Summary
The ESE Educational Programme on Parathyroid Disorders, PARAT, developed this pre-congress course in order to provide further insights into the management of hypoparathyroidism and primary hyperparathyroidism as well as with the complications related to these parathyroid disorders. This year, the course will focus on the three key evolving areas: treatment of chronic hypoparathyroidism in adults; fracture risk in parathyroid disorders; and medical and surgical management of primary hyperparathyroidism.
Programme
Welcome and Introduction by Lars Rejnmark & Lars Rolighed
Session 1. Treatment of Chronic Hypoparathyroidism in adults
by Lars Rejnmark + Elena Tsourdi
1.1 Rationale for first line (conventional) therapy – when is it enough? by Luis Cardoso
1.2 Hormone replacement therapy – for who and when? by Tanja Sikjaer
1.3 Emerging therapies by Heide Siggelkow
Session 2. Fracture risk in Parathyroid Disorders
by Claudio Marcocci + Elizabeth Winter
2.1 Bone in Parathyroid Disorders by Line Underbjerg
2.2 Fracture risk in Hypo – and Hyperparathyroidism by Neil Gittoes
2.3 Prevention and treatment of fractures in Hypo – and Hyperparathyroidism by Stefan Pilz
Session 3. Primary Hyperparathyroidism - defining optimal management
by Lars Rolighed + Peter Kamenický
3.1 Current and future medical options by Filomena Cetani
3.2 Debate - Parathyroidectomy should be performed in cases of mild PHPT -
3.2.1 For the motion by Jens Bollerslev
3.2.1 Against the motion by Fausto Palazzo
Closing Remarks by Peter Kamenický & Jens Bollerslev
Date/time
Saturday 9 May 2026 - at 11am CEST
Location
ECE 2026 venue: Prague Congress Centre (PCC) - in the North Hall (ECE Hub)
Language
English
Registration details
Open to all – free ticket
You must register for this event through your ECE 2026 registration (you do not have to attend ECE 2026, but your registration will only be valid for the Pre-Congress Course).
Contact
For further information please contact the ECE 2026 Congress team on ece2026-congress@interplan.de
This workshop is kindly supported by
