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• Respiratory - musculoskeletal comorbidity: a joint session with a<br />

rheumatologist and a chest physician Ochil 3<br />

Experts: George Kitas and Michael Cushley<br />

Pulmonary pathology is common in the connective tissue diseases and<br />

primary chest disease can also involve the joints. Diagnostic and treatment<br />

approaches may differ between the 2 disciplines and the evidence base is<br />

limited, so a combined approach may help. We will be presenting some<br />

examples <strong>for</strong> discussion and hope also to discuss cases submitted by<br />

the audience.<br />

Please note that there is an additional fee of £20 to attend a Meet the<br />

Expert workshop, and continental breakfast is included in this fee.<br />

Places are limited and are allocated on a first come, first served basis.<br />

To enquire about the availability of the workshops, please ask at the<br />

registration desk.<br />

08:30 – 10:00 BSR Poster viewing session 2 Strathblane Hall<br />

08:30 – 09:30 BHPR SIGs<br />

• Connective tissue disease Sidlaw<br />

08:30 Management of Sjögren’s Elizabeth Price<br />

08:50 Quality of life in Sjögren’s Simon Bowman<br />

09:10 Panel discussion on Sjogren’s<br />

• Osteoporosis Harris 1 & 2<br />

08:30 Chairperson opening Rachel Lewis<br />

08:35 Fracture Liason Service with in<strong>for</strong>mation on outline of the service,<br />

outcomes and case studies as requested by last years attendees<br />

Marine Fraser Bone and Metabolism unit,<br />

Western infirmary, Glasgow<br />

09:15 Questions<br />

09:25 Next years meeting<br />

• Rheumatoid arthritis Fintry<br />

Patient education - the New Forest experience. Heather Unsworth, Senior OT<br />

Anti-TNF agents - to switch or not to switch? - <strong>The</strong> Basingstoke story.<br />

Kate Wise, Nurse Specialist<br />

09:30 – 10:00 BHPR AGM Fintry<br />

10:00 – 10:30 Coffee Cromdale Hall<br />

10:30 – 12:30 BSR: Spondyloarthritis – recent advances in pathogenesis,<br />

imaging and treatment Tinto/Moorfoot/Kilsyth<br />

Chair: Andrew Keat<br />

• Why does HLA-B27 predispose to spondyloarthritis? Paul Bowness<br />

This talk will describe the biology of HLA-B27 and the cellular mechanisms<br />

by which it may cause inflammatory disease<br />

• CD4 T cells and spondyloarthritis – breaking the rules Hill Gaston<br />

<strong>The</strong> association between HLA-B27 and spondyloarthropathies is usually<br />

thought to imply a central role <strong>for</strong> CD8+ T lymphocytes in the pathogenesis<br />

of these diseases. This presentation will present evidence that CD4+ T cells<br />

can also be involved in recognition of HLA-B27, and the implications of<br />

these findings<br />

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