Events - 01 Feb 09:00Session on Vitiligo at IMCAS

Event

Palais des Congrès de Paris, FRANCE

SESSION on Vitiligo, in collaboration with Société Marocaine de Dermatologie (SMD)

Room: Room 143 - Level 1
Date: Thursday 1 February 2024 at 13:30 to 15:30
Format: FOCUS SESSION 

  • 13:30 Prof Thierry PASSERON. Vitiligo treatment: what’s new and what’s coming next? 
  • 13:41 Prof Manal BOSSEILA. Validity and reliability of dermoscopic criteria used to differentiate vitiligo from other hyperpigmented skin lesions
  • 13:52 Dr Albert WOLKERSTORFER. Current vitiligo treatments
  • 14:03 Dr Reinhart SPEECKAERT. Emerging treatments for vitiligo 
  • 14:14 Prof Laila BENZEKRI Role of VZV in segmental vitiligo pathogenesis
  • 14:25 Dr Amr RATEB. Vitiligo: PUVA, laser, or JAK inhibitors?
  • 14:36 Dr Pierre Andre BECHEREL. JAK inhibitors for vitiligo
  • 14:47 Prof Antonio A G MASSA. PDL in vitiligo treatment
  • 14:58 Dr Cheryl M BURGESS. Treatment of segmental vitiligo with topical ruxolitinib and 308 nm monochromatic excimer light
  • 15:09 Prof Torello M LOTTIVitiligo Research Foundation
  • 15:10 Dr Albert WOLKERSTORFER. Moderator and panelist: roundtable on vitiligo cases
  • 15:10 Prof Torello M LOTTI. Roundtable panelist on vitiligo cases
  • 15:10 Prof Laila BENZEKRI. Roundtable panelist on vitiligo cases
  • 15:10 Dr Reinhart SPEECKAERT. Roundtable panelist on vitiligo cases

IMCAS 2024 Vitiligo

 

IMCAS 2024 Vitiligo Research Foundation Torello Lotti

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