Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia: Then and Next
A Symposium to Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Original Description of Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia (BPD)
Please accept the thanks of the organizers for attending and engaging in the Symposium. On behalf of all the participants, we send a special thanks to the presenters for informed, passionate, and topical lectures. Our hope is that everyone learned, enjoyed collegial interactions, and found truly high value in the day. In the event that you wish to share or review any of the day’s presentations, please refer to video links below and the following page for photo highlights from the day.
We will be hosting another Symposium in 2018 and look forward to meeting you here once again! An announcement will be forthcoming in the coming months.
Opening Remarks
Welcome
David Cornfield, MD
Professor of Pediatrics
Anne T. and Robert M. Bass Professor
Director, Center for Excellence in Pulmonary Biology
Christopher Dawes, MBA
President and Chief Executive Officer
Lucile Packared Children's Hospital Stanford
Stanford Children's Health
Lloyd Minor, MD
Professor of Otolaryngology
The Carl and Elizabeth Naumann Professor
Dean of Stanford University School of Medicine
Mary Leonard, MD, MSCE
Professor of Pediatrics
Arline and Pete Harmann Professor
Chair of the Department of Pediatrics
BPD from the Beginning
Session One
The Birth of Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia
A Conversation with William Northway MD, Philip Sunshine, MD and David Cornfield, MD
WIlliam Northway, MD
Philip Sunshine, MD
David Cornfield, MD
Early Days of Supportive Ventilation
Philip Sunshine, MD
BPD Radiographic Features: Then and Now
Beverley Newman, MD
BPD Then and Now
Session Two
What is BPD? Then and Now.
Alan Jobe, MD, PhD
The Role of Surfactant in the Evolution of BPD
Roberta Ballard, MD and Philip Ballard, MD
Mechanical Ventilation as a Critical Factor in the Pathogenesis of BPD
Richard Bland, MD
Clinical Challenges and Opportunities
Session Three
Opportunities for Long-Term Lung Growth Following Premature Birth
Robert Tepper, MD, PhD
Long-Term Outcomes of Severe BPD
Christopher Baker, MD
New Insights in BPD Pathogenesis
Session Four
Experimental Models: Present and Future
Rory Morty, PhD
Vasculature as a Determinant of Lung Growth
Steve Abman, MD
The Role of the Lung Microenvironment in Modulating Pulmonary Angiogenesis
Cristina Alvira, MD
Innovative Diagnostics and Therapies
Session Five
Biomarkers of BPD
Namasivayam Ambalavanan
Cell-Based Therapies
Bernard Thebaud, MD, PhD
Mesenchymal Stem Cell Derived Exosomes: 'Next' Therapy for BPD?
Stella Kourembanas, MD
Closing Remarks
David Cornfield, MD