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CORS 3rd autumn symposium: Barcelona, October 19-23, 2016
Preliminary program
Oct 19
Arrival
Oct 20
9.00-9.15
Welcome
M Lorentzon, A Nilsson, M Nilsson
Bone microindentation. Chair: Anna Nilsson
9.15-9.45
Mattias Lorentzon: The need for additional diagnostic tools in
osteoporosis
9.45-11.30
Adolfo Diez Perez: Bone microindentation
10.30-10.45
Coffee
11.30-12.15
Microindentation in practice (workshop)
12.15-13.15
Lunch
Bone microindentation in different settings. Chair: Mattias Lorentzon
13.15-13.45
Martin Nilsson: The effect of mechanical loading on bone material
strength and microarchitecture in postmenopausal women
13.45-14.15
Lisa Johansson: Associations between TBS, bone microarchitecture
and bone material properties in elderly women
14.15-14.45
Helena Salminen: TBS and dental radiographs
14.45-15.00
Coffee
15.15-15.45
Mathias Haarhaus: Bone material strength and vascular calcification
in chronic kidney disease
15.45-16.15
Linnea Malmgren: Kidney function, BMD and bone loss in elderly
women
20.00
Dinner
Oct 21
Obesity, diabetes and bone. Chair: Anna Nilsson
9.00-10.45
Juliet Compston: Obesity and the skeleton
10.00-10.15
Coffee
10.45-11.15
Daniel Sundh: A high amount of local adipose tissue is associated
with high cortical porosity and low bone material strength in older
women
11.15-11.45
Dan Mellström: Serum leptin levels predict non-vertebral fractures
in men
11.45-12.15
Märit Wallander: Diabetes and fractures
12.15-13.15
Lunch
13.15-13.45
Anna Nilsson: Diabetes and bone microarchitecture and bone
material properties in elderly women
Osteoporosis in the elderly. Chair: Martin Nilsson
13.45-14.15
Kristian Axelsson: Effects of osteoporotic treatment among elderly
after fracture
14.15-14.45
Christina Kaijser Alin: Effects of treatment on back extensor strength
and back pain with a spinal orthosis in edlerly women with
ostoeporosis: a randomized controlled trial
14.45-15.00
Coffee
15.00-15.30
Ann-Charlotte Grahn Kronhed: The association between spinal
curvature and balance in elderly women at high risk of osteoporotic
fractures in primary health care
15.30-16.00
Cecilie Hongslo-Vala: Studies of ancient bones
20.00
Dinner
Oct 22
Regulation of bone metabolism and fracture healing. Chair: Mattias Lorentzon
9.00-9.30
Karin Gustavsson: The role of posttranslational modification of Era in
bone
9.30-10.00
Cecilia Halling Linder: Bone alkaline phospatase and tartrateresistant acid phosphatase – potential coregulators of bone
mineralization
10.00-10.30
Alice Costantini: Use of aCGH to detect new indels in children with
recurrent fractures
10.30-10.45
Coffee
10.45-11.15
Anne Björk: Vitamin D
11.15-11.45
Olof Sandberg: Metaphyseal fracture healing
11.45-12.15
Magnus Bernhardsson: Cancellous bone healing is strictly confined to
the injured region
12.15-13.15
Lunch
Physical activity and bone development. Chair: Martin Nilsson
13.15-13.45
Amanda Lahti: Musculoskeletal development three years after
completion of a nine-year prospective controlled intervention trial
of daily school-based exercise
13.45-14.15
Felix Cronholm: Increased physical education in school results also
in higher leisure-time physical activity – a prospective controlled 3year study in 194 prepubertal children
14.15-14.45
Marcus Cöster: Increased physical activity in childhood reduces
adolescent fracture risk
14.45-15.00
Coffee
15.00-15.30
Erik Lindgren: Peak bone mass may not coincide with peak bone
strength in young men
15.30-16.00
Mattias Lorentzon: Summary, concluding remarks
Free activities
Oct 23
Departure