2021 Programme
Pre-Conference Sessions
All pre-conference session have an additional fee and will be available from Monday 5th July 2021
FREE national one day programme aimed at medical students & FY doctors who are interested in a career in dermatology
| Programme |
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| Life as a Moh’s Surgery |
| Dr Natalia Spierings (London) |
| Paediatric dermatology |
| Dr George Millington (Norwich) |
| Acute dermatology |
| Dr Richard Watchorn (London) |
| Dermatology on the ward |
| Dr Ewa Kloczko (Edinburgh) |
| Careers Panel |
| Hair and Nails |
| Dr Abby MacBeth (Norwich) |
| Psychodermatology |
| Dr John Goulding (Birmingham) |
| Skin of Colour |
| Dr Sharon Belmo (London) |
| Programme |
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| Transition from trainee to consultant |
| Dr Amr Salam (London) |
| Skin infections |
| Dr Rachael Morris-Jones (London) |
| Skin of colour |
| Dr Sharon Belmo (London) |
| Advances in Paediatric Dermatology |
| Dr Helen Goodyear (Birmingham) |
| Cases from the Photodermatology Clinic |
| Dr Bob Sarkany (London) |
| An update on sun protection |
| Dr Andrew Birnie (Canterbury) |
| Dermatological manifestations of Metal exposure – Raising awareness |
| Dr Rabi Nambi (Derby) |
| Biopsy Tips and Pearls for the Best Diagnosis: “When you hear Hoofbeats, think Horses, not Zebras” |
| Dr Catherine Stefanato (London) |
| Crash Course: Dermoscopy of Melanoma and Non-melanoma Skin Cancers |
| Dr Vieri Grandi (Florence, Italy) |
| A practical approach to vulval disease |
| Dr Fiona Lewis (London) |
| Male genital dermatology |
| Dr Richard Turner (Oxford) |
8th Annual Dermatopathology Self-Assessment
Virtual Course 2021
• 36 self-assessment dermatopathology cases with MCQs available to view online now
• For registered participants, there will be detailed presentations of all of the cases with answers and differential diagnoses from our speakers available from July 2021.
• Registration fees: BSD or BAD members £70. Trainees £40. Non members £100.
• Registration for the 2021 BSD Virtual Self-Assessment is now open: https://badannualmeeting.co.uk/registration/
• To join the BSD (£15 per year) please follow this link: https://www.bad.org.uk/healthcare-professionals/specialist-groups/british-society-for-dermatopathology
• The BSD self-assessment includes international speakers from the MD Anderson Texas, the National Skin Centre Singapore, the University of Witwatersrand Johannesburg
• Aimed at dermatopathologists, general histopathologists, dermatologists and senior trainees
• Also excellent as preparation for the FRCPath Part 2 or the RCPath Diploma in Dermatopathology
• For registered participants, 7 RCPath CPD points applied for
The BSD 2021 Self-assessment speakers:
Dr Rokiah Ali (The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust)
Dr Asok Biswas (Western General Hospital, Edinburgh)
Dr David Cundell (The Royal Wolverhampton)
Prof Wayne Grayson (University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg)
Dr Nitin Khirwadkar (Royal Liverpool University Hospitals)
Dr Joyce Lee (National Skin Centre, Singapore)
Dr Tim Palmer (Leeds Teaching Hospitals)
Dr Victor Prieto (MD Anderson, Texas)
Dr Alistair Robson (Portugal)
Prof Gerald Saldanha (University Hospitals of Leicester)
View the cases and MCQs for the 8th BSD Virtual Self-Assessment course now via this link: https://www.virtualpathology.leeds.ac.uk/bsd/
Registration for the British Society for Dermatopathology Virtual Self-Assessment course is now open. Register here: https://badannualmeeting.co.uk/registration/
| Programme |
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| Welcome |
| Dr Piu Banerjee with Prof Tony Bewley and Dr Nuala O’Donoghue |
| Inspirational speaker |
| Prof Parveen Kumar (London) |
| Burned Out and Beaten up? How to acquire resilience |
| Prof Tony Bewley (London) |
| Wellbeing Support |
| Dr Reena Shah (London) |
| Essential Management and Leadership skills for Dermatology Consultants |
| Prof Nick Levell (Norwich) |
| Wellbeing session of Mindfulness |
| Imelda McQuaid |
| Recognising and dealing with/difficult/bullying colleagues |
| Michael Walsh (London) |
| Wellbeing session of basic yoga |
| Gee Gahir |
Live Programme
Tuesday 6th July 2021
| Time | Speaker Details |
|---|---|
| 08:45 – 08:52 | Neutrophilic eccrine hidradenitis secondary to antipsychotic use |
| Z. Haider, A. Abdullah and S. Garai | |
| 08:52 – 08:59 | Myeloma-associated light-chain amyloidosis presenting with nail dystrophy and scleroderma-like skin changes |
| C. Drumm, M. O’Reilly and Marina O’Kane | |
| 08:59 – 09:06 | A presentation of symmetrical drug-related intertriginous and flexural exanthema associated with postexposure prophylaxis |
| D. Roche and C. Hackett | |
| 09:06 – 09:13 | IgA pemphigus, lymphomatoid papulosis and anaplastic large-cell lymphoma presenting in the same patient: is there a link or is it bad luck? |
| I. Vandormael, F. Child, R. Groves, U. Mohite and S. Kamath | |
| 09:13 – 09:20 | An unusual case of comedones |
| S. Haywood, R. Barker and S. Walton | |
| 09:20 – 09:27 | Oral mycosis fungoides: a rare clinical entity |
| K. Molloy, S. Odedra, B. Vydianath, S. Chaganti, J. Yoo and J. Scarisbrick | |
| 09:27 – 09:34 | Solving a SOX10 riddle: an unusual and rare case of malignant triton tumour mimicking melanoma |
| W. Khan, G. Leopold, N. Ponnambath and R. Goodwin | |
| 09:34 – 09:41 | A case of cutaneous malakoplakia: a pain in the neck |
| F. Po-Chao Chiu, K. Hajkowicz, T. Taheri, D. McCrystal and K. Rodins | |
| 09:41 – 09:48 | Scurvy masquerading as bullous cutaneous vasculitis in an institutionalized patient |
| M. Shetty, E. Stefanati and F. Kubba | |
| 09:48 – 09:55 | Mediterranean masquerade: clinicopathogenetic analysis of an unusual presentation |
| L. Kiely, C. O’Connor, C. Heffron, D. Costello, J. Ryan and M. Bennett | |
| 09:55 – 10:02 | An unusual case of vulval ulceration |
| I. Vandormael and J. Hughes | |
| 10:02 – 10:09 | Eosinophilic dermatosis of haematological malignancy |
| M. Lavery, S. Enn Low and K. Macbeth | |
| 10:09 – 10:16 | Two cases of trimethoprim-induced drug reaction with eosinophilia and systemic symptoms |
| A. Connolly, S. Wash, M. Philippidou, J. Salisbury and D. Creamer | |
| 10:16 – 10:23 | Histological and direct immunofluorescence pattern in Schamberg disease: an analytical study |
| V. Loniker, S. Gupta, Balachandran C and R. Rao | |
| 10:23 – 11:00 | Break |
| 11:00 – 11:45 | Joint BAD/BSD Neil Smith Lecture |
| Cutaneous Infectious Diseases: An Update | |
| Prof Wayne Grayson (Fourways, South Africa) |
| Time | Speaker Details |
|---|---|
| 15:00 – 15:30 | Keynote Lecture |
| Racism in Medicine | |
| Prof Mala Rao (London, UK) | |
| 15:30 – 16:00 | Keynote Lecture |
| Pathophysiology of Chronic Urticaria | |
| Prof Markus Magerl (Berlin, Germany) | |
| 16:00 – 16:30 | Keynote Lecture |
| Through genetics to global awareness – advocacy for a neglected skin disease | |
| Prof Gail Davey (Brighton, UK) | |
| 16:30 – 17:00 | Keynote Lecture |
| Minoxidil for hair loss. How to make it work. | |
| Prof Rodney Sinclair (Melbourne, Australia) |
This is for BAD members only and a separate link will be sent.
Tuesday 6th July at 18:30
Benjamin will be live on the virtual platform on Tuesday 6th July at 18:30 and will be introduced by the BAD Clinical Vice President, Dr Piu Banerjee. All BAD2021 attendees are invited to login live and listen to ‘The Life
and Rhymes of Benjamin Zephaniah’. This will be followed by a live Q&A.
Benjamin Zephaniah is probably one of the most high-profile international authors writing today, with an enormous breadth of appeal, equally popular with adults and children. Most well-known for his performance
poetry with a political edge for adults and ground-breaking performance poetry for children, Benjamin has also written several novels for teenagers. Benjamin has his own rap/reggae band and has appeared on Desert Island Discs. He travels the world speaking about his books and poetry.
Following Benjamin Zephaniah’s talk all attendees
are then invited to interact virtually on the social area
platform. Wonder is a space where you can connect to
others in a more spontaneous and fluid way. You move
around freely between groups. It’s fun and energizing
and we hope you will catch up with lots of friends and
colleagues.
Wednesday 7th July 2021
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Time |
Speaker details |
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| 08:45 – 09:00 | The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on people with psoriasis: findings from a global patient-reported registry |
| S. Mahil, M. Yates, Z. Yiu, S. Langan, T. Tsakok, N. Dand, K. Mason, H. McAteer, F. Meynell, B. Coker, A. Vincent, D. Urmston, A. Vesty, J. Kelly, C. Lancelot, L. Moorhead, H. Bachelez, F. Capon, C. Romina Contreras, C. De La Cruz, P. Di Meglio, P. Gisondi, D. Jullien, J. Lambert, L. Naldi, S. Norton, L. Puig, P. Spuls, T. Torres, R. Warren, H. Waweru, J. Weinman, C. Griffiths, J. Barker, M. Brown, J. Galloway and C. Smith | |
| 09:00 – 09:15 | Doxycycline in the management of bullous pemphigoid: real-world data from a specialist centre |
| D. Micallef and K.E. Harman | |
| 09:15 – 09:35 | Invited Lecture |
| Immunobullous diseases | |
| Prof Michael Hertl (Marburg, Germany) | |
| 09:35 – 09:50 | A randomized controlled trial to the compare efficacy and safety of apremilast and methotrexate in patients with palmoplantar psoriasis |
| K.T. Soufila, V. Thakur, T. Narang, S. Dogra and S. Handa | |
| 09:50 – 10:10 | Invited Lecture |
| Cutaneous Lupus Erythematosus: what is new in its pathogenesis and management | |
| Dr Victoria Werth (Pennsylvania, USA) | |
| 10:10 – 10:40 | Break |
| 10:40 – 10:55 | The burden of immune-mediated skin disease in inpatients with HIV/AIDS |
| A. Ji-Xu, D. Lei, K. Nguyen, J. Yang, M. Erickson, K. Cheng, S. Worswick and N. Maloney | |
| 10:55 – 11:10 | Antibody responses to single-dose SARS-CoV-2 vaccination in patients receiving immunomodulators for immune-mediated inflammatory disease Z. Littlewood, A. Al-Janabi, C. Griffiths, H. Hunter, H. Chinoy, C. Moriarty, Z. Yiu and R. Warren |
| 11:10 – 11:25 | Dapsone therapy for hidradenitis suppurativa: a retrospective review of characteristics and treatment outcomes in 122 patients in a tertiary dermatology setting over the last 6 years |
| M. Steyn, S. Ayis, J. O’Connor, M. Kaur Lakhan, F. Ferguson, A. Shah and E. Rashidghamat | |
| 11:25 – 11:45 | Invited Lecture |
| Scleroderma | |
| Dr Cate Orteu (London) | |
| 11:45 – 12:05 | Invited Lecture |
| Patient perspective talk on severe eczema | |
| TBC |
| Time | Speaker Details |
|---|---|
| 13:30-13:35 | Welcome & Introduction |
| Prof Chris Griffiths & Dr Claire Fuller | |
| 13:35-13:55 | Invited Speaker |
| NIHR 5 S Foundation – (The Social Sciences for Severe Stigmatizing Skin Conditions Foundation) – Ending Neglect for podoconiosis, scabies and mycetoma | |
| Prof Gail Davey (Brighton) | |
| 13:55-14:10 | Invited Speaker |
| The state of dermatology training in Africa – where we are now, a template for understanding the global situation | |
| Prof Anisa Mosam (Durban, South Africa) | |
| 14:10-14:25 | Invited Speaker |
| GLODERM Trainee Committee – the impact of a trainee driven global virtual teaching initiative | |
| Dr Sidra Khan (Manchester) | |
| 14:25-14:40 | Invited Speaker |
| The International Alliance for the Control of Scabies – and World Scabies Programme – Getting a grip on control | |
| Dr Michael Marks (London) | |
| 14:40-14:55 | Leprosy-related disability in India: highlighting the gender gap |
| D. Chandler | |
| 14:55-15:10 | Fiji albinism project: raising awareness and destigmatizing albinism in Fiji |
| E. Welch, M.J. Whitfeld, J. Yeon, M. Tuicakau, M. Shree, S. Leaware, U. Singh and M. Kama | |
| 15:10-15:25 | Pellagra in low-income settings: can we prevent it? |
| I. Navarro-Fernandez, E. Mateche, I. Vilanova-Urdaniz, and C. Galvan-Casas | |
| 15:25-15:30 | Final Comments |
| Time | Speaker Details |
|---|---|
| 16:00 – 16:30 | Keynote Speaker |
| Atopic Dermatitis: the tale of a success story | |
| Dr Emma Guttman (New York, USA) | |
| 16:30 – 16:50 | Invited Lecture |
| Beyond The Fitzpatrick Skin Classification System: A Proposal for a Novel Human Skin Colour Classification System | |
| Dr Ophelia Dadzie (London UK) & Members of the BAD Dermatological Lexicon Group | |
| 16:50 – 17:10 | Invited Lecture |
| Too little hair | |
| Dr Matthew Harries (Manchester, UK) | |
| 17:10 – 17:30 | Invited Lecture |
| HLRCC syndrome, a patient’s perspective | |
| 17:30 – 18:00 | Keynote Speaker |
| Pigmented lesions of the oral cavity | |
| Prof Janellen Smith (Irvine, California, USA) |
Thursday 8th July 2021
08:45 – 09:00Mosaic BRAF fusions are a recurrent cause of multiple congenital melanocytic naevi
| Time | Speaker details |
|---|---|
| 08:30 – 08:45 | Clive Archer Fellowship Award Winner |
| The genetic and functional basis of three inherited palmoplantar keratodermas | |
| Dr Thiviyani Maruthappu (London) | |
| 08:45 – 09:00 | Mosaic BRAF fusions are a recurrent cause of multiple congenital melanocytic naevi |
| S. Polubothu, S. Barberan-Martin, D. Bryant, D. Zecchin, R. Goldstone, J. Ong, N. Bulstrode and V. Kinsler | |
| 09:00 – 09:20 | Invited Lecture |
| Dermatology is not just a visual speciality: the science of decision-making and its impact on healthcare services | |
| Prof Minal Singh (Manchester) | |
| 09:20 – 09:35 | A UK case series of BRCA1-associated protein-1 inactivated melanocytic tumours from a tertiary referral centre: a marker for familial melanoma |
| H. Smith, E. Blakeway, A. Muinonen-Martin, B. Matthew, W. Merchant, S. Schirwan and A. Mitra | |
| 09:35 – 09:50 | Seven important criteria for the diagnosis of psoriasis in children: the results of a large UK multicentre diagnostic accuracy study (DIPSOC study) |
| E. Burden-Teh, R. Murphy, S. Gran, T. Nijsten, C. Hughes, A. Abdul-Wahab, A. Bewley, N. Burrows, S. Darne, J.E. Gach, R. Katugampola, C.S. Jury, K.-H. Kuet, J. Llewellyn, T. McPherson, J. Ravenscroft, S. Taibjee, C. Wilkinson and K.S. Thomas | |
| 09:50 – 10:45 | Break |
| 10:45 – 11:00 | Uraemic pruritus: examining the symptom and its management in haemodialysis patients |
| F. Lynch, A. Boyle, L. Redahan and F.J. Moloney | |
| 11:00 – 11:20 | Invited Lecture |
| Using research to build a more successful department | |
| Prof Nick Levell (Norwich) | |
| 11:20 – 11:35 | BSID best registrar paper |
| Lactobacillus species activate the aryl-hydrocarbon receptor in skin to ameliorate psoriasiform inflammation | |
| W. Alwan, G. Barinaga, B. Stockinger, F. Nestle, J. Barker, D. Moyes, P. Di Meglio | |
| 11:35 – 11:55 | Invited Lecture |
| How can we improve primary care management of eczema | |
| Dr Miriam Santer (Southampton) | |
| 11:55 – 12:15 | Invited Lecture |
| Personality Disorders – How they influence skin conditions? | |
| Prof Uwe Gieler (Giessen, Germany) |
| Time | Speaker Details |
|---|---|
| 13:15 – 13:35 | Invited Lecture |
| It’s not just about skin, it’s the experience | |
| Dr Alia Ahmed (Frimley) | |
| 13:35 – 13:55 | Invited Lecture |
| The importance of dermatologists in moving “towards zero leprosy” | |
| Dr Stephen Walker (London) | |
| 13:55 – 14:15 | Invited Lecture |
| New Registrar Curriculum | |
| Dr Tamara Griffiths (Manchester) | |
| 14:15 – 14:35 | Invited Lecture |
| A beginner’s guide to Transgender Medicine, what every dermatologist needs to know! | |
| Prof Kieron Leslie (San Francisco, USA) | |
| 14:35 – 15:20 | Arthur Rook Oration |
| What did the 100,000 Genomes Project ever do for us? | |
| Prof Celia Moss (Birmingham) |
This CPD session will encompass a variety of complex medical dermatology cases presented in a test-yourself format including an audience response system and panel discussion of each case.
Learning Objectives
Following this session, the attendee should be able to:
- Visually identify and diagnose classic and atypical presentations of cutaneous manifestations of systemic disease.
- Select management options for complex medical dermatologic disease based on the best available evidence from the literature.
- Discuss the use of advanced systemic therapies for the management of refractory dermatologic conditions.
16.00 – 16.15 Case 1
16.15 – 16.30 Case 2
16.30 – 16.45 Case 3
16.45 – 17.00 Case 4
17.00 – 17.15 Case 5
17.15 – 17.30 Case 6
Special Interest Group and BAD Sub-Committee Sessions
All Special Interest Group and BAD Sub-Committee Sessions are part of the full meeting registration fee and available from Tuesday 6th July 2021
Guest Lecture
Dermatological clues to congenital insensitivity to pain
Prof Geoff Woods (Cambridge)
Guest Lecture
Primary immunodeficiencies and the skin
Dr Edward Cowen (Bethesda, Maryland, USA)
Guest Lecture
Paediatric mastocytoses
Dr Julie Schaffer (Hackensack, New Jersey, USA)
Guest Lecture
Netherton syndrome
Prof Suzanne Pasmans (Rotterdam, Netherlands)
| PROGRAMME | ||
| BCGL1 . . . |
Guest Lecture Energy based devices in the management of acne scarring Dr David Lim (Brisbane, Australia) . |
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| BCGL2 . . . |
Guest Lecture The Art and Science of Skin care Dr Sam Bunting (London) . |
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| BC01 . . . |
Dermatological issues in the transgender population: a review of the literature A. Coulton and M. Devkota . |
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| BC02 . . |
A systematic review of laser treatment of verrucous epidermal naevi W. Khan, A. Ibrahim, M. Javed, J. Willet, N. Ponnambath and R. Goodwin . |
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| BC03 . . |
Facial subcision and SkulptraTM cosmetic fillers: a damaging combination? T. Tull, W. Alwan and E. Craythorne . |
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| BCGL3 . . . |
Guest Lecture Regenerating the Dermis: From Cell Therapy to Clinical Applications Dr Magnus Lynch (London) . |
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| BCGL4 . . |
Guest Lecture The future of training in Cosmetic Dermatology – Why mentorships matter Dr Emma Craythorne (London) |
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| PROGRAMME | ||
| BH01 . . . |
Fibrosing alopecia in a pattern distribution: clinicopathological features and treatment response in 26 patients R. Jerjen, J. Pinczewski, R. Sinclair and B. Bhoyrul . |
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| BH02 . . |
Recalcitrant scalp disease in dermatomyositis A. Connolly, M. Philippidou, P. Gordon and D. Creamer . |
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| BHGL1 . . . |
Guest Lecture Dermoscopy of benign and malignant nail tumors Dr Michela Starace (Bologna, Italy) . |
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| BH03 . . . |
Systemic sclerosis and frontal fibrosing alopecia: a novel combination of scarring alopecia B. Gaglani, N. Rouhani, C.M. Stefanato and A. Martinez . |
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| BH04 . . . |
The status and outcomes of registered clinical trials for Janus kinase inhibitors in alopecia areata: are nonpublished trials being overlooked? L. Steele, H.L. Lee, T. Maruthappu and E. O’Toole . |
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| BHGL2 . . . . |
Guest Lecture New insights into the mechanism of action of minoxidil – Solving an enigma Professor Rodney Sinclair (Melbourne, Australia) . |
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| BH05 . . . |
Nondermatophyte onychomycosis and paronychia secondary to Aspergillus niger T. Chohan, N. Heysa and A. Ilchyshyn . |
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| BH06 . . . |
Retrospective analysis of the safety and appropriate use of 2,3-diphenylcyclopropenone in alopecia in a university teaching hospital Z. Haider and A. Abdullah . |
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| BHGL3 . . . |
Guest Lecture Findings from SECURE-Alopecia: A Global COVID-19 Alopecia Registry Dr Nekma Meah (Merseyside) . |
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| PROGRAMME | ||
| PD01 . . . . . |
A randomized single-blinded prospective study to compare short incubation white light-emitting diode photodynamic therapy (PDT) with conventional PDT for the treatment of squamous cell carcinoma in situ O. Tummon, E. NicDhonncha, R. Hellen, A. Havelin, J. Clowry, P. Collins and B. Moriarty . |
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| PD02 . . . . |
A prospective objective pilot study to assess the relationship between protoporphyrin IX fluorescence and skin surface temperature during photodynamic therapy P. O’Mahoney, I. Samuel, E. Eadie and S. Ibbotson . |
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| PD03 . . . |
Development of a validated self-report questionnaire of facial photoprotection in xeroderma pigmentosum R. Sarkany, M. Canfield, J. Walburn and J. Weinman . |
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| PD04 . . . . |
Solar urticaria: a systematic review of clinical features and natural history in 851 cases S. McSweeney, E. Kloczco, H. Fassihi, R. Sarkany, C. Tziotzios and J. McGrath . |
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| PDGL1 . . . |
Guest Lecture Phototriggered Connective Tissue Diseases Dr Simon Meggitt (Newcastle) . |
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| PD05 . . . . . |
Skin safety and efficacy of filtered far ultraviolet C for SARS-CoV-2 inactivation E. Eadie, R.P. Hickerson, M.J. Conneely, R. Hammond, S.K.H. Tsutsumi, C.P. Cabrera, A. Wood, A.W. Longbottom, A.J. Parker, S.H. Ibbotson and K. Wood . |
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| PDGL2 . . . |
Guest Lecture Vitiligo in Light of the New Vitiligo Guidelines Dr Ljuba Novakovic (London) . |
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| PD06 . . . . |
Using the Vitiligo Noticeability Scale in clinical trials and clinical practice: construct validity, interpretability, reliability and acceptability J. Batchelor, S. Gran, P. Leighton, L. Howells, A. Montgomery, W. Tan and K. Thomas . |
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| PD07 . . . . . |
Prescribing and using vitiligo treatments for limited active vitiligo: lessons from a nested process evaluation within the HI-Light Vitiligo randomized controlled trial J. Batchelor, J. Chalmers, P. Leighton, V. Eleftheriadou, J. Ravenscroft, M. Santer, R. Haines, G. Meakin and K. Thomas . |
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| PD08 . . . |
Patient-reported outcomes and phototherapy preassessment: an introduction to a new mobile phone-based system M. Steyn, R. Sarkany,H. Fassihi, M. Sweeney and J. Ferguson . |
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| PD09 . . . |
A review of proton pump inhibitor photosensitivity in a tertiary referral photodiagnostic centre S. Butt, A. McMullan, R. Dawe and S. Ibbotson . |
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| La Roche-Posay and BPG Fellowship Award presentation | ||
Prosser White Oration
Contact Allergy to Medical Devices from Acrylates, and Other Allergens
Prof Olivier Aerts (Antwerp, Belgium)
Guest Lecture
The history of contact dermatitis and its investigation
Prof David Gawkrodger (Sheffield)
| PROGRAMME | ||
| Prosser White Oration
Contact Allergy to Medical Devices from Acrylates, and Other Allergens Prof Olivier Aerts (Antwerp, Belgium) |
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| CD01 . . . . |
An association between tosylamide/formaldehyde resin and formaldehyde contact allergy? Changing trends in allergic contact dermatitis to tosylamide/formaldehyde resin across a 38-year period from a tertiary dermatology centre
S. Ryan, I. White, J. McFadden and F. Ferguson |
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| CD02 | Cutaneous reactions to glucose sensors: is the problem stuck with us?
I. Narang, J. Smith and T.O. Bleiker |
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| CD03 | Benzisothiazolinone: new kid on the block
N. King, M. Wilkinson and F. Latheef |
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| CD04 | Sudocrem dermatitis: easily missed
L.F. Soriano and D.A. Buckley |
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| CD05 | Contact allergy in patients with lichen planus
S.P. Tan, F.J. Ferguson, I.R. White and J.P. McFadden |
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| CD06 | A case of pseudoangioimmunoblastic T-cell lymphoma due to a failed shoulder replacement
C. Holden and R. Sabroe |
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| CD07 | A survey of the incidence of skin problems in a cohort of hospital staff during the COVID-19 pandemic: can this help plan future services?
K. Lawlor, K. Ryan and M.M.U. Chowdhury |
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| CD08 | Occupational dermatoses during the second COVID-19 pandemic wave: an audit of 401 healthcare workers
J.M. Gao, R. Goiriz, S. Rajpopat and P. Goldsmith |
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| CD09 | A review of semi-virtual patch testing during the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic: practicalities and patient experience
C. Gollins, N. Rai, K. Conduit-Turner, A. Sinha and J. Sansom |
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| Guest Lecture
The history of contact dermatitis and its investigation Prof David Gawkrodger (Sheffield)
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| CD10 | Two cases of follicular allergic contact dermatitis following the use of cyanoacrylate surgical glue
L.I. Firouzabadi, B. Salence, C. Wootton and S. Cooper |
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| CD11 | Flare-up phenomenon to LiquiBond (N-octyl cyanoacrylate): will this be a more frequent occurrence?
D. Sterling, E. Rudd, E. Williamson and A. Tewari |
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Programme coming soon
Guest Speaker
Adverse Cutaneous Drug Reactions in Patients With HIV/AIDS
Prof Wayne Grayson (Johannesburg, South Africa)
Introduction to session and summary of the BSID 2021 annual meeting
Dr Daniele Bergamaschi (London) & Girish Patel (Cardiff)
Best Presentation (PhD student) from the BSID Annual Meeting
Langerhans cells immunocompetency is critical for IDO1-dependent ability to induce tolerogenic T cells
J. Davies, S. Sirvent, A. Vallejo, K. Clayton, G. Porter, P. Stumpf, J. West, M. Ardern-Jones, H. Singh, B. MacArthur, M. E Polak
Best Presentation (Clinical Postdoc) from the BSID Annual Meeting
Combined analysis of proteomic, immunophenotypical and clinicopathological data of primary cSCCs demonstrates key immunological correlates associated with risk of metastasis.
A. Shapanis, C. Lai, G. Coltart, M. Sommerlad, J. Schofield, E. Parkinson, P. Skipp, E. Healy
Best Presentation (Postdoctoral scientist) from the BSID Annual Meeting
GFß-Sphingosine-1-phosphate signalling crosstalk is a potential therapeutic vulnerability in aggressive RDEB cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma
J. Dayal, M. Neilson, A. Hedley, J. Salas-Alanis, J. McGrath, J. Mellerio, A. South, G. Inman
Best Poster from the BSID Annual Meeting
Investigating the Role of the Basement Membrane in Modulating the Skin Inflammasome
E. Jones, C. Stewart-McGuiness, E. O’Toole and M. Caley
Best Poster from the BSID Annual Meeting
Dissecting the pathogenesis of anti-TNF-induced paradoxical psoriasis
J.A. Hardman-Smart, S.S. Solanky, O. Munir, R. Forughian, I. Tosi, J.N. Barker, C.H. Smith, S. Mahiland P. Di Meglio
Guest Lecture
Mechanisms that govern skin immunity and microbial homeostasis
Dr Keisuke Nagao (Bethesda, USA)
Guest Lecture
Management of superficial vascular anomalies: from plumbing to architecture
Dr Annabel Maruani (Tours, France)
Guest Lecture
Propranolol in infantile haemangiomas revisited: a happy ending to a fairy tale
Prof Alain Taieb (Bordeaux, France)
Guest Lecture
Beating the challenges of vascular overgrowth syndromes
Prof Pierre Vabres (Dijon, France)
Guest Lecture
Skin manifestations of immunodeficiency
Dr Siobhan Burns (London)
Guest Lecture
From solar to lunar clinical teaching- Putting the learner at the heart of teaching
Prof Subha Ramani (Boston, USA)
Dear Colleagues ,
I’m delighted to confirm Prof Subha Ramani from Brigham’s Women’s Hospital Boston has agreed to be our guest speaker. I cannot emphasise enough that her talk will be worth watching.
https://bei.brighamandwomens.org/people/subha-ramani-mbbs-mph-mmed-phd-famee
Title: From solar to lunar clinical teaching- Putting the learner at the heart of teaching
Summary: In this session, we will focus on the learning triad, consisting of the learner, teacher and content. In clinical settings, content is replaced by patient. The tradition in medical education has placed teachers at the centre of the learning triad and faculty development has often focused on teacher skills in conducting large group, small group, bedside teaching etc. As educators increasingly emphasize learner-centred education, it may not always be apparent to clinical teachers what this entails. This session will view the teaching triad as a solar or lunar model; distinguish learner-centred from learner-engaged teaching; challenge assumptions about traditionally emphasized teaching skills in medical education; pose arguments that teachers’ strategies are only effective if they impact learner performance and propose co-creation of education as the direction of the future.
Guest Speaker
Thomas Bateman 1778-1821. An Enlightened Physician; A Singular Spirit
Dr Les Millard (Sheffield)
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Additional Sessions
All Additional Sessions are part of the full meeting registration fee and available from Tuesday 6th July 2021
Programme coming soon
Money matters: assessing the value of the adalimumab biosimilar switch plan for dermatology patients
S. Gohil
Identifying and addressing barriers to referral to a regional psychodermatology service
E. Mack and D. Alderdice
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L. Asfour, H. Raja and M.J. Harries
An analysis of referrals to a paediatric dermatology tertiary care centre: how many could be managed in primary care?
N. Fagan, Á. Carroll and A.D. Irvine
In-patient care for skin disease is an essential part of National Health Service provision
R. Applewaite, A. Lapin and N.J. Levell
Dermatology high-cost drug management: pharmacists getting it right first time in COVID-19
S. Gohil, A. Ilchyshyn and H. Bagga
An update from the BAD Journals
Dr George Millington, Dr Alexa Shipman & Dr John Ingram
BAD Dermatology Peer Support Network: COVID related issues and wellbeing
Dr Elise Kleyn and Prof Sir Cary Cooper
Digital Leadership in Healthcare – The Topol Fellowship
Dr Matthew Alexander
The gastrointestinal microbiome and immune checkpoint inhibition in metastatic melanoma
Dr Ewan Langan
Outpatient Transformation
Dr Julia Schofield
Unveiling new insights from families with eczema in the UK and what it means for your clinical practice
Magali Redding
Topical Steroid Withdrawal – fact or fiction?
Andrew Proctor & Prof Celia Moss
British Skin Foundation and ITN Productions present More Than Skin Deep
National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) guideline on acne vulgaris management
J. Xu, J. Ravenscroft, E. Healy, on behalf of the NICE acne vulgaris committee and the NGA team
The effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on skin cancer incidence in England 2020
Z.C Venables, M. Kwiatkowska, L. Paley, and S. Vernon
Healthy skin for all; building the knowledge base
Prof Eugene Healy (Southampton)
The human scalp hair follicle – a mirror to its own and our own health status
Prof Des Tobin (Dublin)
Skin immunity in healthy aging
Dr Emma Chambers (London)
Skin proteomics: recognising damage and repair
Dr Michael Sherratt (Manchester)
