) & Judith van Eck (The Netherlands)
Sun 21 12:15
N2.1
Nurses session: Nurses professional development and networking session
Obstructive sleep Apnea and Comorbidities in patients with Pituitary Adenomas
Sun 21 12:30
N2.2
Nurses session: Nurses professional development and networking session
Utilising the Competence Framework to develop the role of Endocrine Nurses in Adrenal Insufficiency
Sun 21 12:45
N2.3
Nurses session: Nurses professional development and networking session
Introducing the E-learning module in Adrenal Insufficiency for endocrine nurses in The Netherlands
't Harde, The Netherlands
Sun 21 12:55
N2.4
Nurses session: Nurses professional development and networking session
Developing a european position statement for endocrine nurses providing care for patients with adrenal insufficiency
London, UK
Sun 21 13:15
Nurses session: Nurses professional development and networking session
Presentation of the Best Nursing Poster award for ECE2017, poster displays and networking session with lunch and refreshments
Mon 22 15:30
Nurses session: Update on diet and lifestyle throughout lifespan to improve health
ROOM 3C
Chairs: Sherwin Criseno (UK) & Miriam Asia (UK)
Mon 22 15:30
N3.1
Nurses session: Update on diet and lifestyle throughout lifespan to improve health
Prevalance and treatment of vitamin D deficiency in children
Mon 22 16:00
N3.2
Nurses session: Update on diet and lifestyle throughout lifespan to improve health
Sexual hormones and bone, a close link throughout lifespan
Mon 22 16:30
N3.3
Nurses session: Update on diet and lifestyle throughout lifespan to improve health
Prevention and management of post - menopausal osteoporosis
Mon 22 17:00
Nurses session: Update on diet and lifestyle throughout lifespan to improve health
Networking session
Other 25
Sat 20 12:00
Registration
FOYER A
Sat 20 12:00
Pre -Congress Courses & Meetings: Please click link for full programmes and registration details
Sat 20 17:30
ECE 2017 Opening Ceremony
AUDITORIUM I
Sat 20 20:00
Welcome reception
FOYER C & FOYER D
Sun 21 08:00
Registration
FOYER A
Sun 21 09:15
Presidential Address
A J. van der Lely (The Netherlands)
AUDITORIUM I
Sun 21 12:15
ENDO-ERN session
AUDITORIUM VIII
Chair: Jerome Bertherat (France)
Sun 21
ENDO-ERN session
Introduction and view from the ESE clinical committee
France
Sun 21
ENDO-ERN session
Endo-ERN: introduction to a unique network
Sun 21
ENDO-ERN session
Opportunities, priorities, & dissemination of expertise
Copenhagen, Denmark
Sun 21
ENDO-ERN session
The patient’s view
Sun 21
ENDO-ERN session
Concluding remarks and Q&A
Sun 21 14:15
New Scientific Approach 1
AUDITORIUM VI
Chair: Frederic Flamant (France)
Sun 21 14:15
NSA1
New Scientific Approach 1
Identifying molecular signatures for cancer patient stratification via metabolomics and integrative bioinformatics
Sun 21 14:15
New Scientific Approach 2
AUDITORIUM VII
Chair: Raul Luque (Spain)
Sun 21 14:15
NSA2
New Scientific Approach 2
Exosome profiling: potential in cancer diagnosis and stratification
Mon 22 08:00
Registration
FOYER A
Mon 22 09:30
European Hormone Medal Lecture
AUDITORIUM I
Chairs: A J. van der Lely (The Netherlands) & Djuro Macut (Serbia)
Mon 22
EHM1
European Hormone Medal Lecture
Endocrine disruptors: Is it all Greek to us?
Mon 22 10:30
Debate 3: Drug holiday in osteoporosis
endorsed by European Journal of Endocrinology
AUDITORIUM VIII
Chair: Barbara Obermayer-Pietsch (Austria)
Calcium and Bone
Mon 22
D3.1
Debate 3: Drug holiday in osteoporosis
For
Aarhus, Denmark
Mon 22
D3.2
Debate 3: Drug holiday in osteoporosis
Against
Mon 22 12:15
Debate 4: Is cardiovascular risk increased in women with PCOS?
AUDITORIUM I
Chair: George Mastorakos (Greece)
Reproductive Endocrinology
Mon 22
D4.1
Debate 4: Is cardiovascular risk increased in women with PCOS?
For
Mon 22
D4.2
Debate 4: Is cardiovascular risk increased in women with PCOS?
Against
Mon 22 14:15
New scientific approach 3
ROOM 3C
Chair: Lorenzo Pasquali (Spain)
Mon 22 14:15
NSA3
New scientific approach 3
Genomic approaches on epigenetics
Mon 22 14:15
New scientific approach 4
AUDITORIUM VIII
Chair: Susanne Neumann (USA)
Mon 22 14:15
NSA4
New scientific approach 4
What is the CRISPR CAS9 technology?
Lyon, France
Mon 22 17:30
Clinical Endocrinology Trust Lecture
AUDITORIUM I
Chairs: Jerome Bertherat (France) & Wiebke Arlt (UK)
Mon 22
CET1
Clinical Endocrinology Trust Lecture
New perspectives on the definition and management of the polycystic ovary syndrome
Tue 23 08:00
Registration
FOYER A
Tue 23 09:00
IPSEN Fondation Lecture
AUDITORIUM I
Chairs: Xavier Bertagna (France) & A J van der Lely (The Netherlands)
Tue 23 09:00
IPSEN1
IPSEN Fondation Lecture
Endocrine Regulations Prize lecture : Redefining neuroendocrinology: stress, sex and cognitive and emotional regulation
Tue 23 10:00
Debate 5: Should we still ablate all patients undergoing total thyroidectomy for thyroid cancer?
AUDITORIUM VIII
Chair: Andrzej Lewinski (Poland)
Thyroid
Tue 23
D5.1
Debate 5: Should we still ablate all patients undergoing total thyroidectomy for thyroid cancer?
For
Tue 23
D5.2
Debate 5: Should we still ablate all patients undergoing total thyroidectomy for thyroid cancer?
Against
Geneva, Switzerland
Tue 23 11:45
Debate 6: Is it time for initial combination in type 2 diabetes?
AUDITORIUM I
Chair: Manuel Puig (Spain)
Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism
Tue 23
D6.1
Debate 6: Is it time for initial combination in type 2 diabetes?
For
Tue 23
D6.2
Debate 6: Is it time for initial combination in type 2 diabetes?
Against
Tue 23 13:00
ESE Annual General Meeting
Members only
AUDITORIUM III & IV
Tue 23 13:45
New scientific approach 5
GPCRs: from crystallization to the development of new treatment strategies for endocrine diseases
AUDITORIUM VII
Chair: Domenico Salvatore (Italy)
Tue 23 13:45
NSA5.1
New scientific approach 5
New strategies to crystallize endocrine disease related-GPCRs
Tue 23 14:05
NSA5.2
New scientific approach 5
Small molecule agonists and antagonists as potential new therapeutics targeting the TSH receptor
Tue 23 13:45
New scientific approach 6
AUDITORIUM VIII
Chair: Riccarda Granata (Italy)
Tue 23 13:45
NSA6
New scientific approach 6
Mitochondrial epigenetics in obesity and its co-diseases
Tue 23 17:00
ESE Young Investigator awards ceremony
AUDITORIUM I
Tue 23 17:45
Closing Ceremony
AUDITORIUM I
Symposium 32
Sun 21 10:30
Symposium 1: Clinical updates in Hypoparathyrodism
AUDITORIUM III & IV
Chairs: Lars Rejnmark (Denmark) & João Raposo (Portugal)
Calcium and Bone
Sun 21 10:30
S1.1
Symposium 1: Clinical updates in Hypoparathyrodism
Congenital hypoparathyroidism
Paris, France
Sun 21 11:00
S1.2
Symposium 1: Clinical updates in Hypoparathyrodism
Acquired hypoparathyroidism

Unknown speaker

Oxford, UK
Sun 21 11:30
S1.3
Symposium 1: Clinical updates in Hypoparathyrodism
Therapeutic approaches
Sun 21 10:30
Symposium 2: Evolving diagnostics in adrenal and neuroendocrine tumours
AUDITORIUM VII
Chairs: Corin Badiu (Romania) & Beata Kos-Kudla (Poland)
Adrenal and Neuroendocrine Tumours
Sun 21 10:30
S2.1
Symposium 2: Evolving diagnostics in adrenal and neuroendocrine tumours
Role of genetic and biomarker tests for diagnosis of neuroendocrine tumours (NETs)
Oxford, United Kingdom
Sun 21 11:00
S2.2
Symposium 2: Evolving diagnostics in adrenal and neuroendocrine tumours
Current status in morphological imaging in adrenal and gastrointestinal neuroendocrine tumours
Sun 21 11:30
S2.3
Symposium 2: Evolving diagnostics in adrenal and neuroendocrine tumours
Current status in functional imaging
Sun 21 10:30
Symposium 3: From the pituitary to the periphery
AUDITORIUM VIII
Chairs: Marta Korbonits (UK) & João Sequeira Duarte (Portugal)
Pituitary and Neuroendocrinology
Sun 21 10:30
S3.1
Symposium 3: From the pituitary to the periphery
Implication of the prolactin receptor in humans
Sun 21 11:00
S3.2
Symposium 3: From the pituitary to the periphery
GHR : are there benefits of endocrine defects?
Ohio, USA
Sun 21 11:30
S3.3
Symposium 3: From the pituitary to the periphery
Somatostatin receptors: news in the pituitary, lessons for the periphery
Sun 21 10:30
Symposium 4: 2nd Joint Global Symposium on Obesity - the many dimensions of the childhood globesity problem
Endorsed by European Association for the Study of Obesity, World Obesity Federation & European Society for Paediatric Endocrinology
Co-sponsored by the International Society of Endocrinology, the Endocrine Society and the European Society for Endocrinology
AUDITORIUM I
Chairs: AJ van der Lely (The Netherlands) & Lynnette Nieman (USA) & André Lacroix (Canada)
Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism
Sun 21 10:30
S4.1
Symposium 4: 2nd Joint Global Symposium on Obesity - the many dimensions of the childhood globesity problem
Efficacy & Effectiveness of Physical Activity & Nutrition Interventions in Childhood Obesity Treatment
Sun 21 11:00
S4.2
Symposium 4: 2nd Joint Global Symposium on Obesity - the many dimensions of the childhood globesity problem
The Hunger Genes: Pathways to Obesity
Cambridge, UK
Sun 21 11:30
S4.3
Symposium 4: 2nd Joint Global Symposium on Obesity - the many dimensions of the childhood globesity problem
Policy Response to Childhood Obesity
Sun 21 10:30
Symposium 5: EYES session
Turn your face to the sunshine
AUDITORIUM II
Chairs: Ayse Zengin (Australia) & Luís Cardoso (Portugal)
Sun 21 10:30
Symposium 5: EYES session
Introduction to Eyes
Sun 21 10:40
S5.1
Symposium 5: EYES session
Effects of maternal thyroid function on infant neurodevelopment
Netherlands, Netherlands
Sun 21 11:00
S5.2
Symposium 5: EYES session
Vitamin D and rickets in African children
Cambridge, UK
Sun 21 11:20
S5.3
Symposium 5: EYES session
Carbohydrate metabolism in patients with Cushing disease: a glance at the incretin system
Sun 21 11:40
S5.4
Symposium 5: EYES session
Endocrine Connections - the place to publish for the early career endocrinologist
Sun 21 11:50
Symposium 5: EYES session
Eyes activities and invitation to Eyes annual meeting
Sun 21 10:30
Guidelines session 1: Management of Turner Syndrome
AUDITORIUM VI
Chairs: Phillippe Backeljauw (USA) & Claus H. Gravholt (Denmark)
Sun 21 10:30
Guidelines session 1: Management of Turner Syndrome
Introduction
Sun 21 10:40
Guidelines session 1: Management of Turner Syndrome
Growth and puberty induction
Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Sun 21 11:10
Guidelines session 1: Management of Turner Syndrome
Adult aspects
Sun 21 11:40
Guidelines session 1: Management of Turner Syndrome
The heart in Turner syndrome
Cincinnati, USA
Sun 21 15:30
Symposium 6: Treatment of hypothyroidism: what have we learned?
AUDITORIUM VII
Chairs: Heike Biebermann (Germany) & Maria João Oliveira (Portugal)
Thyroid
Sun 21 15:30
S6.1
Symposium 6: Treatment of hypothyroidism: what have we learned?
What is the clinical relevance of deiodinase polymorphisms?
Chicago, USA
Sun 21 16:00
S6.2
Symposium 6: Treatment of hypothyroidism: what have we learned?
T4/T3 combination therapy: is there a true effect?
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Sun 21 16:30
S6.3
Symposium 6: Treatment of hypothyroidism: what have we learned?
Rebuilding your own thyroid from stem cells; the future therapy of hypothyroidism?
Boston, USA
Sun 21 15:30
Symposium 7: Crosstalk between bone & other organ(ism)s
AUDITORIUM VI
Chairs: Andrea Giustina (Italy) & Nilgun Guvener Demirag (Turkey)
Calcium and Bone
Sun 21 15:30
S7.1
Symposium 7: Crosstalk between bone & other organ(ism)s
Immune system
Sun 21 16:00
S7.2
Symposium 7: Crosstalk between bone & other organ(ism)s
Regulation of adaptation to exercise by Osteocalcin
Sun 21 16:30
S7.3
Symposium 7: Crosstalk between bone & other organ(ism)s
Microbiome
Sun 21 15:30
Symposium 8: Predictors of therapeutic response in functioning pituitary tumours
AUDITORIUM VIII
Chairs: Domique Maiter (Belgium) & Davide Carvalho (Portugal)
Pituitary and Neuroendocrinology
Sun 21 15:30
S8.1
Symposium 8: Predictors of therapeutic response in functioning pituitary tumours
Molecular profiling
Sun 21 16:00
S8.2
Symposium 8: Predictors of therapeutic response in functioning pituitary tumours
Imaging
Sun 21 16:30
S8.3
Symposium 8: Predictors of therapeutic response in functioning pituitary tumours
Clinical application and practice
Sun 21 15:30
Symposium 9: Novel type 2 diabetes treatment: beyond glycaemic control
AUDITORIUM I
Chairs: Nebojsa Lalic (Serbia) & José Silva Nunes (Portugal)
Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism
Sun 21 15:30
S9.1
Symposium 9: Novel type 2 diabetes treatment: beyond glycaemic control
Experimental models
Sun 21 16:00
S9.2
Symposium 9: Novel type 2 diabetes treatment: beyond glycaemic control
Clinical studies on GLP1 - cardiovascular outcomes
Sun 21 16:30
S9.3
Symposium 9: Novel type 2 diabetes treatment: beyond glycaemic control
SGLT2 inhibition: long term protective effects
Sun 21 15:30
Symposium 10: The challenges of Male Fertility
ROOM 3C
Chairs: Andrea Isidori (Italy) & Pedro Fontes Oliveira (Portugal)
Reproductive Endocrinology
Sun 21 15:30
S10.1
Symposium 10: The challenges of Male Fertility
Manipulating testicular androgen production to promote lifelong male health
New South Wales, Australia
Sun 21 16:00
S10.2
Symposium 10: The challenges of Male Fertility
Fertility preservation in pre-pubertal and young males
Sun 21 16:30
S10.3
Symposium 10: The challenges of Male Fertility
Pubertal induction and hormone replacement in young males
Lausanne, Switzerland
Mon 22 10:30
Symposium 11: New Roles for Nuclear Receptors
ROOM 3C
Chairs: Jan-Ake Gustafsson (Sweden) & Jenny Visser (The Netherlands)
Reproductive Endocrinology
Mon 22 10:30
S11.1
Symposium 11: New Roles for Nuclear Receptors
Identification of nuclear receptors network in male fertility
Clermont-Ferrand, France
Mon 22 11:00
S11.2
Symposium 11: New Roles for Nuclear Receptors
Crosstalk between estrogen signalling and DNA damage repair
London, UK
Mon 22 11:30
S11.3
Symposium 11: New Roles for Nuclear Receptors
The role of androgens in bone
KU Leuven University, Leuven
Mon 22 10:30
Symposium 12: New developments in Graves' orbitopathy
AUDITORIUM VI
Chairs: Mario Salvi (Italy) & Endre Nagy (Hungary)
Thyroid
Mon 22 10:30
S12.1
Symposium 12: New developments in Graves' orbitopathy
The orbital fibroblast: a key player and target for therapy in graves' orbitopathy
Mon 22 11:00
S12.2
Symposium 12: New developments in Graves' orbitopathy
Management of Graves orbitopathy
Mon 22 11:30
S12.3
Symposium 12: New developments in Graves' orbitopathy
How to predict progression in Graves' orbitopathy
United Kingdom
Mon 22 10:30
Symposium 13: Challenging pituitary diseases
AUDITORIUM VII
Chairs: Irena Ilovayskaya (Russia) & Stelios Tsagarakis (Greece)
Pituitary and Neuroendocrinology
Mon 22 10:30
S13.1
Symposium 13: Challenging pituitary diseases
Hypophysitis
Birmingham, UK
Mon 22 11:00
S13.2
Symposium 13: Challenging pituitary diseases
Empty sella
Mon 22 11:30
S13.3
Symposium 13: Challenging pituitary diseases
Sellar masses
Erlangen, Germany
Mon 22 10:30
Symposium 14: Searching for the cause and approach in ectopic hormone syndromes
AUDITORIUM II
Chairs: Richard Feelders (The Netherlands) & Guillaume Assié (France)
Adrenal and Neuroendocrine Tumours
Mon 22 10:30
S14.1
Symposium 14: Searching for the cause and approach in ectopic hormone syndromes
Rare Cushing's
Mon 22 11:00
S14.3
Symposium 14: Searching for the cause and approach in ectopic hormone syndromes
Rare hypoglycemia
Mon 22 11:00
S14.2
Symposium 14: Searching for the cause and approach in ectopic hormone syndromes
Rare acromegaly
Mon 22 10:30
Symposium 15: Metabolic surgery: mechanisms to clinical results
endorsed by European Journal of Endocrinology
AUDITORIUM I
Chairs: Felipe Casanueva (Spain) & Oguzhan Deyneli (Turkey)
Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism
Mon 22 10:30
S15.1
Symposium 15: Metabolic surgery: mechanisms to clinical results
The upper gut anti-incretin theory
Mon 22 11:00
S15.2
Symposium 15: Metabolic surgery: mechanisms to clinical results
The role of bile in metabolic surgery
Mon 22 11:30
S15.3
Symposium 15: Metabolic surgery: mechanisms to clinical results
Long term effects of metabolic surgery
Mon 22 15:30
Symposium 16: Late-breaking: the PCSK9 revolution
AUDITORIUM VII
Chair: Manel Puig-Domingo (Spain)
Mon 22 15:30
S16.1
Symposium 16: Late-breaking: the PCSK9 revolution
Beyond LDL lowering: the pleiotropic roles of PCSK9
Mon 22 16:00
S16.2
Symposium 16: Late-breaking: the PCSK9 revolution
New strategies for inhibiting PCSK9
Mon 22 16:30
S16.3
Symposium 16: Late-breaking: the PCSK9 revolution
PCSK9 inhibition in clinical practice: present and future
Mon 22 15:30
Symposium 17: What endocrinologists should know about the genomics of endocrine tumors
AUDITORIUM VI
Chairs: Manuel Lemos (Portugal) & Jerome Bertherat (France)
Adrenal and Neuroendocrine Tumours
Mon 22 15:30
S17.1
Symposium 17: What endocrinologists should know about the genomics of endocrine tumors
Clinical consequences of the recent genomics findings in thyroid cancer
Ann Arbor, USA
Mon 22 16:00
S17.2
Symposium 17: What endocrinologists should know about the genomics of endocrine tumors
Clinical implications of SDH mutations
Paris, France
Mon 22 16:30
S17.3
Symposium 17: What endocrinologists should know about the genomics of endocrine tumors
Will genomics help to finally classify NETs?
Mon 22 15:30
Symposium 18: Hyperandrogenism: challenges in clinical management
AUDITORIUM II
Chairs: Sarantis Livadas (Greece) & Lina Zabuliene (Lithuania)
Reproductive Endocrinology
Mon 22 15:30
S18.1
Symposium 18: Hyperandrogenism: challenges in clinical management
Hyperandrogenic states: pitfalls in diagnostic approach
Mon 22 16:00
S18.2
Symposium 18: Hyperandrogenism: challenges in clinical management
Metabolic perspectives for the non-classical CAH
Mon 22 16:30
S18.3
Symposium 18: Hyperandrogenism: challenges in clinical management
Hyperandrogenism and cardiometabolic risk
Mon 22 15:30
Symposium 19: How to incorporate the new guidelines for thyroid cancer in my clinical practice
AUDITORIUM VIII
Chairs: Edward Limbert (Portugal) & Georg Brabant (Germany)
Thyroid
Mon 22 15:30
S19.1
Symposium 19: How to incorporate the new guidelines for thyroid cancer in my clinical practice
Treatment and follow-up of microcarcinomas
Mon 22 16:00
S19.2
Symposium 19: How to incorporate the new guidelines for thyroid cancer in my clinical practice
When and how should we perform extensive surgery?
Mon 22 16:30
S19.3
Symposium 19: How to incorporate the new guidelines for thyroid cancer in my clinical practice
Dynamic risk stratification in low-risk vs high-risk patients
Mon 22 15:30
Symposium 20: Beta cell replacement and plasticity
endorsed by Endocrine Connections
AUDITORIUM III & IV
Chairs: Riccarda Granata (Italy) & Raquel Seiça (Portugal)
Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism
Mon 22 15:30
S20.1
Symposium 20: Beta cell replacement and plasticity
Reprogramming and differentiation of skin fibroblasts into beta cells for the cure of diabetes
Mon 22 16:00
S20.2
Symposium 20: Beta cell replacement and plasticity
New Strategies for beta cell replacement
Mon 22 16:30
S20.3
Symposium 20: Beta cell replacement and plasticity
Induction of pancreatic beta-like cell neogenesis
Nice, France
Mon 22 15:30
Guidelines sessions 2
ESE Guidelines on Aggressive Pituitary Tumours
AUDITORIUM I
Chairs: Gerald Raverot (France) & Pia Burman (Sweden)
Mon 22
Guidelines sessions 2
Mon 22
Guidelines sessions 2
Mon 22
Guidelines sessions 2
Mon 22
Guidelines sessions 2
Mon 22
Guidelines sessions 2
Mon 22
Guidelines sessions 2
Tue 23 10:00
Symposium 21: Environmental influences on endocrine systems
AUDITORIUM II
Chairs: Rod Mitchell (UK) & Josef Köhrle (Germany)
Environment, Society and Governance
Tue 23 10:00
S21.1
Symposium 21: Environmental influences on endocrine systems
Lifestyle and environmental factors in metabolic diseases
Tue 23 10:30
S21.2
Symposium 21: Environmental influences on endocrine systems
Evidence on reproductive disorders through endocrine disruption in-utero
Tue 23 11:00
S21.3
Symposium 21: Environmental influences on endocrine systems
EUthyroid: Towards a euthyroid Europe
Tue 23 10:00
Symposium 22: Rare bone diseases
endorsed by European Journal of Endocrinology
ROOM 3C
Chairs: Heide Siggelkow (Germany) & Carolina Moreira (Brazil)
Calcium and Bone
Tue 23 10:00
S22.1
Symposium 22: Rare bone diseases
Approach for clinicians
Tue 23 10:30
S22.2
Symposium 22: Rare bone diseases
Osteogenesis imperfecta & Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
Tue 23 11:00
S22.3
Symposium 22: Rare bone diseases
Fibrous dysplasia
Tue 23 10:00
Symposium 23: Endo Oncology: prolactin, GH and metabolic hormones in oncology pathogenesis
endorsed by Endocrine Connections
AUDITORIUM VII
Chairs: Cesar Boguszewski (Brasil) & Charlotte Bevan (UK)
Interdisciplinary Endocrinology
Tue 23 10:00
S23.1
Symposium 23: Endo Oncology: prolactin, GH and metabolic hormones in oncology pathogenesis
Prolactin regulation of prostate stem cells : potential implications in prostate cancer
Tue 23 10:30
S23.2
Symposium 23: Endo Oncology: prolactin, GH and metabolic hormones in oncology pathogenesis
Does GH enable neoplastic growth?
Los Angeles CA , USA
Tue 23 11:00
S23.3
Symposium 23: Endo Oncology: prolactin, GH and metabolic hormones in oncology pathogenesis
Is reducing insulin-resistance relevant to prevent cancer?
Tue 23 10:00
Symposium 24: Obesity: Pharmacological solutions
AUDITORIUM I
Chairs: Richard Bergman (USA) & Helena Cardoso (Portugal)
Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism
Tue 23 10:00
S24.1
Symposium 24: Obesity: Pharmacological solutions
MSH analogs
Berlin, Germany
Tue 23 10:30
S24.2
Symposium 24: Obesity: Pharmacological solutions
The future drugs to come
Tue 23 11:00
S24.3
Symposium 24: Obesity: Pharmacological solutions
Solutions update for medically complicated obesity
Glasgow, United Kingdom
Tue 23 10:00
Symposium 25: HPA axis regulation during a woman's life: impact on metabolic outcomes
AUDITORIUM VI
Chairs: John Newell-Price (UK) & Marek Ruchala (Poland)
Reproductive Endocrinology
Tue 23 10:00
S25.1
Symposium 25: HPA axis regulation during a woman's life: impact on metabolic outcomes
Molecular basis of the HPA axis regulation in woman during stress and pregnancy
Tue 23 10:30
S25.2
Symposium 25: HPA axis regulation during a woman's life: impact on metabolic outcomes
HPA axis, insulin resistance and adipocytokines in the fetal-maternal unit
Tue 23 11:00
S25.3
Symposium 25: HPA axis regulation during a woman's life: impact on metabolic outcomes
11β-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase activity, androgen excess, and metabolic outcomes in woman
Oxford, UK
Tue 23 15:00
Symposium 26: Tissue specific defects in thyroid hormone action
AUDITORIUM II
Chairs: Domenico Salvatore (Italy) & Joana Palha (Portugal)
Thyroid
Tue 23 15:00
S26.1
Symposium 26: Tissue specific defects in thyroid hormone action
Mouse models to study tissue specific hypothyroidism
Essen, Germany
Tue 23 15:30
S26.2
Symposium 26: Tissue specific defects in thyroid hormone action
Syndromes of decreased sensitivity to TH
Cambridge, United Kingdom
Tue 23 16:00
S26.3
Symposium 26: Tissue specific defects in thyroid hormone action
Restoring TH action in patients with transporter defects: the Triac Trial
Tue 23 15:00
Symposium 27: Vitamin D beyond bone
endorsed by Endocrine Connections
AUDITORIUM VI
Chairs: Alper Gurlek (Turkey) & Evanthia Kassi (Greece)
Calcium and Bone
Tue 23 15:00
S27.1
Symposium 27: Vitamin D beyond bone
Heart & vessels
Tue 23 15:30
S27.2
Symposium 27: Vitamin D beyond bone
Fertility
Tue 23 16:00
S27.3
Symposium 27: Vitamin D beyond bone
Muscles
Tue 23 15:00
Symposium 28: Sleep, love and reproduction
endorsed by Endocrine Connections
AUDITORIUM VII
Chairs: Luis Sobrinho (Portugal) & Ilpo Huhtaniemi (Finland)
Pituitary and Neuroendocrinology
Tue 23 15:00
S28.1
Symposium 28: Sleep, love and reproduction
Candidate mechanisms underlying the association between poor sleep and obesity
Tue 23 15:30
S28.2
Symposium 28: Sleep, love and reproduction
Oxytocin: from biology to love
Tue 23 16:00
S28.3
Symposium 28: Sleep, love and reproduction
Kisspeptin & Neurokinin B
London, UK
Tue 23 15:00
Symposium 29: Novel predictors of diabetes
AUDITORIUM I
Chairs: Carlo Acerini (UK) & Carlos Penha Gonçalves (Portugal)
Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism
Tue 23 15:00
S29.1
Symposium 29: Novel predictors of diabetes
Type 1 Diabetes
Tue 23 15:30
S29.2
Symposium 29: Novel predictors of diabetes
Clinical and genetic indicators
Tue 23 16:00
S29.3
Symposium 29: Novel predictors of diabetes
NAFLD, diabetes and CVD
Tue 23 15:00
Symposium 30: Moving away from old-fashioned steroidogenesis: what are the clinical implications?
AUDITORIUM VIII
Chairs: Matti Poutanen (Finland) & Vera Popovic (Serbia)
Adrenal and Neuroendocrine Tumours
Tue 23 15:00
S30.1
Symposium 30: Moving away from old-fashioned steroidogenesis: what are the clinical implications?
Clinical relevance of alternative synthesis of androgens
Tue 23 15:30
S30.2
Symposium 30: Moving away from old-fashioned steroidogenesis: what are the clinical implications?
Clinical relevance of steroid precursors in adrenocortical tumors
Birmingham, United Kingdom
Tue 23 16:00
S30.3
Symposium 30: Moving away from old-fashioned steroidogenesis: what are the clinical implications?
Glucocorticoid production in primary aldosteronism – from mechanisms to clinical implications
Zürich, Switzerland
No Session Type 1
Mon 22 12:15
European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS), Section of Endocrinology
AUDITORIUM VIII
Mon 22 12:15
European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS), Section of Endocrinology
Introduction
Mon 22 12:20
European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS), Section of Endocrinology
Endocrine Training and Service around Europe
London, UK
Mon 22 12:50
European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS), Section of Endocrinology
Exchange in Endocrinology Expertise (3E) Programme
Rotterdam, The Netherlands

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