From Cellular Mechanisms to Movement:
Advancing Musculoskeletal Health Throughout the Life Course
Introduction
11:00 Emma Elisson, Ulrika Lögdberg (Dept. of Learning, Informatics, Management and Ethics)
From Cellular Mechanisms to Movement - Advancing Musculoskeletal Health Throughout the Life Course
Block 1: Novel Technologies for Understanding Disease and Improving Care
11:05 Marie Wahren-Herlenius (Dept. of Medicine, Solna)
KIMURAs – part of a new actomyosin regulatory system
Ola Nilsson (Dept. of Women's and Children's Health)
New treatments for congenital skeletal diseases
Karin Wallander (Dept. of Oncology-Pathology)
Precision medicine for bone and soft tissue tumors, what we can and cannot yet deliver
Block 2: Improving Outcomes Following Serious Musculoskeletal Injury and Disease
11:30 David Chang (Dept. of Molecular Medicine and Surgery)
Geriatric pelvic fractures
Martin Magnéli (Dept. of Clinical Sciences, Danderyd Hospital)
The ROCKET study; robotic assisted knee replacements.
Block 3: Strengthening Resilience and Promoting Health in the Context of Pain, Disability, and Psychological distress
11:45 Emma Eliasson (Dept. of Learning, Informatics, Management and Ethics)
Physical activity, mental health and suicidal behaviour
xxx (Dept. of Global Public Health)
Rikard Wicksell (Dept. of Clinical Neuroscience)
Behavioral approaches to improve resilience in patients with chronic pain and related distress
Joint Discussion and Audience Questions
12:10 All speakers
Looking Ahead: The Future of Musculoskeletal Health
(Dept. of Women's and Children's Health)