37th International Symposium

REGISTER NOW HOTEL INFORMATION The American Autonomic Society brings together individuals from diverse disciplines who share an interest in the structure and function of the autonomic nervous system and in the pathology, treatment, and prevention of its disorders. ABOUT THE AAS

REGISTER NOW HOTEL INFORMATION The American Autonomic Society brings together individuals from diverse disciplines who share an interest in the structure and function of the autonomic nervous system and in the pathology, treatment, and prevention of its disorders. ABOUT THE AAS

Meeting Highlights

Tuesday, November 10


  • Trainee Meet & Greet
  • Course: Autonomic Practice Playbook: Exploring Models of Care (Bhavaraju-Sanka)

Wednesday, November 11


  • President’s Welcome
  • Streeten Lecture (Diedrich)
  • Low Lecture (Chelimsky)
  • Ultimate Autonomic Challenge (Sarkar)
  • Session 1: Orthostatic Hypotension, Supine Hypertension, and Syncope (Coon, Oh)
  • Session 2: Long COVID/MECFS-3 (Snapper, Hammad)”
  • Poster Session and Trainee Poster Competition

Thursday, November 12


  • Symposium 3: MCAS and the Impact on Autonomic Function (Snapper, Breitbach)
  • Symposium 4: The future of treatment and diagnosis in amyloidosis (Peltier, Gonzlez-Durate)
  • Session 3: Autonomic Failure: Synucleinopathies (Kaufmann, Shouman)
  • Session 4: Cardiovascular Disease, Autonomic Regulation (Olshansky, Sarkar)
  • Lunch and Symposium: Challenges in Diagnosing Early MSA
  • MSA Lecture (Khurana)
  • Clinical Trials Update (Cook, Lenka)
  • Autonomic Debate 1: Resolved—Pure Autonomic Failure (PAF) should be abandoned as a diagnostic entity
  • Committee and Special Interest Group Meetings
  • Poster Session

Friday, November 13


  • Business Meeting
  • Robertson Lecture (Weese-Mayer)
  • Burnstock Lecture (Ford)
  • Symposium 5: Neural control of cardiopulmonary function in health and disease (Cheng, Tompkins)
  • Symposium 6: Gastrointestinal Complications of Autonomic Dysfunction: From Motility to Microbiome (Sonu, Jiang)
  • Symposium 7: Intersecting conditions with pathophysiologic overlap: POTS, joint hypermobility syndromes (JHS), migraine, and pain sensitization (Klaas, Choe)
  • Session 5: Spinal Cord Injury and Traumatic Brain Injury & Pediatric Autonomic Disorders (Limberg, Williams)
  • AAS Board Meeting
  • CAR Editorial Board Meeting
  • Presidential Dinner

Saturday, November 14


  • Session 6: POTS (Raj, Sahu)
  • Session 7: Biomarker/Imaging (Beach, Dudenbostel)
  • Autonomic Year in Review (Lamotte)
  • Session 8: Award Presentations
  • FAAS Recognition
  • Closing Remarks and Board Transitions

PLENARY SPEAKERS

STREETEN LECTURE

André Diedrich, MD, PhD

LOW LECTURE

Thomas Chelimsky, MD

MSA LECTURE 

Vikram Khurana, MD, PhD

BURNSTOCK LECTURE

Anthony Ford, PhD

ROBERTSON LECTURE

Debra Weese-Mayer, MD

Meeting Details

Meeting Details