Cleveland Clinic Updates in Primary Immunodeficiency 2025 (Videos Only)

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Updates in Primary Immunodeficiency

Updates in Primary Immunodeficiency offers a comprehensive educational forum dedicated to reviewing both common and rare inborn errors of immunity (IEI). With more than 400 recognized chronic disorders, this course brings together expert faculty from the Cleveland Clinic to explore evolving diagnostics, cutting-edge therapies, and innovative approaches to patient care.

Designed for healthcare professionals in allergy, immunology, rheumatology, hematology, and related specialties, the sessions combine didactic lectures with real clinical cases, ensuring practical and applicable learning for daily practice.

🔹 Course Topics & Sessions

Session 1 – Humoral Deficiency

• CVID – What We Know – Charlotte Cunningham-Rundles, MD, PhD

• Pulmonary Complications of CVID – Joseph Parambil, MD

• Allergies in Antibody Deficiency – Jaclyn Bjelac, MD

• GI Disease in Inborn Errors of Immunity – Peter Mannon, MD

• Panel Discussion – Session Faculty

Session 2 – Complexities in IEI

• Rethinking Autoimmunity in PID and Beyond – Leonard Calabrese, DO

• Skin Diseases: Clues to Immune Dysfunction – Anthony Fernandez, MD, PhD

• Biologics for the Treatment of Immune Dysregulation – Jocelyn Farmer, MD, PhD

• Panel Discussion – Session Faculty

Session 3 – Advances and Future in Diagnostics

• AI for PI: Enabling Systems for Improving Outcomes – Nicholas Rider, DO

• Using Genetics in Your Practice – Harry Layton Lesmana, MD

• What to Do With Variants of Unknown Significance – Troy Torgerson, MD, PhD

• Panel Discussion – Session Faculty

Session 4 – Beyond Humoral Defects

• Complement Defects: When to Be Concerned – Kathleen Sullivan, MD, PhD

• Mannose Binding Lectin: To Test or Not? – Deepa Patadia, MD

• Panel Discussion – Session Faculty

Session 5 – Therapies and Advances in Treatment

• Immunoglobulin Replacement Therapy – James Fernandez, MD, PhD

• Antibiotic Prophylaxis in Antibody Deficiencies – Mark Ballow, MD

• Gene Therapy Revolution in Inborn Errors of Immunity – John McDonnell, MD, MS

• Restoring Immunity: Bone Marrow Transplant in PID – Rabi Hanna, MD

• Panel Discussion – Session Faculty

Session 6 – Recurrent or Secondary Infections

• Vaccines for the Immunocompromised – Cassandra Calabrese, DO

• Lab Testing for Patients with Recurrent Infections – Qasim Ansari, MD

• Panel Discussion – Session Faculty

✅ Why Attend?

• Gain expert insights on more than 400 immune disorders.

• Learn practical diagnostic and therapeutic strategies directly applicable to clinical practice.

• Stay current with emerging therapies, from biologics to gene therapy.

• Connect with leading Cleveland Clinic faculty in immunology and related specialties.