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The VF Vasculitis Quiz

vasculitisfoundation May 15, 2024 12:22 am

0:00
0:42 Introducing Dr. Sebastian Sattui.
1:32 Why this meeting is so important.
3:06 The MANDARA Clinical Trial
3:46 The TAPIR Study
5:07 Honoring Dr. Ronald Falk
6:29 Using renal biopsy info or urinary markers to predict how treatments will go for
               renal function.
6:59 Results from the VascStrong Study.
9:21 Presentation on AVOCOPAN. 
11:25 Excitement around the new response criteria being developed around ANCA vasculitis.
12:23 Focusing on multi-disciplinary care.
14:29 Joyce Kullman: The International Patient Meeting. 
16:47 Translating educational materials into other languages.
17:36 Q: Were there any sessions dealing with treatment for PAN?
20:07 Q:  Was there a discussion about revisions to the use and timetable with steroids?
22:06 Q:  Could you give some more detail about the MANDARA study?
24:48 Q:  What would you suggest so that our doctors and medical providers get the information 
                that you are sharing today.
27:32 Q:  Was there any discussion about the use of artificial intelligence technology in vasculitis 
               research?

2024 Barcelona Vasculitis Workshop: Research Highlights
Recorded May 2024

More than 900 medical professionals from 50 countries came together in Barcelona last month for the 21st International Vasculitis Workshop. Their purpose was to focus on vasculitis and related disorders. 
In this webinar, Sebastian Sattui, MD, MS, Director of the UPMC Vasculitis Center in Pittsburgh, shares some of the notable research news, developments, and promising developments presented at the meeting.

 Among the studies he discusses: 
·       MANDARA Study (benralizumab vs mepolizumab) for EGPA
·       New data (real life and post hoc analyses) about the efficacy and tolerance of avacopan in AAV

0:00
0:42 Introducing Dr. Sebastian Sattui.
1:32 Why this meeting is so important.
3:06 The MANDARA Clinical Trial
3:46 The TAPIR Study
5:07 Honoring Dr. Ronald Falk
6:29 Using renal biopsy info or urinary markers to predict how treatments will go for
renal function.
6:59 Results from the VascStrong Study.
9:21 Presentation on AVOCOPAN.
11:25 Excitement around the new response criteria being developed around ANCA vasculitis.
12:23 Focusing on multi-disciplinary care.
14:29 Joyce Kullman: The International Patient Meeting.
16:47 Translating educational materials into other languages.
17:36 Q: Were there any sessions dealing with treatment for PAN?
20:07 Q: Was there a discussion about revisions to the use and timetable with steroids?
22:06 Q: Could you give some more detail about the MANDARA study?
24:48 Q: What would you suggest so that our doctors and medical providers get the information
that you are sharing today.
27:32 Q: Was there any discussion about the use of artificial intelligence technology in vasculitis
research?

2024 Barcelona Vasculitis Workshop: Research Highlights
Recorded May 2024

More than 900 medical professionals from 50 countries came together in Barcelona last month for the 21st International Vasculitis Workshop. Their purpose was to focus on vasculitis and related disorders.
In this webinar, Sebastian Sattui, MD, MS, Director of the UPMC Vasculitis Center in Pittsburgh, shares some of the notable research news, developments, and promising developments presented at the meeting.

Among the studies he discusses:
· MANDARA Study (benralizumab vs mepolizumab) for EGPA
· New data (real life and post hoc analyses) about the efficacy and tolerance of avacopan in AAV

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2024 Barcelona Vasculitis Workshop: Research Highlights

vasculitisfoundation May 10, 2024 5:05 pm

Highlights from the 2024 Patient Meeting in Barcelona

vasculitisfoundation May 9, 2024 2:42 pm

0:00

1:10           Introducing Dr. Free

2:29         Your presentation had a new abbreviation, LTROT.  My understanding is this is a goal of 
                getting the patient is totally off treatment in a state of remission.  Is this correct?

5:21:         Dr. Free, can you talk about what is meant by immunological remission?   Is this the same 
                idea as achieving any type of remission from vasculitis, or is this a specific type of 
                remission?  Thank you.

7:55         Could you give a layperson explanation of dendritic cells and their purpose?  What is the 
               important takeaway from this process as it pertains to vasculitis?

11:46     You talk about the ultimate goal of restoration of immune system intolerance.  A resetting or 
               redirecting of the immune system.  At first, I thought this was the same as finding a cure 
               where the immune system is restored.  Then it seemed like it’s not what we think of as a 
               cure per se,  but to achieve remission.  But I’m still confused.  Can you elaborate, please?

14:35     Suddenly I’m hearing a lot about CAR and CAAR-T cells.  Several doctors have said it’s too 
                early, too premature …but they didn’t say too premature for what exactly.  Do they mean this 
                research is too premature to provide possible therapeutic options?

19:36    We are hearing about all of the potential, promising therapies.  Could you doctor address how 
              and why it takes so long for these therapies to become approved, new treatments for 
              patients.

Recorded April 2024

Watch Dr. Free's entire presentation, Emerging Therapies, from the VF Chapel Hill Conference: https://youtu.be/NjAzb6lcVW4

0:00

1:10 Introducing Dr. Free

2:29 Your presentation had a new abbreviation, LTROT. My understanding is this is a goal of
getting the patient is totally off treatment in a state of remission. Is this correct?

5:21: Dr. Free, can you talk about what is meant by immunological remission? Is this the same
idea as achieving any type of remission from vasculitis, or is this a specific type of
remission? Thank you.

7:55 Could you give a layperson explanation of dendritic cells and their purpose? What is the
important takeaway from this process as it pertains to vasculitis?

11:46 You talk about the ultimate goal of restoration of immune system intolerance. A resetting or
redirecting of the immune system. At first, I thought this was the same as finding a cure
where the immune system is restored. Then it seemed like it’s not what we think of as a
cure per se, but to achieve remission. But I’m still confused. Can you elaborate, please?

14:35 Suddenly I’m hearing a lot about CAR and CAAR-T cells. Several doctors have said it’s too
early, too premature …but they didn’t say too premature for what exactly. Do they mean this
research is too premature to provide possible therapeutic options?

19:36 We are hearing about all of the potential, promising therapies. Could you doctor address how
and why it takes so long for these therapies to become approved, new treatments for
patients.

Recorded April 2024

Watch Dr. Free's entire presentation, Emerging Therapies, from the VF Chapel Hill Conference: https://youtu.be/NjAzb6lcVW4

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Emerging Therapies Q&A

vasculitisfoundation May 1, 2024 3:56 pm