ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC MEETING THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY … · 2 25th Annual Scientific Meeting of the International Society for Clinical Densitometry Greetings to all attending the 2019

Dates:19th to 20th March 2019(Osteoporosis Essentials &Advanced DXA Course)

20th to 23rd March 2019(Annual Scientific Meeting)

Venue:Hilton Hotel Kuala Lumpur,Malaysia

Co-hosted By

Souvenir Program Book

THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETYA N N U A L S C I E N T I F I C M E E T I N G

FOR CLINICALDENSITOMETRY

ii 25th Annual Scientific Meeting of the International Society for Clinical Densitometry

Welcome Message From President ISCD 1

Welcome Message From Organizing Chairman 2

Welcome Message From Scientific Chairman 3

Welcome Message From President, Malaysian Osteoporosis Society (MOS) 4

Welcome Message From President, Malaysian Society Of Radiographers (MSR) 5

Officers & Committees 6

Welcome Message From Deputy Minister of Health, Malaysia 7

ISCD Annual Scientific Meeting Faculty 9

Program Overview 10

Opening Ceremony Program 13

Scientific Program Day 1 14



E-Poster 21

Conference Information 26

Venue & Exhibition Layout 28

I N D E X

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Dear colleagues and friends,

It is my great pleasure and privilege to welcome you to the 25th Annual Scientific Meeting of the ISCD in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. For the first time in ISCD history, our annual meeting will be held on the continent of Asia. We are excited and honored to be co-hosting this remarkable event with the Malaysian Osteoporosis Society (MOS) and Malaysian Society of Radiographers (MSR). The ISCD Scientific Committee led by chairman, Dato JK Lee, with committee members Christopher Shuhart (ISCD), Lai Kuan Chan (MSR) and Siew Pheng Chan (MOS) have

put together a truly remarkable and integrated program. This team of experts selected the most thought-provoking topics for inclusion in the scientific sessions. In addition to the invited program, the meeting featured presentations selected from the best abstract submissions. The ISCD’s position development conference will also be integrated into the meeting, making this a unique opportunity to gain state of the art knowledge. Kuala Lumpur offers our attendees a unique history, incredible architecture, and some of the best cuisine in the world. I encourage all our attendees to spend a few extra days in the area and see all this beautiful country has to offer.

Together with our colleagues in Southeast Asia, it is our privilege to welcome you to this outstanding meeting.

Sincerely, Robert BlankPresident, ISCD

Welcome Message From President ISCD

Robert Blank PresidentChristopher Shuhart President-ElectLee Joon Kiong Vice-PresidentKate Queen TreasurerHeidi Kecskemethy SecretaryJohn Carey Immediate Past PresidentZhao Yanling Asia Pacific Regional Panel RepresentativeAngela Cheung Canadian Regional Panel RepresentativeBasel Masri European, Middle Eastern and African Panel RepresentativeSergio Setsuo Maeda Latin American Regional Panel RepresentativeGeorge Helmrich Certification ChairCatherine Gordon Education ChairLawrence Jankowski Facility Accreditation ChairRonald Hamdy JCD Editor-in-ChiefRanjodh Gill Membership, Marketing & Communication ChairE. Michael Lewiecki Public Policy ChairKaren Friday Scientific Advisory ChairPeter Brown Executive Director & Chief Executive Officer

ISCD Board Members

2 25th Annual Scientific Meeting of the International Society for Clinical Densitometry

Greetings to all attending the 2019 ISCD Annual Scientific Meeting in beautiful Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia!

This is ISCD’s first Asia-Pacific meeting and the diversity and vitality of the whole region is represented in the topics and speakers awaiting you at our meeting.

The Scientific Program kicks off with our Keynote Lecturer: Professor Li Gang who will review the role of immuno-modulation in osteoporosis management. The rest of the scientific program includes ISCD’s flagship Basic and Advanced educational courses, and nearly three days of learning on diverse topics in bone health, from HIV to Pediatrics and

from technical aspects of densitometry to artificial intelligence, all presented by US, European and Asia-Pacific experts in the field, in large plenary lectures and small, intimate Meet-The-Expert sessions.

We are also pleased to offer six Open Sessions in ISCD’s Position Development Conference, where public attendees can learn about potential new ISCD Position Statements and participate real-time in the process of formulating ISCD Positions.

Our meeting will also include the formal launch of the Asia-Pacific Fragility Fracture Network, whose mission to prevent fractures worldwide complements ISCD’s mission of advancing the assessment of musculoskeletal health to help patients around the world. ISCD is a global organization and our commitment to the Asia-Pacific region is strengthened by bringing you an outstanding Annual Scientific Meeting with our partners the Malaysian Osteoporosis Society. We are grateful for their teamwork and collegiality.

Once again, welcome to KL and the ISCD Annual Scientific Meeting 2019!

Christopher ShuhartPresident-Elect of International Society for Clinical Densitometry (ISCD) PDC Tri-ChairOrganizing ChairmanISCD Annual Scientific Meeting

Welcome Message From Organizing Chairman

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Welcome Message From Scientific Chairman

Selamat Datang,

On behalf of the Scientific Committee, it is my great honor to warmly welcome you to the International Society for Clinical Densitometry (ISCD) Annual Scientific Meeting in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

The burden of osteoporosis and related fragility fractures is expected to be a major problem in the world, particularly in Asia-Pacific countries. In view of the ageing population and the changes in the demographic and socio-economic status of countries in the Asia-Pacific region, more than half of the osteoporosis related hip fractures are

predicted to occur in this region by the year 2050.

The well-developed state-of-the-art scientific program aims to provide you the latest information on osteoporosis management, both globally and regionally, especially in the Asia-Pacific region. Highlights on advances in various aspects of clinical densitometry and current best practise, allowing both clinicians and technologists to perform better in acquiring, interpreting and applying clinically the densitometry measurements in managing their patients, will also be presented during this meeting.

As this is the first ISCD Annual Scientific Meeting being held in an Asia-Pacific country, there were a mix of cultures in the planning of the scientific programs, bringing both scientific sessions and speakers from global and Asia Pacific countries. Through the scientific program, this will be the best platform and opportunity for all of us from different parts of the world to exchange opinions and to find opportunities to collaborate and to share our expertise and experience.

I would like to express my most sincere thanks to the faculty members, speakers as well as those who submit and present their abstracts and research work to make this meeting a great success. I would like to thank the members of the Scientific Committee for all their effort in putting up an excellent scientific program.

Enjoy your time in Kuala Lumpur, meeting all our old friends as well as meeting new ones!

Terima kasih.

Lee Joon KiongVice-President of International Society for Clinical Densitometry (ISCD) Scientific ChairmanISCD Annual Scientific Meeting


Welcome Message From President, Malaysian Osteoporosis Society (MOS)

Welcome to Kuala Lumpur!

On behalf of the Malaysian Osteoporosis Society (MOS), I have the honor and pleasure of welcoming you to the 25th Annual Scientific Meeting of the ISCD 2019. We are indeed honored that ISCD has given us the opportunity to co-host this important meeting.

As this is the 1st meeting held in the Asia-Pacific region, the Scientific Committee, under the leadership of Dato’ Dr JK Lee, has put together a program that includes the latest advances and “hot topics”, along with topics that are more pertinent to this region.

MOS has representatives assisting in the various aspects of this ISCD meeting – in the Scientific Committee and the Position Development Conference.

At this ISCD, a Position Development Conference (PDC) has been integrated into the meeting. Many key experts in their field will be convening at our conference. As such, as mentioned by Professor Dr Robert Blank, the President of the ISCD, we are uniquely poised to gain state of the art knowledge.

The location Kuala Lumpur was selected to make the ISCD meeting more accessible to Doctors, Physicians and Technologists from the Asia-Pacific region and in particular from Malaysia.

It is my fervent hope that all delegates will take advantage of this opportunity to engage with the key opinion leaders at this meeting.

In addition to hearing the latest updates, do take this opportunity to network with the “Movers and Shakers” in the field of musculoskeletal health and bone densitometry, meet old friends, colleagues and make new acquaintances.

Signing off with thanks to everyone who has helped make this ISCD Annual Scientific Meeting a success, but most of all to all delegates, for making time to attend.

Chan Siew PhengPresident Malaysian Osteoporosis Society 2018-2020

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Assalaamualaikum and Selamat Datang.

It gives me great pleasure to welcome all delegates and participants of the ISCD 2019 Annual Scientific Meeting.

I would also like to thank the organizing committee for having this ISCD Annual Scientific Meeting in Malaysia, a collaboration between Malaysian Osteoporosis Society (MOS) and Malaysian Society of Radiographers (MSR). This collaboration is a positive symbiotic development for both societies.

We take pride in the fact and belief that our clinicians and technologists are well-schooled, well-trained, adaptable while facing challenges and rise to the challenge to excel in the field of densitometry imaging. Thus, we are happy to be of service to our members and colleagues from South East Asia Radiographers Conference (SEARC) member societies to participate in this event by inviting and sponsoring their participation. I would like our members to fully utilize this opportunity to learn from the faculty members who will be sharing their knowledge and experiences.

Once again, I would like to thank all delegates for your presence and hope that you will bring home with you enhanced knowledge, make new friends and acquaintances and enjoy Kuala Lumpur and Malaysia.

Muhammad Faizal Bin AbdullahPresidentMalaysian Society of Radiographers (Persatuan Juru X-Ray Malaysia)

Welcome Message From President, Malaysian Society of Radiographers (MSR)


Officers & Committees

ISCD 2019 Scientific CommitteeOrganizing Chairman Christopher Shuhart - ISCD Scientific Chairman Lee Joon Kiong - ISCDScientific Committee Chan Siew Pheng - MOS Chan Lai Kuan - MSR

ISCD Executive Committee MembersPresident Robert BlankPresident-Elect Christopher Shuhart Vice-President Lee Joon KiongTreasurer Kate QueenSecretary Heidi KecskemethyImmediate Past President John CareyExecutive Director &Chief Executive Officer Peter BrownEx-Officio Diane Krueger

Malaysian Osteoporosis Society (MOS) Executive Committee MembersPresident Chan Siew PhengVice President Lim Boon PingSecretary Alexander TanTreasurer Siow Yew SiongCommittee Hew Fen Lee Jeyakantha Ratnasingam Yeap Swan Sim Lee Joon Kiong

Malaysian Society of Radiographers (MSR) Executive Committee MembersAdvisor Chan Lai KuanPresident Muhammad Faizal Bin AbdullahVice President Mazli Bin Mohamad ZinSecretary Mohamad Norman Bin Mohd NordinAssistant Secretary Fazlina Binti Mohd AminTreasurer Zaidah Binti MaspinSocial Exco Muhamad Nizam Bin Mohd SobriPublicity Exco Mayzerina Binti Mohd Yusop

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Welcome Message From Deputy Minister Of Health, Malaysia

On behalf of the Ministry of Health Malaysia, it is an honour to be invited to pen a few words to commemorate the 25th Annual Scientific Meeting of The International Society For Clinical Densitometry 2019 (ISCD) today.

The burden of osteoporosis and related fragility fractures is a major problem particularly in the Asian population. It is estimated that by 2050, the Asian population aged 65 years and above, will number above 936 million. By then, between 4.5 - 6.3 million hip fractures are predicted to occur worldwide of which half will occur in Asia (Ching-Lung Cheung et al, 2018).

Malaysia’s data on the incidence of osteoporosis indicates that in 1997, the prevalence of hip fracture in Malaysia among individuals above 50 years of age was 90 per 100,000 (MyHealth, Ministry of Health Malaysia). In 2007, it was reported that the incidence of osteoporosis in 2007 climbed to 218/100,000 for women and remained at 88/100,000 for men (Lee JK & Khir ASM, 2007). While the common sites of fractures are the spine, wrist and hip; it is hip fractures that is associated with high morbidity and a mortality rate of up to 20% in the first year post-fracture. Of those that survive the first year, the majority will never fully recover. For us in the ministry, our grave concern is the direct hospitalization cost for hip fractures in 1997 which was estimated conservatively at RM 22 million (Lee JK & Khir ASM, 2007). The projected number of hip fractures in the 9 Asia countries will be 1.12 million in 2018, and it will reach 2.56 million by 2050, equivalent to 2.28-fold increase when compared to 2018. Malaysia is projected to have the highest (3.55 fold) increase in the total number of hip fractures by 2050. I would like to welcome the International Society for Clinical Densitometry (ISCD) to our shores and all international delegates to this meeting especially those from our neighbouring countries. This is the first time ISCD is having their Annual Scientific Meeting in Asia Pacific region, and it is our great honor that ISCD has selected Kuala Lumpur as the venue for the first Annual Meeting in Asia Pacific region. I am sure that this meeting provides us a platform and great opportunity to learn best practices in managing osteoporosis and osteoporosis related fragility fractures.

I am sure that months of planning and meetings between ISCD and our local co-host societies, Malaysian Osteoporosis Society (MOS) and Malaysian Society for Radiographers (MSR), went into crafting informative Densitometry Courses and Certification Examination and an exciting scientific programme offered within these few days. I encourage all delegates to make the most from this meeting and harness the opportunities to network with world renowned experts in the field of musculoskeletal health.

I would like to recognise the effort of the local Scientific Committee led by Dato’ Dr Lee Joon Kiong and co-hosts Malaysian Osteoporosis Society (MOS) and the Malaysian Society of Radiographers (MSR). I also congratulate in advance the launch of the Fragility Fracture Network of Malaysia (FFNM).

Finally, I wish everyone, participants and speakers, a fruitful conference and I hope that we all gain from the planned scientific program over these few days and also from the friendships that will be made and fortified during this meeting.

Warmest Regards,

DR LEE BOON CHYEDeputy Minister of Health Malaysia


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ISCD Annual Scientific Meeting Faculty

Alvin Ng Choong MengSingapore

Angela Cheung Man WeiCanada

Anita ColquhounCanada

Babette ZemelUnited States

Chanika SritaraThailand

Chan Siew PhengMalaysia

Chan Wing P.Taiwan

Chieng Poon UngTaiwan

Chionh Siok BeeSingapore

Christopher ShuhartUnited States

C. Sankara Kumar A/L ChandrasekaranMalaysia

David WeberUnited States

Derrick Chan Ding ChengTaiwan

Diane KruegerUnited States

Dorothy Dy Ching Bing AgsaoayPhilippines

E. Michael LewieckiUnited States

Heidi KecskemethyUnited States

Hew Fen LeeMalaysia

John J. CareyIreland

John ShepherdUnited States

Julia Patrick EngkasanMalaysia

Khor Hui MinMalaysia

Lalita WattanachanyaThailand

Lawrence JankowskiUnited States

Lee Joon KiongMalaysia

Leilani Mercado-AsisPhilippines

Leonard Koh Kia HuSingapore

Leslie MorseUnited States

Li GangHong Kong

Manju ChandranSingapore

Neil BinkleyUnited States

Paul AndersonUnited States

Paulo Wu Chih HsingTaiwan

Premitha DamodaranMalaysia

Robert BlankUnited States

Tanawat AmphansapThailand

Unnop JaisamrarnThailand

Winnie Chee Siew SweeMalaysia

Yeap Swan SimMalaysia


Program Overview Opening Ceremony20 March 2019 (Wednesday)

Program Overview Day 121 March 2019 (Thursday)

Start End Lecture Hall A Lecture Hall B Lecture Hall C SentralExchange B

0600 1730 Registration Counter Open0700 0800

Office Hours 1

0800 0845

Plenary 1: Osteoporosis:

Lessons From The Past, Present &

Future

0845 0930

Plenary 2:Assessing Skeletal Health: Emerging

Technologies0930 1030 Tea Break with Exhibitors & Poster Session

1030 1215 Master Class ByGE Healthcare

Symposium: Osteoporosis

Epidemiology In Asia

PDC Pediatrics

1215 1300 Office Hours 21300 1355 Lunch Break at Vasco

1400 1455

Meet The Experts: The Other GIOP - Gynecologist

Induced Osteoporosis

Meet The Experts: Atypical Femoral

Fracture (AFF)

Meet The Experts: DXA Pitfalls

1500 1645Oral Presentation For Best Clinician

Award Judging

Symposium:DXA Quality Metrics

PDC Cross - Calibration & LSC

PDC Spinal Cord Injury

1645 1730 Tea Break with Exhibitors & Poster Session1730 onwards End Of Day 1. See You Tomorrow

Start End Lecture Hall A Lecture Hall B Lecture Hall C

0700 2030 Registration Counter Open

1830 1930

Opening Ceremony

1930 2030

Keynote Lecture:Immunomodulation - A New Perspective

For Osteoporosis Management?

2030 2130 Welcome Reception & Dinner For All Meeting Delegates

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Start End Lecture Hall A Lecture Hall B Lecture Hall C SentralExchange B


0700 0800 Office Hours 3

0800 0855

Meet The Experts:DXA Body

Composition Clinical Relevance

Meet The Experts:Artificial

Intelligence And DXA

Meet The Experts:DXA "Vertebral

Fracture Recognition"

0900 0945 Plenary 3:

Ageing And Sarcopenia

0945 1030 Tea Break with Exhibitors & Poster Session

1030 1215 Master Class By Hologic

Symposium: Special Population PDC Monitoring

1215 1300 Lunch Symposium By Amgen

1300 1355 Lunch Break at Vasco

1400 1455

Meet The Experts:DXA Body

Composition Clinical Relevance

Meet The Experts: Recent Advancements

In DXA Body Composition

Meet The Experts:DXA "Vertebral

Fracture Recognition"

1500 1600

Oral Presentation For Best

Technologist Award Judging

BTM Symposium PDC Transgender

1600 1615 Tea Break with Exhibitors & Poster Session

1615 1700

Plenary 4:Fragility Fracture

Network "The Triad Of Orthopedics, Geriatrics And

Rehab"

1700 1730

Fragility Fracture Network Of

Malaysia Launch & Launch

Celebrations

1730 onwards End Of Day 2. See You Tomorrow

Program Overview Day 222 March 2019 (Friday)


Program Overview Day 323 March 2019 (Saturday)

Office Hours

Start End Lecture Hall A Lecture Hall B


0800 0915Symposium:

Non-Pharmacological Treatment - Current Concepts / Controversies

0915 1115 Symposium:FLS - Capture The Fracture PDC Periprosthetic Orthopedics

1115 1200 Award Presentation, Closing Ceremony, Annual Business MeetingAnd Presidential Address

Our Office Hours Session is designed to be an interactive case based discussion session. Each Office Hours will be jointly conducted by a clinician and a technologist expert in Densitometry and Osteoporosis. We challenge you to bring your clinical cases together with X-Ray or DXA Scan results, whichever applicable for discussion.

Do make use of the Office Hours Sessions to discuss and share some challenging cases with other delegates so that we can learn from everyone.

Office Hours Sessions are :-

21 March 2019Office Hours 1 : 7.00am to 8.00amExperts : Anita Colquhoun & Leonard Koh Kia Hu

21 March 2019Office Hours 2 : 12.15pm to 1.00pmExperts : John Carey & Diane Krueger

22 March 2019Office Hours 3 : 7.00am to 8.00amExperts : John Shepherd & Diane Krueger

Light breakfast will be served.

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Opening Ceremony Program

Date : 20th March 2019Venue : Grand Ballroom, Level 6, Hilton Hotel Kuala Lumpur

Time Date

6.32pm to 6.35pm Welcome Message by Emcee

6.35pm to 6.40pmWelcome Address byYBhg Dato’ Dr Lee Joon KiongScientific Chairman of the 25th ISCD Annual Scientific Meeting 2019

6.40pm to 6.45pmAddress byProf Dr Robert BlankPresident of International Society for Clinical Densitometry

6.45pm to 6.50pmAddress byDr Chan Siew PhengPresident of Malaysian Osteoporosis Society (MOS)

6.50pm to 6.55pmAddress byMr Muhammad Faizal Bin AbdullahPresident of Malaysian Society of Radiographers (MSR)

6.55pm to 7.00pmAddress byProf Dr Christopher ShuhartOrganizing Chairman of 25th ISCD Annual Scientific Meeting 2019

7.00pm to 7.10pmOpening Speech byYB Dr Lee Boon ChyeDeputy Minister of Health Malaysia

7.10pm to 7.15pm Official Launch

7.15pm to 7.20pm Introduction of Keynote Speaker: Prof Dr Li Gang

7.20pm to 8.30pm Keynote Lecture:Immunomodulation - A New Perspective for Osteoporosis Management?

8.30pm to 9.30pm Welcome Reception and Dinner

End of Evening


Scientific Program Day 121 March 2019 (Thursday)

Lecture Hall A (Hilton KL - Level 6)

Time (hrs) Topic Speaker

0600 - 1730 REGISTRATION COUNTER OPENS

0700 - 1030 Please refer to the following page for detailed program

1030 - 1215

MASTER CLASS BY GE HEALTHCARE

GE Lunar System - Clinician Chieng Poon Ung

GE Lunar System - Technologist Anita Colquhoun


1300 - 1355 Lunch, Exhibit Visit and Poster Sessions

1400 - 1455MEET THE EXPERT D1.3

The Other GIOP - Gynecologist Induced Osteoporosis Premitha Damodaran

1500 - 1600

ORAL PRESENTATION FOR BEST CLINICIAN AWARD JUDGING

Moderator John J. Carey

Judges

Angela Cheung Man WeiJohn J. CareyHeidi Kecskemethy

1500 - 1509 BC 01Combination Of DXA And Hounsfield Units To Investigate The Prevalence Of Osteoporosis In Patients With Lumbar Degenerative Diseases

Zou Da

1509 - 1518 BC 02 Registry Outcomes Of Cement Augmentation For Osteoporotic Vertebral Compression Fractures Paul Anderson

1518 - 1527 BC 03 Preoperative Osteoporosis Is Common And Undertreated Prior To Total Joint Arthroplasty Paul Anderson

1527 - 1536 BC 04Bone Texture Assessment On VFA Lateral Spine Images By Using The Texture Research Investigational Platform (TRIP): The OsteoLaus Study

Enisa Shevroja

1536 - 1545 BC 05

Adding QCT-Derived Volumetric Femoral BMD To Clinical FRAX Is A Significantly Better Predictor Of Fragility Fracture In Older Postmenopausal Women With Type 2 Diabetes Than Conventional Areal BMD-Based FRAX - The AGES-Reykjavik Cohort

Ursula Heilmeier

1645 - 1730 Tea Break, Exhibit Visit and Poster Sessions

1730 End Of Day 1. See You Tomorrow

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Lecture Hall B (Hilton KL - Level 6)



0700 - 0800 OFFICE HOURS 1 IN SENTRAL EXCHANGE BBY ANITA COLQUHOUN & LEONARD KOH KIA HU

Chairperson Christopher Shuhart

Lee Joon Kiong

0800 - 0845PLENARY 1

PL 01 Osteoporosis: Lessons From The Past, Present & Future Chan Siew Pheng

0845 - 0930PLENARY 2

PL 02 Assessing Skeletal Health: Emerging Technologies Robert Blank


SYMPOSIUM : OSTEOPOROSIS EPIDEMIOLOGY IN ASIA

Chairperson Lin Gau TyanKim Deog Yoon

1030 - 1100 S1.1 Burden And Risk Assessment Leilani Mercado-Asis

1100 -1130 S1.2 DXA: Does It Have A Role In Clinical Decision Making? E. Michael Lewiecki

1130 - 1200 S1.3 FRAX In Asia? Are We Over Treating? Leonard Koh Kia Hu

1200 - 1215 Q&A All Speakers Above

1215 - 1300 OFFICE HOURS 2 IN SENTRAL EXCHANGE BBY JOHN J. CAREY & DIANE KRUEGER


MEET THE EXPERT D1.2

1400 - 1455 Atypical Femoral Fracture (AFF) Alvin Ng Choong Meng

SYMPOSIUM : DXA QUALITY METRICS

ChairpersonSirianong Namwongprom Chan Lai Kuan

1500 - 1530 S2.1 Quality Assurance Chanika Sritara

1530 - 1600 S2.2 Phantoms, Positioning And Precision Chan Wing P.

1600 - 1630 S2.3 Calibration - How To Cross Calibrate Lawrence Jankowski






Lecture Hall C (Hilton KL - Level 6)

Time (hrs) Topic Speaker0600 - 1730 REGISTRATION COUNTER OPENS0700 - 1030 Please refer to the previous page for detailed program

PDC PEDIATRICS

Chairperson Christopher Shuhart1030 - 1045 PDC Process Overview Christopher Shuhart1045 - 1050 Welcome, Introduction, Team Members

Babette Zemel &David Weber

1050 - 1100 Key Questions To Task Force1100 - 1115 Accepted And Rejected Positions1115 - 1130 Chair’s Review Of Positions For Further Discussion

1130 - 1145 Expert Panel Questions To TF Chair On Questions For Further Review

1145 - 1215 Public Questions And Comments On Positions; Conclusion1215 - 1300 Please refer to the previous page for detailed program1300 - 1355 Lunch, Exhibit Visit and Poster Sessions


DXA Pitfalls Manju Chandran

PDC CROSS-CALIBRATION AND LSCChairperson John Shepherd

1500 - 1505 Welcome, Introduction, Team Members

Lawrence Jankowski



1540 - 1600 Public Questions And Comments On Positions; Conclusion

PDC SPINAL CORD INJURYChairperson Christopher Shuhart


Leslie Morse



1640 - 1700 Public Questions And Comments On Positions; Conclusion1700 - 1730 Tea Break, Exhibit Visit and Poster Sessions


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Scientific Program Day 222 March 2019 (Friday)






DXA Body Composition Clinical Relevance Chionh Siok Bee


1030 - 1215

MASTER CLASS BY HOLOGIC

Hologic - Clinician Paulo Wu Chih Hsing

Hologic - Technologist Diane Krueger

1215 - 1300 Please refer to following page for detailed program



DXA Body Composition Clinical Relevance Chionh Siok Bee

1500 - 1600

ORAL PRESENTATION FOR BEST TECHNOLOGIST AWARD JUDGING

Moderator John J. Carey

Judges

Angela Cheung Man WeiJohn J. CareyHeidi Kecskemethy

1500 - 1509 BT 01

Mid-Thigh Bone, Muscle And Fat Mass Associations With The Conventional Measures Of Tissue Masses On DXA Images – A Pilot Study On A New Region Of Interest

Steven Phu

1509 - 1518 BT 02 Is 3D Optical Body Shape A Candidate For Defining Frailty And Sarcopenia? En Yong Liu

1518 - 1527 BT 03Quality Improvement Model Developed For Scan Acquisition And Analysis Of Dual Energy X-ray Absorptiometry In Taiwan

Hsiao Hsing Fen

1527 - 1536 BT 04 Associations Of Anthropometry And Body Composition On Femoral Neck Geometry In Swedish Adolescents Gayani Alwis

1536 - 1545 BT 05Age Related Trends In Trabecular Bone Score And Its Correlation With Spine Bone Mineral Density In Sri Lankan Adult Women

Pramudi Hasanga Munasing Rathnayake







0700 - 0800 OFFICE HOURS 3 IN SENTRAL EXCHANGE BBY JOHN SHEPHERD & DIANE KRUEGER


Artificial Intelligence And DXA John Shepherd

0900 - 0945

PLENARY 3

Chairperson Khor Hui Min

PL 03 Ageing And Sarcopenia Neil Binkley


SYMPOSIUM : SPECIAL POPULATION

Chairperson Angela Cheung Man Wei

1030 - 1100 S3.1 Cancer And Bone Chan Siew Pheng

1100 - 1130 S3.2 HIV And Bone Lalita Wattanachanya

1130 - 1200 S3.3 Diabetes And Bone Hew Fen Lee


1215 - 1300

LUNCH SYMPOSIUM BY AMGEN

Chairperson Yeap Swan Sim

Osteoporosis Management: In For The Long Haul Chan Siew Pheng



Recent Advancements In DXA Body Composition John Shepherd

1500 - 1600

BTM SYMPOSIUM

Chairperson Ranjodh Gill

SP 10 Bone Turnover Markers Consensus In Asia Pacific Lee Joon Kiong Paulo Wu Chih Hsing


1615 - 1700

PLENARY 4

Chairperson Lee Joon Kiong

PL 05 Fragility Fracture Network “The Triad Of Orthopedics, Geriatrics And Rehab”

C. Sankara Kumar A/L Chandrasekaran Khor Hui Min Julia Patrick Engkasan

1700 - 1730 FRAGILITY FRACTURE NETWORK OF MALAYSIA LAUNCH & LAUNCH CELEBRATIONS


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Lecture Hall C (Hilton KL - Level 6)



0700 - 0800 Please refer to the previous page for detailed program


DXA “Vertebral Fracture Recognition” Chieng Poon Ung


PDC MONITORING



E. Michael Lewiecki

1035 - 1045 Key Questions To Task Force

1045 - 1100 Accepted And Rejected Positions

1100 - 1115 Chair’s Review Of Positions For Further Discussion






DXA “Vertebral Fracture Recognition” Chieng Poon Ung

PDC TRANSGENDER



Unnop Jaisamrarn



1530 - 1545 Chair’s Review Of Positions For Further Discussion





Scientific Program Day 323 March 2019 (Saturday)




SYMPOSIUM : NON-PHARMACOLOGICAL TREATMENT

- CURRENT CONCEPTS / CONTROVERSIES

Chairperson Chionh Siok Bee

0800 - 0830 S4.1 Calcium And The Sunshine Pill : Bone Of Contention Winnie Chee Siew Swee

0830 - 0900 S4.2 Exercise And Fall Reduction Dorothy Dy Ching Bing Agsaoay


SYMPOSIUM : FLS - CAPTURE THE FRACTURE

Chairperson Lee Joon Kiong

0915 - 0945 S5.1 Evidence That Makes A Difference Derrick Chan Ding Cheng

0945 - 1015 S5.2 Overcoming Barriers Tanawat Amphansap

1015 - 1045 S5.3 Fracture Captured : What’s Next? (Rehab) Dorothy Dy Ching Bing Agsaoay


1115 - 1200 AWARD PRESENTATION, CLOSING CEREMONY, ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETINGAND PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS




PDC PERIPROSTHETIC ORTHOPEDICS

Chairperson John Shepherd


Paul Anderson



0945 - 1000 Chair's Review Of Positions For Further Discussion



1115 - 1200 AWARD PRESENTATION, CLOSING CEREMONY, ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETINGAND PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS

Scientific Program Day 323 March 2019 (Saturday)

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E-Poster

POSTER ID ABSTRACT TITLE & AUTHORS

CENTRAL DXA

DX 01Differences In Bone Mineral Density And Trabecular Bone Score In Hip Fracture Patients With Type 2 Diabetes L Gani; T King; KR Saripalli; K Fernandes; LR Chong

DX 02Trabecular Bone Core Is A Useful Parameter For The Prediction Of Vertebral Fractures In Patients With Polymyalgia Rheumatica HA Kim; JY Jung; CH Suh; YJ Choi; YS Chung

DX 03Diabetes Mellitus Associated With Low Bone Mineral Densitometry In Iron Overloaded Thalassemia KG Goh; NK Ahlam; HZ Miza; S Mohd Ramli

DX 04 Relation Between Body Composition And Bone Mineral Density In Central Taiwan Populations YS Hwua; WH Cheng; TY Shih; RP Han

DX 05 Analysis Of DXA Results In Postmenopausal Women And Men Aged 50 And Over ZY Xu; SQ Zhou; JF Li; DF Gao; L Ma; YL Zhao

DX 06An Information-Extracting And Rule-Based Analytic System For Reporting Bone Mineral Density And Body Composition WC Huang; WP Chan

DX 07Concordance Between Radial SOS And Central DEXA In Diagnosing Osteoporosis In Postmenopausal Women HWAS Subasinghe; S Lekamwasam; P Ball; H Morrissey; EI Waidyaratne

DX 08 Ascites Distorts Trabecular Bone Score And Hip/Spine Bone Mineral Density M Dwyer; S Fung; D Wong; J Feld; F Wong; Q Wong; D Yau; A Colquhoun; AM Cheung

DX 09 Effect of Old Compression Fracture On Trabecular Bone Score (TBS) At Lumbar Spine Y Hsu; TJ Hsieh

DX 10Relationship Between Body Composition Analysis And Fracture Risk In Middle-Aged And Elderly Women Living In Northern China M Dong; SX Jin; XM Han; W Jian

DX 11

A Feasibility Study Using The Texture Research Investigational Platform (TRIP) To Assess Bone Texture On VFA Lateral Spine Images To Discriminate Vertebral Fracture - Application Of A Modified TBS Algorithm R White; D Krueger; F De Guio; F Michelet; D Hans; N Binkley

DX 12Lateral Distal Femur DXA Precision In Children: Cerebral Palsy Vs. Ambulatory Children With Other Medical Conditions L Lawrence; HT Harcke; A Steward; HH Kecskemethy

DX 13Relationship Between DXA Body Weight Assessed On The Norland Elite Scanner And Scale-Assessed Body Weight CA Dudzek; D Berkompas; TV Sanchez

DX 14Relationship Between DXA-Based Abdominal Fat And Other Measures Of Regional Or Total Body Fat Mass Y Sun; JM Wang; TV Sanchez



CLINICAL STUDIES & OBSERVATIONS

CO 01Use Of Hounsfield Units Of S1 Body To Diagnose Osteoporosis In Patients With Lumbar Degenerative Diseases D Zou; WS Li; F Xu; GH Du

CO 02Unrecognized Osteoporosis Is Common In Patients With A Well-Functioning Total Knee Arthroplasty J Bernatz; D Krueger; M Squire; R Illgen II; N Binkley; P Anderson

CO 03 Vertebral Bone Marrow Adiposity Assessed By Quantitative MRI: Correlates With BMD And TBS WP Chan; CC Chen; YC Lu; HT Yang; SP Lee; YJ Liu

CO 04Visceral Adipose Mass Measured By Dual-Energy X-ray Absorptiometry Is A Predictor Of Metabolic Syndrome HD Zhou

CO 05 The Effects Of Resistance Training And Aerobic Exercise On Body Composition HC Chen; YC Lu; SSY Hsieh; WP Chan

CO 06Biological And Esthetic Outcome Of Immediate Dental Implant After Photofunctionalization Or Use Of Platelet Rich Growth Factors- Randomized Controlled Trial B Singh; SA Shad; J Rao; L Kumar; M Singh; US Pal; S Kapoor, PK Singh

CO 07Can We Avoid The Loss Of Bone Mineral Density One Year After Denosumab Discontinuation? The ReoLaus Bone Project G Liebich; D Stoll; E Gonzalez-Rodriguez; D Hans; O Lamy; B Aubry-Rozier

CO 08Hip Geometry & Bone Mineral Density Correlation With Normal Thyroid Stimulating Hormone Profile Among Healthy Euthyroid Subjects S Haider

CO 09 Timeline Of Hip Fracture Assessment In A Teaching Hospital T Shanmugam; XH Teh; FC Tan; SK Chandrasekaran; S Singh; MP Tan; HM Khor; KM Tan

CO 10 Predictors Of Mobility Outcome After Hip Fracture In Older Adults FC Tan; HX Teh; T Shanmugam; S Singh; CS Kumar; KM Tan; MP Tan; HM Khor

E-Poster

DX 15 One-Year Patient Follow-Up Of Change In AP Spine And Mandible Y Sun; JM Wang; CA Dudzek; TV Sanchez

DX 16Agreement Between DXA-Based Or Radiographically-Based Vertebral Fracture Assessment With DXA Assessed T-Score KQ Pan; Y Sun; TV Sanchez; JM Wang


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MORPHOMETRIC MEASUREMENTS

MM 01 The Effect Of A Traditional Head Scarf (Tudong) On The Measurement Of Fat And Bone G Wansaicheong; BAA Nur Azizah; EP Victoreen; TYY Tong; JC Chambers

MM 02Associations Of Anthropometry And Body Composition On Femoral Neck Geometry In Pre-Pubertal Girls G Alwis; J Lenora; MK Karlsson

MM 03Associations Of Anthropometry And Body Composition On Femoral Neck Geometry In Pre-Pubertal Boys G Alwis; J Lenora; MK Karlsson

MM 04Quantification Of Bone, Marrow Adipose Tissue And Red Marrow On CT Scans: A Repeatability Study BH Ebrahim; I Rodriguez-Sanchez; A Stuart; S Phu; A Ghasem-Zadeh; G Duque

MM 05 Optical Body Shape Predicts Pediatric Spine And Whole-Body BMD And BMC J Shepherd; M Wong; BK Ng; I Pagano; E Liu; S Kennedy; N Kelly; S Heymsfield

MM 06Effect Of Body Composition On Cortical, Trabecular And Whole Femoral Neck Bone Mineral Density In Healthy Postmenopausal Chinese-Singaporean Women M Kalimeri; F Leek; CJ Henry; XD Su; MC Kruger; JJ Totman

MM 07The Study Of DXA Bone Strength Measurement Based on 3D Printed Human Proximal Femur Model J Gong; H Xu


CO 11Impact Of Menopause On Measures Of Sarcopenia In Middle-Aged Sri Lankan Women; A Cross-Sectional Study N Rathnayake; G Alwis; J Lenora; S Lekamwasam

CO 12 Experience To Share: Tripling DXA Scan Cases Within 9 Months In A Regional Hospital, Taiwan SP Changlai

CO 13Prevalence And Risk Factors For Vitamin D Deficiency Among The Population In The Western Province Of Sri Lanka: A Cross Sectional Study GW Katulanda; P Katulanda; SA Abhayaratna; H Dissanayake; PHLU De Silva

CO 14

Effect Of 2 mg Vs. 4 mg Of Zoledronic Acid On Bone Mineral Density At Lumbar Spine In Indian Postmenopausal Women With Osteoporosis – A Double-Blind Parallel Arm Randomized Controlled Trial. H Durgia; J Sahoo; S Kamalanathan; S Sarkar; G Ramkumar

CO 15 Orthopedic Surgical Bone Health Optimization: A Preliminary Assessment K Hare; N Binkley; G Borchardt; D Krueger; P Anderson

CO 16 A DXA Study Of Obese Patients Body Composition Changing Before And After Bariatric Surgery YX Li; J Gong; H Xu


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POST FRACTURE CARE

PF 01 Osteoporosis Care Gap In Managing Fragility Fracture Patients JF Leong; MA Sharkawi; KB Levin; MA Mohd-ariff; MK Yin; SA Mokhtar

PF 02Trabecular Bone Score (TBS) And Life Expectancy With And Without Osteoporotic Fracture E Shevroja; E Asllanaj; F Koromani; T Muka; OH Franco; C Zillikens; AG Uitterlinden; D Hans; F Rivadeneira


RISK ASSESSMENT & EPIDEMIOLOGY

RE 01Epidemiological Survey Of Recurrent Falls And Associated Risk Factors In Old Females Living In Remote Community CH Wu; HJ Chang; YF Chang; CY Chen; CS Chang; YZ Liu; YL Lin

RE 02Revised FRAX Based Intervention Thresholds For The Management Of Osteoporosis Among Postmenopausal Women In Sri Lanka S Lekamwasam; S Subasinghe

RE 03Subclinical Vertebral Fractures Increase The Risk Of Mortality In Elderly Women: The Japanese Population-Based Osteoporosis (JPOS) Cohort Study T Tachiki; K Kouda; J Tamaki; Y Sato; E Kajita; Y Fujita; A Yura; S Kagamimori; M Iki

RE 04 Delayed Peak Bone Mineral Density In Women In Sri Lanka; A Cross Sectional Study N Rathnayake; G Alwis; J Lenora; S Lekamwasam

RE 05 Fragility Hip Fracture Incidence In Sri Lanka T Abeygunasekara; S Lekamwasam; J Lenora; G Alwis

RE 06The Fracture Predictive Ability Of Lumbar Spine BMD And TBS As Calculated Based On Different Combinations Of The Lumbar Spine Vertebrae E Shevroja; FM Costabella; B Aubry-Rozier; E Gonzalez Rodriguez; O Lamy; D Hans


NON CENTRAL DXA

NDX 01 Comparative Study Of SOS, BMD And CT Imaging Of Human Cadaveric Femoral Cortex SO Yang; SH Lee; HJ Lee; YG Park

NDX 02 Body Composition And Muscle Strength In Men With And Without Sarcopenia M Kalimeri; MC Stephenson; JXM Ho; S Banerji; RA Merchant; SKH Tay

NDX 03An Exploratory Study Of The Texture Research Investigational Platform (TRIP) To Evaluate Bone Texture Score Of Distal Femur DXA Scans - A TBS-Based Approach R White; D Krueger; F De Guio; F Michelet; D Hans; P Anderson; N Binkley

NDX 04 Side-To-Side Differences In Distal Femur Bone Density: Children With And Without CP L Lawrence; HT Harcke; S Bachrach; HH Kecskemethy

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TREATMENT OSTEOPOROSIS & OTHER CONDITIONS

TR 01

Global Development Of Bone Health TeleECHO To Expand Capacity To Deliver Best Practice Care Of Patients With Skeletal Diseases EM Lewiecki; R Rochelle; MF Bouchonville II; A Jackson; A Lake; J Carey, Z Belaya; V Babaly-an; D Wiluzanski

TR 02 The Effect Of Modified Yoga Poses Training On The Bone Resorption In Elderly Women M Phoosuwan; T Kritpet; P Yuktanandana

TR 03Exploration Of CaSR Antagonist From Natural Products And Application In Treatment For Osteoporosis Y Zhang; R Feng; MS Wong; XL Dong; YJ Wang

TR 04Vitamin D Status, Bone Quality And Long-Term Risk For Fracture-Related Hospitalization In Older Women: A PLSAW Prospective Cohort Study RL Prince; JR Lewis; M Sim; K Zhu

TR 05 Denosumab And Its Safety Outcome In The Osteoporotic Geriatric Patients H Abdul Halim; A Rosmaliah; CZ Chew; WP Tiew; NAB Aima; MR Rizah; EGM Chong

TR 06Systematic Review And Meta Analysis Of SGLT-2 Inhibitors Use On Bone Mineral Density (BMD) SA Abhayaratna, JM Pinidiyapathirage

TR 07 Lapses And Discontinuations In Denosumab Therapy: Associations With Fracture Incidence M Peter; A Chakrabarti; H Gipson; WT Gregory; J DeClercq; L Choi, K Gibbs, SB Tanner

E-Poster


Conference Venue:Hilton Hotel Kuala Lumpur 3, Jalan Stesen Sentral, Kuala Lumpur Sentral, 50470 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Tel.: 03-2264 2264 Website: www.hiltonkl.com

Registration All delegates are required to register at the Registration Counter, located at Level 6 with the given registration confirmation. Kindly display your individual QR Code on your logged-in account for scanning purposes. All Conference Attendees and Exhibitors must wear their nametags at all times during this conference to be able to access all scientific sessions, meals and exhibition.

Registration Counter Opening Hours20th March 2019, Wednesday : 0700 - 2030 hrs21st March 2019, Thursday : 0600 - 1730 hrs22nd March 2019, Friday : 0700 - 1730 hrs23rd March 2019, Saturday : 0700 - 1200 hrs

Speaker Ready Room The Speaker Ready Room is located on Level 6. All speakers are required to submit their presentation(s) at least 4 hours before their scheduled presentation time to ensure a smooth presentation.

Speaker Ready Room Opening Hours 20th March 2019, Wednesday : 0700 - 1830 hrs21st March 2019, Thursday : 0600 - 1730 hrs22nd March 2019, Friday : 0700 - 1730 hrs23rd March 2019, Saturday : 0700 - 1200 hrs

Note For Speaker Ready Room:We close earlier on 20 Mar 2019 as all speakers will be at the welcome reception and welcome dinner after Opening Ceremony.

Conference Information

Internet Access For delegates who are staying in the hotel, you may access the complimentary Wi-Fi using the password given to you upon your check-in.

For delegates who are not staying in the hotel, you may access to complimentary Wi-Fi using the details below: Username : ISCD Password : iscd2019

E-Poster Presentation PanelsE-Poster panels are located on Level 6.

Abstract Copy As a go-green initiative, the organising committee has decided not to print the abstract book. You may view the abstracts online via the conference website, http://am2019.iscd.org

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Points for Non-MalaysiansPlease contact your respective licensing body for your CPD points. If any supporting letter is required, please send an email to our secretariat at [email protected]

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Points for MalaysiansA reminder to scan your attendance or sign for your attendance at the registration counter.

Certificate of Attendance Your certificate of attendance will be sent to your registered email address after the conference. Please check your spam folder in case you do not see it in the inbox.

Dress Code The dress code for the meeting is Smart Casual. Delegates are advised to bring along a jacket as the venue is airconditioned.

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Conference Information

Parking The parking at the conference venue is a flat rate of RM8 for same day entry and exit. The validation counter is located in front of the Business Centre on Level 6 near the lift.

For guests staying in the conference hotel, in-house guest parking rate is at RM3 with validation at the concierge.

Prayer Room The prayer room for Muslim delegates is available on Level P1. The nearest mosque is the National Mosque of Malaysia which is an 8-minute drive from the conference venue.

Getting Around Hilton Hotel Kuala Lumpur (Conference Venue) is strategically located opposite Kuala Lumpur Sentral, which is the largest transit hub that houses the main railway stations of Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia. Visitors can make use of the five rail networks (Monorail, LRT, Commuter, ERL and MRT) and public transport to travel around Kuala Lumpur. In addition to the Malaysian Taxi Services, mobile application based car services such as Grab are available and widely used in Malaysia.

Lost and Found Please take care of all your belongings. The organiser and secretariat will not be held liable in case of loss, theft or damage to personal belongings. Any misplaced items can be brought to the Registration Counter.

Conference LanyardEach delegate will receive a lanyard and conference materials. Kindly be advised that in accordance with our go-green initiative, no replacements will be provided if the lanyard and conference materials are lost.

On the last day, you may opt to leave your conference materials at the registration counter if you do not want to keep them. The returned items will be donated to underprivileged students in local orphanages and used souvenir program books will be collected and sent to the recycling centre.

Souvenir ProgramThis souvenir program has been prepared in good faith and is correct at the time of printing. There may be changes in the program. We apologise for any inadvertent errors which may be present.

Conference Secretariat The International Society For Clinical Densitometry, 25th Annual Scientific Meeting, 2019 Secretariatc/o Medical Conference Partners 4, Lengkongan Jenjarom, Taman Seputeh,58000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.Tel.: (60)3-2276 0555Fax: (60)3-6207 6795 Email: [email protected] : https://annualmeeting.iscd.org/


Venue & Exhibition Layout

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Amgen Asia Holding Limited

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Takeda Malaysia Sdn Bhd

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A. Menarini Singapore Pte Ltd

Primo Orthocare Sdn Bhd

Roche Diagnostics (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd

Hologic Inc.

Brego Life Sciences Sdn Bhd

Medimaps Group

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The 25th Annual Scientific Meeting International Society for Clinical Densitometry 2019 Organising Committee would like to thank our sponsors for their support.

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