Programme Overview
Thursday 15 October 2015
Time
Hall A
Hall B
09:00-10:30
PG #1: Paediatric Rhinitis
PG #2: Food Allergy
Overview of diagnosis and treatment: the EAACI
position paper
Chronic rhinitis with negative allergy tests
10:30-10:45
10:45-12:15
Hall C
Interpretation of IgE-sensitisation tests in food
allergy
How to undertake a successful oral food challenge
Coffee Break
PG #1: Paediatric Rhinitis
PG #2: Food Allergy
CONTINUATION
CONTINUATION
What do you do when the usual treatment does not
work?
Interactive Clinical Cases – presented by delegates
Challenges of managing of food allergy
Learning outcomes: psychological aspects,
adolescents, multiple food allergies
Interactive Clinical Cases – presented by delegates
12:15-13:00
13:00-14:30
Lunch Break for PG Sessions participants
Opening
Welcome addresses: PAAM 2015 Chair &
EAACI President
Plenary Session 1: Are we on the
brink of a revolution in food
allergy?
“Implementation of EAACI guidelines on food
allergy and anaphylaxis”
Early introduction of food: can sensitisation and
allergy to food be prevented?
Food Allergy Treatment: is tolerance induction
possible?
New biomarkers to improve the diagnosis and
management of food allergy
14:30-14:40
14:40-16:10
Symposium #1: Shared Origins of
Asthma, Allergy and Other Noncommunicable Diseases
Low-grade systemic inflammation in childhood
asthma and allergies
Shifting Break
Symposium # 2: Anaphylaxis
Gaps in management
Patient education
Co-factors
Shared environmental risk factors for noncommunicable diseases
Symposium #3: Allergen
Immunotherapy (AIT)
Shellfish allergy
Peanut and tree nuts allergy
Lipid Transfer Protein Syndrome
Common genetic risk factors for non-communicable
diseases
16:10-16:25
16:25-17:55
Workshop #1: Utilising
component resolved
diagnostics in specific food
allergies
Coffee Break
TBA
SCIT : the clinical evidence
SLIT : efficacy and safety
Unresolved issues
17:55-18:00
18:00-19:30
20:00-22:00
Poster Discussion
Shifting Break
Oral Abstract Session 1
Welcome Reception
Poster Discussion
Friday 16 October 2015
Time
Hall A
Hall B
Hall C
PLENARY SESSION #2: Asthma
in childhood and adolescence,
jointly with ERS
08:30-10:00
New approaches and novel biomarkers in
childhood asthma
Is “severe asthma exacerbations” a specific
phenotype?
How to overcome non-adherence?
10:00-10:30
Symposium#4: Skin diseases in
childhood
10:30-12:00
Urticaria and its differential diagnosis
Mastocytosis
Can the use of emollients in infants reduce the
risk of atopic dermatitis?
12:00-12:45
13:00-14:30
Coffee Break
Symposium #5: The influence of
the microbiome on immune
function and allergic outcomes
Airways microbiome
Skin microbiome
ProCon#1: The use of off-label
immunotherapy in children <5
years of age is effective and
safe?
Symposium #6: Targeted allergy
prevention
Preventing allergy with probiotics and bacterial
lysates
Do specific drugs favour the risk for allergy and
asthma?
Oral Abstracts #2
Gut microbiota: importance of the pregnancy period
12:00-13:30
TBA
12:45-13:45
E-Poster Lunch Session
ProCon#2: Generalised
urticaria is an indication for
venom immunotherapy in
childhood?
Should we encourage allergen ingestion during
pregnancy and breastfeeding?
Paediatric Allergy Bazaar
13:45-14:45
Workshop #2: New insights in
asthma, wheezing and beyond
14:00-15:30
Interactions between allergic rhinitis and asthma
Workshop #3: Does early
introduction of foods matter?
Oral Abstracts #3
Dysfunctional respiratory symptoms
Egg: The HEAP Study
Multiple Foods: The EAT Study
Distinct pathological mechanisms in infantile RSV
bronchiolitis
Shifting Break
15:30-16:00
16:00-17:30
Peanut: The LEAP Study
Poster Discussion
TBA
Workshop #4: Challenging
Clinical Scenarios (CCS)
Saturday, 17 October 2015
Time
08:30-10:00
Hall A
Hall B
Hall C
PLENARY #3: “Gut Feeling“,
jointly with ESPGHAN
Eosinophilic gut disease – are adults and children
the same?
Therapy of EoE. What can we learn from adults?
Gastroesophageal Reflux: when is it allergy? /
ESPGHAN guidelines after 6 years
Alexandra Papadopulou, Greece
10:00-10:15
10:15-11:45
Shifting Break
Symposium #7: Managing drug
allergy in children
Workshop #5: Atopic
comorbidities
The Atopic March: data from the MedALL
consortium
Should we proceed directly to provocation
challenges to diagnose drug allergy?
Eczema, rhinitis and asthma: is the atopic
march a fairy tale? Results from the MAAS and
ALSPAC cohort
Understanding NSAID reactions in childhood
Desensitisation to drugs in children
Lunch and ePosters
11:45-12:45
11:45- 12:30
12:45-14:15
From the cradle to early adulthood: what can
we learn from birth cohorts?
Pro & Con#3: Atopic eczema
in an atopic disease
Symposium #8: Practical use of
component resolved diagnosis
(CRD)
Oral Abstracts #4
Does the use of CRD change the indications for
AIT?
Does the use of CRD change the prediction of
prognosis in food allergy?
Does the use of CRD change the diagnosis and
management of venom allergy?
14:15-14:45
Closing Session / Awards