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FINAL PROGRAMME Programme Final Fp1 2013__ 15.08.13 10:32 Seite 2 Title_Final_prog2013__ 15.08.13 10:51 Seite 1 Final Programme EASD 2013 FINAL BARCELONA PROGRAMME fp1_2013__ 15.08.13 10:32 Seite 2 49th annual meeting oF the euroPean association For the study oF diabetes scientific Programme Page European Foundation for the Study of Diabetes 10 General Information 14 Map of the Conference Centre 22 Programme at a Glance 24 Monday, 23 September 34 EASD App 35 Tuesday, 24 September 36 Opening Ceremony 37 Minkowski Lecture 37 Poster Event A and B 45 Camillo Golgi Lecture 55 Albert Renold Lecture 57 Rising Star Symposium 58 Wednesday, 25 September 60 Poster Event C and D 69 Thursday, 26 September 82 Poster Event E and F 91 EASD General Assembly 102 Friday, 27 September 104 Claude Bernard Lecture 119 Closing Ceremony 120 Posters 121 Index of Presenting Authors 276 Index of Invited Speakers 293 50th Annual Meeting 296 2 fp1_2013__ 15.08.13 10:32 Seite 3 dear members, dear guests, From 23 to 27 september it will be my great honour and pleasure to welcome you to the 49th easd annual meeting. under the outstanding chairmanship of our honorary secretary, Prof. mark Walker, the scientific Programme committee has selected 1361 from a total of 2321 submitted abstracts for presentation this year. the scientific Programme comprises six parallel tracks which include inspiring symposia, keynote lectures and debates covering basic and clinical science. the scientific Programme reflects the ongoing efforts to understand, cure and prevent diabetes. our main hall is named after claude bernard in order to celebrate his 200th birthday. 30 years ago saw the inception and planning of the dcct, and the final results of the uKPds were presented at the 34th easd annual meeting in barcelona. to acknowledge these major milestones in clinical diabetology, two symposia will discuss new data resulting from these trials. the easd annual meeting is the ideal place to communicate and interact with top-level researchers from all over the world. this communication is now even easier thanks to the easd Virtual meeting app and website. i encourage you to download the app and make use of its outstanding features. lectures and posters will also be available, for free, on the easd Virtual meeting website. again, this is an excellent opportunity to communicate with peers, colleagues and other scientists both during and after the annual meeting. i would like to take this opportunity to wish you a very successful easd annual meeting in barcelona. andrew J.m. boulton President easd/eFsd 3 fp1_2013__ 15.08.13 10:32 Seite 4 Welcome address on behalf of the local organising committee, we welcome you to the 49th easd annual meeting at the Fira de barcelona’s gran Via exhibition centre, one of the biggest and most modern convention facilities in europe. during your stay, we hope that you enjoy the mild mediterranean climate and open personality that characterises the catalan capital. We also hope that you have the opportunity to participate in the festivities of ‘la mercè’, in honour of the patron saint our lady of mercy, as these activities give testimony to barcelona’s lively and dynamic spirit. thanks to its privileged position on the coast, barcelona has been exposed to different civilizations and cultures throughout the ages, inspiring designers, architects, and artists, such as dalí, miró, Picasso, and gaudí, as well as leaders of new, world-renowned movements in culinary art. similarly, the city is an active member of the international scientific community, having made huge advancements in biomedical research in the last 20 years. barcelona’s architecture attests to its 2,000+ years of history: ruins of the defensive wall that surrounded the roman colony, barcino; the majestic gothic Quarter reflecting barcelona’s golden age, from the 13th to the 15th centuries; modernist gems built in the eixample district in the early 20th century; and, finally, cutting-edge, contemporary works that attest to barcelona’s current position as a major cosmopolitan metropolis. the annual meeting will begin with the Welcome reception on monday, 23 september, and end with the Farewell reception on Friday, 27 september. may the meeting be a fruitful and rewarding experience for all participants. ramon gomis chairman local organising committee 4 fp1_2013__ 15.08.13 10:32 Seite 5 MESSAGE OF GREETING Barcelona is a city committed to healthcare. A city that aims at improving citizens’ wellbeing and quality of life through the promotion of healthy lifestyles and the prevention of diseases. A city that stands at the forefront of healthcare and biomedical research with its world-renowned centres. We are particularly committed to fighting diabetes, a growing worldwide epidemic. A disease that in Catalonia alone affects over 800,000 people, many of whom have been properly diagnosed, while many others do not even know that they suffer from it. Nowadays, diabetes can be considered a manageable health problem, with patients playing a leading role in their treatment. They have joined forces, assembled in associations, and become actively involved in pushing health practitioners, hospitals, and governments to place a greater emphasis on the human dimension of this disease. The proof lies in recent editions of international gatherings, such as those organised by the European Association for the Study of the Diabetes (EASD), which have steadily promoted this focus. I am sure that this 49th Annual Meeting of the EASD will be no exception. This is the model which we must adopt, not only when dealing with diabetes, but with all diseases: putting patients at the forefront, adopting a more human approach, investing in research and development, and actively involving all stakeholders. Xavier Trias Mayor of Barcelona 5 fp1_2013__ 15.08.13 10:32 Seite 6 executiVe committee President: a.J.m. boulton, uK Vice-President: s. del Prato, it Vice-President: b. thorens, ch honorary secretary: m. Walker, uK honorary treasurer: m. roden, de chairman of the Pgec: c. tack, nl editor-in-chief, diabetologia: J. Zierath, se easd council comprises the officers above and the following members: term expiring 2013 term expiring 2014 term expiring 2015 F. beguinot, it K. birkeland, no h. beck-nielsen, dK J. dekker, nl J. bodansky, uK s. bolgarskaya, ua F. Karpe, uK c. levy-marchal, Fr a. novials, es V. urbanavicius, lt P. nawroth, de r. Weitgasser, at the Past President, u. smith, se, and the secretary of the Postgraduate education committee, l. czupryniak, Pl, are members of the council ex officio. honorary auditors P. diem, ch, l. m. gardete-correia, Pt the easd executive committee is also the executive committee of the european Foundation for the study of diabetes (eFsd). oFFice executive director: V. Jörgens Vice director: m. grüsser rheindorfer Weg 3 40591 düsseldorf, germany Phone: +49-211-7584690 www.easd.org 6 fp1_2013__ 15.08.13 10:32 Seite 7 honorary members g. alberti, uK; d. andreani, it; J.-P. assal, ch; P. bennett, usa; e. cerasi, il; o.-b. crofford, usa; t. deckert, dK; P. Freychet, Fr; e. Kohner, uK; P. lefèbvre, be; J. ludvigsson, se; c. c. e. mogensen, dK; J. nerup, dK; l. orci, ch; J. Pirart, be; g.m. reaven, usa; J. roth, usa; e. shafrir, il; d. steiner, usa; r. unger, usa; i. Valverde, es; e. von Wasielewski, de; W. Waldhäusl, at; c.b. Wollheim ch; P. Zimmet, au local organising committee barcelona chairman r. gomis, es Vice chairman i. conget, es members e. esmatjes, es r. gasa, es a. novials, es J. Vidal, es administration K. Katte, es easd thanks the following companies for their support of the annual meeting: sanofi merck & co. inc. eli lilly and company takeda Pharmaceuticals international gmbh novo nordisk a/s bristol-myers squibb emea sarl boehringer ingelheim international gmbh 7 fp1_2013__ 15.08.13 10:32 Seite 8 the mission oF easd is to Promote excellence in diabetes care through research and education since its foundation in 1965, easd has been organising an annual meeting, which has become the largest international annual conference on diabetes research worldwide. although the meetings have grown so dramatically, they are still driven by the academic traditions of the founding members. the easd meeting is a meeting of members where guests are welcome. chairpersons of oral presentations and poster sessions are chosen exclusively from the easd membership. the abstracts are evaluated on a strictly anonymous basis and the selection is based exclusively on the quality of the science, regardless of the place of work. the easd honorary secretary is solely responsible for inviting speakers and chairpersons for symposia and lectures. comments, advice and proposals from the membership and the Programme committee are welcome. none of the speakers or chairpersons at the easd annual meeting receives an honorarium; reimbursement of their travel costs is exclusively provided by the association. easd and its Foundation eFsd are academic charities dedicated to diabetes research. as an academic society, easd encourages cooperation with industry and other institutions conducting and funding diabetes research. easd is committed to transparency. in 2005, its annual meeting endorsed the following policy with respect to duality of interest: prior to the meeting speakers invited to symposia or lectures declare to easd the existence of any relationship or arrangement that could be reasonably considered to affect the content of the presentation. invited speakers who declare a duality of interest are asked by easd to disclose this on a slide of their presentation. any occasional, positive balance resulting from the annual meeting is used to encourage further diabetes research in europe. it is a tradition that other meetings organised by third parties, including pharmaceutical companies, are held on the occasion of the annual meeting. easd is involved neither in the organisation nor the programmes of these meetings, which are restricted to the days before and after the annual meeting.
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