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    13:00 - 18:00 
    Registration
    15:00 - 17:30 
    Working Group Sessions
    18:00 - 19:30 
    Satellite Symposia Sessions - For more information please see satellite programme

    06:30 - 18:00 
    Registration
    08:15 - 08:30 
    Opening Ceremony
    Libertador
    08:30 - 09:00 
    Plenary 1
    Salon Libertador
    Chairs: Dipesalema Joel (Botswana) & Jean-Pierre Chanoine (Canada)
    PL1
    Plenary 1
    Paediatric endocrinology training in Sub-Saharan Africa – A 10 year journey from bench to the clinics
    Nairobi, Kenya
    09:00 - 09:30 
    Plenary 2
    Salon Libertador
    Chairs: Jean-Pierre Chanoine (Canada) & Dipesalema Joel (Botswana)
    PL2
    Plenary 2
    Access to medicines: It’s not "all too hard"! Together we CAN improve access to essential paediatric endocrine medicines for all. A roadmap to 2030.
    Sydney, NSW, Australia
    09:30 - 10:15 
    Refreshment Break, Poster Viewings and Exhibits
    San Isidro
    10:15 - 11:45 
    Symposium 2: Current Status of Complications in T1D in Youth
    Auditorium
    Chairs: Asma Deeb (UAE) & Cecilia García Rudaz (Australia)
    S1.1
    Symposium 2: Current Status of Complications in T1D in Youth
    Update on Retinopathy—Should We Screen or Not?
    Sydney, Australia
    S1.2
    Symposium 2: Current Status of Complications in T1D in Youth
    Update on Nephropathy—When should we Treat?
    Denver, United States
    S1.3
    Symposium 2: Current Status of Complications in T1D in Youth
    Macrovascular Disease and Risk Factors—Time to be More Aggressive with Treatment?
    Stanford, USA
    10:15 - 11:45 
    Symposium 6: Novel concepts in pediatric male and female gonadal dysfunction
    Salon B Libertador
    Chairs: Alexia Peña Vargas (Australia) & Adriana Siviero Miachon (Brazil)
    S2.1
    Symposium 6: Novel concepts in pediatric male and female gonadal dysfunction
    Metabolic dysfunction in polycystic ovary syndrome and pathogenic role of androgen excess
    Córdoba, Spain
    S2.2
    Symposium 6: Novel concepts in pediatric male and female gonadal dysfunction
    FSH-Sertoli cells: a neglected axis in male hypogonadism
    Buenos Aires, Argentina
    S2.3
    Symposium 6: Novel concepts in pediatric male and female gonadal dysfunction
    Novels aspects of replacement therapies in pediatric hypogonadisms
    Paris, France
    10:15 - 11:45 
    Symposium 4: Novel concepts in Disorders/Differences of Sexual Development
    Salon C Libertador
    Chairs: Alicia Belgorosky (Argentina) & Berenice Mendonça (Brazil)
    S3.1
    Symposium 4: Novel concepts in Disorders/Differences of Sexual Development
    Molecular basis and clinical aspects of Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome
    Sao Paulo, Brazil
    S3.2
    Symposium 4: Novel concepts in Disorders/Differences of Sexual Development
    Novel causes and clinical features of primary gonadal failure
    Istanbul, Turkey
    S3.3
    Symposium 4: Novel concepts in Disorders/Differences of Sexual Development
    Clinical approach to DSD: individualised multidisciplinary care
    Ghent, Belgium
    10:15 - 11:45 
    Symposium 5: Role of IGFs in physiology and disease
    Salon C Retiro
    Chairs: Anita Hokken-Koelega (The Netherlands) & Patricia Pennisi (Argentina)
    S5.1
    Symposium 5: Role of IGFs in physiology and disease
    Growth Hormone Action in Growth and Longevity
    Ohio, USA
    S5.2
    Symposium 5: Role of IGFs in physiology and disease
    PAPP-A2 in physiology and disease
    Madrid, Spain
    S5.3
    Symposium 5: Role of IGFs in physiology and disease
    Clinical and genetic evaluation of children with syndromic short stature
    São Paulo, Brazil
    10:15 - 11:15 
    New Perspectives 1: New perspectives in endocrine syndromes
    Golden Horn
    Chairs: Saúl Malozowski (USA) & Ana Keselman (Argentina)
    NP1.1
    New Perspectives 1: New perspectives in endocrine syndromes
    Cancer risk and co-morbidity in Turner syndrome
    Aarhus, Denmark
    NP1.2
    New Perspectives 1: New perspectives in endocrine syndromes
    Genotype-based management for Noonan syndrome
    Sendai, Japan
    10:15 - 11:15 
    Controversies 1: T2D treatment - should we wait for approved medication?
    La Pampa
    Chairs: Ethel Codner (Chile) & Kenji Ihara (Japan)
    C1.1
    Controversies 1: T2D treatment - should we wait for approved medication?
    AGAINST
    Perth, Australia
    C1.2
    Controversies 1: T2D treatment - should we wait for approved medication?
    FOR
    Aurora, Colorado, United States
    10:15 - 11:45 
    How Do I? 1: Transition
    Catalinas
    Chairs: Fernando Cassorla (Chile) & Kyriakie Sarafoglou (USA)
    HD1.1
    How Do I? 1: Transition
    How Do I: Support Transition to Adult Type 1 Diabetes Care
    Toronto, Canada
    HDI1.2
    How Do I? 1: Transition
    Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia
    France
    HDI1.3
    How Do I? 1: Transition
    Hypopituitarism/GHD
    Genova, Italy
    11:45 - 13:45 
    Lunch, Posters & Exhibition
    San Isidro
    12:15 - 13:15 
    Satellite Symposia Sessions - For more information please see satellite programme
    14:00 - 14:30 
    Plenary 3
    Salon Libertador
    Chairs: Eduardo Calliari (Brazil) & Mehul Dattani (UK)
    PL3
    Plenary 3
    Prevention of T1D: How close are we?
    Westmead, Australia
    14:30 - 15:00 
    Plenary 4
    Salon Libertador
    Chairs: Mehul Dattani (UK) & Eduardo Calliari (Brazil)
    PL4
    Plenary 4
    The genetics of extreme short stature: primordial dwarfism, the smallest of the small.
    Edinburgh, UK
    15:15 - 16:00 
    Meet the Expert 2.1
    Salon B Libertador
    MTE2.1
    Meet the Expert 2.1
    Management of the child/adolescent with an adrenal mass
    Ribeirao Preto, Brazil
    15:15 - 16:00 
    Meet The Expert 3.1
    Salon C Libertador
    MTE3.1
    Meet The Expert 3.1
    Diagnosis and Management of Rare Hypophosphataemic Rickets
    Botswana , South Africa
    15:15 - 16:00 
    Meet The Expert 4.1
    Salon A/B Retiro
    MTE4.1
    Meet The Expert 4.1
    Diagnosis and management of congenital hypothyroidism under different socioeconomic contexts
    New York, USA
    15:15 - 16:15 
    Free Communications 1: GH and IGFs 1
    La Pampa
    Chairs: Irène Netchine & Horacio Domené
    Free Communications 1: GH and IGFs 1
    Treatment with recombinant murine Pappa2, GH or IGF-1 modifies hepatic energy metabolism in a mouse model of Pappa2 deficiency
    Madrid, Spain
    Free Communications 1: GH and IGFs 1
    Dose-dependent Increase in GH AUC0-12h with LUM-201 in Idiopathic Pediatric GH Deficiency (iPGHD) from the Interim Analysis Data of the OraGrowtH212 Trial
    Santiago, Chile
    Free Communications 1: GH and IGFs 1
    NOVEL INSULIN-LIKE GROWTH FACTOR 1 GENE MUTATION: BROADENING OF THE PHENOTYPE AND IMPLICATIONS FOR INSULIN RESISTANCE
    Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
    FC1.3
    Free Communications 1: GH and IGFs 1
    AGE-DEPENDENT AND SEX-SPECIFIC CHANGES OF DNA METHYLATION WITHIN GROWTH HORMONE RECEPTOR (GHR), INSULIN-LIKE GROWTH FACTOR TYPE 1 RECEPTOR (IGF1R) AND INSULIN RECEPTOR (INSR) GENE PROMOTERS IN PERIPHERAL BLOOD LEUKOCYTES FROM HEALTHY PREPUBERTAL AND PUBERTAL CHILDREN
    Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
    15:15 - 16:15 
    Free Communications 2: Fetal and Neonatal Endocrinology
    Catalinas
    Chairs: Paul Thornton & Germán Iñiguez
    FC2.1
    Free Communications 2: Fetal and Neonatal Endocrinology
    Increased catecholamines link fetal stress or growth restriction and neonatal hyperinsulinemic hypoglycemia: a prospective cohort study
    Düsseldorf, Germany
    FC2.2
    Free Communications 2: Fetal and Neonatal Endocrinology
    Gene expression profile analysis of the Umbilical cord derived mesenchymal stem cells revealed the difference in fetal programming between preterm SGA and term SGA
    Tokyo, Japan
    FC2.3
    Free Communications 2: Fetal and Neonatal Endocrinology
    EEG changes in children with congenital hyperinsulinism
    Odense, Denmark
    FC2.4
    Free Communications 2: Fetal and Neonatal Endocrinology
    The Arginine-nitric-oxide Pathway Links Suboptimal Fetal Growth to Higher Childhood Systolic Blood Pressure in the Manchester BabyGRO Study
    Manchester, United Kingdom
    15:15 - 16:15 
    Free Communications 3: Endocrinology of Sex Differences 1
    Golden Horn
    Chairs: Faisal Ahmed & Ivo Arnhold
    FC3.1
    Free Communications 3: Endocrinology of Sex Differences 1
    Characterization and follow-up of a cohort of thirty patients with 46,XX testicular/ovotesticular disorders of sexual development
    Buenos Aires, Argentina
    FC3.2
    Free Communications 3: Endocrinology of Sex Differences 1
    Microdeletion withinESR1 constitutes a worldwide spread susceptibility factor for the development of undermasculinized genitalia
    Hamamatsu, Japan
    FC3.3
    Free Communications 3: Endocrinology of Sex Differences 1
    DSD Interpreter, a mobile application-based tool for Point of Care evaluation of Atypical Genitalia.
    Kanpur, India
    FC3.4
    Free Communications 3: Endocrinology of Sex Differences 1
    The combination of FSH and markers of Sertoli cell function provides a high accuracy strategy to differentiate central hypogonadism from constitutional delay of puberty in boys: a longitudinal prospective study.
    Buenos Aires, Argentina
    16:30 - 18:00 
    Satellite Symposia Sessions - For more information please see satellite programme
    18:00 - 19:45 
    Welcome Reception
    San Isidro

    06:15 - 18:00 
    Registration
    Foyer
    07:30 - 08:15 
    Meet The Expert 5.1
    Auditorium
    MTE5.1
    Meet The Expert 5.1
    Management of Delayed Puberty
    Copenhagen, Denmark
    07:30 - 08:15 
    Meet The Expert 6.1
    Salon B Libertador
    MTE6.1
    Meet The Expert 6.1
    Management of endocrine complications of adolescents with functional hypothalamic amenorrhea
    Boston, USA
    07:30 - 08:15 
    Meet The Expert 7.1
    Salon C Libertador
    MTE7.1
    Meet The Expert 7.1
    Management of Graves disease in children
    Paris, France
    07:30 - 08:15 
    Meet The Expert 8.1
    Salon A/B Retiro
    MTE8.1
    Meet The Expert 8.1
    Fertility after childhood cancer (assessment, management and associated risks)
    Melbourne, Australia
    07:30 - 08:30 
    Free Communications 4: Growth and Syndromes
    Salon C Retiro
    Chairs: Paul Hofman & Débora Braslavsky
    FC4.1
    Free Communications 4: Growth and Syndromes
    Persistent and stable growth promoting effects of vosoritide in children with achondroplasia for up to 3.5 years: results from an ongoing Phase 3 extension study
    Los Angeles, USA
    FC4.2
    Free Communications 4: Growth and Syndromes
    Low-dose infigratinib, an oral selective fibroblast growth factor receptor (FGFR) tyrosine kinase inhibitor, demonstrates activity in preclinical models of FGFR3-related disorders
    San Francisco, USA
    FC4.3
    Free Communications 4: Growth and Syndromes
    Diagnostic yield of a multigene approach in children with short stature of unknown cause: It is time to remove the term idiopathic!
    São Paulo, Brazil
    FC4.4
    Free Communications 4: Growth and Syndromes
    Predicted Ratio of IGF-1 Observations and Differences in IGF-1 SDS Observations to 96-hour Values Over the Dosing Interval in Pediatric pGHD Patients Receiving Somatrogon
    Cambridge, USA
    07:30 - 08:30 
    Free Communications 5: Fat, Metabolism and Obesity
    Catalinas
    Chairs: Jesús Argente & Margaret de Castro
    FC5.1
    Free Communications 5: Fat, Metabolism and Obesity
    Evaluation of Clinical Benefit Following Setmelanotide Treatment in Patients With Bardet-Biedl Syndrome
    Madrid, Spain
    FC5.2
    Free Communications 5: Fat, Metabolism and Obesity
    THE N221D VARIANT IN PCSK1 IS HIGHLY PREVALENT IN CHILDHOOD OBESITY AND CAN INFLUENCE PATIENTS´ METABOLIC PROFILE
    MADRID, Spain
    FC5.3
    Free Communications 5: Fat, Metabolism and Obesity
    Development of Novel Anorexigenic and Glucoregulatory Chimeric Peptides
    Seattle, USA
    FC5.4
    Free Communications 5: Fat, Metabolism and Obesity
    Hepcidin is associated directly with inflammatory markers and inversely with glucose in Indigenous Argentinean children
    Buenos Aires, Argentina
    07:30 - 08:30 
    Free Communications 6: Adrenals and HPA Axis 1
    La Pampa
    Chairs: Christa Flück & Alejandro Martínez
    FC6.1
    Free Communications 6: Adrenals and HPA Axis 1
    Anastrozole improves height outcomes in growing children with congenital adrenal hyperplasia
    Minneapolis, USA
    FC6.2
    Free Communications 6: Adrenals and HPA Axis 1
    Inhibiting the binding of ACTH to the Melanocorticotropin receptor by peptide to block androgen production.
    Bern, Switzerland
    FC6.3
    Free Communications 6: Adrenals and HPA Axis 1
    Disruption of Pediatric Cushing Syndrome Evaluations by Heterophile Antibodies interfering with an Adrenocorticotropic Hormone (ACTH) Assay
    Bethesda, USA
    FC6.4
    Free Communications 6: Adrenals and HPA Axis 1
    Development of a drug screening method for molecular targeted therapy of MIRAGE syndrome
    Tokyo, Japan
    07:30 - 08:30 
    Free Communications 7: Bone and Growth
    Golden Horn
    Chairs: Rachel Gafni & Gisela Viterbo
    FC7.1
    Free Communications 7: Bone and Growth
    Encaleret (CLTX-305) Normalized Mineral Homeostasis Parameters in Patients with Autosomal Dominant Hypocalcemia Type 1 over 12 months in a Phase 2 Study (NCT04581629)
    Bethesda, USA
    FC7.2
    Free Communications 7: Bone and Growth
    A new genetic cause of overgrowth syndrome
    Bethesda, USA
    FC7.3
    Free Communications 7: Bone and Growth
    Serum phosphorus levels as a driver of skeletal morbidity in patients with fibrous dysplasia
    Bethesda, USA
    FC7.4
    Free Communications 7: Bone and Growth
    Growth Hormone and Testosterone Improve Growth, Initiate Puberty, and Protect Against Vertebral Fractures in Children with Muscular Dystrophy on Chronic Glucocorticoids
    Baltimore, USA
    08:30 - 09:00 
    Plenary 5
    Salon Libertador
    Chairs: Esko Wiltshire (New Zealand) & David Allen (USA)
    PL5
    Plenary 5
    The gut microbiome and novel approaches to childhood obesity
    Auckland, New Zealand
    09:00 - 09:30 
    Plenary 6
    Salon Libertador
    Chairs: David Allen (USA) & Esko Wiltshire (New Zealand)
    PL6
    Plenary 6
    The interplay between nutrition and endocrinology
    Maryland, USA
    09:30 - 10:15 
    Refreshment Break, Poster Viewings and Exhibits
    San Isidro
    10:15 - 11:45 
    New Perspectives 2
    Mitochondrial disease
    La Pampa
    Chair: Sonir Antonini (Brazil)
    NP2.1
    New Perspectives 2
    Genetics of mitochondrial diseases: when the nucleus talks to the mitochondrion
    Australia
    NP2.2
    New Perspectives 2
    Mitochondrial diseases for the pediatric endocrinologist
    London, UK
    NP2.3
    New Perspectives 2
    Fertility options for patients with mitochondrial diseases
    Newcastle, UK
    10:15 - 11:45 
    Symposium 1: Management of T1D in Youth: Present and Future
    Auditorium
    Chairs: Ingrid Libman (USA) & Joyce Mbogo (Kenya)
    S6.1
    Symposium 1: Management of T1D in Youth: Present and Future
    Insulin therapy: From MDI to artificial pancreas
    Conneticut, United States
    S6.2
    Symposium 1: Management of T1D in Youth: Present and Future
    Macronutrients management in T1D in Youth
    Newcastle, Australia
    S6.3
    Symposium 1: Management of T1D in Youth: Present and Future
    Exercise in T1D in Youth: More relevant than ever in the era of obesity?
    Toronto, Canada
    10:15 - 11:45 
    Symposium 7: Aromatase activity
    Salon B Libertador
    Chairs: Maki Fukami (Japan) & Ana Claudia Latronico (Brazil)
    S7.1
    Symposium 7: Aromatase activity
    Aromatase inhibitors and puberty
    Helsinki, Finland
    S7.2
    Symposium 7: Aromatase activity
    Understanding aromatase excess syndrome
    Japan
    S7.3
    Symposium 7: Aromatase activity
    Pubertal Tempo in patients with Aromatase Disorders.
    Buenos Aires, Argentina
    10:15 - 11:45 
    Symposium 8: New aspects in thyroid cancer
    Salon C Libertador
    Chairs: Raúl Calzada (Mexico) & Paul van Trotsenburg (The Netherlands)
    S8.1
    Symposium 8: New aspects in thyroid cancer
    Workup of children with thyroid nodules
    Buenos Aires, Argentina
    S8.2
    Symposium 8: New aspects in thyroid cancer
    Lessons from Fukushima: Current situation of Thyroid Cancer among children and adolescents after the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant accident
    Fukushima, Japan
    S8.3
    Symposium 8: New aspects in thyroid cancer
    Current management of children with thyroid cancer
    Philadelphia, USA
    10:15 - 11:45 
    Symposium 9: Advances in Congenital Adrenal Dysfunction
    Salon A/B Retiro
    Chairs: Dorothy Shulman (USA) & Tania Bachega (Brazil)
    S9.1
    Symposium 9: Advances in Congenital Adrenal Dysfunction
    Optimizing treatment in children and adolescents with congenital adrenal hyperplasia
    Nijmegen , The Netherlands
    S9.2
    Symposium 9: Advances in Congenital Adrenal Dysfunction
    New perspectives for neonatal screening for CAH
    Shimotsuke, Japan
    S9.3
    Symposium 9: Advances in Congenital Adrenal Dysfunction
    Novel genes leading to congenital hypoadrenalism
    Switzerland
    10:15 - 11:45 
    Symposium 10: Hypothalamo-pituitary disease and development
    Salon C Retiro
    Chairs: Ignacio Bergadá (Argentina) & Camila Céspedes (Colombia)
    S10.1
    Symposium 10: Hypothalamo-pituitary disease and development
    Molecular Mechanisms in Congenital Hypopituitarism (Second talk)
    Michigan, USA
    S10.2
    Symposium 10: Hypothalamo-pituitary disease and development
    Treatment of Hypothalamic Obesity / Craniopharyngioma
    Oldenburg, Germany
    S10.3
    Symposium 10: Hypothalamo-pituitary disease and development
    Senescence in pituitary tumours: pathogenic roles and opportunities for novel therapies
    UK
    10:15 - 11:45 
    How Do I? 2: Transgender
    Catalinas
    Chairs: Verónica Figueroa (Argentina) & Tulay Guran (Turkey)
    HDI2.1
    How Do I? 2: Transgender
    How do I provide optimal gender affirming hormone treatment taking into account age-related differences in transgender adolescents?
    Amsterdam, The Netherlands
    HDI2.2
    How Do I? 2: Transgender
    Approaches to the Care of Non-Binary Youth
    Illinois, United States
    HDI2.3
    How Do I? 2: Transgender
    Parental management of cross gender behavior in the prepubertal child, including objections by one or both parents
    United States
    10:15 - 11:45 
    Expert Panel 1: Endocrine Cancer
    Golden Horn
    Chairs: Hugo Fideleff (Argentina) & Craig Alter (USA)
    EP1.1
    Expert Panel 1: Endocrine Cancer
    Growth factors: link to cancer
    Brazil
    EP1.2
    Expert Panel 1: Endocrine Cancer
    Acromegaly and cancer risk
    EP1.3
    Expert Panel 1: Endocrine Cancer
    GH safety from the SAGhE perspective
    Stockholm, Sweden
    11:45 - 13:45 
    Lunch, Posters & Exhibition
    San Isidro
    12:15 - 13:15 
    Satellite Symposia Sessions - For more information please see satellite programme
    14:00 - 14:45 
    Management of growth disorders in non-GHD
    Salon A/B Retiro
    MTE9.1
    Management of growth disorders in non-GHD
    Management of growth disorders in non-GHD
    Suita, Japan
    14:00 - 14:45 
    Meet The Expert 2.2R
    Auditorium
    MTE2.2R
    Meet The Expert 2.2R
    Management of the child/adolescent with an adrenal mass
    Ribeirao Preto, Brazil
    14:00 - 15:00 
    Free Communications 8: Thyroid 1
    Golden Horn
    Chair: Michel Polak
    FC8.1
    Free Communications 8: Thyroid 1
    ABSTRACT WITHDRAWN
    FC8.2
    Free Communications 8: Thyroid 1
    Overexpression of Brachyury and IGF1R in Thyroid Papillary Carcinoma cells: different phenotypes and asocciation with pediatric Thyroid Nodular Pathology
    Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
    FC8.3
    Free Communications 8: Thyroid 1
    Sensitivity to thyroid hormones and cardiometabolic risk in euthyroid obese children: a cross-sectional study.
    Messina, Italy
    FC8.4
    Free Communications 8: Thyroid 1
    Custom next generation sequencing panel identifies somatic mutations and gene fusions in pediatric papillary thyroid carcinoma
    CABA, Argentina
    14:00 - 15:00 
    Free Communications 9: Endocrinology of Sex Differences 2
    Catalinas
    Chairs: Martine Cools & Gabriela Guercio
    FC9.1
    Free Communications 9: Endocrinology of Sex Differences 2
    Uncovering the role of the SF-1/NR5A1 p.Gly146Ala variant for the phenotype of DSD patients
    Bern, Switzerland
    FC9.2
    Free Communications 9: Endocrinology of Sex Differences 2
    Self-reported Feelings of Adult Patients with Differences of Sex Development (DSD) Regarding Genital Surgical Procedures
    São Paulo, Brazil
    FC9.3
    Free Communications 9: Endocrinology of Sex Differences 2
    Mutation V631I in the Cytochrome P450 oxidoreductase (POR) alters steroid biosynthesis and drug metabolism.
    Bern, Switzerland
    FC9.4
    Free Communications 9: Endocrinology of Sex Differences 2
    The dose-dependent effect of estrogen on bone mineral density in trans girls
    Amsterdam, Netherlands
    14:00 - 15:00 
    Free Communications 10: Miscellaneous
    La Pampa
    Chair: Anna Nordenström
    FC10.1
    Free Communications 10: Miscellaneous
    Clinical usefulness of a deep learning-based facial recognition application (Face2Gene) as a diagnostic tool for syndromic endocrine-related disorders.
    Nagasaki, Japan
    FC10.2
    Free Communications 10: Miscellaneous
    Targeting androgen production by post-translational regulation of CYP17A1 lyase activity.
    Bern, Switzerland
    FC10.3
    Free Communications 10: Miscellaneous
    Pediatric hypercalcemia in a tertiary center
    Buenos Aires, Argentina
    FC10.4
    Free Communications 10: Miscellaneous
    Overlapping between dysnaetremias: Ibuprofen, a novel therapeutic key tool to control refractory polyuria – Case series.
    Buenos Aires, Argentina
    15:15 - 15:45 
    Plenary 7
    Salon Libertador
    Chairs: Ganesh Jevalikar (India) & Reiko Horikawa (Japan)
    PL7
    Plenary 7
    Advances in management of congenital bone disorders
    Brisbane, Australia
    15:45 - 16:15 
    Plenary 8
    Salon Libertador
    Chairs: Reiko Horikawa (Japan) & Ganesh Jevalikar (India)
    PL8
    Plenary 8
    Neuroendocrine effects of environment disrupting chemicals
    Austin, USA
    16:30 - 18:00 
    Satellite Symposia Sessions - For more information please see satellite programme

    06:15 - 16:30 
    Registration
    Foyer
    07:30 - 08:15 
    Meet The Expert 3.2R
    Auditorium
    MTE3.2R
    Meet The Expert 3.2R
    Diagnosis and Management of Rare Hypophosphataemic Rickets
    Botswana , South Africa
    07:30 - 08:15 
    Meet The Expert 4.2R
    Salon B Libertador
    MTE4.2R
    Meet The Expert 4.2R
    Diagnosis and management of congenital hypothyroidism under different socioeconomic contexts
    New York, USA
    07:30 - 08:15 
    Meet The Expert 5.2R
    Salon C Libertador
    MTE5.2R
    Meet The Expert 5.2R
    Management of Delayed Puberty
    Copenhagen, Denmark
    07:30 - 08:15 
    Meet The Expert 6.2R
    Salon A/B Retiro
    MTE6.2R
    Meet The Expert 6.2R
    Management of endocrine complications of adolescents with functional hypothalamic amenorrhea
    Boston, USA
    07:30 - 08:30 
    Free Communications 11: Diabetes and Insulin 1
    Salon C Retiro
    Chairs: Ellen Grishman & Angela Figueroa Sobrero
    FC11.1
    Free Communications 11: Diabetes and Insulin 1
    Adolescents with type 2 diabetes experience significant diabetes-specific distress, poor emotional wellbeing and have unmet needs hindering optimal diabetes care
    North Adelaide, Australia
    FC11.2
    Free Communications 11: Diabetes and Insulin 1
    RIAO as an early biomarker of β-cell failure and predictor biomarker of metabolic syndrome
    Mexico city, Mexico
    FC11.3
    Free Communications 11: Diabetes and Insulin 1
    Metformin added to intensive insulin therapy improves Neuregulin-4 level and subclinical atherosclerosis in youth with type 1 diabetes
    Cairo, Egypt
    FC11.4
    Free Communications 11: Diabetes and Insulin 1
    Meal-induced activation of inflammatory pathways in youth with monogenic diabetes revealed by transcriptome analysis
    Geneva, Switzerland
    07:30 - 08:30 
    Free Communications 12: GH and IGFs 2
    Catalinas
    Chairs: Bradley Miller & Ana Keselman
    FC12.1
    Free Communications 12: GH and IGFs 2
    Does early treatment with recombinant human growth hormone impact in visual assessment?
    Buenos Aires, Argentina
    FC12.2
    Free Communications 12: GH and IGFs 2
    PDE5 inhibitors may reverse the effects of isolated growth hormone deficiency caused by alternate splicing of the GH1 gene.
    Bern, Switzerland
    FC12.3
    Free Communications 12: GH and IGFs 2
    An in vivo functional assay to characterize human STAT5B genetic variants during zebrafish development
    Buenos Aires, Argentina
    FC12.4
    Free Communications 12: GH and IGFs 2
    In vitro funcional characterizationof two novel missense IGF1 variants
    Buenos Aires, Argentina
    07:30 - 08:30 
    Free Communications 13: Adrenals and HPA Axis 2
    La Pampa
    Chairs: Nils Krone & Cristiane Kopacek
    FC13.1
    Free Communications 13: Adrenals and HPA Axis 2
    Retrospective Analysis of Prognostic Factors in Pediatric Patients with Adrenocortical Tumor from Unique Tertiary Center with Long-Term Follow-up
    São Paulo, Brazil
    FC13.2
    Free Communications 13: Adrenals and HPA Axis 2
    Pubertal Outcome of 54 Children and Adolescents Treated For Adrenocortical Tumor: A Half of a Century Experience
    Curitiba, Brazil
    FC13.3
    Free Communications 13: Adrenals and HPA Axis 2
    Differential methylation of CYP11B1 in girls with high DHEAS levels
    Santiago, Chile
    FC13.4
    Free Communications 13: Adrenals and HPA Axis 2
    Comparing the single cell transcriptome of wild-type and 21-hydroxylase deficient murine adrenal glands
    Westmead, Australia
    07:30 - 08:30 
    Free Communications 14: Miscellaneous Growth
    Golden Horn
    Chairs: Luis Castaño & Marta Ciaccio
    FC14.1
    Free Communications 14: Miscellaneous Growth
    Inborn Errors of Protein Metabolism: Longitudinal Data on Growth, Puberty, Bone Mineralisation, and Body Composition
    Paris, France
    FC14.2
    Free Communications 14: Miscellaneous Growth
    KMT2D deficiency in vertebrates: Identification of a novel human mutation and generation of a zebrafish model
    fuzhou, China
    FC14.3
    Free Communications 14: Miscellaneous Growth
    Possible triggers related to the increased frequency of Idiopathic Central Precocious Puberty during and after COVID-19 confinement at the National Institute of Pediatrics in Mexico.
    Mexico City, Mexico
    FC14.4
    Free Communications 14: Miscellaneous Growth
    Pituitary Gigantism: Argentine experience
    Buenos Aires, Argentina
    08:45 - 09:15 
    Plenary 9
    Salon Libertador
    Chairs: Sarah Etisham (UAE) & Xiaoping Luo (China)
    PL9
    Plenary 9
    Advances in diagnosis and management of monogenic diabetes
    Exeter, UK
    09:15 - 09:45 
    Plenary 10
    Salon Libertador
    Chairs: Xiaoping Luo (China) & Sarah Etisham (UAE)
    PL10
    Plenary 10
    Glial regulation of energy metabolism: diet-induced metabolic inflammation shapes feeding circuitry during development
    Zhejiang, China
    09:45 - 10:15 
    Refreshment Break, Poster Viewings and Exhibitions
    Catering and Social
    San Isidro
    10:15 - 11:15 
    Controversies 2: Cerebral salt wasting: Does it exist?
    La Pampa
    Chairs: John Fuqua (USA) & Agnès Linglart (France)
    C2.1
    Controversies 2: Cerebral salt wasting: Does it exist?
    Cerebral salt wasting: Does it exist?
    Boston, United States
    C2.2
    Controversies 2: Cerebral salt wasting: Does it exist?
    Cerebral salt wasting: Does it exist?
    Pittsburgh, United States
    10:15 - 11:15 
    New Perspectives 3: Gut hormones in childhood and adolescent obesity
    Golden Horn
    Chairs: Tony Huynh (Australia) & Ahila Ayyavoo (India)
    NP3.1
    New Perspectives 3: Gut hormones in childhood and adolescent obesity
    GLP1-RA use in adolescent obesity
    Salzburg, Austria
    NP3.2
    New Perspectives 3: Gut hormones in childhood and adolescent obesity
    The use of GLP-1 receptor co-agonists in paediatrics. Latin American perspective
    Buenos Aires, Argentina
    10:15 - 11:45 
    Symposium 3: Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes in Youth: Update and controversies
    Catalinas
    Chairs: Paulina Merino (Chile) & Ingrid Libman (USA)
    Symposium 3: Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes in Youth: Update and controversies
    Obesity and T2D in Youth: Are they on the rise?
    Ulm, Germany
    Symposium 3: Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes in Youth: Update and controversies
    Management of T2D in Youth: Beyond metformin and into The Future.
    USA
    Symposium 3: Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes in Youth: Update and controversies
    Novel therapeutics in obesity: Oxytocin
    Boston, United States
    10:15 - 11:45 
    Symposium 11: Novel Bone Therapeutics
    Auditorium
    Chairs: Hamilton Cassinelli (Argentina) & Diane Jensen (Australia)
    S11.1
    Symposium 11: Novel Bone Therapeutics
    Advances in the Management of Hypoparathyroidism with PTH 1-34
    Bethesda, USA
    S11.2
    Symposium 11: Novel Bone Therapeutics
    What makes denosumab different?
    Buenos Aires, Argentina
    S11.3
    Symposium 11: Novel Bone Therapeutics
    Bisphosphonate therapy in children: who benefits, treatment duration, which preparation
    Melbourne, Australia
    10:15 - 11:45 
    Symposium 12: Hypoglycaemia
    Salon B Libertador
    Chairs: Asma Deeb (UAE) & Angela Maria Spinola Castro (Brazil)
    S12.1
    Symposium 12: Hypoglycaemia
    Genotype and phenotype analysis of a cohort of patients with  Hypoglycaemia based on DOPA-PET CT scanning
    Doha, Qatar
    S12.2
    Symposium 12: Hypoglycaemia
    Efficacy and safety of octreotide treatment for diazoxideunresponsive congenital hyperinsulinism in Chi
    Shanghai, China
    S12.3
    Symposium 12: Hypoglycaemia
    Novel treatments for diazoxide unresponsive congenital hyperinsulinism
    Philadelphia, USA
    10:15 - 11:45 
    Symposium 13: DOHaD: basics and beyond
    Salon C Libertador
    Chairs: Peter Clayton (UK) & Verónica Mericq (Chile)
    S13.1
    Symposium 13: DOHaD: basics and beyond
    Epigenetics and DOHaD: from basics to birth and beyond.
    Parkville, Australia
    S13.2
    Symposium 13: DOHaD: basics and beyond
    Using GUSTO insights to Optimise Human Potential
    Singapore
    S13.3
    Symposium 13: DOHaD: basics and beyond
    DOHaD: the challenge of translating the science to policy
    Auckland, New Zealand
    10:15 - 11:45 
    Symposium 14: Optimal, minimal and alternative actions for the diagnosis and treatment of endocrine problems in children in countries with limited resources
    Salon A/B Retiro
    Chairs: Renson Mukhwana (Kenya) & Maria Isabel Hernández (Chile)
    S14.1
    Symposium 14: Optimal, minimal and alternative actions for the diagnosis and treatment of endocrine problems in children in countries with limited resources
    100 Years after the Discovery of Insulin: Why the Urgent Need to Address Access to Insulin in Low- and Middle-Income Countries?
    Amsterdam, The Netherlands
    S14.2
    Symposium 14: Optimal, minimal and alternative actions for the diagnosis and treatment of endocrine problems in children in countries with limited resources
    Allgrove Syndrome: Phenotype-genotype correlation in patients from a resource-limited country
    Khartoum, Sudan
    S14.3
    Symposium 14: Optimal, minimal and alternative actions for the diagnosis and treatment of endocrine problems in children in countries with limited resources
    Diagnosis and management of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) in India: challenges and opportunities
    Lucknow, India
    10:15 - 11:45 
    Symposium 15: Newborn Screening
    Salon C Retiro
    Chairs: Shaila Bhattacharyya (India) & María Gabriela Ropelato (Argentina)
    S15.1
    Symposium 15: Newborn Screening
    X-linked Adrenoleukodystrophy: Newborn Screening, and Therapies
    Baltimore, United States
    S15.2
    Symposium 15: Newborn Screening
    The still ongoing challenge of PKU newborn screening
    Argentina
    15.3
    Symposium 15: Newborn Screening
    Implementing newborn screening for congenital hypothyroidism, where are we? The way forward in developing nations
    Vellore, India
    11:45 - 13:45 
    Lunch, Posters & Exhibition
    San Isidro
    12:15 - 13:15 
    Satellite Symposia Sessions - For more information please see satellite programme
    14:00 - 14:45 
    Meet The Expert 7.2R
    Salon A/B Retiro
    MTE7.2R
    Meet The Expert 7.2R
    Management of Graves' disease in children
    Paris, France
    14:00 - 14:45 
    Meet The Expert 8.2R
    Salon B Libertador
    MTE8.2R
    Meet The Expert 8.2R
    Fertility after childhood cancer (assessment, management and associated risks)
    Melbourne, Australia
    14:00 - 14:45 
    Meet The Expert 9.2R
    Salon C Libertador
    MTE9.2R
    Meet The Expert 9.2R
    Short stature without GHD
    Suita, Japan
    14:00 - 15:00 
    Free Communications 15: Puberty and Pituitary
    La Pampa
    Chairs: Ana Claudio Latronico & Hugo Boquete
    FC15.1
    Free Communications 15: Puberty and Pituitary
    Update on the etiological diagnosis of central precocious puberty in both sexes
    São Paulo, Brazil
    FC15.2
    Free Communications 15: Puberty and Pituitary
    Several new candidate genes for self-limited delayed puberty revealed by whole exome sequencing
    Sao Paulo, Brazil
    FC15.3
    Free Communications 15: Puberty and Pituitary
    The critical BMI hypothesis for puberty initiation and the gender prevalence difference: evidence from an epidemiological survey in Beijing, China
    beijing, China
    FC15.4
    Free Communications 15: Puberty and Pituitary
    Growth after discontinuation of GnRHa treatment for idiopathic central precocious puberty (ICPP): an analytical study of 100 Argentinian girls
    Buenos Aires, Argentina
    14:00 - 15:00 
    Free Communications 16: Thyroid 2
    Golden Horn
    Chairs: Steven Waguespak & Mirta Miras
    FC16.1
    Free Communications 16: Thyroid 2
    A Retrospective Analysis of Patients with Pediatric Papillary Thyroid Cancer not Treated with RAI: Is Less More?
    Houston, USA
    FC16.2
    Free Communications 16: Thyroid 2
    Thyroid Monitoring Trends Following Iodine Exposure during Cardiac Intervention: Practices at a Large Urban Children’s Hospital
    New York City, USA
    FC16.3
    Free Communications 16: Thyroid 2
    Validation of Thyroid Interpreter, a mobile application-based tool in the diagnosis and management of thyroid disorders in childhood
    kanpur, India
    FC16.4
    Free Communications 16: Thyroid 2
    Thyroid Hormone Resistance: clinical case series
    CABA, Argentina
    14:00 - 15:00 
    Free Communications 17: Diabetes and Insulin 2
    Catalinas
    Chairs: Erick Richmond & Hernán García
    FC17.1
    Free Communications 17: Diabetes and Insulin 2
    T regulatory cells with engineered chimeric antigen receptor recognizing live human beta cells as a novel tool for development of type 1 diabetes therapies.
    Sioux Falls, USA
    FC17.2
    Free Communications 17: Diabetes and Insulin 2
    Diabetes Stigma, Clinical Outcomes, and Substance Use in Adolescents and Young Adults: the SEARCH for Diabetes in Youth Study
    Seattle, USA
    FC17.3
    Free Communications 17: Diabetes and Insulin 2
    Pharmacologic inhibition of myostatin with a myostatin antibody protects against muscle and bone loss in an STZ-induced mouse model of type 1 diabetes
    Lexington, USA
    FC17.4
    Free Communications 17: Diabetes and Insulin 2
    QUANTIFICATION OF LIVER IRON MEASURED BY MAGNETIC RESONANCE IN ADOLESCENTS WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES MELLITUS
    México, Mexico
    15:15 - 15:45 
    Plenary 11
    Salon Libertador
    Chairs: Rodolfo Rey (Argentina) & Noriyuki Namba (Japan)
    PL11
    Plenary 11
    Genomic imprinting and its clinical relevance: lessons from Kagami-Ogata syndrome and Temple syndrome
    Hamamatsu, Japan
    15:45 - 16:15 
    Plenary 12
    Salon Libertador
    Chairs: Rodolfo Rey (Argentina) & Noriyuki Namba (Japan)
    PL12
    Plenary 12
    Genomics and beyond: Protein sequence structure and functional relationships underlying human disease
    Buenos Aires, Argentina
    16:15 - 16:30 
    Closing Ceremony
    Salon Libertador
Kim	Donaghue
Sydney, Australia
Sun 05 10:15
S1.1
Symposium 2: Current Status of Complications in T1D in Youth
Update on Retinopathy—Should We Screen or Not?
Sydney, Australia
Margaret	Zacharin
Melbourne, Australia
Mon 06 07:30
MTE8.1
Meet The Expert 8.1
Fertility after childhood cancer (assessment, management and associated risks)
Melbourne, Australia
Tue 07 14:00
MTE8.2R
Meet The Expert 8.2R
Fertility after childhood cancer (assessment, management and associated risks)
Melbourne, Australia
Fernanda Bora  Moleta
Curitiba, Brazil
Tue 07 07:45
FC13.2
Free Communications 13: Adrenals and HPA Axis 2
Pubertal Outcome of 54 Children and Adolescents Treated For Adrenocortical Tumor: A Half of a Century Experience
Curitiba, Brazil
Vibha  Yadav
kanpur, India
Tue 07 14:30
FC16.3
Free Communications 16: Thyroid 2
Validation of Thyroid Interpreter, a mobile application-based tool in the diagnosis and management of thyroid disorders in childhood
kanpur, India
Nelly  Altamirano-Bustamante
Mexico city, Mexico
Tue 07 07:45
FC11.2
Free Communications 11: Diabetes and Insulin 1
RIAO as an early biomarker of β-cell failure and predictor biomarker of metabolic syndrome
Mexico city, Mexico
Nathalia Andrade
São Paulo, Brazil
Mon 06 08:00
FC4.3
Free Communications 4: Growth and Syndromes
Diagnostic yield of a multigene approach in children with short stature of unknown cause: It is time to remove the term idiopathic!
São Paulo, Brazil
Dr  Sonir  Antonini
Ribeirao Preto, Brazil
Sun 05 15:15
MTE2.1
Meet the Expert 2.1
Management of the child/adolescent with an adrenal mass
Ribeirao Preto, Brazil
Mon 06 14:00
MTE2.2R
Meet The Expert 2.2R
Management of the child/adolescent with an adrenal mass
Ribeirao Preto, Brazil
Dr Yoko Aoki
Sendai, Japan
Sun 05 10:45
NP1.2
New Perspectives 1: New perspectives in endocrine syndromes
Genotype-based management for Noonan syndrome
Sendai, Japan
Jesús Argente
Madrid, Spain
Sun 05 10:45
S5.2
Symposium 5: Role of IGFs in physiology and disease
PAPP-A2 in physiology and disease
Madrid, Spain
Sun 05 15:15
Free Communications 1: GH and IGFs 1
Treatment with recombinant murine Pappa2, GH or IGF-1 modifies hepatic energy metabolism in a mouse model of Pappa2 deficiency
Madrid, Spain
Jesús Argente
Madrid, Spain
Mon 06 07:30
FC5.1
Free Communications 5: Fat, Metabolism and Obesity
Evaluation of Clinical Benefit Following Setmelanotide Treatment in Patients With Bardet-Biedl Syndrome
Madrid, Spain
Dr Kate  Armstrong
Sydney, NSW, Australia
Sun 05 09:00
PL2
Plenary 2
Access to medicines: It’s not "all too hard"! Together we CAN improve access to essential paediatric endocrine medicines for all. A roadmap to 2030.
Sydney, NSW, Australia
Silva Arslanian
USA
Tue 07 10:45
Symposium 3: Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes in Youth: Update and controversies
Management of T2D in Youth: Beyond metformin and into The Future.
USA
Fernanda  Bachega
São Paulo, Brazil
Tue 07 07:30
FC13.1
Free Communications 13: Adrenals and HPA Axis 2
Retrospective Analysis of Prognostic Factors in Pediatric Patients with Adrenocortical Tumor from Unique Tertiary Center with Long-Term Follow-up
São Paulo, Brazil
Anne Bachelot
France
Sun 05 10:45
HDI1.2
How Do I? 1: Transition
Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia
France
Rafael Batista
Sao Paulo, Brazil
Sun 05 10:15
S3.1
Symposium 4: Novel concepts in Disorders/Differences of Sexual Development
Molecular basis and clinical aspects of Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome
Sao Paulo, Brazil
Andrew Bauer
Philadelphia, USA
Mon 06 11:15
S8.3
Symposium 8: New aspects in thyroid cancer
Current management of children with thyroid cancer
Philadelphia, USA
Dr Petter  Bjornstad
Denver, United States
Sun 05 10:45
S1.2
Symposium 2: Current Status of Complications in T1D in Youth
Update on Nephropathy—When should we Treat?
Denver, United States
Margaret Boguszewski
Brazil
Mon 06 10:15
EP1.1
Expert Panel 1: Endocrine Cancer
Growth factors: link to cancer
Brazil
Lidewij  Boogers
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Mon 06 14:45
FC9.4
Free Communications 9: Endocrinology of Sex Differences 2
The dose-dependent effect of estrogen on bone mineral density in trans girls
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Debora  Braslavsky
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Tue 07 07:30
FC12.1
Free Communications 12: GH and IGFs 2
Does early treatment with recombinant human growth hormone impact in visual assessment?
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Dr Andrew Bremer
Maryland, USA
Mon 06 09:00
PL6
Plenary 6
The interplay between nutrition and endocrinology
Maryland, USA
Kanetee Busiah
Paris, France
Tue 07 07:30
FC14.1
Free Communications 14: Miscellaneous Growth
Inborn Errors of Protein Metabolism: Longitudinal Data on Growth, Puberty, Bone Mineralisation, and Body Composition
Paris, France
Sally Camper
Michigan, USA
Mon 06 10:15
S10.1
Symposium 10: Hypothalamo-pituitary disease and development
Molecular Mechanisms in Congenital Hypopituitarism (Second talk)
Michigan, USA
Ana Canton
São Paulo, Brazil
Tue 07 14:00
FC15.1
Free Communications 15: Puberty and Pituitary
Update on the etiological diagnosis of central precocious puberty in both sexes
São Paulo, Brazil
Ana Clara  Casiello
CABA, Argentina
Tue 07 14:45
FC16.4
Free Communications 16: Thyroid 2
Thyroid Hormone Resistance: clinical case series
CABA, Argentina
Fernando  Cassorla
Santiago, Chile
Sun 05 15:30
Free Communications 1: GH and IGFs 1
Dose-dependent Increase in GH AUC0-12h with LUM-201 in Idiopathic Pediatric GH Deficiency (iPGHD) from the Interim Analysis Data of the OraGrowtH212 Trial
Santiago, Chile
Luz E  Castellanos
Houston, USA
Tue 07 14:00
FC16.1
Free Communications 16: Thyroid 2
A Retrospective Analysis of Patients with Pediatric Papillary Thyroid Cancer not Treated with RAI: Is Less More?
Houston, USA
Sebastián  Castro
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Sun 05 16:00
FC3.4
Free Communications 3: Endocrinology of Sex Differences 1
The combination of FSH and markers of Sertoli cell function provides a high accuracy strategy to differentiate central hypogonadism from constitutional delay of puberty in boys: a longitudinal prospective study.
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Ana Chiesa
Argentina
Tue 07 10:45
S15.2
Symposium 15: Newborn Screening
The still ongoing challenge of PKU newborn screening
Argentina
Professor Yap Seng Chong
Singapore
Tue 07 10:45
S13.2
Symposium 13: DOHaD: basics and beyond
Using GUSTO insights to Optimise Human Potential
Singapore
Henrik Thybo  Christesen
Odense, Denmark
Sun 05 15:45
FC2.3
Free Communications 2: Fetal and Neonatal Endocrinology
EEG changes in children with congenital hyperinsulinism
Odense, Denmark
Hedi Claahsen-van der Grinten
Nijmegen , The Netherlands
Mon 06 10:15
S9.1
Symposium 9: Advances in Congenital Adrenal Dysfunction
Optimizing treatment in children and adolescents with congenital adrenal hyperplasia
Nijmegen , The Netherlands
Peter Clayton
Manchester, United Kingdom
Sun 05 16:00
FC2.4
Free Communications 2: Fetal and Neonatal Endocrinology
The Arginine-nitric-oxide Pathway Links Suboptimal Fetal Growth to Higher Childhood Systolic Blood Pressure in the Manchester BabyGRO Study
Manchester, United Kingdom
Martine Cools
Ghent, Belgium
Sun 05 11:15
S3.3
Symposium 4: Novel concepts in Disorders/Differences of Sexual Development
Clinical approach to DSD: individualised multidisciplinary care
Ghent, Belgium
Dr Mariana Costanzo
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Mon 06 11:15
S7.3
Symposium 7: Aromatase activity
Pubertal Tempo in patients with Aromatase Disorders.
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Professor Maria Craig
Westmead, Australia
Sun 05 14:00
PL3
Plenary 3
Prevention of T1D: How close are we?
Westmead, Australia
Professor Jeffrey Craig
Parkville, Australia
Tue 07 10:15
S13.1
Symposium 13: DOHaD: basics and beyond
Epigenetics and DOHaD: from basics to birth and beyond.
Parkville, Australia
Karina Aguilar  Cuarto
México, Mexico
Tue 07 14:45
FC17.4
Free Communications 17: Diabetes and Insulin 2
QUANTIFICATION OF LIVER IRON MEASURED BY MAGNETIC RESONANCE IN ADOLESCENTS WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES MELLITUS
México, Mexico
Dr  Jacqueline Curran
Perth, Australia
Sun 05 10:15
C1.1
Controversies 1: T2D treatment - should we wait for approved medication?
AGAINST
Perth, Australia
Wayne Cutfield
Auckland, New Zealand
Mon 06 08:30
PL5
Plenary 5
The gut microbiome and novel approaches to childhood obesity
Auckland, New Zealand
Preeti Dabadghao
Lucknow, India
Tue 07 11:15
S14.3
Symposium 14: Optimal, minimal and alternative actions for the diagnosis and treatment of endocrine problems in children in countries with limited resources
Diagnosis and management of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) in India: challenges and opportunities
Lucknow, India
Idoia Martinez  de Lapiscina
Bern, Switzerland
Mon 06 14:00
FC9.1
Free Communications 9: Endocrinology of Sex Differences 2
Uncovering the role of the SF-1/NR5A1 p.Gly146Ala variant for the phenotype of DSD patients
Bern, Switzerland
Dr Diva D. de Leon-Crutchlow
Philadelphia, USA
Tue 07 11:15
S12.3
Symposium 12: Hypoglycaemia
Novel treatments for diazoxide unresponsive congenital hyperinsulinism
Philadelphia, USA
Sabina  Domené
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Tue 07
FC12.3
Free Communications 12: GH and IGFs 2
An in vivo functional assay to characterize human STAT5B genetic variants during zebrafish development
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Kelsey B.  Eitel
Seattle, USA
Tue 07 14:15
FC17.2
Free Communications 17: Diabetes and Insulin 2
Diabetes Stigma, Clinical Outcomes, and Substance Use in Adolescents and Young Adults: the SEARCH for Diabetes in Youth Study
Seattle, USA
Nancy Elbarbary
Cairo, Egypt
Tue 07 08:00
FC11.3
Free Communications 11: Diabetes and Insulin 1
Metformin added to intensive insulin therapy improves Neuregulin-4 level and subclinical atherosclerosis in youth with type 1 diabetes
Cairo, Egypt
Dr Marg Ewen
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Tue 07 10:15
S14.1
Symposium 14: Optimal, minimal and alternative actions for the diagnosis and treatment of endocrine problems in children in countries with limited resources
100 Years after the Discovery of Insulin: Why the Urgent Need to Address Access to Insulin in Low- and Middle-Income Countries?
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Ana Lucía  Feller
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Mon 06 14:30
FC10.3
Free Communications 10: Miscellaneous
Pediatric hypercalcemia in a tertiary center
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Maria Celia  Fernández
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Tue 07 08:15
FC12.4
Free Communications 12: GH and IGFs 2
In vitro funcional characterizationof two novel missense IGF1 variants
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Dr Christa  Flueck
Switzerland
Mon 06 11:15
S9.3
Symposium 9: Advances in Congenital Adrenal Dysfunction
Novel genes leading to congenital hypoadrenalism
Switzerland
Analía  Freire
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Tue 07 14:45
FC15.4
Free Communications 15: Puberty and Pituitary
Growth after discontinuation of GnRHa treatment for idiopathic central precocious puberty (ICPP): an analytical study of 100 Argentinian girls
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Rachel I  Gafni
Bethesda, USA
Mon 06 07:30
FC7.1
Free Communications 7: Bone and Growth
Encaleret (CLTX-305) Normalized Mineral Homeostasis Parameters in Patients with Autosomal Dominant Hypocalcemia Type 1 over 12 months in a Phase 2 Study (NCT04581629)
Bethesda, USA
Dr Robert Garofalo
Illinois, United States
Mon 06 10:45
HDI2.2
How Do I? 2: Transgender
Approaches to the Care of Non-Binary Youth
Illinois, United States
Sir Peter Gluckman
Auckland, New Zealand
Tue 07 11:15
S13.3
Symposium 13: DOHaD: basics and beyond
DOHaD: the challenge of translating the science to policy
Auckland, New Zealand
Professor Andrea Gore
Austin, USA
Mon 06 15:45
PL8
Plenary 8
Neuroendocrine effects of environment disrupting chemicals
Austin, USA
Lara Graves
Westmead, Australia
Tue 07 08:15
FC13.4
Free Communications 13: Adrenals and HPA Axis 2
Comparing the single cell transcriptome of wild-type and 21-hydroxylase deficient murine adrenal glands
Westmead, Australia
Professor Claus Gravholt
Aarhus, Denmark
Sun 05 10:15
NP1.1
New Perspectives 1: New perspectives in endocrine syndromes
Cancer risk and co-morbidity in Turner syndrome
Aarhus, Denmark
Professor Romina Grinspon
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Sun 05 10:45
S2.2
Symposium 6: Novel concepts in pediatric male and female gonadal dysfunction
FSH-Sertoli cells: a neglected axis in male hypogonadism
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Saira Elesva  Guadarrama-Zenteno
Mexico City, Mexico
Tue 07 08:00
FC14.3
Free Communications 14: Miscellaneous Growth
Possible triggers related to the increased frequency of Idiopathic Central Precocious Puberty during and after COVID-19 confinement at the National Institute of Pediatrics in Mexico.
Mexico City, Mexico
Zubeyir Hasan  Gun
Bethesda, USA
Mon 06 08:00
FC7.3
Free Communications 7: Bone and Growth
Serum phosphorus levels as a driver of skeletal morbidity in patients with fibrous dysplasia
Bethesda, USA
Tulay Guran
Istanbul, Turkey
Sun 05 10:45
S3.2
Symposium 4: Novel concepts in Disorders/Differences of Sexual Development
Novel causes and clinical features of primary gonadal failure
Istanbul, Turkey
Dr Sabine Hannema
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Mon 06 10:15
HDI2.1
How Do I? 2: Transgender
How do I provide optimal gender affirming hormone treatment taking into account age-related differences in transgender adolescents?
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Andrew Hattersley
Exeter, UK
Tue 07 08:45
PL9
Plenary 9
Advances in diagnosis and management of monogenic diabetes
Exeter, UK
Valeria  Hirschler
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Mon 06 08:15
FC5.4
Free Communications 5: Fat, Metabolism and Obesity
Hepcidin is associated directly with inflammatory markers and inversely with glucose in Indigenous Argentinean children
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Henrike  Hoermann
Düsseldorf, Germany
Sun 05 15:15
FC2.1
Free Communications 2: Fetal and Neonatal Endocrinology
Increased catecholamines link fetal stress or growth restriction and neonatal hyperinsulinemic hypoglycemia: a prospective cohort study
Düsseldorf, Germany
Reinhard Holl
Ulm, Germany
Tue 07 10:15
Symposium 3: Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes in Youth: Update and controversies
Obesity and T2D in Youth: Are they on the rise?
Ulm, Germany
Professor Khalid Hussain
Doha, Qatar
Tue 07 10:15
S12.1
Symposium 12: Hypoglycaemia
Genotype and phenotype analysis of a cohort of patients with  Hypoglycaemia based on DOPA-PET CT scanning
Doha, Qatar
Professor Andrew Jackson
Edinburgh, UK
Sun 05 14:30
PL4
Plenary 4
The genetics of extreme short stature: primordial dwarfism, the smallest of the small.
Edinburgh, UK
Youn Jee
Bethesda, USA
Mon 06 07:45
FC7.2
Free Communications 7: Bone and Growth
A new genetic cause of overgrowth syndrome
Bethesda, USA
Alexander Jorge
São Paulo, Brazil
Sun 05 11:15
S5.3
Symposium 5: Role of IGFs in physiology and disease
Clinical and genetic evaluation of children with syndromic short stature
São Paulo, Brazil
Jens Jorgensen
Mon 06 10:45
EP1.2
Expert Panel 1: Endocrine Cancer
Acromegaly and cancer risk
Sanjay  Jumani
Bethesda, USA
Mon 06 08:00
FC6.3
Free Communications 6: Adrenals and HPA Axis 1
Disruption of Pediatric Cushing Syndrome Evaluations by Heterophile Antibodies interfering with an Adrenocorticotropic Hormone (ACTH) Assay
Bethesda, USA
Anders Juul
Copenhagen, Denmark
Mon 06 07:30
MTE5.1
Meet The Expert 5.1
Management of Delayed Puberty
Copenhagen, Denmark
Tue 07 07:30
MTE5.2R
Meet The Expert 5.2R
Management of Delayed Puberty
Copenhagen, Denmark
Evangelia  Kalaitzoglou
Lexington, USA
Tue 07 14:30
FC17.3
Free Communications 17: Diabetes and Insulin 2
Pharmacologic inhibition of myostatin with a myostatin antibody protects against muscle and bone loss in an STZ-induced mouse model of type 1 diabetes
Lexington, USA
John Kopchick
Ohio, USA
Sun 05 10:15
S5.1
Symposium 5: Role of IGFs in physiology and disease
Growth Hormone Action in Growth and Longevity
Ohio, USA
Irina  Kovalskys
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Tue 07 10:45
NP3.2
New Perspectives 3: Gut hormones in childhood and adolescent obesity
The use of GLP-1 receptor co-agonists in paediatrics. Latin American perspective
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Dr Elizabeth Lawson
Boston, United States
Tue 07 11:15
Symposium 3: Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes in Youth: Update and controversies
Novel therapeutics in obesity: Oxytocin
Boston, United States
Juliane Léger
Paris, France
Mon 06 07:30
MTE7.1
Meet The Expert 7.1
Management of Graves disease in children
Paris, France
Tue 07 14:00
MTE7.2R
Meet The Expert 7.2R
Management of Graves' disease in children
Paris, France
Meijuan  Liu
beijing, China
Tue 07 14:30
FC15.3
Free Communications 15: Puberty and Pituitary
The critical BMI hypothesis for puberty initiation and the gender prevalence difference: evidence from an epidemiological survey in Beijing, China
beijing, China
Emely  Loscalzo
Baltimore, USA
Mon 06 08:15
FC7.4
Free Communications 7: Bone and Growth
Growth Hormone and Testosterone Improve Growth, Initiate Puberty, and Protect Against Vertebral Fractures in Children with Muscular Dystrophy on Chronic Glucocorticoids
Baltimore, USA
Lia  Lousada
São Paulo, Brazil
Mon 06 14:15
FC9.2
Free Communications 9: Endocrinology of Sex Differences 2
Self-reported Feelings of Adult Patients with Differences of Sex Development (DSD) Regarding Genital Surgical Procedures
São Paulo, Brazil
Feihong Luo
Shanghai, China
Tue 07 10:45
S12.2
Symposium 12: Hypoglycaemia
Efficacy and safety of octreotide treatment for diazoxideunresponsive congenital hyperinsulinism in Chi
Shanghai, China
David Maahs
Stanford, USA
Sun 05 11:15
S1.3
Symposium 2: Current Status of Complications in T1D in Youth
Macrovascular Disease and Risk Factors—Time to be More Aggressive with Treatment?
Stanford, USA
Mohamad Maghnie
Genova, Italy
Sun 05 11:15
HDI1.3
How Do I? 1: Transition
Hypopituitarism/GHD
Genova, Italy
Dr Joseph Majzoub
Boston, United States
Tue 07 10:15
C2.1
Controversies 2: Cerebral salt wasting: Does it exist?
Cerebral salt wasting: Does it exist?
Boston, United States
Jean Malpas
United States
Mon 06 11:15
HDI2.3
How Do I? 2: Transgender
Parental management of cross gender behavior in the prepubertal child, including objections by one or both parents
United States
Professor Marcelo Martí
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Tue 07 15:45
PL12
Plenary 12
Genomics and beyond: Protein sequence structure and functional relationships underlying human disease
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Ayelen  Martin
Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Sun 05 16:00
Free Communications 1: GH and IGFs 1
NOVEL INSULIN-LIKE GROWTH FACTOR 1 GENE MUTATION: BROADENING OF THE PHENOTYPE AND IMPLICATIONS FOR INSULIN RESISTANCE
Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Mon 06 14:15
FC8.2
Free Communications 8: Thyroid 1
Overexpression of Brachyury and IGF1R in Thyroid Papillary Carcinoma cells: different phenotypes and asocciation with pediatric Thyroid Nodular Pathology
Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Laetitia Martinerie
Paris, France
Sun 05 11:15
S2.3
Symposium 6: Novel concepts in pediatric male and female gonadal dysfunction
Novels aspects of replacement therapies in pediatric hypogonadisms
Paris, France
GABRIEL ÁNGEL  MARTOS-MORENO
MADRID, Spain
Mon 06 07:45
FC5.2
Free Communications 5: Fat, Metabolism and Obesity
THE N221D VARIANT IN PCSK1 IS HIGHLY PREVALENT IN CHILDHOOD OBESITY AND CAN INFLUENCE PATIENTS´ METABOLIC PROFILE
MADRID, Spain
Dr Sarah Mathai
Vellore, India
Tue 07 11:15
15.3
Symposium 15: Newborn Screening
Implementing newborn screening for congenital hypothyroidism, where are we? The way forward in developing nations
Vellore, India
María Celeste  Mattone
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Sun 05 15:15
FC3.1
Free Communications 3: Endocrinology of Sex Differences 1
Characterization and follow-up of a cohort of thirty patients with 46,XX testicular/ovotesticular disorders of sexual development
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Prof.  Robert McFarland
Newcastle, UK
Mon 06 11:15
NP2.3
New Perspectives 2
Fertility options for patients with mitochondrial diseases
Newcastle, UK
Juan Mertinez-Barbera
UK
Mon 06 11:15
S10.3
Symposium 10: Hypothalamo-pituitary disease and development
Senescence in pituitary tumours: pathogenic roles and opportunities for novel therapies
UK
Madhusmita Misra
Boston, USA
Mon 06 07:30
MTE6.1
Meet The Expert 6.1
Management of endocrine complications of adolescents with functional hypothalamic amenorrhea
Boston, USA
Tue 07 07:30
MTE6.2R
Meet The Expert 6.2R
Management of endocrine complications of adolescents with functional hypothalamic amenorrhea
Boston, USA
Dr Michael Moritz
Pittsburgh, United States
Tue 07 10:45
C2.2
Controversies 2: Cerebral salt wasting: Does it exist?
Cerebral salt wasting: Does it exist?
Pittsburgh, United States
Dr Ann Moser
Baltimore, United States
Tue 07 10:15
S15.1
Symposium 15: Newborn Screening
X-linked Adrenoleukodystrophy: Newborn Screening, and Therapies
Baltimore, United States
Midori  Motokawa
Nagasaki, Japan
Mon 06 14:00
FC10.1
Free Communications 10: Miscellaneous
Clinical usefulness of a deep learning-based facial recognition application (Face2Gene) as a diagnostic tool for syndromic endocrine-related disorders.
Nagasaki, Japan
Professor Hermann Müller
Oldenburg, Germany
Mon 06 10:45
S10.2
Symposium 10: Hypothalamo-pituitary disease and development
Treatment of Hypothalamic Obesity / Craniopharyngioma
Oldenburg, Germany
Craig Munns
Brisbane, Australia
Mon 06 15:15
PL7
Plenary 7
Advances in management of congenital bone disorders
Brisbane, Australia
Dr Salwa Musa
Khartoum, Sudan
Tue 07 10:45
S14.2
Symposium 14: Optimal, minimal and alternative actions for the diagnosis and treatment of endocrine problems in children in countries with limited resources
Allgrove Syndrome: Phenotype-genotype correlation in patients from a resource-limited country
Khartoum, Sudan
Elena  Muslimova
San Francisco, USA
Mon 06 07:45
FC4.2
Free Communications 4: Growth and Syndromes
Low-dose infigratinib, an oral selective fibroblast growth factor receptor (FGFR) tyrosine kinase inhibitor, demonstrates activity in preclinical models of FGFR3-related disorders
San Francisco, USA
Satoshi  Narumi
Tokyo, Japan
Mon 06 08:15
FC6.4
Free Communications 6: Adrenals and HPA Axis 1
Development of a drug screening method for molecular targeted therapy of MIRAGE syndrome
Tokyo, Japan
Satyaprakash  Nayak
Cambridge, USA
Mon 06 08:15
FC4.4
Free Communications 4: Growth and Syndromes
Predicted Ratio of IGF-1 Observations and Differences in IGF-1 SDS Observations to 96-hour Values Over the Dosing Interval in Pediatric pGHD Patients Receiving Somatrogon
Cambridge, USA
Dr Seeletso  Nchingane
Botswana , South Africa
Sun 05 15:15
MTE3.1
Meet The Expert 3.1
Diagnosis and Management of Rare Hypophosphataemic Rickets
Botswana , South Africa
Tue 07 07:30
MTE3.2R
Meet The Expert 3.2R
Diagnosis and Management of Rare Hypophosphataemic Rickets
Botswana , South Africa
Thomas Ngwiri
Nairobi, Kenya
Sun 05 08:30
PL1
Plenary 1
Paediatric endocrinology training in Sub-Saharan Africa – A 10 year journey from bench to the clinics
Nairobi, Kenya
Presley  Nichols
New York City, USA
Tue 07 14:15
FC16.2
Free Communications 16: Thyroid 2
Thyroid Monitoring Trends Following Iodine Exposure during Cardiac Intervention: Practices at a Large Urban Children’s Hospital
New York City, USA
Carolina  Niell
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Mon 06 14:45
FC10.4
Free Communications 10: Miscellaneous
Overlapping between dysnaetremias: Ibuprofen, a novel therapeutic key tool to control refractory polyuria – Case series.
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Yusuke  Noguchi
Tokyo, Japan
Sun 05 15:30
FC2.2
Free Communications 2: Fetal and Neonatal Endocrinology
Gene expression profile analysis of the Umbilical cord derived mesenchymal stem cells revealed the difference in fetal programming between preterm SGA and term SGA
Tokyo, Japan
Tsutomu  Ogata
Hamamatsu, Japan
Sun 05 15:30
FC3.2
Free Communications 3: Endocrinology of Sex Differences 1
Microdeletion withinESR1 constitutes a worldwide spread susceptibility factor for the development of undermasculinized genitalia
Hamamatsu, Japan
Professor Tsutomu Ogata
Hamamatsu, Japan
Tue 07 15:15
PL11
Plenary 11
Genomic imprinting and its clinical relevance: lessons from Kagami-Ogata syndrome and Temple syndrome
Hamamatsu, Japan
Yasuhisa  Ohata
Suita, Japan
Mon 06 14:00
MTE9.1
Management of growth disorders in non-GHD
Management of growth disorders in non-GHD
Suita, Japan
Tue 07 14:00
MTE9.2R
Meet The Expert 9.2R
Short stature without GHD
Suita, Japan
Amit V  Pandey
Bern, Switzerland
Mon 06 07:45
FC6.2
Free Communications 6: Adrenals and HPA Axis 1
Inhibiting the binding of ACTH to the Melanocorticotropin receptor by peptide to block androgen production.
Bern, Switzerland
Tue 07 07:45
FC12.2
Free Communications 12: GH and IGFs 2
PDE5 inhibitors may reverse the effects of isolated growth hormone deficiency caused by alternate splicing of the GH1 gene.
Bern, Switzerland
Dr Patricia Papendieck
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Mon 06 10:15
S8.1
Symposium 8: New aspects in thyroid cancer
Workup of children with thyroid nodules
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Giorgia Pepe
Messina, Italy
Mon 06 14:30
FC8.3
Free Communications 8: Thyroid 1
Sensitivity to thyroid hormones and cardiometabolic risk in euthyroid obese children: a cross-sectional study.
Messina, Italy
Lynda E. Polgreen
Los Angeles, USA
Mon 06 07:30
FC4.1
Free Communications 4: Growth and Syndromes
Persistent and stable growth promoting effects of vosoritide in children with achondroplasia for up to 3.5 years: results from an ongoing Phase 3 extension study
Los Angeles, USA
Prof. Shamima  Rahman
London, UK
Mon 06 10:45
NP2.2
New Perspectives 2
Mitochondrial diseases for the pediatric endocrinologist
London, UK
Dhvani  Raithatha
Kanpur, India
Sun 05 15:45
FC3.3
Free Communications 3: Endocrinology of Sex Differences 1
DSD Interpreter, a mobile application-based tool for Point of Care evaluation of Atypical Genitalia.
Kanpur, India
Taneli Raivio
Helsinki, Finland
Mon 06 10:15
S7.1
Symposium 7: Aromatase activity
Aromatase inhibitors and puberty
Helsinki, Finland
Pablo  Ramirez
CABA, Argentina
Mon 06 14:45
FC8.4
Free Communications 8: Thyroid 1
Custom next generation sequencing panel identifies somatic mutations and gene fusions in pediatric papillary thyroid carcinoma
CABA, Argentina
Raissa  Rezende
Sao Paulo, Brazil
Tue 07 14:15
FC15.2
Free Communications 15: Puberty and Pituitary
Several new candidate genes for self-limited delayed puberty revealed by whole exome sequencing
Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr Michael Riddell
Toronto, Canada
Mon 06 11:15
S6.3
Symposium 1: Management of T1D in Youth: Present and Future
Exercise in T1D in Youth: More relevant than ever in the era of obesity?
Toronto, Canada
Carmen  Riu
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Tue 07 08:15
FC14.4
Free Communications 14: Miscellaneous Growth
Pituitary Gigantism: Argentine experience
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Fernando  Rodríguez
Santiago, Chile
Tue 07 08:00
FC13.3
Free Communications 13: Adrenals and HPA Axis 2
Differential methylation of CYP11B1 in girls with high DHEAS levels
Santiago, Chile
Maria Natalia Rojas Velazquez
Bern, Switzerland
Mon 06 14:30
FC9.3
Free Communications 9: Endocrinology of Sex Differences 2
Mutation V631I in the Cytochrome P450 oxidoreductase (POR) alters steroid biosynthesis and drug metabolism.
Bern, Switzerland
Christian Roth
Seattle, USA
Mon 06 08.00
FC5.3
Free Communications 5: Fat, Metabolism and Obesity
Development of Novel Anorexigenic and Glucoregulatory Chimeric Peptides
Seattle, USA
Lars Sävendahl
Stockholm, Sweden
Mon 06 11:15
EP1.3
Expert Panel 1: Endocrine Cancer
GH safety from the SAGhE perspective
Stockholm, Sweden
Alexei  Savinov
Sioux Falls, USA
Tue 07 14:00
FC17.1
Free Communications 17: Diabetes and Insulin 2
T regulatory cells with engineered chimeric antigen receptor recognizing live human beta cells as a novel tool for development of type 1 diabetes therapies.
Sioux Falls, USA
Valerie  Schwitzgebel
Geneva, Switzerland
Tue 07 08:15
FC11.4
Free Communications 11: Diabetes and Insulin 1
Meal-induced activation of inflammatory pathways in youth with monogenic diabetes revealed by transcriptome analysis
Geneva, Switzerland
Huakun  Shangguan
fuzhou, China
Tue 07 07:45
FC14.2
Free Communications 14: Miscellaneous Growth
KMT2D deficiency in vertebrates: Identification of a novel human mutation and generation of a zebrafish model
fuzhou, China
Katyayani  Sharma
Bern, Switzerland
Mon 06 14:15
FC10.2
Free Communications 10: Miscellaneous
Targeting androgen production by post-translational regulation of CYP17A1 lyase activity.
Bern, Switzerland
Dr Jennifer Sherr
Conneticut, United States
Mon 06 10:15
S6.1
Symposium 1: Management of T1D in Youth: Present and Future
Insulin therapy: From MDI to artificial pancreas
Conneticut, United States
Makio  Shozu
Japan
Mon 06 10:45
S7.2
Symposium 7: Aromatase activity
Understanding aromatase excess syndrome
Japan
Dr Rayzel Shulman
Toronto, Canada
Sun 05 10:15
HD1.1
How Do I? 1: Transition
How Do I: Support Transition to Adult Type 1 Diabetes Care
Toronto, Canada
Peter Simm
Melbourne, Australia
Tue 07 11:15
S11.3
Symposium 11: Novel Bone Therapeutics
Bisphosphonate therapy in children: who benefits, treatment duration, which preparation
Melbourne, Australia
Dr Carmel  Smart
Newcastle, Australia
Mon 06 10:45
S6.2
Symposium 1: Management of T1D in Youth: Present and Future
Macronutrients management in T1D in Youth
Newcastle, Australia
Gitanjali  Subramani
North Adelaide, Australia
Tue 07 07:30
FC11.1
Free Communications 11: Diabetes and Insulin 1
Adolescents with type 2 diabetes experience significant diabetes-specific distress, poor emotional wellbeing and have unmet needs hindering optimal diabetes care
North Adelaide, Australia
Dr Toshihiro Tajima
Shimotsuke, Japan
Mon 06 10:45
S9.2
Symposium 9: Advances in Congenital Adrenal Dysfunction
New perspectives for neonatal screening for CAH
Shimotsuke, Japan
Manuel Tena-Sempere
Córdoba, Spain
Sun 05 10:15
S2.1
Symposium 6: Novel concepts in pediatric male and female gonadal dysfunction
Metabolic dysfunction in polycystic ovary syndrome and pathogenic role of androgen excess
Córdoba, Spain
Professor David  Thorburn
Australia
Mon 06 10:15
NP2.1
New Perspectives 2
Genetics of mitochondrial diseases: when the nucleus talks to the mitochondrion
Australia
Dr  Patricia Vuguin
New York, USA
Sun 05 15:15
MTE4.1
Meet The Expert 4.1
Diagnosis and management of congenital hypothyroidism under different socioeconomic contexts
New York, USA
Tue 07 07:30
MTE4.2R
Meet The Expert 4.2R
Diagnosis and management of congenital hypothyroidism under different socioeconomic contexts
New York, USA
Professor Daniel  Weghuber
Salzburg, Austria
Tue 07 10:15
NP3.1
New Perspectives 3: Gut hormones in childhood and adolescent obesity
GLP1-RA use in adolescent obesity
Salzburg, Austria
Rebecca  Wiersma
Minneapolis, USA
Mon 06 07:30
FC6.1
Free Communications 6: Adrenals and HPA Axis 1
Anastrozole improves height outcomes in growing children with congenital adrenal hyperplasia
Minneapolis, USA
Karen Winer
Bethesda, USA
Tue 07 10:15
S11.1
Symposium 11: Novel Bone Therapeutics
Advances in the Management of Hypoparathyroidism with PTH 1-34
Bethesda, USA
Professor Susumu Yokoya
Fukushima, Japan
Mon 06 10:45
S8.2
Symposium 8: New aspects in thyroid cancer
Lessons from Fukushima: Current situation of Thyroid Cancer among children and adolescents after the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant accident
Fukushima, Japan
Dr Maria Belen Zanchetta
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Tue 07 10:45
S11.2
Symposium 11: Novel Bone Therapeutics
What makes denosumab different?
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Dr  Phil Zeitler
Aurora, Colorado, United States
Sun 05 10:45
C1.2
Controversies 1: T2D treatment - should we wait for approved medication?
FOR
Aurora, Colorado, United States
Professor Yu-Dong  Zhou
Zhejiang, China
Tue 07 09:15
PL10
Plenary 10
Glial regulation of energy metabolism: diet-induced metabolic inflammation shapes feeding circuitry during development
Zhejiang, China
Luciana Zoff
Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Sun 05 15:45
FC1.3
Free Communications 1: GH and IGFs 1
AGE-DEPENDENT AND SEX-SPECIFIC CHANGES OF DNA METHYLATION WITHIN GROWTH HORMONE RECEPTOR (GHR), INSULIN-LIKE GROWTH FACTOR TYPE 1 RECEPTOR (IGF1R) AND INSULIN RECEPTOR (INSR) GENE PROMOTERS IN PERIPHERAL BLOOD LEUKOCYTES FROM HEALTHY PREPUBERTAL AND PUBERTAL CHILDREN
Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Workshop 0
Oral 0
Expert 16
Sun 05 15:15
Meet the Expert 2.1
Salon B Libertador
Sun 05 15:15
MTE2.1
Meet the Expert 2.1
Management of the child/adolescent with an adrenal mass
Ribeirao Preto, Brazil
Sun 05 15:15
Meet The Expert 3.1
Salon C Libertador
Sun 05 15:15
MTE3.1
Meet The Expert 3.1
Diagnosis and Management of Rare Hypophosphataemic Rickets
Botswana , South Africa
Sun 05 15:15
Meet The Expert 4.1
Salon A/B Retiro
Sun 05 15:15
MTE4.1
Meet The Expert 4.1
Diagnosis and management of congenital hypothyroidism under different socioeconomic contexts
New York, USA
Mon 06 07:30
Meet The Expert 5.1
Auditorium
Mon 06 07:30
MTE5.1
Meet The Expert 5.1
Management of Delayed Puberty
Copenhagen, Denmark
Mon 06 07:30
Meet The Expert 6.1
Salon B Libertador
Mon 06 07:30
MTE6.1
Meet The Expert 6.1
Management of endocrine complications of adolescents with functional hypothalamic amenorrhea
Boston, USA
Mon 06 07:30
Meet The Expert 7.1
Salon C Libertador
Mon 06 07:30
MTE7.1
Meet The Expert 7.1
Management of Graves disease in children
Paris, France
Mon 06 07:30
Meet The Expert 8.1
Salon A/B Retiro
Mon 06 07:30
MTE8.1
Meet The Expert 8.1
Fertility after childhood cancer (assessment, management and associated risks)
Melbourne, Australia
Mon 06 14:00
Management of growth disorders in non-GHD
Salon A/B Retiro
Mon 06 14:00
MTE9.1
Management of growth disorders in non-GHD
Management of growth disorders in non-GHD
Suita, Japan
Mon 06 14:00
Meet The Expert 2.2R
Auditorium
Mon 06 14:00
MTE2.2R
Meet The Expert 2.2R
Management of the child/adolescent with an adrenal mass
Ribeirao Preto, Brazil
Tue 07 07:30
Meet The Expert 3.2R
Auditorium
Tue 07 07:30
MTE3.2R
Meet The Expert 3.2R
Diagnosis and Management of Rare Hypophosphataemic Rickets
Botswana , South Africa
Tue 07 07:30
Meet The Expert 4.2R
Salon B Libertador
Tue 07 07:30
MTE4.2R
Meet The Expert 4.2R
Diagnosis and management of congenital hypothyroidism under different socioeconomic contexts
New York, USA
Tue 07 07:30
Meet The Expert 5.2R
Salon C Libertador
Tue 07 07:30
MTE5.2R
Meet The Expert 5.2R
Management of Delayed Puberty
Copenhagen, Denmark
Tue 07 07:30
Meet The Expert 6.2R
Salon A/B Retiro
Tue 07 07:30
MTE6.2R
Meet The Expert 6.2R
Management of endocrine complications of adolescents with functional hypothalamic amenorrhea
Boston, USA
Tue 07 14:00
Meet The Expert 7.2R
Salon A/B Retiro
Tue 07 14:00
MTE7.2R
Meet The Expert 7.2R
Management of Graves' disease in children
Paris, France
Tue 07 14:00
Meet The Expert 8.2R
Salon B Libertador
Tue 07 14:00
MTE8.2R
Meet The Expert 8.2R
Fertility after childhood cancer (assessment, management and associated risks)
Melbourne, Australia
Tue 07 14:00
Meet The Expert 9.2R
Salon C Libertador
Tue 07 14:00
MTE9.2R
Meet The Expert 9.2R
Short stature without GHD
Suita, Japan
Plenary 12
Sun 05 08:30
Plenary 1
Salon Libertador
Chairs: Dipesalema Joel (Botswana) & Jean-Pierre Chanoine (Canada)
Sun 05 08:30
PL1
Plenary 1
Paediatric endocrinology training in Sub-Saharan Africa – A 10 year journey from bench to the clinics
Nairobi, Kenya
Sun 05 09:00
Plenary 2
Salon Libertador
Chairs: Jean-Pierre Chanoine (Canada) & Dipesalema Joel (Botswana)
Sun 05 09:00
PL2
Plenary 2
Access to medicines: It’s not "all too hard"! Together we CAN improve access to essential paediatric endocrine medicines for all. A roadmap to 2030.
Sydney, NSW, Australia
Sun 05 14:00
Plenary 3
Salon Libertador
Chairs: Eduardo Calliari (Brazil) & Mehul Dattani (UK)
Sun 05 14:00
PL3
Plenary 3
Prevention of T1D: How close are we?
Westmead, Australia
Sun 05 14:30
Plenary 4
Salon Libertador
Chairs: Mehul Dattani (UK) & Eduardo Calliari (Brazil)
Sun 05 14:30
PL4
Plenary 4
The genetics of extreme short stature: primordial dwarfism, the smallest of the small.
Edinburgh, UK
Mon 06 08:30
Plenary 5
Salon Libertador
Chairs: Esko Wiltshire (New Zealand) & David Allen (USA)
Mon 06 08:30
PL5
Plenary 5
The gut microbiome and novel approaches to childhood obesity
Auckland, New Zealand
Mon 06 09:00
Plenary 6
Salon Libertador
Chairs: David Allen (USA) & Esko Wiltshire (New Zealand)
Mon 06 09:00
PL6
Plenary 6
The interplay between nutrition and endocrinology
Maryland, USA
Mon 06 15:15
Plenary 7
Salon Libertador
Chairs: Ganesh Jevalikar (India) & Reiko Horikawa (Japan)
Mon 06 15:15
PL7
Plenary 7
Advances in management of congenital bone disorders
Brisbane, Australia
Mon 06 15:45
Plenary 8
Salon Libertador
Chairs: Reiko Horikawa (Japan) & Ganesh Jevalikar (India)
Mon 06 15:45
PL8
Plenary 8
Neuroendocrine effects of environment disrupting chemicals
Austin, USA
Tue 07 08:45
Plenary 9
Salon Libertador
Chairs: Sarah Etisham (UAE) & Xiaoping Luo (China)
Tue 07 08:45
PL9
Plenary 9
Advances in diagnosis and management of monogenic diabetes
Exeter, UK
Tue 07 09:15
Plenary 10
Salon Libertador
Chairs: Xiaoping Luo (China) & Sarah Etisham (UAE)
Tue 07 09:15
PL10
Plenary 10
Glial regulation of energy metabolism: diet-induced metabolic inflammation shapes feeding circuitry during development
Zhejiang, China
Tue 07 15:15
Plenary 11
Salon Libertador
Chairs: Rodolfo Rey (Argentina) & Noriyuki Namba (Japan)
Tue 07 15:15
PL11
Plenary 11
Genomic imprinting and its clinical relevance: lessons from Kagami-Ogata syndrome and Temple syndrome
Hamamatsu, Japan
Tue 07 15:45
Plenary 12
Salon Libertador
Chairs: Rodolfo Rey (Argentina) & Noriyuki Namba (Japan)
Tue 07 15:45
PL12
Plenary 12
Genomics and beyond: Protein sequence structure and functional relationships underlying human disease
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Catering and Social 7
Sun 05 09:30
Refreshment Break, Poster Viewings and Exhibits
San Isidro
Sun 05 11:45
Lunch, Posters & Exhibition
San Isidro
Sun 05 18:00
Welcome Reception
San Isidro
Mon 06 09:30
Refreshment Break, Poster Viewings and Exhibits
San Isidro
Mon 06 11:45
Lunch, Posters & Exhibition
San Isidro
Tue 07 09:45
Refreshment Break, Poster Viewings and Exhibitions
Catering and Social
San Isidro
Tue 07 11:45
Lunch, Posters & Exhibition
San Isidro
Nurse 0
Other 0
Symposium 13
Sun 05 10:15
Symposium 2: Current Status of Complications in T1D in Youth
Auditorium
Chairs: Asma Deeb (UAE) & Cecilia García Rudaz (Australia)
Sun 05 10:15
S1.1
Symposium 2: Current Status of Complications in T1D in Youth
Update on Retinopathy—Should We Screen or Not?
Sydney, Australia
Sun 05 10:45
S1.2
Symposium 2: Current Status of Complications in T1D in Youth
Update on Nephropathy—When should we Treat?
Denver, United States
Sun 05 11:15
S1.3
Symposium 2: Current Status of Complications in T1D in Youth
Macrovascular Disease and Risk Factors—Time to be More Aggressive with Treatment?
Stanford, USA
Sun 05 10:15
Symposium 6: Novel concepts in pediatric male and female gonadal dysfunction
Salon B Libertador
Chairs: Alexia Peña Vargas (Australia) & Adriana Siviero Miachon (Brazil)
Sun 05 10:15
S2.1
Symposium 6: Novel concepts in pediatric male and female gonadal dysfunction
Metabolic dysfunction in polycystic ovary syndrome and pathogenic role of androgen excess
Córdoba, Spain
Sun 05 10:45
S2.2
Symposium 6: Novel concepts in pediatric male and female gonadal dysfunction
FSH-Sertoli cells: a neglected axis in male hypogonadism
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Sun 05 11:15
S2.3
Symposium 6: Novel concepts in pediatric male and female gonadal dysfunction
Novels aspects of replacement therapies in pediatric hypogonadisms
Paris, France
Sun 05 10:15
Symposium 4: Novel concepts in Disorders/Differences of Sexual Development
Salon C Libertador
Chairs: Alicia Belgorosky (Argentina) & Berenice Mendonça (Brazil)
Sun 05 10:15
S3.1
Symposium 4: Novel concepts in Disorders/Differences of Sexual Development
Molecular basis and clinical aspects of Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome
Sao Paulo, Brazil
Sun 05 10:45
S3.2
Symposium 4: Novel concepts in Disorders/Differences of Sexual Development
Novel causes and clinical features of primary gonadal failure
Istanbul, Turkey
Sun 05 11:15
S3.3
Symposium 4: Novel concepts in Disorders/Differences of Sexual Development
Clinical approach to DSD: individualised multidisciplinary care
Ghent, Belgium
Sun 05 10:15
Symposium 5: Role of IGFs in physiology and disease
Salon C Retiro
Chairs: Anita Hokken-Koelega (The Netherlands) & Patricia Pennisi (Argentina)
Sun 05 10:15
S5.1
Symposium 5: Role of IGFs in physiology and disease
Growth Hormone Action in Growth and Longevity
Ohio, USA
Sun 05 10:45
S5.2
Symposium 5: Role of IGFs in physiology and disease
PAPP-A2 in physiology and disease
Madrid, Spain
Sun 05 11:15
S5.3
Symposium 5: Role of IGFs in physiology and disease
Clinical and genetic evaluation of children with syndromic short stature
São Paulo, Brazil
Mon 06 10:15
Symposium 1: Management of T1D in Youth: Present and Future
Auditorium
Chairs: Ingrid Libman (USA) & Joyce Mbogo (Kenya)
Mon 06 10:15
S6.1
Symposium 1: Management of T1D in Youth: Present and Future
Insulin therapy: From MDI to artificial pancreas
Conneticut, United States
Mon 06 10:45
S6.2
Symposium 1: Management of T1D in Youth: Present and Future
Macronutrients management in T1D in Youth
Newcastle, Australia
Mon 06 11:15
S6.3
Symposium 1: Management of T1D in Youth: Present and Future
Exercise in T1D in Youth: More relevant than ever in the era of obesity?
Toronto, Canada
Mon 06 10:15
Symposium 7: Aromatase activity
Salon B Libertador
Chairs: Maki Fukami (Japan) & Ana Claudia Latronico (Brazil)
Mon 06 10:15
S7.1
Symposium 7: Aromatase activity
Aromatase inhibitors and puberty
Helsinki, Finland
Mon 06 10:45
S7.2
Symposium 7: Aromatase activity
Understanding aromatase excess syndrome
Japan
Mon 06 11:15
S7.3
Symposium 7: Aromatase activity
Pubertal Tempo in patients with Aromatase Disorders.
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Mon 06 10:15
Symposium 8: New aspects in thyroid cancer
Salon C Libertador
Chairs: Raúl Calzada (Mexico) & Paul van Trotsenburg (The Netherlands)
Mon 06 10:15
S8.1
Symposium 8: New aspects in thyroid cancer
Workup of children with thyroid nodules
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Mon 06 10:45
S8.2
Symposium 8: New aspects in thyroid cancer
Lessons from Fukushima: Current situation of Thyroid Cancer among children and adolescents after the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant accident
Fukushima, Japan
Mon 06 11:15
S8.3
Symposium 8: New aspects in thyroid cancer
Current management of children with thyroid cancer
Philadelphia, USA
Mon 06 10:15
Symposium 9: Advances in Congenital Adrenal Dysfunction
Salon A/B Retiro
Chairs: Dorothy Shulman (USA) & Tania Bachega (Brazil)
Mon 06 10:15
S9.1
Symposium 9: Advances in Congenital Adrenal Dysfunction
Optimizing treatment in children and adolescents with congenital adrenal hyperplasia
Nijmegen , The Netherlands
Mon 06 10:45
S9.2
Symposium 9: Advances in Congenital Adrenal Dysfunction
New perspectives for neonatal screening for CAH
Shimotsuke, Japan
Mon 06 11:15
S9.3
Symposium 9: Advances in Congenital Adrenal Dysfunction
Novel genes leading to congenital hypoadrenalism
Switzerland
Mon 06 10:15
Symposium 10: Hypothalamo-pituitary disease and development
Salon C Retiro
Chairs: Ignacio Bergadá (Argentina) & Camila Céspedes (Colombia)
Mon 06 10:15
S10.1
Symposium 10: Hypothalamo-pituitary disease and development
Molecular Mechanisms in Congenital Hypopituitarism (Second talk)
Michigan, USA
Mon 06 10:45
S10.2
Symposium 10: Hypothalamo-pituitary disease and development
Treatment of Hypothalamic Obesity / Craniopharyngioma
Oldenburg, Germany
Mon 06 11:15
S10.3
Symposium 10: Hypothalamo-pituitary disease and development
Senescence in pituitary tumours: pathogenic roles and opportunities for novel therapies
UK
Tue 07 10:15
Symposium 3: Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes in Youth: Update and controversies
Catalinas
Chairs: Paulina Merino (Chile) & Ingrid Libman (USA)
Tue 07 10:15
Symposium 3: Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes in Youth: Update and controversies
Obesity and T2D in Youth: Are they on the rise?
Ulm, Germany
Tue 07 10:45
Symposium 3: Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes in Youth: Update and controversies
Management of T2D in Youth: Beyond metformin and into The Future.
USA
Tue 07 11:15
Symposium 3: Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes in Youth: Update and controversies
Novel therapeutics in obesity: Oxytocin
Boston, United States
Tue 07 10:15
Symposium 11: Novel Bone Therapeutics
Auditorium
Chairs: Hamilton Cassinelli (Argentina) & Diane Jensen (Australia)
Tue 07 10:15
S11.1
Symposium 11: Novel Bone Therapeutics
Advances in the Management of Hypoparathyroidism with PTH 1-34
Bethesda, USA
Tue 07 10:45
S11.2
Symposium 11: Novel Bone Therapeutics
What makes denosumab different?
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Tue 07 11:15
S11.3
Symposium 11: Novel Bone Therapeutics
Bisphosphonate therapy in children: who benefits, treatment duration, which preparation
Melbourne, Australia
Tue 07 10:15
Symposium 12: Hypoglycaemia
Salon B Libertador
Chairs: Asma Deeb (UAE) & Angela Maria Spinola Castro (Brazil)
Tue 07 10:15
S12.1
Symposium 12: Hypoglycaemia
Genotype and phenotype analysis of a cohort of patients with  Hypoglycaemia based on DOPA-PET CT scanning
Doha, Qatar
Tue 07 10:45
S12.2
Symposium 12: Hypoglycaemia
Efficacy and safety of octreotide treatment for diazoxideunresponsive congenital hyperinsulinism in Chi
Shanghai, China
Tue 07 11:15
S12.3
Symposium 12: Hypoglycaemia
Novel treatments for diazoxide unresponsive congenital hyperinsulinism
Philadelphia, USA
Tue 07 10:15
Symposium 15: Newborn Screening
Salon C Retiro
Chairs: Shaila Bhattacharyya (India) & María Gabriela Ropelato (Argentina)
Tue 07 10:15
S15.1
Symposium 15: Newborn Screening
X-linked Adrenoleukodystrophy: Newborn Screening, and Therapies
Baltimore, United States
Tue 07 10:45
S15.2
Symposium 15: Newborn Screening
The still ongoing challenge of PKU newborn screening
Argentina
Tue 07 11:15
15.3
Symposium 15: Newborn Screening
Implementing newborn screening for congenital hypothyroidism, where are we? The way forward in developing nations
Vellore, India
No Session Type 29
Sat 04 13:00
Registration
Sat 04 15:00
Working Group Sessions
Sat 04 18:00
Satellite Symposia Sessions - For more information please see satellite programme
Sun 05 06:30
Registration
Sun 05 08:15
Opening Ceremony
Libertador
Sun 05 12:15
Satellite Symposia Sessions - For more information please see satellite programme
Sun 05 15:15
Free Communications 2: Fetal and Neonatal Endocrinology
Catalinas
Chairs: Paul Thornton & Germán Iñiguez
Sun 05 15:15
FC2.1
Free Communications 2: Fetal and Neonatal Endocrinology
Increased catecholamines link fetal stress or growth restriction and neonatal hyperinsulinemic hypoglycemia: a prospective cohort study
Düsseldorf, Germany
Sun 05 15:30
FC2.2
Free Communications 2: Fetal and Neonatal Endocrinology
Gene expression profile analysis of the Umbilical cord derived mesenchymal stem cells revealed the difference in fetal programming between preterm SGA and term SGA
Tokyo, Japan
Sun 05 15:45
FC2.3
Free Communications 2: Fetal and Neonatal Endocrinology
EEG changes in children with congenital hyperinsulinism
Odense, Denmark
Sun 05 16:00
FC2.4
Free Communications 2: Fetal and Neonatal Endocrinology
The Arginine-nitric-oxide Pathway Links Suboptimal Fetal Growth to Higher Childhood Systolic Blood Pressure in the Manchester BabyGRO Study
Manchester, United Kingdom
Sun 05 15:15
Free Communications 3: Endocrinology of Sex Differences 1
Golden Horn
Chairs: Faisal Ahmed & Ivo Arnhold
Sun 05 15:15
FC3.1
Free Communications 3: Endocrinology of Sex Differences 1
Characterization and follow-up of a cohort of thirty patients with 46,XX testicular/ovotesticular disorders of sexual development
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Sun 05 15:30
FC3.2
Free Communications 3: Endocrinology of Sex Differences 1
Microdeletion withinESR1 constitutes a worldwide spread susceptibility factor for the development of undermasculinized genitalia
Hamamatsu, Japan
Sun 05 15:45
FC3.3
Free Communications 3: Endocrinology of Sex Differences 1
DSD Interpreter, a mobile application-based tool for Point of Care evaluation of Atypical Genitalia.
Kanpur, India
Sun 05 16:00
FC3.4
Free Communications 3: Endocrinology of Sex Differences 1
The combination of FSH and markers of Sertoli cell function provides a high accuracy strategy to differentiate central hypogonadism from constitutional delay of puberty in boys: a longitudinal prospective study.
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Sun 05 16:30
Satellite Symposia Sessions - For more information please see satellite programme
Mon 06 06:15
Registration
Foyer
Mon 06 07:30
Free Communications 4: Growth and Syndromes
Salon C Retiro
Chairs: Paul Hofman & Débora Braslavsky
Mon 06 07:30
FC4.1
Free Communications 4: Growth and Syndromes
Persistent and stable growth promoting effects of vosoritide in children with achondroplasia for up to 3.5 years: results from an ongoing Phase 3 extension study
Los Angeles, USA
Mon 06 07:45
FC4.2
Free Communications 4: Growth and Syndromes
Low-dose infigratinib, an oral selective fibroblast growth factor receptor (FGFR) tyrosine kinase inhibitor, demonstrates activity in preclinical models of FGFR3-related disorders
San Francisco, USA
Mon 06 08:00
FC4.3
Free Communications 4: Growth and Syndromes
Diagnostic yield of a multigene approach in children with short stature of unknown cause: It is time to remove the term idiopathic!
São Paulo, Brazil
Mon 06 08:15
FC4.4
Free Communications 4: Growth and Syndromes
Predicted Ratio of IGF-1 Observations and Differences in IGF-1 SDS Observations to 96-hour Values Over the Dosing Interval in Pediatric pGHD Patients Receiving Somatrogon
Cambridge, USA
Mon 06 07:30
Free Communications 5: Fat, Metabolism and Obesity
Catalinas
Chairs: Jesús Argente & Margaret de Castro
Mon 06 07:30
FC5.1
Free Communications 5: Fat, Metabolism and Obesity
Evaluation of Clinical Benefit Following Setmelanotide Treatment in Patients With Bardet-Biedl Syndrome
Madrid, Spain
Mon 06 07:45
FC5.2
Free Communications 5: Fat, Metabolism and Obesity
THE N221D VARIANT IN PCSK1 IS HIGHLY PREVALENT IN CHILDHOOD OBESITY AND CAN INFLUENCE PATIENTS´ METABOLIC PROFILE
MADRID, Spain
Mon 06 08.00
FC5.3
Free Communications 5: Fat, Metabolism and Obesity
Development of Novel Anorexigenic and Glucoregulatory Chimeric Peptides
Seattle, USA
Mon 06 08:15
FC5.4
Free Communications 5: Fat, Metabolism and Obesity
Hepcidin is associated directly with inflammatory markers and inversely with glucose in Indigenous Argentinean children
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Mon 06 07:30
Free Communications 6: Adrenals and HPA Axis 1
La Pampa
Chairs: Christa Flück & Alejandro Martínez
Mon 06 07:30
FC6.1
Free Communications 6: Adrenals and HPA Axis 1
Anastrozole improves height outcomes in growing children with congenital adrenal hyperplasia
Minneapolis, USA
Mon 06 07:45
FC6.2
Free Communications 6: Adrenals and HPA Axis 1
Inhibiting the binding of ACTH to the Melanocorticotropin receptor by peptide to block androgen production.
Bern, Switzerland
Mon 06 08:00
FC6.3
Free Communications 6: Adrenals and HPA Axis 1
Disruption of Pediatric Cushing Syndrome Evaluations by Heterophile Antibodies interfering with an Adrenocorticotropic Hormone (ACTH) Assay
Bethesda, USA
Mon 06 08:15
FC6.4
Free Communications 6: Adrenals and HPA Axis 1
Development of a drug screening method for molecular targeted therapy of MIRAGE syndrome
Tokyo, Japan
Mon 06 07:30
Free Communications 7: Bone and Growth
Golden Horn
Chairs: Rachel Gafni & Gisela Viterbo
Mon 06 07:30
FC7.1
Free Communications 7: Bone and Growth
Encaleret (CLTX-305) Normalized Mineral Homeostasis Parameters in Patients with Autosomal Dominant Hypocalcemia Type 1 over 12 months in a Phase 2 Study (NCT04581629)
Bethesda, USA
Mon 06 07:45
FC7.2
Free Communications 7: Bone and Growth
A new genetic cause of overgrowth syndrome
Bethesda, USA
Mon 06 08:00
FC7.3
Free Communications 7: Bone and Growth
Serum phosphorus levels as a driver of skeletal morbidity in patients with fibrous dysplasia
Bethesda, USA
Mon 06 08:15
FC7.4
Free Communications 7: Bone and Growth
Growth Hormone and Testosterone Improve Growth, Initiate Puberty, and Protect Against Vertebral Fractures in Children with Muscular Dystrophy on Chronic Glucocorticoids
Baltimore, USA
Mon 06 12:15
Satellite Symposia Sessions - For more information please see satellite programme
Mon 06 14:00
Free Communications 8: Thyroid 1
Golden Horn
Chair: Michel Polak
Mon 06 14:00
FC8.1
Free Communications 8: Thyroid 1
ABSTRACT WITHDRAWN
Mon 06 14:15
FC8.2
Free Communications 8: Thyroid 1
Overexpression of Brachyury and IGF1R in Thyroid Papillary Carcinoma cells: different phenotypes and asocciation with pediatric Thyroid Nodular Pathology
Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Mon 06 14:30
FC8.3
Free Communications 8: Thyroid 1
Sensitivity to thyroid hormones and cardiometabolic risk in euthyroid obese children: a cross-sectional study.
Messina, Italy
Mon 06 14:45
FC8.4
Free Communications 8: Thyroid 1
Custom next generation sequencing panel identifies somatic mutations and gene fusions in pediatric papillary thyroid carcinoma
CABA, Argentina
Mon 06 14:00
Free Communications 9: Endocrinology of Sex Differences 2
Catalinas
Chairs: Martine Cools & Gabriela Guercio
Mon 06 14:00
FC9.1
Free Communications 9: Endocrinology of Sex Differences 2
Uncovering the role of the SF-1/NR5A1 p.Gly146Ala variant for the phenotype of DSD patients
Bern, Switzerland
Mon 06 14:15
FC9.2
Free Communications 9: Endocrinology of Sex Differences 2
Self-reported Feelings of Adult Patients with Differences of Sex Development (DSD) Regarding Genital Surgical Procedures
São Paulo, Brazil
Mon 06 14:30
FC9.3
Free Communications 9: Endocrinology of Sex Differences 2
Mutation V631I in the Cytochrome P450 oxidoreductase (POR) alters steroid biosynthesis and drug metabolism.
Bern, Switzerland
Mon 06 14:45
FC9.4
Free Communications 9: Endocrinology of Sex Differences 2
The dose-dependent effect of estrogen on bone mineral density in trans girls
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Mon 06 14:00
Free Communications 10: Miscellaneous
La Pampa
Chair: Anna Nordenström
Mon 06 14:00
FC10.1
Free Communications 10: Miscellaneous
Clinical usefulness of a deep learning-based facial recognition application (Face2Gene) as a diagnostic tool for syndromic endocrine-related disorders.
Nagasaki, Japan
Mon 06 14:15
FC10.2
Free Communications 10: Miscellaneous
Targeting androgen production by post-translational regulation of CYP17A1 lyase activity.
Bern, Switzerland
Mon 06 14:30
FC10.3
Free Communications 10: Miscellaneous
Pediatric hypercalcemia in a tertiary center
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Mon 06 14:45
FC10.4
Free Communications 10: Miscellaneous
Overlapping between dysnaetremias: Ibuprofen, a novel therapeutic key tool to control refractory polyuria – Case series.
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Mon 06 16:30
Satellite Symposia Sessions - For more information please see satellite programme
Tue 07 06:15
Registration
Foyer
Tue 07 07:30
Free Communications 11: Diabetes and Insulin 1
Salon C Retiro
Chairs: Ellen Grishman & Angela Figueroa Sobrero
Tue 07 07:30
FC11.1
Free Communications 11: Diabetes and Insulin 1
Adolescents with type 2 diabetes experience significant diabetes-specific distress, poor emotional wellbeing and have unmet needs hindering optimal diabetes care
North Adelaide, Australia
Tue 07 07:45
FC11.2
Free Communications 11: Diabetes and Insulin 1
RIAO as an early biomarker of β-cell failure and predictor biomarker of metabolic syndrome
Mexico city, Mexico
Tue 07 08:00
FC11.3
Free Communications 11: Diabetes and Insulin 1
Metformin added to intensive insulin therapy improves Neuregulin-4 level and subclinical atherosclerosis in youth with type 1 diabetes
Cairo, Egypt
Tue 07 08:15
FC11.4
Free Communications 11: Diabetes and Insulin 1
Meal-induced activation of inflammatory pathways in youth with monogenic diabetes revealed by transcriptome analysis
Geneva, Switzerland
Tue 07 07:30
Free Communications 12: GH and IGFs 2
Catalinas
Chairs: Bradley Miller & Ana Keselman
Tue 07 07:30
FC12.1
Free Communications 12: GH and IGFs 2
Does early treatment with recombinant human growth hormone impact in visual assessment?
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Tue 07 07:45
FC12.2
Free Communications 12: GH and IGFs 2
PDE5 inhibitors may reverse the effects of isolated growth hormone deficiency caused by alternate splicing of the GH1 gene.
Bern, Switzerland
Tue 07
FC12.3
Free Communications 12: GH and IGFs 2
An in vivo functional assay to characterize human STAT5B genetic variants during zebrafish development
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Tue 07 08:15
FC12.4
Free Communications 12: GH and IGFs 2
In vitro funcional characterizationof two novel missense IGF1 variants
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Tue 07 07:30
Free Communications 13: Adrenals and HPA Axis 2
La Pampa
Chairs: Nils Krone & Cristiane Kopacek
Tue 07 07:30
FC13.1
Free Communications 13: Adrenals and HPA Axis 2
Retrospective Analysis of Prognostic Factors in Pediatric Patients with Adrenocortical Tumor from Unique Tertiary Center with Long-Term Follow-up
São Paulo, Brazil
Tue 07 07:45
FC13.2
Free Communications 13: Adrenals and HPA Axis 2
Pubertal Outcome of 54 Children and Adolescents Treated For Adrenocortical Tumor: A Half of a Century Experience
Curitiba, Brazil
Tue 07 08:00
FC13.3
Free Communications 13: Adrenals and HPA Axis 2
Differential methylation of CYP11B1 in girls with high DHEAS levels
Santiago, Chile
Tue 07 08:15
FC13.4
Free Communications 13: Adrenals and HPA Axis 2
Comparing the single cell transcriptome of wild-type and 21-hydroxylase deficient murine adrenal glands
Westmead, Australia
Tue 07 07:30
Free Communications 14: Miscellaneous Growth
Golden Horn
Chairs: Luis Castaño & Marta Ciaccio
Tue 07 07:30
FC14.1
Free Communications 14: Miscellaneous Growth
Inborn Errors of Protein Metabolism: Longitudinal Data on Growth, Puberty, Bone Mineralisation, and Body Composition
Paris, France
Tue 07 07:45
FC14.2
Free Communications 14: Miscellaneous Growth
KMT2D deficiency in vertebrates: Identification of a novel human mutation and generation of a zebrafish model
fuzhou, China
Tue 07 08:00
FC14.3
Free Communications 14: Miscellaneous Growth
Possible triggers related to the increased frequency of Idiopathic Central Precocious Puberty during and after COVID-19 confinement at the National Institute of Pediatrics in Mexico.
Mexico City, Mexico
Tue 07 08:15
FC14.4
Free Communications 14: Miscellaneous Growth
Pituitary Gigantism: Argentine experience
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Tue 07 12:15
Satellite Symposia Sessions - For more information please see satellite programme
Tue 07 14:00
Free Communications 15: Puberty and Pituitary
La Pampa
Chairs: Ana Claudio Latronico & Hugo Boquete
Tue 07 14:00
FC15.1
Free Communications 15: Puberty and Pituitary
Update on the etiological diagnosis of central precocious puberty in both sexes
São Paulo, Brazil
Tue 07 14:15
FC15.2
Free Communications 15: Puberty and Pituitary
Several new candidate genes for self-limited delayed puberty revealed by whole exome sequencing
Sao Paulo, Brazil
Tue 07 14:30
FC15.3
Free Communications 15: Puberty and Pituitary
The critical BMI hypothesis for puberty initiation and the gender prevalence difference: evidence from an epidemiological survey in Beijing, China
beijing, China
Tue 07 14:45
FC15.4
Free Communications 15: Puberty and Pituitary
Growth after discontinuation of GnRHa treatment for idiopathic central precocious puberty (ICPP): an analytical study of 100 Argentinian girls
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Tue 07 14:00
Free Communications 16: Thyroid 2
Golden Horn
Chairs: Steven Waguespak & Mirta Miras
Tue 07 14:00
FC16.1
Free Communications 16: Thyroid 2
A Retrospective Analysis of Patients with Pediatric Papillary Thyroid Cancer not Treated with RAI: Is Less More?
Houston, USA
Tue 07 14:15
FC16.2
Free Communications 16: Thyroid 2
Thyroid Monitoring Trends Following Iodine Exposure during Cardiac Intervention: Practices at a Large Urban Children’s Hospital
New York City, USA
Tue 07 14:30
FC16.3
Free Communications 16: Thyroid 2
Validation of Thyroid Interpreter, a mobile application-based tool in the diagnosis and management of thyroid disorders in childhood
kanpur, India
Tue 07 14:45
FC16.4
Free Communications 16: Thyroid 2
Thyroid Hormone Resistance: clinical case series
CABA, Argentina
Tue 07 14:00
Free Communications 17: Diabetes and Insulin 2
Catalinas
Chairs: Erick Richmond & Hernán García
Tue 07 14:00
FC17.1
Free Communications 17: Diabetes and Insulin 2
T regulatory cells with engineered chimeric antigen receptor recognizing live human beta cells as a novel tool for development of type 1 diabetes therapies.
Sioux Falls, USA
Tue 07 14:15
FC17.2
Free Communications 17: Diabetes and Insulin 2
Diabetes Stigma, Clinical Outcomes, and Substance Use in Adolescents and Young Adults: the SEARCH for Diabetes in Youth Study
Seattle, USA
Tue 07 14:30
FC17.3
Free Communications 17: Diabetes and Insulin 2
Pharmacologic inhibition of myostatin with a myostatin antibody protects against muscle and bone loss in an STZ-induced mouse model of type 1 diabetes
Lexington, USA
Tue 07 14:45
FC17.4
Free Communications 17: Diabetes and Insulin 2
QUANTIFICATION OF LIVER IRON MEASURED BY MAGNETIC RESONANCE IN ADOLESCENTS WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES MELLITUS
México, Mexico
Tue 07 16:15
Closing Ceremony
Salon Libertador

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