Are you looking to get the latest news about Inborn Errors of Immunity in an easy and interactive session? The topics of the ESID Education Day include a variety of discussed by world-leading experts. All presentations will focus on real-life clinical and laboratory findings so you can apply the knowledge directly to your everyday practice. Join us in the Plenary Hall at 8:25 AM on 16 October!

“Educational Day I: Updates and Reviews on CGD and APDS” covers essential updates on Chronic Granulomatous Disease (CGD) and Activated PI3K Delta Syndrome (APDS), featuring expert presentations on treatment approaches, case discussions, and targeted therapies, followed by panel discussions.

“Educational Day II: Challenges in Assigning the Correct Genetic Diagnosis” focuses on complex diagnostic cases in genetics, featuring multiple case presentations by experts across Europe. The session highlights diagnostic challenges and concludes with an interesting case series from Paris.

“Educational Day III: HSCT in IEI: Who, When and Why?” explores critical aspects of hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT) in IEI. It covers who should undergo HSCT, the optimal timing, and the reasons for choosing this treatment, followed by a clinical case presentation.

“Education Opportunities in ESID I – ESID Schools” provides an overview of educational opportunities within the ESID Schools program, followed by illustrative case presentations, including an adolescent girl with generalized lymphadenopathy and a newborn boy with suspected SCID.

“Education Opportunities in ESID II – Junior Talent Award” presents information about ESID grants and highlights talent award presentations from three junior researchers. The session concludes with the announcement of the award winners.

The ESID Juniors Working Party Session will take you through unexpected findings in IEI. Three memorable cases will be presented by Juniors and discussed with a panel of experts. Follow the twists and turns of the clinical and laboratory findings through interactive discussions, the cases are incredible! The session will be held in Callelongue Gradin Hall at 7:30 AM on 17 October.