Program
3rd International Porto
Congress of Multiple Sclerosis Program
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09h00
WELCOME ADDRESS
Maria José Sá (CHSJ, Porto)
09h15 – CONFERENCE
The costs of MS in Europe
Chairperson: Maria José Sá
(CHSJ, Porto)
Gisela Kobelt, France
10h00
SESSION 1 - Multiple Sclerosis and frontier diseases (I)
Chairpersons: Armando Sena
(UNL, Lisboa), João Cerqueira (UM, Braga)
New developments in autoimmunity - update
Ariel Miller, Israel
Autoimmune mimics of MS
Sean Pittock, USA
11h15 Coffee Break
11h45
SESSION 2 - Multiple Sclerosis and frontier diseases (II)
Chairpersons: Ana Martins
(CHP, Porto), Lúcia Costa (CHSJ, Porto)
Autoimmune rheumatic diseases
Carlos Vasconcelos,
Portugal
Multiple sclerosis is an index disease in multiple
autoimmune syndromes?
Renato Tozzoli, Italy
13h00 Lunch
14h15 OPENING CEREMONY
14h30
SESSION 3 - Pediatric Multiple Sclerosis
Chairperson: Sónia Figueiroa (CHP, Porto),
Joana Guimarães (CHSJ, Porto)
Childhood-acquired demyelinating syndromes
Kevin Rostasy, Austria
Pediatric Multiple Sclerosis:Current Concepts
Lauren Krupp, USA
15h45 CONFERENCE
World spreading artists born in Oporto
Chairperson: Maria José Sá (CHSJ, Porto)
Joel Cleto (ISAG, Porto)
16h30 Coffee
Break
17h00
MS Forecast: a electronic tool to simulate MS prognosis
Chairperson: Pedro Abreu
(CHSJ, Porto)
Mário Veloso (ARN, Lisboa)
17h30
Main today spots
Pedro Abreu (CHSJ, Porto)
18h00 - 19H30
SHORT COURSES
Course I. “MS Management”
Room Medicoteca
Topic 1:
Symptomatic Treatment
Carlos Andrade (CHSJ, Porto)
Urinary
symptoms in Multiple Sclerosis
Francisco Cruz
(CHSJ, Porto)
Rehabilitation in
MS
Hugo Lopes (CRN)
Topic 2:
Challenges of MS Nurse
Fátima Lopes (CHSJ, Porto)
Therapeutic
Education Program: Physical and occupational therapy
Odete Rodrigues (CHAV, Guimarães)
Therapeutic Educational Program: Bladder Dysfunction
Francisco Moreira (CHAV, Guimarães)
Course II –
“Daily issues facing MS patients”
Room Braga
Topic 1:
MS and Lifestyle
Joana Guimarães (CHSJ, Porto)
Nutrition and Multiple Sclerosis
Flora Correia (FCNAUP, Porto)
Physical exercise and Multiple Sclerosis
Raquel Silva (FCS-UFP, Porto)
Topic 2:
Legal and Social aspects
David Costa (CHSJ, Porto)
Psychosocial aspects
Luísa Pires (CHP, Porto)
Legal aspects
Tiago Machado (IUM, Maia)
SATURDAY, 28
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09h00
SESSION 4 - Multiple Sclerosis Burden: from patient to society
Chairpersons: João de Sá (CHLN, Lisboa), Joaquim
Pinheiro (CHVNGE, V. N. Gaia)
Natural history of MS
Gilles Edan, France
09h40
SESSION 7A - Multiple Sclerosis white-matter mimics
Chairperson: Vasco
Salgado (HFF, Amadora)
White-matter vascular lesions
Orhan Aktas, Germany
10h15
SESSION 5 - The treatment of Multiple Sclerosis in 2015
Chairpersons: Lívia Sousa (CHUC, Coimbra), Rui Pedrosa
(CHLC, Lisboa)
Escalating therapy in MS
Eva Harvdrova, Czech Republic
Clinical trials versus real-world studies
Ludwig Kappos, Switzerland
11h30 Coffee
Break
12h00
SESSION 6 - Ten minutes vignettes with last 2-year news about MS
treatment
Chairpersons: José Vale (HBA, Loures), Jorge Reis
(CHSJ, Porto)
Betaferon: Celebrating 25 years. What is old is new
again
Carla Gonçalves, Bayer, Portugal
Biogen Idec: Commitment to MS
Marta Valente, Biogen Idec, Portugal
Genzyme: Transforming Expectations for the MS Community
Tom Snow, Genzyme a Sanofi Company, Netherlands
Assessing response to Interferon beta
Ali-Frederic Ben-Amor, Merck s.a., Switzerland
Changing the Course of MS
Danny Bar Zohar, Novartis Pharma AG, Switzerland
Glatiramer Acetate: Back to The Future
Carla Fernandes, Teva, Portugal
13h15 Lunch
14h15
SESSION 7 - Multiple Sclerosis white-mattermimics
Chairperson: Mª Carmo
Macário (CHUC, Coimbra)
Metabolic and mitochondrial diseases
Filippo Santorelli, Italy
15h00 - Poster
Session
Section I
Chairpersons: Claudia Sousa (CHSP, Porto), Sónia
Batista (CHUC, Coimbra)
PO0006 - Executive functions and anti-saccades in Multiple
Sclerosis
Marta Parreira, Marisa B. Ferreira,
Olga Miguel, António F. Macedo, Inês Sousa, José Figueiredo,
João J. Cerqueira, Paulo S. Pereira
PO0008 - Phototest for neurocognitive screening in Multiple
Sclerosis
Joana Pinto, Emanuela Lopes, Gerly
Gonçalves, Ângela Silva, Cristóbal Carnero-Pardo, Bruno Peixoto
PO0009 - The role of phonemic verbal fluency test on the
assessment of cognitive performance in Multiple Sclerosis
Cláudia Sousa, Mariana Rigueiro
Neves, Ana Margarida Passos, Aristides Ferreira, Maria José Sá
PO 0011 - Measuring information processing speed in MS – PASAT
and SDMT what are the differences?
Mariana Rigueiro Neves, Cláudia
Sousa, Ana Margarida Passos, Aristides Ferreira, Maria José Sá
PO0014 - Impact of dimehtylfumarate on cognitive dysfunction and
its correlates in the EAE Mouse Model
Sofia Pereira das Neves, Diana
Rodrigues Pereira, Cristina Mota, Susana Monteiro, Fernanda
Marques, João José Cerqueira
PO0019 - Cognitive screening in an MS outpatient clinic
Ivânia Alves, Cátia Mateus, Joana
Pais, Vítor Tedim Cruz
Section II
Chairpersons:
David Costa (CHSJ, Porto), Sandra Perdigão (ULSAM,
Viana do Castelo)
PO0002 - Analysis of spirituality In patients with Multiple
Sclerosis
Ana Maria Canzonieri, Mauricio
Ossamu Bando, Jean Ikeda Francisco, Lucas Felipe Ribeiro,
Liliana Russo, Maria Crisitna Giacomo
PO0016 - Shared decision making in multiple sclerosis
consultation: Patient and third observer perspectives
Cristina Silva
PO0028 - Quality of life of caregivers of patients with
sclerosis: Literature review
Ana Certo, Ana Galvão, Maria Gomes,
Ana Louçano
PO0037 - Quality of life of the person with multiple sclerosis
Rosa Martins, Carlos Albuquerque
PO0038 - Social support network and quality of life of multiple
sclerosis patients
David Costa, Maria José Sá, José
Calheiros
PO0039 - Hospital amenities and elderly patients with MS
David Costa, Ana Monteiro, Celeste
Bastos, Maria José Sá
Section III
Chairpersons:
Rosário Curral (CHSJ, Porto), Fenando Parada (CHSJ,
Porto)
PO0001 - DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS: CLINICAL
AND DEMOGRAPHIC ASSOCIATIONS IN A COHORT OF PATIENTS
Andreia Matas, Ana Almeida, João
Paulo Gabriel
PO0012 - The effects of therapeutic riding in the multiple
sclerosis: a systematic review
Carla Batista, Tobba Sudmann, Zélia
Anastácio
PO0017 - The neuropsychiatric events in Multiple Sclerosis
Bela Machado
PO 0021 - Preliminary analysis of benefits of regular exercise
in patients with Multiple Sclerosis: a systematic review with
meta-analysis
Jéssica Fernanda Garcia, Guilherme
Eustáquio Furtado, Matheus Ulba Chupel, Miguel Pereira, Livia
Sousa, José Pedro Ferreira, Antonio Freire, Luís Rama
PO0027 - Training Response and Exercise Prescription in Multiple
Sclerosis
Luis Boaventura
Section IV
Chairpersons:
Teresa Mendonça (CHSJ, Porto), Ernestina Santos (CHP,
Porto)
PO0004
Optic neuritis as presenting manifestation of Behçet's Disease
with multisystem involvement
Pedro Madureira, Joana Guimarães,
Sofia Pimenta, Fernando Magro, Lúcia Costa
PO 0015 - The challenge of an AQP-4 antibody-negative patient
with overlapping features of both NMO and MS
Cláudia Marques-Matos, Andreia
Costa, Joana Guimarães, Maria José Sá, Madalena Pinto
PO0043 - Neuromyelitis Optica Spectrum Disorders in Siblings
Luis Braz, Mafalda Sampaio, Maria
José Sá, Joana Guimarães
PO0044 - Neuromyelitis Optica Spectrum Disorders: A definite
case with Autoimmune Thyroiditis
Luis Braz, Joana Guimarães
PO0046 - Acute Myelitis: 7 year- retrospective study
Luis Braz, Leonor Almeida, Carlos
Andrade, Joana Guimarães
PO0047 - Anti-neuronal Antibodies Determination by line-blot in
a University Hospital: 7 years experience
Yuliana Eremina, Ana Marinho, João
Pedro Ramos, Maria José Teles, Luís Delgado
Section V
Chairpersons:
Irene Mendes (HGO, Almada), Armando Morganho (CHF,
Funchal)
PO0010
Polymorphism of mmp-9 gene in patients with Multiple Sclerosis
Ana Valado, Maria João Leitão,
António Martinho, Ana Sofia Gonçalves, João Cerqueira, Inês
Correia, Sónia Batista, Lívia Sousa, Inês Baldeiras
PO0018 - Brain atrophy and disability in primary progressive
multiple sclerosis
Orlando Galego, Ana Gouveia,
Cristina Moura, Egídio Machado, Sónia Batista
PO0025 - Oligoclonal bands and other multiple sclerosis
predictors of disease evolution
José Tomás, Inês Baldeiras, Maria
Helena Ribeiro, Maria João Leitão, Sónia Batista, Carla Nunes,
Lívia Sousa, Carmo Macário
PO0040
Demography, clinical characteristics and socioeconomic status of
the Portuguese patients with Multiple Sclerosis in 2014 -
results of the national cross-sectional PORT-MS study
Miguel Grilo, João Sequeira, José
Tomás, Sara Varanda, João Ferreira, Raquel Samões, Carlos Capela,
Ernestina Santos, Sónia Batista, Pedro Abreu, João Cerqueira,
Lívia Sousa, Rui Pedrosa, Ana Martins da Silva, João de Sá, José
Vale, Maria José Sá, Paulo Alegria
PO0045 - Survival and mortality in Multiple Sclerosis: A
hospital based study
David Costa, Luis Braz, Maria José
Sá
Section VI
Chairpersons:
Carla Cecília Nunes (CHUC, Coimbra), João Paulo Gabriel
(CHTMAD, Vila Real)
PO0024 - Clinical worsening after the first infusion of
natalizumab in a patient with active relapsing-remitting
multiple sclerosis
Joana Martins, Luísa Sousa, Paula
Salgado, Ana Martins Silva, Ernestina Santos
PO0031 - Temporal evolution of peripheral lymphocyte subsets
during fingolimod treatment in relapsing multiple sclerosis
Joana Meireles, Andreia Costa, Maria
José Sá, Pedro Abreu
PO0033 - Multiple sclerosis-associated tremor treated with deep
brain stimulation: report of 2 cases
Andreia Veiga, Ana Filipa Santos,
Paulo Linhares, Clara Chamadoira, Margarida Bastos Ayres, Carina Reis,
Luis Augusto, João Pedro Costa, Carolina Garrett, Rui Vaz, Maria
José Rosas
PO0034 - A Multiple Sclerosis mimic
Carlos Andrade, Helena Rocha,
Andreia Albuquerque, Maria José Sá
PO0035 - Polyglandular autoimmune syndrome: Coincidental or
Multiple Sclerosis mimic?
Carlos Andrade, Joana Oliveira,
Paula Freitas, Davide Carvalho, Joana Guimarães
PO0042 - Is it really a vasculopathy or a mimicker?
Ana Aires, Margarida Ayres-Basto,
Elsa Azevedo
Section VII
Chairpersons:
Maria Manuel Campos (CHSJ, Porto), João Vasconcelos
(HDES, Ponta Delgada)
PO0013 - Longitudinally extensive transverse myelitis due to a
rare infectious cause
Diana Amaral, Tiago Gomes, Rita
Santos Silva, Helena Rocha, Margarida Tavares, Mafalda Sampaio,
Miguel Leão
PO0020 - Tumefactive form of multiple sclerosis: two case
reports
Helena Felgueiras, Telma Santos,
António Martins Campos, Joaquim Pinheiro
PO0023 - Acute Disseminated Encephalomyelitis as the first
manifestation of Child-Onset Multiple Sclerosis
Tiago Gomes, Helena Rocha, Diana
Amaral3, Mafalda Sampaio, Joana Guimarães, Maria José Sá, Miguel
Leão
PO0026 - Multiple Sclerosis in a 9 year-old girl: a challenge
from diagnosis to treatment
Helena Rocha, Tiago Gomes, Diana
Amaral, Mafalda Sampaio, Joana Guimarães, Maria José Sá, Miguel
Leão
PO0030 - Late-onset Multiple Sclerosis: Epidemiological and
clinical features
Joana Parra, Sónia Batista, Inês
Correia, Carla Nunes, Lívia Sousa, Maria Carmo Macário
PO0036 - Pregnancy in Multiple Sclerosis: Outcomes from a
Portuguese centre
Ana Monteiro, Diogo Fitas, Joana
Guimarães, Maria José Sá
16h00 Coffee
Break
16h30
Oral presentations
Chairpersons: Mª Edite Rio (Porto), Paulo Alegria (HBA,
Loures)
Prevalence of autonomic dysfunction in patients with
Multiple Sclerosis
Bítia Vieira, Andreia Costa, Gonçalo Videira, Maria José
Sá, Pedro Abreu
Using saccadic eye movements to measure fatigue in
Multiple Sclerosis
Marisa B. Ferreira, Marta G. Parreira, Olga J. Miguel,
António F. Macedo, Inês Sousa, José Figueiredo, João J.
Cerqueira, Paulo A. Pereira
Olfactory dysfunction and cognitive impairment in
primary progressive Multiple Sclerosis
Ana
Gouveia, Nélia Abreu, Miguel Silva, Carla Nunes, Carmo
Macário, José Ribeiro, Sónia Batista, Lívia Sousa
Familial multiple sclerosis: A center's experience
Miguel Tábuas-Pereira, Inês Correia, Joana Parra, Inês
Marques, Sónia Batista, Carla Cecília, Lívia Sousa, Mª Carmo
Macário
Trends in the treatment of Multiple Sclerosis in
Portugal in 2014: Results of the national cross-sectional
PORT-MS study
Sara
Varanda, Raquel Samões, João Ferreira, José Tomás, Miguel
Grilo, João Sequeira, Joana Morgado, Carlos Andrade, Jorge Reis,
Joana Guimarães, Lívia Sousa, João Cerqueira, José Vale, Maria
José Sá, João de Sá, Ana Martins da Silva, Rui Pedrosa, Paulo
Alegria
To be at work or not to be?
Comparing presenteeism and quality of life between MS
patients and healthy workers
Aristides Ferreira, Ana Margarida Passos, Mariana Neves,
Cláudia Sousa, Maria José Sá
17h30
Closing remarks
Joana Guimarães (CHSJ, Porto)
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