Meeting
Click the dates below for a tentative schedule.
Wednesday, Nov 3
Continental Breakfast
Morning Sessions:
Robertson Lecture
Autonomic Testing Workshop
Symposium 1: Towards a solution for autonomic dysfunction after spinal cord injury
Symposium 2: OH and circulatory dysregulation
Lunch
Afternoon Sessions:
Special Interest Group (SIG) Meetings
Free Time
Evening Sessions:
Posters
Case-Based Discussion
Thursday, Nov 4
Continental Breakfast
Morning Sessions:
Award presentations
Business meeting
Symposium 3: Canadian Cardiovascular Society POTS and OI Position Statement
Symposium 4: Emerging roles of RAS in health and disease
Lunch
Afternoon Sessions:
Symposium 5: Neuromodulation for disease treatment
Committee Meetings
Mentor-Mentee Round Table
Evening Sessions:
Streeten Lecture
Posters
Friday, Nov 5
Continental Breakfast
Morning Sessions:
Hot Topic Lecture
Debate
Symposium 6: Cognitive functions in autonomic disorders
Symposium 7: Sleep and the autonomic nervous system
Lunch
Afternoon Sessions:
AAS Board Meeting
CAR Editorial
Board Meeting
Evening Sessions:
Presidential Dinner
Saturday, Nov 6
Continental Breakfast
Morning Sessions:
Women SIG Breakfast
MSA Lecture
Symposium 8: Autonomic Dysfunction in Children
Closing Remarks
*There will also be 4 scheduled abstract-based oral sessions (one devoted to COVID-19), with presenters selected from submitted abstracts.
PLENARY SPEAKERS
ROBERTSON LECTURE
Victoria Claydon, PhD
“Autonomic regulation in spinal cord injury”
STREETEN LECTURE
Italo Biaggioni, MD
“The Pathophysiology and Clinical Pharmacology of Autonomic Disorders. It takes a Village.”
HOT TOPIC LECTURE
Julian Paton, PhD
“A bionic era in medicine”
MSA LECTURE
Glenda Halliday, MD
“The biology behind the pathology of multiple system atrophy – are we closer to a cause?”