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Mayo Clinic Update

The Nephrology Department of the Portuguese Institute of Oncology of Porto (IPO-Porto) will organize jointly with the Nephrology Department of the Mayo Clinic, Rochester, USA, a scientific meeting called Mayo Clinic Update, Oporto 2024, 14th and 15th June, as part of the celebrations of IPO-Porto’s 50th anniversary. This event will take place in the Auditorium of the Super Bock Arena Complex – Pavilhão Rosa Mota.

Member*LATE REGISTRATION
From June 1st to June 7th

100,00

Includes:

  • Access to Lectures
  •  Documentation Folder
  • Lunch
  • Coffee Break
  • Certificate of Attendance

Non MemberLATE REGISTRATION
From June 1st to June 7th

200,00

Includes:

  • Access to Lectures
  •  Documentation Folder
  • Lunch
  • Coffee Break
  • Certificate of Attendance

* must be a member to one of the following societies
Sociedade Portuguesa de Nefrologia
Sociedad Española de Nefrologia
Sociedade Brasileira de Nefrologia
Sociedade Portuguesa de Medicina Interna

After June 7th, only registrations made on the local conference will be accepted.
500,00 €
for member & non member
Attendance limited to auditorium capacity

PROGRAM & SPEAKERS

Friday — 14th June 2024
09:00 Opening Ceremony
Welcome
José Maximino, Fernando Fervenza
09:30 Conference
Diagnosis and Treatment of Membranous Nephropathy
Fernando Fervenza
Moderation: Mário Góis e Ana Teresa Nunes
10:00 Conference
Lupus Nephritis: Emerging Therapies and Treatment Strategies
Ali Duarte Garcia
Moderation: Inês Ferreira, Teresa Santos
10:30 Conference
ANCA Vasculites: Towards personalized medicine
Marta Casal Moura
Moderation: Tania Sousa, Ivo Laranjinha
11:00 Coffee Break
11:30 Conference
ANCA Vasculites: Novel, more effective and safer treatment modalities
Ulrich Specks
Moderation: Josefina Santos, Raquel Vaz
12:00 Conference
New drugs and perspectives for the treatment of Kidney Diseases in 2024
Emílio Sánchez
Moderation: Rui Alves, Clara Almeida
12:30 Conference
Personalized approach to IgA Nephropathy
Fernando Fervenza
Moderation: José António Lopes, Manuel Amoedo
13:00 Lunch
14:30 Conference
Renal Disease in Pregnancy
Vesna Garovic
Moderation: Círia Sousa, Estela Nogueira
15:00 Conference
Complement-mediated Thrombotic Microangiopathy (CMTMA) / Atypical Hemolytic Syndrome
Ann M. Moyer
Moderation: Patrícia Valério, Teresa Fidalgo
15:30 Conference
Autosomal Dominant Polycistic Kidney Disease in 2024
Vicente Torres
Moderation: Edgar Almeida, Isabel Tavares
16:00 Conference
Genetic Testing in the Nephrology Practice
Filippo Pinto e Vairo
Moderation: João Paulo Oliveira, Joaquim Calado
16:30 Oral Presentations
Clinical Pathology Cases
Moderation: José Maximino, Karina Sotto, Samih Nasr, Fernando Fervenza
C3 glomerulonephritis associated with monoclonal gammopathy of renal significance: a diagnostic and therapeutic challenge
Bárbara Beirão
Severe Acute Kidney Injury – When the devil is in a common blood test
Inês Alexandre
Severe mesangiolysis: when alternative causes have to be considered
Filipa Trigo
Protocadherin FAT1-Positive membranous nephropathy secondary to hematopoietic stem-cell transplantation successfully treated with rituximab
Hugo Ferreira
17:30 Poster Presentations
Clinical Pathology Cases
Session 1 // Moderation by Guilherme Rocha e Ana Paiva Authors
Pembrolizumab induced vasculitis Maria do Mar Menezes
An unusual suspect Sofia Leitão e Sousa
Atypical Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome: A Case Report Lígia Ribeiro
Covid-19 associated nephropathy and chronic kidney disease: a case report Andreia Carnevale
Severe cryoglobulinemic vasculitis associated with monoclonal gammopathy: a challenging case of masked deposits Beatriz Pedro Fernandes
ANCA vasculitis following allogenic stem cell transplantation – a rare case Maria Rita Dias
Missed signals: a case of late diagnosis of AL amyloidosis Maria Rita Dias
Monoclonal Pseudo-Gammopathy and Anti-MBG Disease: An Unlikely Association Ana Rita Ramos
Misleading Appearances: Rejection or Infection? Ana Cunha
Session 2 // Moderation by Luísa Lobato e Josefina Santos Authors
Thrombotic microangiopathy – a rare form of late-onset post-transplant acute renal graft dysfunction Henrique Rodrigues
The role of kidney biopsy in understanding Acute Interstitial Nephritis Henrique Rodrigues
Oligosecretory Myeloma and light chain cast nephropathy: A diagnostic challenge for nephrologists and hemotologists Joana Medeiros
C1q Nephropathy: The great chameleon Joana Medeiros
Beyond Anti-PLA2R Associated Membranous Nephropathy Andreia Henriques
A Case of Crescentic Glomerulonephritis Complicating Membranoproliferative Glomerulonephritis with Thrombotic Microangiopathy Andreia Henriques
Proliferative glomerulonephritis with monoclonal immunoglobulin deposits - A true case of monoclonal gammopathy of renal significance Catarina Oliveira Silva
Granulomatous interstitial nephritis secondary to common variable immunodeficiency Catarina Oliveira Silva
Expanding the spectrum of Lupus Nephritis - A case of Lupus Podocytopathy Catarina Oliveira Silva
Saturday — 15th June 2024
09:15 Conference
RRT for Sepsis: What should we focus on?
Ravindra Mehta
Moderation: Luís Coentrão, Ana Castro
09:45 Conference
Artificial Intelligence to guide management of Acute Kidney Injury
Kianoush Kashani
Moderation: Natacha Rodrigues, Luís Rodrigues
10:15 Conference
Personalizing Care for AKI: The role of predictive analytics
Ravindra Mehta
Moderation: Rui Araújo, Sandra Silva
10:45 Coffee Break
11:15 Conference
An update on the classification and diagnosis of Monoclonal Gammopathy of Renal Significance lesions
Samih Nasr
Moderation: Rui Henrique, Catarina Geraldes
11:45 Conference
Current approaches in treatment of Monoclonal Gammopathy of Renal Significance
Ladan Zand
Moderation: Luísa Lobato, Catarina Campos Costa
12:15 Conference
SGLT2 Inhibitors and the Kidney
Maria José Soler
Moderation: Sofia Homem de Melo, Patrícia Branco
12:45 Lunch
14:00 Onconephrology
14:00 Nephrotoxicity of Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors
Sandra Herrmann
Moderation: Karina Sotto, Marina Reis
14:30 Mult’Itox Consultation: A multidisciplinary approach to optimize the immune effects of Checkpoint Inhibitors
Teresa Chuva
Moderation: Alina Rosinha, Marisa Roldão
CAR - T cells therapy
Moderation: Sérgio Chacim, Inês Coelho
15:00 In Cancer patients
José Mário Mariz
15:30 Nephrotoxicity and future use for autoimmune diseases
Sandra Herrmann
16:00 Oral Presentations
Clinical Pathology Cases
Moderation: José Maximino, Karina Sotto, Samih Nasr, Fernando Fervenza
A case report of a severe form of Erdheim-Chester disease
Filipa Trigo
Nail-patella syndrome with isolated renal involvement
Beatriz Ferreira
Eltrombopag associated Thrombotic microangiopathy: from friend to foe
André Silva
Light chain crystalline podocytopathy: a demanding diagnosis
Mariana Sousa
17:00 Poster Presentations
Clinical Pathology Cases
Session 3 // Moderation by Roberto Calças Marques e Ana Paiva Authors
Multiple Myeloma, Systemic Amyloid Light Chain Amyloidosis and a dysfunctional kidney without amyloid tissue: A case report. Daniela Filipe Peixoto
When tubulointersticial nephritis allows the diagnosis of an unexpected sarcoidosis: a case report Daniela Filipe Peixoto
Small-vessel vasculitis leading to severe acute kidney injury after Ipilimumab Rui Duarte
Oncologic lessons from an acute kidney injury clinical case Mariana Pais
Navigating Complications: A Case Study of Post-Transplant Challenges in a 31-Year-Old Male Patient Joana Pereira Dias
A unique case of bead shaped tubular basement membrane Ana Catarina Brás
EBV's Impact: A Case of Post-Transplant Lymphoproliferative Disorder Henrique Borges
A proteinuric tale of two diseases: collapsing focal segmental glomerulosclerosis and membranous nephropathy in a patient with HIV and Hepatitis B Andreia Curto
Diffuse Hepatic involvement in ADPKD Nídia Pereira
Session 4 // Moderation by Luísa Lobato e Josefina Santos Authors
Renal-limited thrombotic microangiopathy: a challenging puzzle Fábio Henriques
Concomitant Membranous and IgA Nephropathies in a Patient with Sjogren Syndrome João Bessa
Nephrotic syndrome in an intravenous drug user Catarina Cardoso
Ibrutinib: a cause of IgA Nephropathy? Sandra Pereira
IgA Nephropathy in a patient with bacilliferous tuberculosis Sandra Pereira
Chronic lymphocytic leukemia: life-changing biopsy Filipa Rodrigues
A rare cause of adult-onset genetic podocytopathy Pedro Fragoso
Monoclonal gammopathy of renal significance versus schistosomiasis related glomerulonephritis Johanna Viana
Navigating Waldenström's Macroglobulinemia: A Membranous Nephropathy Case Study Rita Matos Silva
18:00 Closing Ceremony
Farewell
José Maximino, Fernando Fervenza
Download Program

Rulles for Abstracts Submission

The abstracts must correspond to clinical-pathological cases.

01. Structure

The Abstract Template at the end of this page must be used. Please download it and fill out keeping the structure and examples:
Title of abstract; name and surname; workplace of the authors and email;

The abstract must not identify any of the authors or any other details that could compromise anonymity.
It must be submitted in English; containing a maximum of 3.400 characters (spaces included). The introduction of one image is allowed.

02. Application

Abstracts must be sent until April 15th, 2024 in Word and PDF format to: eventos@lab52.pt.
The organization will select the 8 most relevant cases. All authors will be notified by this decision until May 13th.
At least one of the authors must be registered at the congress.

03. Format

The 8 selected cases will be orally presented (10 minutes for presentation, 5 minutes for discussion) in a session at the end of each day.
Upon notification of the authors, a Powerpoint template will be sent for oral presentation, as well as other relevant information.

Organization

Support

Chairmen

Fernando Fervenza
Mayo Clinic

José Maximino
IPO – Porto

Local Organizing Committee

José Maximino
IPO – Porto

Ana Paiva
IPO – Porto

Teresa Chuva
IPO – Porto

Hugo Ferreira
IPO – Porto

Inês Coelho
IPO – Porto

Círia Sousa
ULS Tâmega e Sousa

Marta Casal Moura
FMUP

Faculty

Fernando Fervenza
Mayo Clinic, Rochester

Ali Duarte Garcia
Mayo Clinic, Rochester

Ulrich Specks
Mayo Clinic, Rochester

Marta Casal Moura
FMUP

Emílio Sanchéz
H.U. Cabueñes, Gijón

Samih Nasr
Mayo Clinic, Rochester

Ladan Zand
Mayo Clinic, Rochester

Vicente Torres
Mayo Clinic, Rochester

Filippo Pinto e Vairo
Mayo Clinic, Rochester

Kianoush Kashani
Mayo Clinic, Rochester

Ravindra Mehta
U. C. San Diego

Vesna Garovic
Mayo Clinic, Rochester

Ann M. Moyer
Mayo Clinic, Rochester

Maria José Soler
H. Vall d’Hebron, Barcelona

Sandra Herrmann
Mayo Clinic, Rochester

Teresa Chuva
IPO – Porto

José Mário Mariz
IPO – Porto

Moderators

Mário Góis
ULS S. José

Ana Teresa Nunes
ULS S. João

Inês Ferreira
ULS S. João

Teresa Santos
ULS Matosinhos

Josefina Santos
ULS Sto. António

Raquel Vaz
ULS Braga

Tânia Sousa
ULS Viseu Dão-Lafões

Ivo Laranjinha
ULS Lisboa Ocidental

Rui Alves
ULS Coimbra

Clara Almeida
ULS Gaia e Espinho

Rui Henrique
IPO – Porto

Catarina Geraldes
ULS Coimbra

Luísa Lobato
ULS Sto. António

Catarina Campos Costa
IPO – Porto

Edgar Almeida
ULS Loures – Odivelas

Isabel Tavares
ULS S. João

João Paulo Oliveira
ULS S. João

Joaquim Calado
ULS S. José

Karina Sotto
ULS Arrábida

Marina Reis
ULS Coimbra

Alina Rosinha
IPO – Porto

Marisa Roldão
ULS Médio Tejo

Sérgio Chacim
IPO – Porto

Inês Coelho
IPO – Porto

José Maximino
IPO – Porto

Fernando Fervenza
Mayo Clinic, Rochester

Hugo Ferreira
IPO – Porto

Samih Nasr
Mayo Clinic, Rochester

Rui Araújo
ULS Matosinhos

Sandra Silva
ULS Matosinhos

Natacha Rodrigues
ULS Santa Maria

Luís Rodrigues
ULS Coimbra

Círia Sousa
ULS Tâmega e Sousa

Estela Nogueira
ULS Santa Maria

Patrícia Valério
ULS Estuário do Tejo

José António Lopes
ULS Santa Maria

Teresa Fidalgo
ULS Coimbra

Sofia Homem de Melo
ULS Braga

Patrícia Branco
ULS Lisboa Ocidental

Manuel Amoedo
ULS Alentejo Central

Roberto Calças Marques
ULS Algarve

Guilherme Rocha
ULS Sto. António

Luís Coentrão
ULS S. João

Ana Castro
ULS Sto. António

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Super Bock Arena

Pavilhão Rosa Mota

The Super Bock Arena – Pavilhão Rosa Mota is a multi-purpose space, equipped with the most modern technologies, with capacity for cultural, entertainment, sporting and business events for up to 8,000 people

Entrance 01

Rua de Dom Manuel II, 4050-346 Porto

(+351) 220 503 257

How to arrive

Public transport

The best way to get to the Super Bock Arena – Pavilhão Rosa Mota, especially on show days, is by using public transport. This way you avoid wasting time and money looking for parking and helps us in our mission to minimize our environmental impact.

Subway (Metro)

Porto is served by 6 Metro lines that cover a large part of the city and surrounding cities. To get to the Super Bock Arena – Pavilhão Rosa Mota, the closest Metro station is “Casa da Música”, served by lines A, B, C, E and F. From here you can take a short 1.5-minute walk km around the city or use STCP buses:

  • 201: Viso – Aliados
  • 302: Circular Praça da Liberdade – Constituição
  • 501: Matosinhos (praia) – Aliados
  • 507: Leça (via MAR Shopping) – Cordoaria
  • 601: Airport (via MAR Shopping) – Cordoaria

If you prefer, you can use the “Carolina Michaelis” Metro station, also served by lines A, B, C, E and F. To get to the Super Bock Arena – Pavilhão Rosa Mota you have to walk 1.5 km or use one of these buses from STCP:

  • 301: Circular Hospital S. João – Sá da Bandeira
  • 602: Airport (via Padrão Moreira) – Cordoaria

The central station of the Porto Metro, “Estação da Trindade”, is located approximately 1.8 km away.

More information at metrodoporto.pt

Bus (STCP)

The Super Bock Arena – Pavilhão Rosa Mota is served by several STCP bus lines. The nearest stop is “Palácio” (with the identifications: PAL 2, PAL 3, PAL 4 and PAL 5), served by the lines:

  • 200: Cast. Queijo – Bolhão
  • 201: Viso – Aliados
  • 207: Mercado da Foz – Campanhã
  • 208: Aldoar – Aliados
  • 303: Circular Praça da Liberdade – Constituição
  • 501: Matosinhos (beach) – Aliados
  • 507: Leça (via MAR Shopping) – Cordoaria
  • 601: Aeroporto (via MAR Shopping) – Cordoaria
  • 12M: Sto. Ovídio – Av. Aliados (serviço nocturno)
  • 13M – Matosinhos (Mercado) – Av. Aliados (night service)

More information at stcp.pt

Taxi / TVDE

You can easily get to the Super Bock Arena – Pavilhão Rosa Mota using one of the numerous taxis available around the city. Just indicate as your destination the Super Bock Arena – Pavilhão Rosa Mota or the Palácio de Cristal Gardens.

Alternatively, you can also choose between individual and paid passenger transport services in unmarked vehicles using an electronic platform. In Porto they work:

  • Bolt
  • Cabify
  • Kapten
  • Uber

Train

The Super Bock Arena – Pavilhão Rosa Mota is approximately 1.7 km from the emblematic Estação de São Bento, the city’s central train station, from which you can choose to walk through the picturesque streets of the historic center of São Bento. Porto or use one of these STCP buses:

  • 201: Viso – Aliados
  • 208: Aldoar – Aliados
  • 501: Matosinhos (beach) – Aliados

Own vehicle

The Super Bock Arena – Pavilhão Rosa Mota is served by an underground car park with 453 spaces.

The Palácio de Cristal Car Park is open 24 hours a day and can be accessed via Rua Jorge de Viterbo Ferreira.

Access to Via de Cintura Interna (VCI) and the motorway are 5 minutes away.

Tariffs, contacts and other information on the Porto City Council website.

Ligia Silva

(+351) 914 592 380

Email

eventos@lab52.pt

Email

geral@lab52.pt

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