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Cell Therapy from the Bench to the Bedside and Return Place: ONLINE. Duration: 9 hours. Max enrollment: 200 students. Prize: 20 €. ONLINE REGISTRATION RULES TARGET GROUP Please complete the Registration Form at the Collective of health professionals and students: CELL THERAPY official website:https://www.um.es/unimar haematologists and physicians of any other specialty Payment Methods: Credit Card (Website) Cash interested in advanced therapies, as well as health – only in person: Download the Payment form. professionals, researchers and university students of FROM THE BENCH Fill in the form and return it with your payment to health and health-related degrees. Universidad Internacional del Mar. Banks: Banco Other target groups are not professionals: groups Sabadell, Bankia, Cajamar and Banco Santander. involved who benefit from the information being TO THE BEDSIDE Once payment is made you will be enrolled in the shared in this course, such as patient associations, course. Students must be enrolled and have a regular industry, companies, students, as well as other people attendance to obtain the diploma or its equivalent. and sectors of the population, with curiosity in the AND RETURN scientific field, who want obtain objective, critical and useful information to lay the foundations of Directors SUMMARY UNIVERSIDAD INTERNACIONAL DEL MAR appropriate knowledge. Prof. José María Moraleda Jiménez. The COVID-19 pandemic has changed our lives and Edificio Luis Vives, 3ª Planta Prof. Salvador Martínez Pérez. the style of life of the individuals and the society. It 30100 Campus de Espinardo, Murcia has defied the health care systems and the socio- DIRECTORS Prof. Damián García Olmo. Prof. José María Moraleda Jiménez. Professor of T. 868 88 8207 / 7262 / 3376 / 3360 / 3359 economic welfare model. This year we have suffered Prof. Robert Sackstein. terrible loses in human lives and we have confronted Medicine. University of Murcia. Head Dpt. of Hematology [email protected] a new viral devastating disease. Therefore, the aim and HSCT Program. Institute of Biomedical Research of of this year´s course is to spread the scientific Murcia - IMIB, Vigen de la Arrixaca University Hospital. www.um.es/unimar knowledge of the SARS-CoV-2 infection and its Murcia, Spain. Actividades y treatment. Also, we will analyze the impact of the Prof. Salvador Martínez Pérez. Director Institute of VICERRECTORADO DE EMPLEO, pandemic in different social aspects including Neurosciences. UMH-CSIC. Professor of Human EMPRENDIMIENTO Y SOCIEDAD Cursos de Verano education and research. We will discuss the role Anatomy and Embryology. University Miguel of Cell therapy in this disease and its eventual Hernández. Elche, Spain. 37ª edición applications. Prof. Damián García Olmo. Professor of Surgery. 2020 The course is intended to provide a review of Chief of Departament of Surgery. Fundación Patrocina Colabora current knowledge of COVID-19 disease with Jiménez Díaz University Hospital. Autonomous University of Madrid, Spain. LOS ALCÁZARES experts in the field and to present different treatment approaches including cell therapy. Prof. Robert Sackstein. Dean of the Herbert From september 30th to october 2nd Wertheim College of Medicine and Senior VP for Health Affairs. Florida International University. Miami. FL, USA. Wednesday 30 17:30 h. Debate session: Questions' time & Discussion. Thursday 1 17:30 h. MSC Against Covid Disease. A world's Friday 2 17:30 h. Covid-19 Impact on the health care workers Prof. Francisco José Ruiz López. Professor overview. and patients. A bidirectional view. COVID-19 DISEASE. CELL THERAPY: SCIENTIFIC MSC THERAPY AGAINST COVID-19 COVID IMPACT IN THE HUMAN BODY, THE of Medicine. University of Murcia. IMIB- Prof. Mariano García Arranz. Senior Scientist. Prof. María Dolores Caballero Barrigón. BASIS FOR ITS THERAPEUTIC USE HEALTH CARE SISTEM AND SOCIETY Arrixaca, Head Neumology Dpt. Virgen de 16:00 h. MSC the biological power of a cell medicine. Fundación Jiménez Díaz University Hospital. Professor of Hematology. University of 15:50 h. Opening Session. la Arrixaca University Hospital. Murcia, Rationale of use in COVID-19. Autonomous University of Madrid. Madrid, 16:00 h. Covid-19 Long term impact on the respi- Salamanca, Spain. SESSION 1. COVID-19 DISEASE Prof. Felipe Prósper Cardoso. Director of Cell Spain. Spain. ratory system. 17:45 h. Covid-19 A continuous evolutionary challenge. Therapy Department. Co-director Hematology Prof. Rubén Jara Rubio. Professor of 16:00 h. SARS-CoV-2 Virological aspects. SESSION 2. COVID-19. EXPERIMENTAL THERAPY 17:45 h. Lymphocyte cell treatment against Covid Prof. José Sebastián Carrión García. Pro- Department. University of Navarra, Spain. Medicine. University of Murcia. IMIB- Prof. Antonio Moreno Docón. Professor APPROACHES disease. fessor of Evolutive Biology. University of Arrixaca. Head intensive care Unit. Virgen of Medicine. University of Murcia. IMIB- 16:15 h. MSC Against Covid Disease. Spanish pre- Prof. Antonio Pérez Martínez. Head Department Murcia, Spain. Arrixaca, Virology Dpt. Microbiology 17:45 h. Covid Disease. Convalescent plasma treatment. liminary experience of TerCel (adipose tissue de la Arrixaca University Hospital. Murcia, Prof. Rafael Duarte Palomino. Head Clinical of Pediatric Hematology. University Hospital La 18:00 h. Covid-19 impact on the Spanish Advanced Service. Virgen de la Arrixaca University MSC). Spain. Hematology. University Hospital Puerta de Paz. Madrid, Spain. Therapy Program. Hospital. Murcia, Spain. Prof. Fermín Sánchez-Guijo. M of Salaman- 16:15 h. Covid-19 Long term impact on the Cardio- Hierro. Madrid, Spain. 18:00 h. Covid-19. Long term impact on body oxygen Prof. María Dolores Fraga Fuentes. General 16:15 h. Covid Disease Immunopathogenesis. The ca, Spain. vascular system. 18:00 h. Covid Disease. Endothelial protection sensing. Sub-Director of Basic Portfolio of National role of the immune system. 16:30 h. MSC Against Covid Disease. USA preliminary Prof. Francisco Fernández-Avilés. Professor Health Services and Pharmacy. Ministry of approaches. Defibrotide. Prof. Juan José Toledo Aral. Professor of Prof. Agustín Zapata González. Professor experience (bone marrow MSC) of Cardiology. Complutense University of Health, Consumption and Social Welfare, Prof. José María Moraleda Jiménez. Physiology. Director of the Dpt. of Medical Madrid. Head cardiology Dpt. University of Cell Biology. Complutense University Prof. Keren Osman. Medical Director. Cellular Physiology and Biophysics. Institute Spain. of Madrid, Spain. Professor of Medicine. University of Hospital Gregorio Marañón. Madrid, Spain. Therapy Service. Tisch Cancer Institute at of Biomedical Research of Seville. IBiS, 18:15 h. Debate session: Questions' time & Discussion. Murcia. Head Dpt. of Hematology and 16:30 h. Covid-19 Long term impact on the central 16:30 h. Covid Disease. Lymphocyte quality and Mount Sinai. Assistan Professor of Medicine. Virgen del Rocío Hospital/CSIC/University Prof. José María Moraleda Jiménez. HSCT Program. Institute of Biomedical nervous system. subtype matters. New findings. Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. of Sevilla, Spain. Professor of Medicine. University of Research of Murcia - IMIB, Vigen de la Prof. Salvador Martínez Pérez. Professor Prof. Bruno Paiva. Professor of Medicine. New York, USA. Murcia. Head Dpt. of Hematology and Arrixaca University Hospital. Murcia, 18:15 h. Covid Disease. Experimental clinical trials. of Neurosciences. Director Neurosciences University of Navarra. Pamplona, Spain. 16:45 h. MSC can transcend perianal Crohn's disease. HSCT Program. Institute of Biomedical Spain. proposals in Spain. institute. Miguel Hernández University. 16:45 h. Covid Disease. Lymphocyte numbers matter. How colo-rectal surgeons can help in the Research of Murcia - IMIB, Vigen de la 18:15 h. Covid Disease. Anti-stress cell therapy Prof. César Hernández García. Head Alicante, Spain. Arrixaca University Hospital. Murcia, Immunobiology of Lymphopenia. with 4 phenilbutirate. Covid-19 crisis. Department of Clinical Trials. Spanish 16:45 h. Debate session: Questions' time & Discussion. Spain. Prof. Robert Sackstein. Dean of the Prof. Iván Durán. Professor of Cell Prof. Amy Lightner. Associate Professor Agency of Medicaments and Health Prof. Bartolomé García Pérez. Professor Prof. Salvador Martínez Pérez. Professor Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine Biology. University of Málaga, Spain. of Colorectal Surgery. Digestive Disease Products. Spain. Institute. Cleveland Clinic. Cleveland, USA. of Medicine. University of Murcia. Head of Neurosciences. Director Neurosciences and Senior VP for Health Affairs. Florida 18:30 h. Debate session: Questions' time & Discussion. 18:30 h. SARS-CoV-2 Experimental viral block appro- Internal Medicine Dpt. Virgen de la Arrixaca institute. Miguel Hernández University. International University. Miami. FL, USA. 17:00 h. MSC Against Covid Disease. Bone marrow Prof. Alejandro Madrigal. Professor of aches in micro-organs/organoids. University Hospital. Murcia, Spain. Alicante, Spain. 17:00 h. Covid Disease. The impact on the coagulation as source for the treatment of COVID. Haematology, UCL Cancer Institute. Prof. Núria Montserrat Pulido. Principal Prof. Damián García Olmo. Professor of system. Immunothrombosis. Prof. Javier García-Sancho Martín. Profe- Honorary Consultant, Royal Free NHS Trust. 17:00 h. Covid-19 National Epidemiologic study and investigator. Institute for Bioengineering Surgery. Chief of Departament of Surgery. Prof. Víctor Jiménez Yuste. Professor ssor of Physiology. School of Medicine. UCL,
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