4th International Lymphoedema Symposium
Multidisciplinary Management of Lymphoedema and Lipoedema
17.07.2021 - London, England
This symposium will be held as an online event. You can therefore attend the event as an online participant (livestream and/or media library).
Dear Colleague,
The impact of the coronavirus pandemic on our professional, social and private lives is omnipresent. It does not shy away from in-service training courses either, which is why our Lymphoedema Symposium, planned for May 2020, needed to be postponed to 2021. We at first decided to postpone the date and now we have agreed to hold this Symposium as an online event.
We have planned an interdisciplinary and interprofessional knowledge exchange on lymphological issues for you. As part of our Symposium we will focus on causes of primary and secondary lymphoedema. We will cover the topics of diagnostic and imaging as well as optimal therapy and management of lymphoedema. In the course of the event best practice and cases will be discussed.
As part of the online-symposium, each participant can follow the lectures, ask questions online and also have the opportunity to re-watch the lectures in the media library after the event has taken place.
You can expect top-class speakers and practical demonstrations with a focus on medicine, therapy and ideal treatments. There will also be plenty of time for individual questions.
Let us use this platform to openly exchange ideas and update standards.
Sincerely yours,
Dr. Kristiana Gordon
Scientific Lead
All information at a glance
Scientific lead
Dr. Kristiana Gordon,
MBBS,FRCP, MD(Res),CLT
Associate Professor and Consultant in Dermatology and Lymphovascular Medicine
St George‘s Hospital
London, England
Organiser / Conference office
Julius Zorn GmbH
Juzo Academy
Sonja Eham
Juliusplatz 1
86551 Aichach, Germany
Phone +49 (0)8251 901 406
E-Mail dace.zanker@juzo.de
Registration fee
Free of charge
Certification
applied for
Congress language
English
Livestream
17th July 2021
9.00 am to 5.25 pm GMT+1
Media library
The media library will be available for 2 weeks from release date, which is going to be a couple of days after the Symposium.
We ask you to refrain from photo and video recordings. Thank you.
All organisational information and the invoice will be sent to you with your confirmation.
Learning outcomes and objectives:
Our aim is to build bridges on several different levels: between scientific evidence and experience, between health care providers from different disciplines and between people from different countries.
The lectures will have the most up to date information available and the attendees will see, hear and learn about diagnosis and professional lymphoedema treatment, hints and tips.
The attendees will gain practical skills that they can put into action the next clinic day by seeing, hearing and doing. In the breaks there are practical demonstrations that they can watch – giving further skills and knowledge in a more informal setting.
By listening to and engaging with the views of our fellow professionals, we will be able to understand one another better, work together more harmoniously and offer our patients better care.
Target audience:
- Lymphoedema physicians
- Physicians with an interest in lymphoedema treatment
- Physicians in disciplines that overlap with lymphoedema
- Lymphoedema therapists and lymphoedema clinical nurses specialists
- Medical retail, healthcare professional and assistants
- Any other professional with an interest in lymphoedema
Programme for the 4th International Lymphoedema Symposium
| Time | Theme | Speaker |
|---|---|---|
| 9.00 am | Welcome and introduction of topics | Dr. Kristiana Gordon, MBBS, FRCP, MD(Res), CLT, London, England |
| I. Causes and Complications | ||
| 9.15 am | Genetics of Primary Lymphoedema | Prof. Pia Ostergaard, London, England |
| 9.45 am | Causes of Secondary Lymphoedema – Diagnostics, Therapy and Comorbidities | Dr. med. Anett Reißhauer, Berlin, Germany |
| 10.15 am | Wounds and Oedema in Context | Robert J. Damstra, MD, PHD, Drachten, the Netherlands |
| 10.40 am | Differential diagnosis in the management of Cellulitis in Lymphoedema | Rebecca Elwell, MSc, Stoke-on-Trent, England |
| 10:50 Uhr | Break, Practical demonstration | |
| II. Management of Oedema | ||
| 11.30 am | Near Infrared Fluorescence Lymphatic Imaging, the Interest in Diagnosis of Primary and Secondary Lymphoedema | Jean Paul Belgrado, MHSc, PhD, Brussels, Belgium |
| 11.55 am | Intranodal MRL Imaging | Dr. Lakshmi Arumugam Ratnam, London, England |
| 12.20 pm | Ultrasound Diagnostic of the Lymphatic System | Stefan Meng, MD, Vienna, Austria |
| 12.45 pm | Break, Practical demonstration | |
| 1.45 pm | Microsurgical Therapy of Lymphoedema | Chieh-Han John Tzou, Assoc.-Prof., MD, PhD, Vienna, Austria |
| 2.20 pm | Obesity-related Lymphoedema | Dr. med. Tobias Bertsch, Hinterzarten, Germany |
| 2.45 pm | Lipoedema − The Patient Focus | Denise Hardy, RGN, BSc, Cumbria, England |
| 3.10 pm | Break, Practical demonstration | |
| 3.35 pm | The Importance of Bandaging, Developments and New Devices | Justine C. Whitaker, MSc, RN, Lancashire, England |
| 4.00 pm | Self Management for Compression Therapy | Dr. Giovanni Mosti, Lucca, Italy |
| 4.25 pm | Best Practice and Self Management | Prof. Christine Moffatt, CBE, Notthingham, England Dr. Melanie Thomas, MBE, DProf, FCSP, Neath, Wales |
| 5.00 pm | An Inside Look of the Treatment Philosophy of St. Georges | Dr. Kristiana Gordon, MBBS, FRCP, MD(Res), CLT, London, England |
| 5.25 pm | Conclusion and closing words | Dr. Kristiana Gordon, MBBS, FRCP, MD(Res), CLT, London, England |
Referenten
Jean Paul Belgrado, MHSc, PhD
Coordinator, Scientific Advisor, Physical Treatment,
Research and Development
Lymphology Clinic of Brussels
Brussels, Belgium
Dr. med. Tobias Bertsch
Senior Physician
Földiklinik GmbH & Co. KG
Hinterzarten, Germany
Robert J. Damstra, MD, PhD
Dermatologist
Nij Smellinghe Hospital
Drachten, the Netherlands
Rebecca Elwell, MSc
Macmillan Lymphoedema Advanced Nurse
Practitioner and Team Leader
Lymphoedema Clinic
Cancer Centre
Royal Stoke University Hospital
University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust
Stoke-on-Trent, England
Dr. Kristiana Gordon, MBBS,FRCP, MD(Res),CLT
Associate Professor and Consultant in Dermatology and Lymphovascular Medicine
St George‘s Hospital
London, England
Denise Hardy, RGN, BSc (Hons-Palliative Care)
Lymphoedema Nurse Consultant
Kendal Lymphology Centre
Cumbria, England
Stefan Meng, MD
Radiologist
Radiology, HKH Hospital,
Center for Anatomy and Cell Biology
Medical University of Vienna,
Private Office
Vienna, Austria
Prof. Christine Moffatt, CBE
Professor of International Clinical Nursing Nottingham Trent University and Nottingham University Hospitals
Emeritus Professor at the University of Nottingham
Nottingham, England
Prof. Giovanni Mosti
Head Angiology Department MD Barbantini Clinic
Lucca, Italy
Dr. Pia Ostergaard
Professor of Human Genetics & Head of
Genetics Research Centre
Molecular and Clinical Sciences Research
Institute
St George’s University of London
London, England
Dr. Lakshmi Arumugam Ratnam
Consultant Diagnostic and Interventional
Radiologist
St George‘s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
London, England
Dr. med. Anett Reißhauer
Head of Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation Division
Charité-Universitätsmedizin, Berlin
Berlin, Germany
Dr. Melanie Thomas, MBE, DProf, FCSP
National Clinical Lead for Lymphoedema in Wales
Lymphoedema Network Wales Cimla Health & Social Care Centre
Neath, Wales
Chieh-Han John Tzou, Assoc.-Prof. MD, PhD
Associate Professor of Plastic, Aesthetic and
Reconstructive Surgery
Sigmund Freud University,
Director of Plastic Reconstructive Surgery Clinic,
Hospital of Divine Savior
TZOU MEDICAL. Lymphoedema Center
Vienna, Austria
Justine C. Whitaker, MSc, RN
Director and Nurse Consultant Northern Lymphology Ltd,
Senior Lecturer School of Sport & Health Sciences, University of Central Lancashire
Lancashire, England
Registration for attending online
If you’re interested in taking part at the online event, register now.