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Tuesday 5/7/11 |
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EHRS Board Meeting |
19:00-23:00 | ||||
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Wednesday 6/7/11 |
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Precongress Hair Course |
08:00-16:00 | ||||
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Precongress Registration + exhibition + coffee |
08:00-09:00 | ||||
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A. Hair - Anatomy, Pathology, Fungal and Parasitic Infections |
09:00-10:40 | ||||
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1. Yuval Ramot, Israel |
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2. Reuven Bergman, Israel |
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3. Avner Shemer, Israel |
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4. Kosta Mumcuoglu, Israel |
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Coffee break/exhibition |
10:40-11:25 | ||||
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B. Hair- Genetics, Contact Dermatitis, Drugs |
11:25-13:05 | ||||
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5. Eli Sprecher, Israel |
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6. Arieh Ingber, Israel |
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7. Sima Halevy, Israel |
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8. Michael David, Israel |
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Lunch/exhibition/posters |
13:05-14:40 | ||||
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C. Hair- Dermoscopy |
14:40-16:30 | ||||
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1. Lidia Rudnicka, Poland |
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2. Antonella Tosti, USA |
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3. Alon Scope, Israel |
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4. Sundaram Murugusundram, India |
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Exhibition |
16:30-17:00 | ||||
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The Israel Museum |
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Bus transfer from hotels to the Israel Museum |
17:30-17:45 | ||||
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Registration & Reception- Entrance to Israel Museum |
17:45-18:30 | ||||
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Guided Tour- Archeology & Art |
18:30-19:30 | ||||
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Opening Ceremony & Lecture |
19:30-20:45 | ||||
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Reception & Music: "Minuet Duo" |
20:45-23:00 | ||||
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Walking Tour to Hotels |
23:00-23:30 | ||||
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Thursday 7/7/11 |
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Session A
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Session B
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Jamie Upton, UK |
Anastasia Mareeva, Russia | ||||
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Oxidative stress plays a direct role in mediating DHT- stimulated TGF-β secretion by dermal papilla cells
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Androgen receptor gene polymorphism and skewed X chromosome inactivation in female androgenetic alopecia | ||||
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Silke Redler, Germany | ||||
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The first genome-wide survey of copy number variants in androgenetic alopecia suggests an involvement of a mircoduplication in 22q11.23
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Investigation of variants of diverse hormone receptor genes in women with female pattern hair loss
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Taro Koyama, Japan
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Nagy Nikoletta, Hungary | ||||
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Clinical experience of androgenetic alopecia in 11 pairs of identical twin males |
The rs3185480 polymorphism of the adenomatosis polyposis coli down-regulated 1 (APCDD1) gene is associated with androgenetic alopecia | ||||
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Bimatoprost, a prostamide F2α analogue used for glaucoma, stimulates scalp hair follicle growth via receptors in the dermalpapilla; is this a new approach for alopecia?
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The impact of meditation in the treatment of androgenetic alopecia | ||||
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Session C |
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Androgenetic Alopecia Part III |
09:00-10:00 | ||||
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1. Valerie A Randall, UK |
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Androgens - a leading factor in androgenetic alopecia alter follicular gene expression |
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2. Felix Brockschmidt, Germany |
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Androgenetic alopecia: identification of genetic susceptibility factors and first steps towards development of a predictive test |
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3. Won Soo Lee, Korea |
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Current and new medical treatment of pattern hair loss |
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Coffee break/exhibition/posters |
10:00-11:00 | ||||
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Session D |
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The Hair Follicle Part I |
11:00-11:45 | ||||
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John Ebling lecture |
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Desmond Tobin, UK |
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The hair follicle melanocyte - A reporter cell for some of the hair follicle's "wows and woes" |
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Session E
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Session F
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1. Dan Peer, Israel |
1. Andreas Finner, Germany | ||||
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Utilizing RNAi and nanotechnology to study bulge stem cells |
Hair Transplantation- indications and current techniques | ||||
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2. Reyk Horland, Germany |
2. Nina Otberg, Germany | ||||
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Characterization of de novo generated fiber-producing human hair follicle equivalents in vitro |
Surgical management of scars and cicatricial alopecias | ||||
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3. Robert M. Hoffman, USA |
3. Fabio Rinaldi, Italy | ||||
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The bulge area is the major hair follicle source of nestin-expressing pluripotent stem cells |
The role of PRP (platelet rich plasma) to control anagen phase: Evaluation in vitro and in vivo in hair transplant and hair treatment | ||||
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4. Young Kwan Sung, Korea |
4. Ken Washenik, USA | ||||
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Sphere formation restores hair-inductive activity of cultured human dermal papilla cells |
Cellular hair restoration | ||||
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Session G |
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Lunch symposium Johnson & Johnson Androgenetic alopecia: Status and new perspectives of treatment |
13:00-14:00 | ||||
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1. Ulrike Blume-Peytavi, Germany |
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Androgenetic alopecia in women: Management options |
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2. Rita Wanser, USA |
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Minoxidil use in men |
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Session H |
Session I | ||||
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1. Seong Jin Jo, Korea |
1. Francisco Camacho, Spain | ||||
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The enhancement of hair growth by valproic acid is mediated through GSK-3b inhibition |
Localized hypertrichosis | ||||
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2. Uri Gat, Israel |
2. Moshe Lapidoth, Israel | ||||
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The roles of the Hippo pathway effector YAP in hair follicle development |
Fundamentals of laser hair removal | ||||
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3. Elena Pomari, Italy |
3. Christopher Zachary, USA | ||||
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Steroid synthesis by human hair follicle; implications for hair diseases |
A Comparison of low fluence, multiple pass 810nm diode laser hair removal vs standard single pulse technique | ||||
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4. Andrew McDonagh, UK |
4. Uwe Paasch , Germany | ||||
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Methotrexate treatment of alopecia areata |
Linear scanned hair removal long term efficacy in relation to alexandrite hair removal | ||||
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5. Joaquin J. Jimenez, USA |
5. Shlomit Halachmi, Israel | ||||
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The E3 ubiquitin ligase itch, a negative regulator of NF-kB and inflammation, is decreased in alopecia areata |
Home Use devices : The challenge | ||||
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6. Punit Saraogi, India |
Panel discussion | ||||
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Automated digital image analysis (Trichoscan®) – Ease versus errors? |
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