Why do clinicians need to know about rare lipid disorders?
While the prevalence of each individual disorder is low, collectively they are important and the busy specialized practitioner will encounter patients with these conditions. Lipidologists need to be familiar with their diagnosis and treatment as they may be associated with high morbidity and mortality. EAS run Rare Lipid Disorder Courses to improve recognition and understanding in this. The courses’ objectives are to review practical aspects of evaluation and management, and to describe real clinical cases of these disorders.
The Courses are organised together with national societies in the respective countries, as stand-alone, one-day events. Included in each programme are rare genetic disorders of lipid metabolism including ß-sitosterolemia; cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis, lysosomal acid lipase deficiency, disorders of high density lipoprotein and familial hypocholesterolemias.
Coming up in 2024
Date | Location & format | Organiser(s) | Language | Programme | Registration |
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September 20 | Physical course in Ljubljana, Slovenia | Prof Urh Groselj | English | Programme | Registration has closed |
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September 27 | Physical course in Athens, Greece | Prof Evangelos Liberopoulos | English/Greek | Programme | Registration has closed |
Date | Location & format | Organiser(s) | Language | Programme | Registration |
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November 2024 (tba) | Physical course in Prague, Czech Republic | Prof Michal Vrablik | English | Programme to be announced | Registration date to be announced |
Date to be confirmed | Physical course in Bulgaria | Prof Arman Postadzhiyan | Bulgarian | Programme to be announced | Registration date to be announced |
Watch again – Courses available on demand
If you were not able to join the course live, it’s not too late! You can register and view, free of charge, the following courses.
Acknowledgement
EAS have independently organised all matters related to this activity. The Society gratefully acknowledges financial support from Alexion.