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THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 2015 07:00 – 08:00
Synageva Biopharma Corp. Strauss 3
Would you figure it out? Differential diagnosis beyond the usual
Chairs:
Bernard Paulweber, Austria
Vlad Ratziu, France
Introduction
Bernard Paulweber, Austria, Vlad Ratziu, France
Case presentation
Patrick McKiernan, The United Kingdom
Case presentation
Vlad Ratziu, France
Lysosomal acid lipase deficiency - Differential diagnosis vs. NASH or NAFLD
Ali Canbay, Germany
Silent fibrosis and cirrhosis
Mark Bechter, The United States
THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 2015 18:30 – 20:00
Bristol-Myers Squibb Hall D
The new landscape in the management of hepatitis C:
recent evidence to advance clinical practice
Chair: INDUSTRY INFORMATION
Heiner Wedemeyer, Germany
Welcome and Introduction
Heiner Wedemeyer, Germany
The new landscape of HCV treatment: is a sustained cure for all patients living
with HCV achievable?
Heiner Wedemeyer, Germany
Optimising management of challenging HCV patient cases: learnings from
clinical trials and practice
Kosh Agarwal, The United Kingdom, Rafael Esteban, Spain, Vincent Leroy, France,
Jürgen K. Rockstroh, Germany
Audience discussion
Closing Remarks
Heiner Wedemeyer, Germany
Vienna, Austria • April 22–26, 2015 379
Synageva Biopharma Corp. Strauss 3
Would you figure it out? Differential diagnosis beyond the usual
Chairs:
Bernard Paulweber, Austria
Vlad Ratziu, France
Introduction
Bernard Paulweber, Austria, Vlad Ratziu, France
Case presentation
Patrick McKiernan, The United Kingdom
Case presentation
Vlad Ratziu, France
Lysosomal acid lipase deficiency - Differential diagnosis vs. NASH or NAFLD
Ali Canbay, Germany
Silent fibrosis and cirrhosis
Mark Bechter, The United States
THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 2015 18:30 – 20:00
Bristol-Myers Squibb Hall D
The new landscape in the management of hepatitis C:
recent evidence to advance clinical practice
Chair: INDUSTRY INFORMATION
Heiner Wedemeyer, Germany
Welcome and Introduction
Heiner Wedemeyer, Germany
The new landscape of HCV treatment: is a sustained cure for all patients living
with HCV achievable?
Heiner Wedemeyer, Germany
Optimising management of challenging HCV patient cases: learnings from
clinical trials and practice
Kosh Agarwal, The United Kingdom, Rafael Esteban, Spain, Vincent Leroy, France,
Jürgen K. Rockstroh, Germany
Audience discussion
Closing Remarks
Heiner Wedemeyer, Germany
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