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ASCIA2019
ASCIA2019
CONFERENCE
PROGRAM BOOK
30TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE AUSTRALASIAN SOCIETY OF
CLINICAL IMMUNOLOGY AND ALLERGY (ASCIA)
3-7 September 2019 | Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre
Perth | Western Australia
ASCIA is the peak professional body of clinical immunology and allergy specialists
in Australia and New Zealand
ASCIA is a member society of the Asia Pacific Association of Allergy, Asthma and
Clinical Immunology (APAAACI) and the World Allergy Organisation (WAO)
ASCIA acknowledges artist Valerie Sparks for use of her artwork ‘Emergent’ 2015
for our identifier, marketing and promotional materials
www.ascia2019.com
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SPONSORS
ASCIA gratefully acknowledges the generous support of the following sponsors:
ASCIA2019 WELCOME
CONTENTS I
t is a pleasure to welcome you to the ASCIA 2019 conference in Perth,
Western Australia, the 30th annual conference of the Australasian Society
of Clinical Immunology and Allergy (ASCIA).
Diamond sponsors
Sponsors 1 ASCIA annual conferences provide an international standard of continuing
professional development. They are also a unique opportunity to interact and
Sponsors and Exhibitors 1 collaborate with colleagues. ASCIA conferences are therefore a highlight of
the year for ASCIA members and other health professionals working in allergy,
Welcome 2
clinical immunology and immunopathology.
Information (A-Z) 3 The ASCIA 2019 conference program includes presentations by the following
international keynote speakers:
Exhibition Floorplan 5
Platinum sponsors • Professor Mark Boguniewicz
Exhibitors 6 • Professor Mariana Castells
• Professor Timothy Craig
App 7
• Professor Evan Dellon
Program Summary 9 • Professor Philippe Eigenmann
• Dr Tomaz Garcez
CFAR Symposium Program 11
• Associate Professor Matthew Greenhawt
CFAR Symposium Hot Publications 12 • Professor Peter Hellings
• Professor Hugh Sampson
Conference Day 1 Program
Gold sponsors • Assistant Professor Carina Venter
(Wednesday) 13
The conference includes concurrent sessions for nurses, dietitians and
Conference Day 2 Program associate (medical) ASCIA members. The following events are also being held
(Thursday) 14 in conjunction with the ASCIA 2019 Conference:
• Centre for Food and Allergy Research (CFAR) Symposium 2019 on Tuesday 3
Conference Day 3 Program
September
(Friday) 15
• ASCIA WA Immunopathology Day on Saturday 7 September
ASCIA Clinical Grand Rounds • ASCIA DAA Centre for Advanced Learning Dietitians Course on Friday 6 and
Presentations 16 Saturday 7 September https://daa.asn.au/member-community/blog/centre-
for-advanced-learning/food-allergy-and-intolerance/
ASCIA Dietitians Day Program 17 • ANZAAG Symposium on Saturday 7 September www.anzaag.com/Events.aspx
Sponsors and Exhibitors ASCIA Nurses Day Program 18 We hope you have planned time to see our remarkable state of Western
Australia. For inspiration visit www.westernaustralia.com/au/
Abacus dx Ego Pharmaceuticals National Asthma Council ASCIA Associate Medical
We look forward to seeing you at the conference.
Abbott ENT Technologies National Blood Authority Sessions Program 19
Allergend Ferrer Pharma NeilMed Pharmaceuticals Kind Regards,
ASCIA Immunopathology Day
Allergy & Anaphylaxis Australia Gamma Allergy Nestlé
Program 20 Clinical Prof Michaela Lucas
Allergy New Zealand Grifols Novartis Chair, ASCIA 2019 Conference
AMSL Allergy/NZMSL GSK Nutricia International Speakers 21 Dr Brynn Wainstein
ARRC HAE Australasia RACP ASCIA President
AusEE IDFA Sanofi Basten Orator 24
AusPIPS IDFNZ Seqirus Jill Smith
Bayer JMF Centre for PID Melbourne Stallergenes Greer Speakers and Chairs Index 25 ASCIA CEO
Care Pharma LTR Medical Takeda Organising Committee:
ASCIA Clinical Research
CFAR MedicAlert Foundation TAMS Dr Chris Bundell, Rachael Dunn, A/Prof Mina John, A/Prof Richard Loh, Prof
Presentations 28
CSL Behring Mylan Dominic Mallon, Dr Tracy Markus, Dr Patricia Martinez, Dr Andrew McLean-
DBV Technologies National Allergy Strategy Tooke, Valerie Noble, Dr Richard Nolan, Ingrid Roche, Sandra Vale.
Note: The ASCIA 2019 conference program is not influenced by its sponsors or exhibitors
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INFORMATION (A-Z)
Abstracts
Over 120 abstracts have been submitted which will be
Awards and Travel Grants
During the conference a limited number of travel grants
ASCIA2019
Delegates are encouraged to visit the ASCIA 2019 exhibition
stands throughout the conference.
Social Program
ASCIA 2019 Welcome Function
presented as: are awarded to delegates (advanced trainees, dietitians, Wednesday 4 September, 16.30-18.00
Registration
nurses, students) who reside outside of the region and have Bellevue Ballroom Foyer
• ASCIA 2019 posters (displayed from Wednesday 4 to Friday
submitted an abstract. Registration, abstract submission, website: Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre
6 September 2019).
www.ascia2019.com/registration.php
Awards of $1,000 each for selected posters and case ASCIA 2019 Trainee and Supervisors Dinner Meeting
• ASCIA 2019 clinical grand rounds oral presentations (by registration@ascia2019.com
presentations will be presented at the end of the Wednesday 4 September, 18.30-21.30
advanced trainees). abstracts@ascia2019.com
conference. These will be listed on the ASCIA website: Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre
• ASCIA 2019 clinical research oral presentations. www.allergy.org.au/hp/awards-grants/ascia-award-grant- Supported by CSL Behring
Accepted abstracts are published in the Internal Medicine scholarship-recipients ASCIA 2019 Gala Dinner
Journal (online) and these can be accessed on the ASCIA Awards will be announced at the ASCIA 2019 Conference Thursday 5 September, 19.00-23.00
Sponsorship, exhibition, program
website by the end of September 2019: closing function. Postal Hall, State Buildings
info@allergy.org.au
www.allergy.org.au/conferences/ascia-annual-conference/ The Gala Dinner is an additional cost.
published-abstracts-ascia Breakfast Sessions ASCIA 2019 Closing Function (including award
Abstracts were also received for the CFAR Symposium ASCIA 2019 National Allergy Strategy update presentations)
short oral “hot publication” presentations, for food allergy Wednesday 4 September 2019, 07.45-08.45 Friday 6 September, 17.00-18.00
research that has been recently published, or accepted Breakfast will be available from 07.30-07.45 Smoke Free Policy Bellevue Ballroom Foyer
for publication in a peer-reviewed journal. These will be Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre The ASCIA 2019 conference is a smoke-free event, including Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre
presented as part of the CFAR Symposium on Tuesday 3 Supported by the National Allergy Strategy all related social functions.
September 2019.
ASCIA 2019 JSTC forum for supervisors and advanced
Special Requirements
trainees It is important that you provide details of any special diet,
App
Thursday 5 September 2019, 07.45-08.45 special needs or disability assistance required when you
To improve your meeting experience, ASCIA is pleased to Breakfast will be available from 07.30-07.45 register.
partner with a content publishing platform, myINTERACT, to Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre
provide delegates with an ASCIA 2019 Conference App. This Supported by ASCIA
includes access to:
ASCIA 2019 Primary Immunodeficiency cases
• Ask questions and participate in polling using your mobile Friday 6 September 2019, 07.45-08.45
device during interactive sessions. Breakfast will be available from 07.30-07.45
Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre
• Interactive conference program, with ability to create a
Supported by CSL Behring and JMF Centre for PID Melbourne
personalised schedule and record notes digitally.
• Searchable abstract and poster library which eliminates the Disclaimers
need to take photos during poster sessions.
In the event of industrial disruption or a natural disaster the
• Provide feedback on each session. meeting organisers cannot be held responsible for any losses
incurred by delegates. The program is correct at the time of
• Notifications of session changes.
printing. However, the organisers reserve the right to alter
• Biographies of international speakers. the program if necessary.
Prior to the conference, all delegates will receive an email
invitation from myINTERACT to connect to the app. Prior Dress Code
download is encouraged to ensure convenient access to all The dress code is smart casual throughout the conference,
the information you may need at the conference. and cocktail for the Gala Dinner.
Attendance Certificates Exhibition
A certificate of attendance is provided to each delegate and The exhibition for the ASCIA 2019 conference will run for
is included in the registration envelope, together with a three days, from Wednesday 4 to Friday 6 September 2019.
receipt for the registration payment. All lunches and tea breaks will be served in the exhibition
area. There is no exhibition on Tuesday 3 September and
there is a limited exhibition on the Saturday 7 September.
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EXHIBITION FLOORPLAN EXHIBITORS
Exhibitor
Abacus dx
ASCIA2019 Stand No.
2-3
Category
Gold sponsor
Website/s
www.abacusdx.com
Abbott 31 - 32 Diamond sponsor www.abbottnutrition.com.au
Allergend 26 Exhibitor www.allergend.com.au
PANTRY
Allergy & Anaphylaxis Australia 12 Exhibitor - patient support www.allergyfacts.org.au
STORE
Allergy New Zealand 13 Exhibitor - patient support www.allergy.org.nz
SERVICE
LIFT
UP LIFT AMSL Allergy/NZMSL 35 Gold sponsor www.amsl.com.au www.nzms.co.nz
UP
UP UP
ARRC 16 Exhibitor - patient support www.autoimmune.org.au
SERVICE CORRIDOR
AusEE 14 Exhibitor - patient support www.ausee.org
ESCALATOR
AusPIPS 20 Exhibitor - patient support www.auspips.org.au
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 55
UP UP Bayer 5-6 Gold sponsor www.bayer.com.au
CATERING CATERING Care Pharma 8 Exhibitor www.carepharmaceuticals.com.au
21 CSL Behring 27 - 30 Diamond sponsor www.cslbehring.com.au
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54 53 40 39
DBV Technologies 1 Platinum sponsor www.dbv-technologies.com
22
9
Ego Pharmaceuticals 50 Exhibitor www.egopharm.com
52 51 38 37 23
SERVICE ENT Technologies 23 Exhibitor www.enttech.com.au
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BELLEVUE
Ferrer Pharma 52 Exhibitor www.ferrerpharma.com.au
BELLEVUE 50
BALLROOM
49 36
1 35
24
BALLROOM 2 Gamma Allergy 55 Exhibitor www.gammaallergy.com.au
CATERING CATERING
7 25 Grifols 21 - 22 Gold sponsor www.grifols.com
GSK 24 - 25 Gold sponsor www.gsk.com.au
6 26
48 47 34 33
HAE Australasia 17 Exhibitor - patient support www.haeaustralasia.org.au
5
46 45 32 31 IDFA 18 Exhibitor - patient support www.idfa.org.au
IDFNZ 19 Exhibitor - patient support www.idfnz.org.nz
CATERING CATERING
4 LOBBY
LTR Medical 37 Exhibitor www.ltrmedical.com
MedicAlert Foundation 9 Exhibitor www.medicalert.org.au
3 44 43 30 29
Mylan 41 - 44 Diamond sponsor www.mylan.com.au
2 42 41 28 27 1 National Allergy Strategy 11 Exhibitor - patient support www.nationalallergystrategy.org.au
FIRE
EXIT National Blood Authority 39 Exhibitor www.blood.gov.au
NeilMed Pharmaceuticals 54 Exhibitor www.neilmed.com
BALLROOM 2 Nestle 7 Exhibitor www.nestlehealthscience.com.au
PRE-FUNCTION
Poster Boards Novartis 36, 38, 40 Platinum sponsor www.novartis.com.au
BAR
Nutricia 33 - 34 Platinum sponsor www.nutricia.com.au
11 RACP 10 Exhibitor www.racp.edu.au
REGISTRATION
Sanofi 49, 51, 53 Platinum sponsor www.sanofi.com.au
TERRACE
Seqirus 47 - 48 Gold sponsor www.seqirus.com.au
Stallergenes Greer 45 - 46 Platinum sponsor www.stallergenesgreer.com/
australia-new-zealand
Takeda 4 Gold sponsor www.takeda.com/en-au
TAMS 15 Exhibitor - patient support www.mastocytosis.org.au
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Belmont WA 6104
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PROGRAM SUMMARY
Tuesday
3 Sept
Wednesday
4 Sept
Thursday
5 Sept
Friday
6 Sept
Thursday 5 –
Friday 6 Sept
ASCIA2019 Thursday
5 Sept
Friday
6 Sept
Saturday
7 Sept
CFAR ASCIA ASCIA Conference ASCIA Conference ASCIA ASCIA ASCIA Conference ASCIA
Symposium Conference Conference Conference Medical Associate Dietitians Day Nurses Day Immunopathology
Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Sessions Day
Registration Registration Registration Registration Registration Registration Registration Registration
Breakfast Session: Breakfast Session: Breakfast Session: Breakfast Session (Friday): Breakfast Session: Breakfast Sessions:
National Allergy Strategy JCTC Forum for Supervisors Primary Immunodeficiency ASCIA Medical Associates ASCIA Dietitians Committee ASCIA Nurses Committee
and Trainees (PID) Cases Meeting Meeting Meeting
ASCIA Nurses Special Interest
Groups
Session 1: Development of Allergy Pathophysiology and Immunodeficiency Session 3 (Friday): Session 1: Session 1: Session 1
Presentations Plenary Diagnostics Plenary Plenary Community Food Management Update - Oral Immunotherapy for
Challenges Symposium Cow’s Milk and Egg Allergy Food
Morning Tea Morning Tea Morning Tea Morning Tea Morning Tea Morning Tea Morning Tea Morning Tea
Session 2: Non IgE Mediated Immune Immunology of the Skin Immunodeficiency Session 4 (Friday): Session 2: Session 2: Session 2
Presentations Conditions Symposium Symposium Symposium Skin Prick Testing Primary Immunodeficiency Psychology and Allergy
Hot Publications I Workshop and Nutrition
Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch
Session 3: Allergen Immunotherapy ASCIA AGM ASCIA / ANZAAG ASCIA AGM ASCIA AGM Session 3: Session 3
Presentations Symposium Autoimmunity Symposium Drug Allergy Symposium I Session 1 (Thursday): Session 3: Primary
Hot Publications II Panel Discussion: Non-allergic Rhinitis and Oral Immunotherapy for Immunodeficiency
OIT for Food Allergy Polyposis Symposium Food Allergy
Afternoon Tea Afternoon Tea Afternoon Tea Afternoon Tea Afternoon Tea Afternoon Tea Afternoon Tea Afternoon Tea
CFAR-ASCIA Session: Basten Oration Clinical Grand Rounds ASCIA / ANZAAG Session 2 (Thursday): Session 4: Session 4:
Food Allergy in Adolescence Poster Rounds Panel Discussion: Drug Allergy Symposium II New Approaches to Beyond the Clinical Vaccination in
and Transition Drug Allergy Allergic Rhinitis Consultation Immunodeficiency
Panel Discussion Symposium
Paediatric Food Allergy
Case Studies
Welcome Function Gala Dinner Closing Function Gala Dinner Gala Dinner Closing Function
For information about events being held in conjunction with the ASCIA 2019 Conference in Perth, go to:
www.anzaag.com/Events.aspx
Eighth Australian and New Zealand Anaesthetic Allergy Group (ANZAAG) Symposium
Saturday 7 September 2019, 8.45am-12.30pm
https://daa.asn.au/member-community/blog/centre-for-advanced-learning/food-allergy-and-intolerance/
ASCIA-DAA CAL (Centre for Advanced Learning) Food Allergy and Intolerance Course for Dietitians
Friday 6 and Saturday 7 September 2019
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CFAR FOOD AND ALLERGY SYMPOSIUM
TUESDAY 3 SEPTEMBER 2019
Meeting Rooms 1-3, Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre, Western Australia
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CFAR FOOD AND ALLERGY SYMPOSIUM
HOT PUBLICATIONS
TUESDAY 3 SEPTEMBER 2019
Meeting Rooms 1-3, Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre, Western Australia
08.00-09.00 Registration 12.00-12.30 Hot Publications I
09.00-10.30 SESSION 1 12.00-12.06 Dr Vicki McWilliam – Murdoch Children’s Research Institute, Victoria
SPT predictive values for the outcome of cashew challenges in children
09.00-09.10 Welcome and introductions CFAR Chief Investigators
09.10-09.50 Recent advances in food allergy research Prof Philippe Eigenmann 12.06-12.18 Dr Elecia Johnston – James Cook University, Queensland
Patients allergic to fish tolerate ray based on the low allergenicity of its parvalbumin
09.50-10.00 The real cause for food recalls and allergic reactions in Australia Dr Giovanni Zurzolo Variability of allergens in commercial fish extracts for skin prick testing
10.00-10.30 Cost-effectiveness of food allergy management and treatment A/Prof Matthew Greenhawt 12.18-12.30 Dr Sam Mehr – Royal Children’s Hospital, Victoria
10.30-11.00 Morning Tea Innate immune activation occurs in acute food protein-induced enterocolitis syndrome reactions
11.00-12.30 SESSION 2 Differentiating acute food protein-induced enterocolitis syndrome from its mimics: a comparison
of clinical features and routine laboratory biomarkers
11.00-11.15 Novel and emerging treatments for food allergy Prof Dianne Campbell
14.10-14.40 Hot Publications II
11.15-11.30 Probiotic food OIT: long-lasting impact on immune responses and QoL Prof Mimi Tang
14.10-14.15 Victoria Soriano – Murdoch Children’s Research Institute, Victoria
11.30-11.45 Advances in epigenetics of food allergy Dr David Martino Earlier ingestion of peanut following changes to infant feeding guidelines: the EarlyNuts study
11.45-12.00 Advances in tree nut allergy diagnostics and prevention Dr Kirsten Perrett 14.15-14.20 Dr Rachel Peters – Murdoch Children’s Research Institute, Victoria
Food allergy at 1 year predicts persistence of eczema at 6 years
12.00-12.30 Hot publications in food allergy research I
12.30-13.30 Lunch 14.20-14.25 Dr Marie Estcourt – Telethon Kids Institute, Western Australia
Case-control study of the association of whole cell pertussis vaccination and IgE-mediated food allergy
13.30-15.00 SESSION 3
13.30-13.45 Update on the role of skin barrier in food allergy prevention A/Prof Adrian Lowe 14.25-14.30 Prof Valerie Verhasselt – The University of Western Australia
The presence of both ovalbumin and ovalbumin specific IgG in breastmilk is associated with a
13.45-14.00 Update on dietary interventions for food allergy prevention A/Prof Debbie Palmer decreased risk of egg allergy in infants
14.00-14.10 Breast feeding in the prevention of food allergy Dr Merryn Netting 14.30-14.35 Dr Patricia Macciaverni – The University of Western Australia
14.10-14.40 Hot publications in food allergy research II A role for early oral exposure to house dust mite proteases in food allergy susceptibility
14.40-15.00 Food allergy in teenagers and young adults: the current Australian approach Sandra Vale 14.35-14.40 A/Prof Adrian Lowe – The University of Melbourne, Victoria
15.00-15.30 Afternoon Tea The role of early life food sensitization in adolescent lung function: results from 2 birth cohort studies
15.30-17.10 CFAR-ASCIA JOINT SESSION: FOOD ALLERGY IN ADOLSCENCE AND TRANSITION
15.30-16.15 Food allergies in adolescents and young adults: issues and solutions A/Prof Matthew Greenhawt
16.15-17.00 Panel discussion: Food allergies in teenagers and young adults – how do we keep them safe?
Moderator: Prof Jo Douglass
Panel: A/Prof Matthew Greenhawt, Prof Connie Katelaris, Maria Said, Briony Tyquin,
Sandra Vale, A/Prof Carina Venter.
17.00-17.10 Conclusions and wrap-up CFAR Chief Investigators
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CONFERENCE DAY 1 PROGRAM
WEDNESDAY 4 SEPTEMBER 2019
Bellevue Ballroom 2, Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre, Western Australia
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CONFERENCE DAY 2 PROGRAM
THURSDAY 5 SEPTEMBER 2019
Bellevue Ballroom 2, Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre, Western Australia
07.30-09.00 Registration 07.30–09.00 Registration
07.30-08.45 BREAKFAST SESSION: National Allergy Strategy 07.30-08.45 BREAKFAST SESSION: JCTC forum for supervisors and trainees
Chair: Dr Preeti Joshi Chair: Dr Jan Sinclair
National Allergy Strategy progress report 2015-2019 A/Prof Richard Loh, Maria Said, Sandra Vale. Breakfast will be available from 07.30-07.45
Breakfast will be available from 07.30-07.45 This breakfast session is supported by ASCIA
This breakfast session is supported by the National Allergy Strategy
09.00–10.30 PATHOPHYSIOLOGY AND DIAGNOSTICS PLENARY
08.45-09.00 Welcome to the ASCIA 2019 Conference Chairs: Dr Christine Bundell, Dr Michael O’Sullivan
Chairs: Dr Brynn Wainstein, ASCIA President
Prof Michaela Lucas, ASCIA President Elect and Conference Chair 09.00-09.35 Mast cell disorders and testing for mast cells Prof Mariana Castells
09.00–10.30 DEVELOPMENT OF ALLERGY PLENARY 09.35-10.10 Ontogeny of allergy and novel diagnostics Prof Hugh Sampson
Chairs: Ingrid Roche, Dr Brynn Wainstein
10.10-10.30 Clinical research presentations (CRP1, CRP2) Prof Sinthia Bosnic-Anticevich,
09.00-09.30 Does the interplay of diet diversity and diet indices with the microbiome, A/Prof Carina Venter Refer to page 28 for details Dr Narinder Kaur
immune system and epigenetics prevent allergic diseases?
10.30-11.00 Morning Tea – Bellevue Ballroom 1 (Exhibition Hall)
09.30-10.00 The immunology of atopic dermatitis Prof Mark Boguniewicz 11.00-12.30 IMMUNOLOGY OF THE SKIN SYMPOSIUM
10.00-10.30 Allergy as a reflection of dysbiotic drift: the importance of ecological Prof Susan Prescott Chairs: Dr Tracy Markus, Dr Kathryn Patchett
approaches to immune health 11.00-11.35 Atopic dermatitis: towards targeted therapy Prof Mark Boguniewicz
10.30-11.00 Morning Tea – Bellevue Ballroom 1 (Exhibition Hall)
11.35-12.10 Angioedema and urticaria, pathogenesis, clinical differentials Prof Timothy Craig
11.00-12.30 NON IGE MEDIATED IMMUNE CONDITIONS SYMPOSIUM and management
Chairs: Dr Colin Somerville, Dr Lara Ford
12.10-12.30 Clinical research presentations (CRP3, CRP4) Prof Connie Katelaris AM,
11.00-11.30 Hereditary angioedema (HAE) management update Prof Timothy Craig Refer to page 28 for details A/Prof Kristina Rueter
11.30-12.00 Eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE) update Prof Evan Dellon 12.30-13.30 Lunch – Bellevue Ballroom 1 (Exhibition Hall)
12.00-12.30 Food protein-induced enterocolitis syndrome (FPIES) update Dr Sam Mehr 13.30-14.00 ASCIA AGM
Chair: Dr Brynn Wainstein
12.30-13.30 Lunch – Bellevue Ballroom 1 (Exhibition Hall)
13.30-15.00 ALLERGEN IMMUNOTHERAPY SYMPOSIUM 14.00-15.00 AUTOIMMUNITY SYMPOSIUM
Chairs: Dr Ray Mullins, Dr Celia Zubrinich Chairs: Dr Patricia Martinez, A/Prof Mina John
13.30-14.00 Novel insights into allergic rhinitis Prof Peter Hellings 14.00-14.30 Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) management update Dr Ming Wei Lin
14.00-14.30 Oral immunotherapy (OIT) for food allergy update Prof Hugh Sampson 14.30-15.00 Vasculitis and mimics of vasculitis Prof Dominic Mallon
14.30-15.00 Panel discussion: Is OIT the treatment for all food allergies? 15.00-15.30 Afternoon Tea – Bellevue Ballroom 1 (Exhibition Hall)
Panel members: Prof Hugh Sampson, Prof Peter Hellings, A/Prof Carina Venter, 15.30-17.00 CLINICAL GRAND ROUNDS (CGR)
A/Prof Matthew Greenhawt, Prof Mimi Tang. CGR cases 1-13 will be presented by advanced trainees
15.00-15.30 Afternoon Tea – Bellevue Ballroom 1 (Exhibition Hall) Chairs: Dr Tiffany Hughes, A/Prof Kristina Rueter
15.30-16.30 BASTEN ORATION 17.00-18.00 DRUG ALLERGY PANEL DISCUSSION
ASCIA, A&AA, and the National Allergy Strategy Antibiotics and Allergy in our Community
Blood, Sweat and Tears: Celebrating Success A/Prof Richard Loh Chair: Dr Norman Swan
Chair: Dr Richard Nolan Panel: Prof Michaela Lucas, Prof Mariana Castells, Dr Jason Trubiano, A/Prof Kristina Rueter,
16.30-18.00 WELCOME FUNCTION AND POSTER ROUNDS - Bellevue Ballroom Foyer Dr Richard Choong, Maria Said.
This session is supported by The University of Western Australia
19.00-23.00 GALA DINNER – Postal Hall, State Buildings
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CONFERENCE DAY 3 PROGRAM
FRIDAY 6 SEPTEMBER 2019
Bellevue Ballroom 2, Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre, Western Australia
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ALLERGY/AUTOIMMUNITY
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CLINICAL GRAND ROUND (CGR) CASES
Number Paper title Organisation
CGR1 Dr Yeri Ahn Check your -itis Auckland District Health Board
07.30–09.00 Registration
CGR2 Dr Syed Ali A meaty dress? Royal Adelaide Hospital
07.30-08.45 BREAKFAST SESSION: Primary immunodeficiency (PID) clinical grand rounds (CGR) cases
CGR3 Dr Pei Dai Crazy for sleep Westmead Hospital
CGR cases 14-21 will be presented by advanced trainees
Chairs: Dr Theresa Cole, Dr Vanessa Bryant CGR4 Dr Lisa Horgan A case of ulcerative colitis-related
Breakfast will be available from 07.30-07.45 tracheobronchitis responding to infliximab Perth Children’s Hospital
This breakfast session is supported by unrestricted grants from CSL Behring and
CGR5 Dr Adrian Lee Neonatal lupus erythematosus: a model for Flinders Medical Centre /
JMF Centre for PID Melbourne
passively acquired autoimmunity SA Pathology
09.00–10.30 IMMUNODEFICIENCY PLENARY CGR6 Dr Wei-I Lee Autoimmune primary dysautonomia Royal Adelaide Hospital
Chairs: Dr Andrew McLean-Tooke, Dr Joanne Smart
CGR7 Dr Natasha Moseley Aseptic abscesses syndrome: a paediatric case
09.00-09.30 Consensus on immunoglobulin therapy in non-classical and Dr Tomaz Garcez report with a literature review of management Perth Children’s Hospital
secondary immunodeficiency in the UK
CGR8 Dr Lavinia Petrescu Life-threatening atypical haemolytic uremic
09.30-10.00 Update on primary immunodeficiency and genomic diagnosis Dr Paul Gray syndrome in an adult patient with SLE The Canberra Hospital
10.00-10.30 Antibody deficiencies Dr Vanessa Bryant CGR9 Dr Sam Salman A case of mistaken identity: disseminated
mycobacterium avium complex infection
10.30-11.00 Morning Tea – Bellevue Ballroom 1 (Exhibition Hall)
complicated by interferon-gamma
11.00-12.30 IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYMPOSIUM autoantibodies concealed by diagnosis of
Chairs: Dr Charlotte Slade, Dr Lloyd D’Orsogna metastatic breast cancer Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital
11.00-11.40 Newborn screening in New Zealand and Australia Dr Jan Sinclair, Dr Melanie Wong CGR10 Dr Elina Tan A nutty consequence of allogeneic stem
cell transplant Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital
11.40-12.10 Vaccinations and immunodeficiency A/Prof Peter Richmond
IMMUNODEFICIENCY
12.10-12.30 Clinical research presentations (CRP5, CRP6) A/Prof Ilia Voskoboinik,
Refer to page 28 for details Dr Jin Yan Yap CGR11 Dr Chaitanya Bodapati The case of an undefined combined The Children’s Hospital
immune deficiency at Westmead
12.30-13.30 Lunch – Bellevue Ballroom 1 (Exhibition Hall)
CGR12 Dr Josh Chatelier Management of invasive aspergillosis in
13.30-15.00 ANZAAG / ASCIA DRUG ALLERGY SYMPOSIUM I chronic granulomatous disease Alfred Health
Chairs: Prof Michaela Lucas, Dr Paul McAleer
CGR13 Dr Jonathan Emerson Recurrent infections and inflammatory bowel
13.30-14.05 Managing patients with mast cell disorders Prof Mariana Castells disease – is it just because of the
immunosuppression? Westmead Hospital
14.05-14.40 Management of penicillin allergies Prof Michaela Lucas
CGR14 Dr Alice Grey A complex problem with a genetic answer? Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
14.40-15.00 Management of cephalosporin allergies Prof Connie Katelaris AM
CGR15 Dr Hannah Hu Serum factor conferring novel susceptibility to
15.00-15.30 Afternoon Tea – Bellevue Ballroom 1 (Exhibition Hall) intracellular organisms, including Concord Repatriation
15.30-17.00 ANZAAG / ASCIA DRUG ALLERGY SYMPOSIUM II non-tuberculous mycobacteria General Hospital
Chairs: Dr James Yun, Dr Paul McAleer
CGR16 Dr Celina Jin Acquired c1 esterase inhibitor deficiency
15.30-16.05 Unusual medication allergies Dr Tomaz Garcez caused by b cell lymphoproliferative disorder The Canberra Hospital
CGR17 Dr Ashisha Kallukaran Pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonitis in a neonate Queensland Children’s Hospital
16.05-16.40 Severe cutaneous adverse reactions in Australia – Dr Jason Trubiano
approaches to prevention, drug causality and safe prescribing CGR18 Dr Matthew Activated pi3-kinase delta syndrome (APDS)
Krummenacher and t-cell lymphoma Royal Adelaide Hospital
16.40-17.00 Allergy and autoimmunity in oncology Dr Jack Bourke
CGR19 Dr Elize O’Reilly An unexpected diagnosis Queensland Children’s Hospital
17.00-18.00 CLOSING FUNCTION – Bellevue Ballroom Foyer
CGR20 Dr Shruti Swamy The unwanted superpower Sydney Children’s Hospital Network
CGR21 Dr Timothy West A 16-year-old boy with a novel germline
mutation causing recurrent fungal infections Liverpool Hospital
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DIETITIANS DAY
THURSDAY 5 SEPTEMBER 2019
Meeting Room 2, Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre, Western Australia
NURSES DAY
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FRIDAY 6 SEPTEMBER 2019
Meeting Room 2, Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre, Western Australia
07.30–09.00 Registration 07.30-09.00 Registration
07.15-08.15 BREAKFAST SESSION: ASCIA Dietitians committee meeting 07.30-08.45 BREAKFAST SESSIONS:
Chair: Kathy Beck Annual ASCIA nurses committee meeting
Breakfast will be available from 07.15-07.30 ASCIA Nurses special interest groups
This breakfast session is supported by ASCIA Chair: Sacha Palmer
08.30-10.30 SESSION 1: MANAGEMENT UPDATE - COW’S MILK AND EGG ALLERGY Breakfast will be available from 07.30-07.45
Chair: Kathy Beck, Belinda Martin This breakfast session is supported by ASCIA
08.30-08.40 Welcome Kathy Beck 09.00–10.30 ORAL IMMUNOTHERAPY (OIT) FOR FOOD ALLERGY
Chairs: Val Noble, Rebecca Sertori
08.40-09.20 Choosing suitable milk substitutes for cow’s milk allergy A/Prof Carina Venter
09.00-09.30 OIT and implications for Australia A/Prof Richard Loh
Climbing the ladder to tolerance:
09.30-10.00 An overview of OIT Prof Mimi Tang
09.20-09.40 Using egg ladders for IgE mediated egg allergy Dr Merryn Netting
10.00-10.30 Panel discussion: A/Prof Richard Loh, Prof Mimi Tang, Maria Said, Carolina Valerio
09.40-10.10 iMAP guidelines for non IgE mediated cow’s milk allergy A/Prof Carina Venter
10.30-11.00 Morning Tea – Bellevue Ballroom 1 (Exhibition Hall)
10.10-10.30 Milk ladders and IgE mediated cow’s milk allergy Dr Vicki McWilliam
11.00-12.30 PSYCHOLOGY AND ALLERGY
10.30-11.00 Morning Tea – Bellevue Ballroom 1 (Exhibition Hall) Chairs: Sacha Palmer, Terri Williams
11.00-12.30 SESSION 2: PRIMARY IMMUNODEFICIENCY (PID) AND NUTRITION
11.00-11.30 The use of psychologists in allergies Robyn Willis
Chairs: Tanya Collins, Dr Anne Swain
11.30-11.45 Parent presentation Kara Craig
11.00-11.30 An overview of PID for dietitians Dr Patrick Quinn
11.30-12.00 Malnutrition in PID Amanda Jackson 11.45-12.00 Teen / young adult presentation Lachlan Schultz
12.00-12.30 Immunodeficiency case studies Amanda Jackson, Kathy Beck 12.00-12.30 Panel discussion: Robyn Willis, Kara Craig, Lachlan Schultz, Maria Said
12.30-13.30 Lunch – Bellevue Ballroom 1 (Exhibition Hall) 12.30-13.30 Lunch – Bellevue Ballroom 1 (Exhibition Hall)
13.30-14.00 ASCIA ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING (AGM) 13.30-15.00 PRIMARY IMMUNODEFICIENCY
Chair: Dr Brynn Wainstein Chairs: Terri Williams, Lotta Ekstrom
All ASCIA members are invited to the AGM in Bellevue Ballroom 2
13.30-14.15 Immunodeficiency, genetic testing and counselling Dr Michael O’Sullivan, Sarah O’Sullivan
14.00-15.00 SESSION 3: ORAL IMMUNOTHERAPY (OIT) FOR FOOD ALLERGY
Chairs: Anna Richards, Evania Marlow 14.15-15.00 Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID) and Dr Theresa Cole
haematopoietic stem cell transplants (HSCT)
14.00-14.45 The brave new world of OIT – implications for Australian clinicians Dr Dean Tey
15.00-15.30 Afternoon Tea – Bellevue Ballroom 1 (Exhibition Hall)
14.45-15.00 OIT for food allergy in adults Dr Michael O’Sullivan 15.30-16.00 Vaccination in immunodeficiency Dr Andrew McLean-Tooke
15.00-15.30 Afternoon Tea – Bellevue Ballroom 1 (Exhibition Hall) Chairs: Esther Edward, Vicki O’Brien
15.30-17.15 SESSION 4: BEYOND THE CLINICAL CONSULTATION 17.00-18.00 CLOSING FUNCTION – Bellevue Ballroom Foyer
Chairs: Ingrid Roche, Laura Ryan
15.30-16.00 Making research a part of everyday clinical practice A/Prof Carina Venter
16.00-16.20 Allergy practice and research in the online space Dr Merryn Netting, A/Prof Carina Venter
16.20-16.45 National Allergy Strategy update Sandra Vale
16.45-17.15 Q&A Panel: Burning questions, difficult cases discussion
A/Prof Carina Venter, Dr Merryn Netting, Dr Vicki McWilliam, Kathy Beck, Anna Richards
19.00-23.00 GALA DINNER – Postal Hall, State Buildings
17 18MEDICAL ASSOCIATE SESSIONS
THURSDAY 5 SEPTEMBER 2019 14.00-17.00
Meeting Room 1, Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre, Western Australia
IMMUNOPATHOLOGY DAY
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SATURDAY 7 SEPTEMBER 2019
Avon and Helena Rooms, Adina Apartment Hotel, Mounts Bay Rd, Perth, Western Australia
12.30-13.30 Lunch – Bellevue Ballroom 1 (Exhibition Hall) 08.00-08.30 Registration
13.30-14.00 ASCIA AGM 08.30-10.30 SESSION 1
Chair: Dr Brynn Wainstein Chair: Dr Ben McGettigan
All ASCIA members are invited to the AGM in Bellevue Ballroom 2
08.30-09.15 Periodic fever syndrome (PFS) genotyping Dr Lloyd D’Orsogna
14.00-15.00 SESSION 1: NON-ALLERGIC RHINITIS AND POLYPOSIS Dr Raewyn Campbell,
Chair: Dr Victoria Smith Dr Marius Botha 09.15-10.00 Newborn screening assay (KRECS/TRECS): lessons learnt Dr Shannon Brothers,
Dr Melanie Wong
15.00-15.30 Afternoon Tea – Bellevue Ballroom 1 (Exhibition Hall)
15.30-16.30 SESSION 2: NEW APPROACHES TO ALLERGIC RHINITIS Dr Ray Mullins, Dr Nick Cooling, 10.00-10.30 Interstitial lung disease Prof Fiona Lake
Chair: Dr Victoria Smith Dr Jessica Tattersall 10.30-11.00 Morning Tea
16.30-17.00 SESSION 3: PAEDIATRIC FOOD ALLERGY CASE STUDIES Dr Joanne Smart 11.00-13.00 SESSION 2
Chair: Dr Chris Bundell
19.00-23.00 GALA DINNER – Postal Hall, State Buildings
11.00-11.45 Myositis update Dr Merrilee Needham
FRIDAY 6 SEPTEMBER 2019 08.00-12.30 11.45-12.15 Neuroimmunology: the MAYO experience Dr Kevin O’Connor
Meeting Room 1, Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre, Western Australia 12.15-12.45 Novel and rare anti-neuronal antibodies: Dr Ben McGettigan
cases and discussion of current literature
08.00-09.00 BREAKFAST SESSION: ASCIA Medical Associates meeting 12.45-13.00 Selected abstracts
Chair: Dr Victoria Smith
13.00-14.00 Lunch
09.00-10.30 SESSION 4: COMMUNITY FOOD CHALLENGES
14.00-15.30 SESSION 3
Chair: Dr Victoria Smith
Chair: Dr Luckshman Ganeshanandan
09.00-09.30 Evidence based guide Dr Nick Cooling
14.00-14.30 Laboratory testing for anti TNF drugs Melissa Sam
09.30-10.30 Practical applications Dr Kathryn Heyworth, Dr Benedicta Itotoh
14.30-15.00 Anti-drug antibody screening and how is the information used Dr Lena Thin
10.30-11.00 Morning Tea – Bellevue Ballroom 1 (Exhibition Hall)
15.00-15.30 Quality assurance program (QAP) 2019 Dr Frederick Lee
11.00-12.30 SESSION 5: SKIN PRICK TESTING WORKSHOP Dr Anna Gilmour
15.30 MEETING CLOSED
12.30-13.30 Lunch – Bellevue Ballroom 1 (Exhibition Hall)
19 20INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Professor Mark Boguniewicz MD
Professor, Division of Allergy-Immunology
Department of Pediatrics
Professor Mariana Castells MD PhD
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Boston Massachusetts USA
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Professor Craig is proud to be a Vietnam Education
Foundation Scholar.
Professor Craig’s travel is supported by CSL Behring.
Professor Philippe Eigenmann MD
Department of Paediatrics
Division of Paediatric Specialisations
National Jewish Health and University of Colorado School of Pathogenesis and Treatment of Food Allergies, University of
Professor Castells is a clinician, researcher and teacher
Medicine, USA Professor Evan Dellon MD Geneve
at Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Dana Farber
Professor Mark Boguniewicz, is a professor in the Division of Cancer Institute, USA. She is the Director of the Drug Gastroenterologist Professor Philippe Eigenmann is a pediatrician and allergist
Allergy-Immunology, Department of Pediatrics, at National Hypersensitivity and Drug Desensitization Center, as well as University of North Carolina, USA trained in Switzerland, and in the USA (Johns Hopkins
Jewish Health and University of Colorado School of Medicine. the Director of the Mastocytosis Center, and has served as Evan Dellon is a Professor of Medicine at the University Hospital, Baltimore). He is currently head of Pediatric Allergy
He completed his residency in pediatrics at Children’s the Allergy and Immunology Training Program Director for 20 of North Carolina School of Medicine. He joined the at the University Hospitals of Geneva Switzerland. His main
Hospital of Michigan and fellowship in allergy-immunology years. University of North Carolina (UNC) faculty and the Center focus of research is food allergy with several ongoing studies
and rheumatology at Children’s Hospital and Harvard for Esophageal Diseases and Swallowing (CEDAS) in 2008, focusing on early-life events of allergy, as well as on food
Professor Castells served on the Board of Directors of The
Medical School in Boston. He is board certified in pediatrics where his main clinical focus is on disorders of swallowing, in allergy diagnosis.
American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology
and allergy-immunology. particular eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE). He became Director
(AAAAI), and is now the research chair director of the AAAAI Professor Eigenmann has published over 200 articles in
Professor Boguniewicz is a Fellow of the American Academy Foundation. She is on the Board of Directors for the ABAI, of CEDAS in 2014, and is an Associate Editor for Clinical international scientific journals. Since January 2018, he is
of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology (AAAAI), past Chair of and the Board of Directors for the Journal of Allergy and Gastroenterology and Hepatology. editor-in-Chief of Pediatric Allergy and Immunology, the
the Dermatologic and Ocular Diseases Interest Section and Clinical Immunology (JACI) and the JACI In Practice. She is on Professor Dellon’s main research interest is in the world leading journal in the field, and in the Editorial Board
past Chair of the Eczema Committee. He is also a Fellow of the council of the International College of Allergy (CIA) and epidemiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis, treatment, and of Allergy. In addition to his scientific activity, he has been
the American College of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology has directed the International Drug Desensitization Meeting outcomes of eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE), and the the chair of the European Academy of Allergology and
(ACAAI). He is on the editorial board of Journal of Allergy (DDIM) in Barcelona, Spain, yearly. eosinophilic GI diseases (EGIDs). He is widely published Clinical Immunology (EAACI) section on Pediatrics, and
and Clinical Immunology: In Practice. He served on the Joint in this area, and collaborates with investigators all over president of the Swiss Society for Allergy and Immunology.
Professor Castells has spearheaded the evaluation and
Taskforce on Topical Calcineurin Inhibitors of the AAAAI and the world. Dr. Dellon has received research funding from He is also secretary of the EAACI-Clemens von Pirquet
understanding of drug anaphylaxis and hypersensitivity,
ACAAI and was co-chair of the treatment section of the the National Institutes of Health, the American College Foundation, a European foundation promoting research and
and provided desensitization protocols which are used as
European Academy of Allergology and Clinical Immunology/ of Gastroenterology, the American Gastroenterologic education in pediatric allergy and immunology.
standards around the world, treating thousands of patients
AAAAI/PRACTALL Consensus Group for atopic dermatitis. Association, the CURED Foundation (campaign urging
with cancer and chronic inflammatory diseases, maintaining
He has served on the Joint Task Force of the AAAAI/
these patients on their first line therapy. research for eosinophilic disease), UNC, and a number of Dr Tomaz Garcez MBChB FRCP FRCPath
ACAAI for the 2004 and 2012 Practice Parameter for Atopic industry partners to study EoE and other EGIDs. Consultant Immunologist at Manchester University NHS
Dermatitis. He co-chaired the Expert Panel on Management Her research has uncovered mast cell inhibitory mechanisms Foundation Trust (MFT), Manchester, United Kingdom
of Moderate-to-Severe Atopic Dermatitis and chaired the which are pertinent to desensitization. She has been The goal of Professor Dellon’s research is to improve the
lives of patients with EoE and EGIDs by learning how to Dr Garcez graduated from Aberdeen University in 1997 and
Atopic Dermatitis Yardstick project. involved in the new diagnostic criteria for mast cell activation
better diagnose, treat, and monitor the condition. He completed postgraduate general professional training in
disorders and mastocytosis and heads clinical trials created at
Professor Boguniewicz’s research focuses on is widely published in this area, and collaborates with Cardiff (adult medicine) and higher specialist training in
the Mastocytosis Center.
immunopathogenesis and new treatments for atopic investigators all over the world. Bristol (immunology and general internal medicine).
dermatitis. He is an investigator of the NIH Atopic
Professor Timothy Craig MD DO Professor Dellon’s travel is supported by Abbott. Dr Garcez was appointed to Central Manchester University
Dermatitis Research Network. He has lectured at many
Penn State University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (CMFT) as consultant
national and international meetings and has over 350 peer-
Allergy Asthma and Immunology immunologist in July 2011. He leads the clinical and
reviewed articles, reviews, chapters and abstracts published.
Hershey, Pennsylvania USA laboratory immunology service in MFT, he is the elected
He is the recipient of several Pediatric Allergy-Immunology
Chair of the UK Primary Immunodeficiency Network (UKPIN)
Fellows Outstanding Teacher Award, the 2002 Faculty Professor Timothy Craig is a professor of medicine and
and holds a seat on the immunology and allergy Clinical
Clinician of the Year Award, the 2006 AAAAI’s Richard S. pediatrics at Penn State University. He trained in the US Navy
Reference Group (CRG – NHS England).
Farr Memorial Lectureship, and has been selected for Best after which he started his academic career at the University
Doctors in America. He is also the recipient of the 2013 of Iowa and then transferred to Penn State to start an Allergy Dr Garcez is a member of the medical advisory panel for PID UK
AAAAI Distinguished Clinician Award. and Immunology Program. He is the director of the Alpha-1- and represented the Fatal Anaphylaxis Register on the Royal
Deficiency Center at Penn State University. College of Anaesthetists National Audit Project 6 Steering Panel.
Professor Craig is a distinguished educator, program director, Dr Garcez represents the UK on the European Network for
section chief and a Fellow of the AAAAI, ACP, ACAAI and Drug Allergy Task Force on Perioperative Hypersensitivity
ACOI. He is the recipient of multiple teaching awards, has and on an international collaboration exploring
published over 250 manuscripts and has delivered over 350 Perioperative Hypersensitivity.
invited lectures.
Dr Garcez’s travel is supported by ANZAAG.
21 22INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Associate Professor Matthew Greenhawt MD MBA
MSc
Children’s Hospital Colorado,
Professor Peter Hellings MD
Professor of Rhinology, The University of Amsterdam’s
Faculty of Medicine
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immunology fellows, many of whom are now leaders in the
field of food allergy. Professor Sampson has also served
on the Editorial Board of five allergy journals, and is an BASTEN ORATOR
University of Colorado School of Medicine Associate Editor of Pediatric Allergy & Immunology.
In addition to his clinical work Professor Hellings is a Clinical Associate Professor Richard Loh
Aurora, Colorado, USA researcher at the Clinical Immunology Laboratory. He is a In November 2015, Professor Sampson stepped-down as
Dean for Translational Biomedical Sciences at Mount Sinai to
MBBS FRACP FAAAAI FACAAI
Associate Professor Matthew Greenhawt earned his medical member of the Flemish Agency for Care and Health, and
Clinical Immunology and Allergy Specialist, Perth,
degree from Tufts University School of Medicine, Boston, has served as the Belgian representative in the European devote 40% of his time to DBV Technologies as their Chief
Western Australia
Massachusetts. Subsequently, he completed a pediatrics Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery. He is also the coordinator Scientific Officer.
residency at Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital of New of the Excellence in Rhinoplasty course at KU Leuven since A/Prof Loh has more than 30 years of experience as a
Professor Sampson’s travel is supported by DBV Technologies.
York-Presbyterian, Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, 2008. clinical immunology and allergy specialist.
New York, New York, and an allergy and clinical immunology Professor Peter Hellings conducts research into the Assistant Professor Carina Venter PhD He completed his medical degree from the University
fellowship at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, mechanisms of chronic upper respiratory tract conditions, University of Colorado Children’s Hospital, Colorado USA of Queensland in 1981 and has been a Fellow of the
Michigan. He also holds an MBA from Tufts University with a particular focus on allergic rhinitis and the non- Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP)
and a master’s of science degree in health and healthcare Dr Venter is Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Section of Allergy
allergic form that causes similar symptoms of stuffy since 1988. From 1989 to 1993 A/Prof Loh was a
policy from the University of Michigan, Rackham School of and Immunology at the Children’s Hospital Colorado and
nose and sneezing. A further area of interest is chronic Fellow in Immunology, Allergy and Rheumatology
Graduate Studies. University of Colorado Denver School of Medicine, where she is
rhinosinusitis, an inflammation of the mucous membrane at the Children’s Hospital in Boston, and Medical
conducting research and working with children and adults with a
He is an Associate Professor with the Department of in the nasal passage and sinuses, and in functional and Officer at the Harvard Medical School. He is a Fellow
range of food allergies.
Pediatrics, Section of Allergy and Immunology at Children’s aesthetic nasal problems. of the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and
Hospital Colorado and the University of Colorado School Assistant Professor Venter is a past chair of the Immunology (AAAAI) and American College of
Professor Hellings research spans the entire spectrum International Network of Dietitians and Nutritionists in
of Medicine. He serves as the director for the Children’s Allergy, Asthma and Immunology (ACAAI).
from animal research to in vitro and clinical studies. He Allergy (INDANA), and a member of the American Academy
Hospital Colorado Food Challenge and Research Unit. has received various research grants and international For 25 years A/Prof Loh made a significant difference
of Allergy and Clinical Immunology (AAAAI), American
Associate Professor Matthew Greenhawt is certified by the awards for his scientific work. Hellings has also authored to allergy and clinical immunology in Australasia,
College of Allergy and Clinical Immunology (ACAAI),
American Board of Pediatrics and American Board of Allergy many articles in leading scientific journals including Nature, as head of the Immunology department at Princess
European Academy of Allergy and Clinical Immunology
and Immunology. He is a member of the American Academy Lancet, Allergy, Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, Margaret Hospital for Children. He transitioned
(EAACI) and the British Society of Allergy and Clinical
of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology, American Academy Journal of Clinical Investigation and Journal of Immunology. this into a leading clinical immunology and allergy
Immunology (BSACI). She was also a member of the NICE
of Pediatrics, American College of Allergy, Asthma & centre at the Perth Children’s Hospital. A/Prof Loh
Professor Helling’s travel is supported by Mylan. (UK) food allergy guidelines.
Immunology, and European Academy of Allergy and Clinical encouraged allergy and immunology research in the
Immunology. He is an associate editor for the Annals of Assistant Professor Venter has had numerous publications hospital and has been involved in numerous studies.
Professor Hugh A Sampson MD in international journals, and has authored book chapters
Allergy, Asthma and Immunology, and a member of the Joint Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai A/Prof Loh joined ASCIA in 1994 and was President
Taskforce of Allergy Practice Parameters. and edited a book on Food Hypersensitivity.
New York, USA of ASCIA from 2012 to 2014. He was Chair of the
His research interests include establishment of phenotypes Assistant Professor Venter moved from the UK in 2015 where ASCIA Anaphylaxis committee (2009-2012), co-Chair
Professor Sampson is the Kurt Hirschhorn Professor of she had been performing research into food allergies and
in food-allergic diseases, shared decision making, food of the National Allergy Strategy (2016-2019) and
Pediatrics at the Icahn School of Medicine in New York and allergy prevention as a Senior Lecturer at the University of
allergy cost-effectiveness and comparative effectiveness co-founder of AIFA, the Allergy and Immunology
has nearly 35 years experience in translational research Portsmouth and at the David Hide Centre on the Isle of Wight.
research, food-allergic diseases health services and Foundation of Australasia, formed in 2013. He has
focusing on food allergic disorders and basic immunologic
outcomes research, primary/secondary prevention and One of the highlights of Assistant Professor Venter’s been an organising committee member for ASCIA
mechanisms responsible for these disorders.
treatment of food allergy, and food allergy public policy. He career has been her appointment to the Expert Panel of Annual Scientific Meetings (2001, 2007) and Annual
has authored a number of peer-reviewed articles, abstracts, Professor Sampson’s research has been funded continuously the National Institutes for Allergy and Infectious Diseases Conferences (2013, 2019) held in Perth, Western
and book chapters. He serves as the current chair of the by grants from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), Peanut Allergy Prevention Guidelines, making her the Australia. As Chair of the ASCIA Anaphylaxis
ACAAI Food Allergy Committee, and is a member of multiple including the Principal Investigator for the Consortium for only dietitian that has had presentation on official US and committee, A/Prof Loh initiated the development
AAAAI, ACAAI, and EAACI committees. Food Allergy Research. European food allergy guidelines. of the world leading ASCIA anaphylaxis etraining
courses, that were first launched in March 2010.
Associate Professor Greenhawt’s travel is supported by CFAR Professor Sampson has published over 500 articles, 88 book Assistant Professor Venter’s travel is supported by Abbott.
and ASCIA. chapters and co-edited seven books, primarily on clinical During his ASCIA Presidency, A/Prof Loh contributed
and immunopathogenic aspects of food allergic disorders. through advocacy and vision, to the development of
He was elected to membership in the National Academy of the first National Allergy Strategy for Australia, which
Medicine of the National Academies in 2003 for his research he has co-chaired since it was initiated. This has
accomplishments. enabled ASCIA and Allergy & Anaphylaxis Australia
(A&AA), to gain government funding for important
Professor Sampson is the past-president of the American
initiatives, that would not be feasible without this
Academy of Asthma, Allergy and Immunology (AAAAI),
support.
and served on the Board of the World Allergy Organization
(WAO). He has trained over 40 post-doctoral allergy/
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ASCIA 2019 CFAR SYMPOSIUM 3 September
PREFIX FIRST NAME LAST NAME REGION CFAR SYMPOSIUM CFAR SYMPOSIUM CFAR SYMPOSIUM
Prof
Prof
Michaela
Dominic
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Lucas
Mallon
WA
WA
SPEAKER CHAIR PANEL Dr Tracy Markus WA
Prof Dianne Campbell NSW Dr Patricia Martinez WA
Prof Jo Douglass VIC Dr Paul McAleer SA
Prof Philippe Eigenmann EU Dr Andrew McLean-Tooke WA
A/Prof Matthew Greenhawt USA Dr Sam Mehr VIC
Prof Connie Katelaris NSW Dr Ray Mullins ACT
A/Prof Adrian Lowe VIC Dr Richard Nolan WA
Dr David Martino VIC Dr Michael O’Sullivan WA
Dr Merryn Netting SA Dr Kathryn Patchett NSW
A/Prof Debbie Palmer WA Prof Susan Prescott WA
Dr Kirsten Perrett VIC A/Prof Peter Richmond WA
Ms Maria Said NSW Ms Ingrid Roche WA
Prof Mimi Tang VIC A/Prof Kristina Rueter WA
Ms Briony Tyquin NSW Ms Maria Said NSW
Ms Sandra Vale WA Prof Hugh Sampson USA
A/Prof Carina Venter USA Dr Jan Sinclair NZ
Dr Giovanni Zurzolo VIC Dr Charlotte Slade VIC
Dr Joanne Smart VIC
ASCIA 2019 CONFERENCE 4-6 September Dr Colin Somerville WA
PREFIX FIRST NAME LAST NAME REGION ASCIA ASCIA ASCIA Dr Norman Swan NSW
CONFERENCE CONFERENCE CONFERENCE Prof Mimi Tang VIC
SPEAKER CHAIR PANEL Dr Jason Trubiano VIC
Prof Mark Boguniewicz USA Ms Sandra Vale WA
Dr Jack Bourke WA A/Prof Carina Venter USA
Dr Vanessa Bryant VIC Dr Brynn Wainstein NSW
Dr Christine Bundell WA Dr Melanie Wong NSW
Prof Mariana Castells USA Dr James Yun NSW
Dr Theresa Cole VIC Dr Celia Zubrinich VIC
Prof Timothy Craig USA
ASCIA 2019 ASSOCIATE MEDICAL SESSIONS 5, 6 September
Prof Evan Dellon USA
Dr Lloyd D’Orsogna WA PREFIX FIRST NAME LAST NAME REGION MEDICAL MEDICAL
Dr Lara Ford NSW ASSOCIATES ASSOCIATES
DAY SPEAKER DAY CHAIR
Dr Tomaz Garcez UK
Dr Marius Botha QLD
Dr Paul Gray NSW
Dr Raewyn Campbell NSW
Prof Peter Hellings EU
Dr Nick Cooling TAS
Dr Tiffany Hughes SA
Dr Anna Gilmour NZ
A/Prof Mina John WA
Dr Kathryn Heyworth NSW
Dr Preeti Joshi NSW
Dr Benedicta Itotoh WA
Prof Connie Katelaris AM NSW
Dr Raymond Mullins ACT
Dr Ming-Wei Lin NSW
Dr Joanne Smart VIC
A/Prof Richard Loh WA
Dr Victoria Smith TAS
25 Dr Jessica Tattersall NSW 26SPEAKERS AND CHAIRS INDEX
ASCIA 2019 DIETITIANS DAY 5 September ASCIA 2019 IMMUNOPATHOLOGY DAY 7 September
PREFIX FIRST NAME LAST NAME REGION DIETITIANS DIETITIANS DIETITIANS PREFIX FIRST NAME LAST NAME REGION IMMUNOPATHOLOGY IMMUNOPATHOLOGY
DAY SPEAKER DAY CHAIR DAY PANEL DAY DAY
Ms Kathy Beck QLD SPEAKER CHAIR
Ms Tanya Collins WA Dr Shannon Brothers NZ
Ms Amanda Jackson VIC Dr Christine Bundell WA
Ms Evania Marlow WA Dr Lloyd D’Orsogna WA
Ms Belinda Martin WA Dr Luckshman Ganeshanandan WA
Dr Vicki McWilliam VIC Prof Fiona Lake WA
Dr Merryn Netting SA Dr Frederick Lee NSW
Dr Michael O’Sullivan WA Dr Ben McGettigan WA
Dr Patrick Quinn SA Dr Merrilee Needham WA
Ms Anna Richards NZ Dr Kevin O’Connor WA
Ms Ingrid Roche WA Ms Melissa Sam NSW
Ms Laura Ryan SA Dr Lena Thin WA
Dr Anne Swain NSW Dr Melanie Wong NSW
Dr Dean Tey VIC
Ms Sandra Vale WA
CLINICAL RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS
A/Prof Carina Venter USA
ASCIA 2019 NURSES DAY 6 September
PREFIX FIRST NAME LAST NAME REGION NURSES DAY NURSES DAY NURSES DAY ID PREFIX FIRST NAME LAST NAME TITLE
SPEAKER CHAIR PANEL
CRP1 Prof Sinthia Bosnic- Paediatric allergic rhinitis: healthcare utilisation and hidden costs
Dr Theresa Cole VIC
Anticevich
Ms Kara Craig WA
CRP2 Dr Narinder Kaur Does component testing improve prediction of peanut food challenge outcome
Ms Esther Edward WA
in Australian children: a cross sectional study of peanut components and food
Ms Lotta Ekstrom WA challenge outcome
A/Prof Richard Loh WA
CRP3 Prof Connie Katelaris AM Dupilumab reduces severe asthma exacerbation rates and improves lung
Dr Andrew McLean-Tooke WA (Constance) function across a range of prior exacerbations in patients with elevated type 2
Ms Val Noble WA biomarkers: the liberty asthma quest study
Ms Vicki O’Brien WA CRP4 A/Prof Kristina Rueter Does early oral vitamin d supplementation and uv-light exposure have an
Dr Michael O’Sullivan WA impact on allergic disease outcome in infancy?
Ms Sarah O’Sullivan WA CRP5 A/Prof Ilia Voskoboinik The many faces of familial haemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis
Ms Sacha Palmer SA
CRP6 Dr Jin Yan Yap Everolimus-induced remission of Kaposi’s sarcoma secondary to cryptic ctla4
Ms Maria Said NSW splicing and haploinsufficiency
Mr Lachlan Schultz WA
Ms Rebecca Sertori NSW
Prof Mimi Tang VIC
Ms Carolina Valerio NSW
Ms Terri Williams WA
Ms Robyn Willis WA
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