| 0900 - 0945 Plenary Lecture |
| Flynn Lecture |
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| The Porphyrias |
| Prof Timothy Cox, Cambridge |
| 0945 - 1015 Break |
| 1015 - 1215 Parallel Symposia |
| Renal Disease |
| New developments in chronic kidney disease: implications for laboratory services |
| Dr Donal O'Donoghue, Salford |
| Has the use of eGFR resulted in clinical benefit? |
| Dr Damien Fogarty, Belfast |
| How should proteinuria be detected and monitored? |
| Dr Edmund Lamb, Canterbury |
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Treating renal bone disease.
Monitoring renal replacement therapy
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| Dr Rana Rustom, Livepool |
| Inherited Metabolic Disease in Adulthood |
| Inherited metabolic disease: fertility and pregnancy |
| Dr Robin Lachmann, London |
| When to consider an IMD in chronic neurological disease |
| Dr John M Land, London |
| Wilson's disease in adulthood |
| Dr Godfrey Gillett, Sheffield |
| Diagnosis and monitoring of IMD: what the laboratory can offer |
| Dr Mick Henderson, Leeds |
| 1215 - 1345 Lunch and Exhibition |
| 1245 - 1330 Workshops |
| Industry Sponsored Workshops |
| 1245 - 1330 Attend Poster Session |
| 1345 - 1545 Parallel Symposia |
| Current Management Issues in Pathology |
| The next generation of procurement for NHS supply chain |
| Ms Sherry Dobis, Leeds |
| How pathology delivers the Darzi Report |
| Dr Ian Barnes, Leeds |
| Evidence-based health policy for pathology requesting and demand management |
| Prof Leslie Brnett, St Leonards, NSW, Australia |
| We are delighted to welcome Prof Burnett, who has been selected by the AACB to deliver this lecture. |
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| SAS Symposium |
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| Clinical Cases/Endocrinology |
| Chair: Prof Colin Self, Newcastle |
| Amenorrhea and PCOS |
| Prof Adam Balen, Leeds |
| Menopause - diagnosing and monitoring therapy |
| Mr Charles Kingsland, Liverpool |
| Infertility investigations - including measurement and monitoring ovarian reserve |
| Prof Bill Ledger, Sheffield |
| Siemens Medal Award |
| Oral Communication |
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| 1545 - 1615 - Break |
| 1615 - 1700 Plenary Lecture |
| AACC Transatlantic Award Lecture |
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| Telemedicine/telehealthcare - use of remote testing for long-term conditions |
| Prof Craig Lehmann, Stony Brook, New York |
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