09:00
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ECMM Council Meeting
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12:25
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Welcome Address
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12:45–13:45
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Plenary Session 1—Tropical
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Chairs: Jean-Pierre Gangneux, FECMM, France & Olivier Lortholary, France
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12:45 |
PS1.1 |
Histoplasmosis |
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Matthieu Nacher, France
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13:15 |
PS 1.2 |
Emergomycosis |
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Nelesh Govender, FECMM, South Africa
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13:45–15:15
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Parallel Symposia 1–4
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Symposium 1
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Water Quality (Mis-)Management—An Opportunity for Fungal Contamination
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Chairs: João Brandão, Portugal & Esther Segal, FECMM, Israel
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13:45 |
S01.1 |
Fungal Contaminants in Drinking Water Regulation? A Tale of Ecology, Exposure, Purification, and Clinical Relevance |
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Monica Novak Babič, Slovenia
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14:05 |
S01.2 |
Hospital Environment: Water Supply and Containment of Aerosolised Fungal Particles |
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How Far Must We Go in Times of Antimicrobial Resistance? |
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Raquel Sabino, FECMM, Portugal
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14:25 |
S01.3 |
Potential Transmission Pathways of Clinically Relevant Fungi in Indoor Swimming Pool Facilities |
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Ciska Schets, the Netherlands
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14:45 |
S01.4* |
Study of Fungal Environmental Contamination in Nests of the Penguin Enclosure of a Large French Animal Zoo Park |
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Guillaume Desoubeaux, France
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14:55 |
S01.5* |
Spectrum of Indoor Fungi Isolated from Indoor Environments in Busia—Kenya |
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Olga Mashedi, Kenya
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Symposium 2
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Pneumocystis jirovecii, an Airborne Transmissible and Human-Derived Ascomycete Showing Strong Pulmonary Tropism
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Chairs: Philippe Hauser, Switzerland & Gilles Nevez, France
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13:45 |
S02.1 |
Pneumocystis jirovecii: An Obligate Parasite of Human Lungs with Unique Camouflage and Sex Strategies |
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Philippe Hauser, Switzerland
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14:10 |
S02.2 |
High-Throughput Methodologies in Molecular Epidemiology of Pneumocystis
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Jirovecii Olga Matos, Portugal
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14:35 |
S02.3 |
Airborne Acquisition and Transmission of Pneumocystis jirovecii: An Update |
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Gilles Nevez, France
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15:00 |
S02.5* |
Does Pneumocystis jirovecii Infection Aggravate the Prognosis of Invasive Pulmonary Aspergillosis? Data from the RESSIF Network in France (2012–2016) |
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Florence Robert-Gangneux, France
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Symposium 3
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Mucormycosis
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Chairs: Fanny Lanternier, FECMM, France & Arunaloke Chakrabarti, FECMM, India
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13:45 |
S03.1 |
Hospital-Related Mucormycosis |
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Anna Skiada, Greece
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14:00 |
S03.3 |
The New Treatment of Mucormycosis |
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Livio Pagano, FECMM, Italy
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14:15 |
S03.4 |
Clinical Features Associated to Fungal Species |
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Dea Garcia Hermoso, France
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14:30 |
S03.5 |
Molecular diagnosis |
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Laurence Millon, France
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14:45 |
S03.6 |
Management of Mucormycosis in Low- and Middle-Income Countries |
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Arunaloke Chakrabarti, FECMM, India
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15:00 |
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Discussion |
Symposium 4
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MSG Symposium (Trial Design in Clinical Mycology: Innovative Approaches)
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Chairs: Peter Pappas, USA & Sharon Chen, FECMM, Australia
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13:45 |
S04.1 |
Candidiasis |
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Bart-Jan Kullberg, The Netherlands
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14:05 |
S04.2 |
Endemic Mycoses |
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George Thompson, USA
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14:25 |
S04.3 |
Cryptococcosis |
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David Boulware, USA
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14:45 |
S04.4 |
Aspergillosis and other molds |
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Tom Patterson, USA
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15:05 |
S04.5* |
The Lung Transplant Community Is Interested in a Clinical Trial to Determine the Optimal Strategy to Prevent Invasive Mold Disease |
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Ricardo La Hoz, USA
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18:30 |
EDL |
E. Drouhet Lecture (ECMM)
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Chair: Martin Hoenigl, FECMM, Austria
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How to Convince European institutions that Medical Mycology is a Major Science |
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Jean-Paul Latgé, France
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