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This classification, based on age at diagnosis, disease location, and disease behaviour (inflammatory, stricturing, or fistulating), has long served as the foundational system for characterizing IBDin both research and clinical practice.  \nThroughout this meeting, we aim to delve deeply into the biological and clinical relevance of each component of the Montreal Classification. Special emphasis will be placed on understanding the immunological underpinnings that give rise to the different phenotypes of IBD seen in patients. By integrating perspectives from basic and translational science as well as clinical medicine, we hope to advance our collective understanding of IBD heterogeneity.  \nThe symposium will culminate in a forward-looking discussion on the future of IBD classification. With emerging insights in mucosal immunology, large datasets, and disease courses, we will consider how the next iteration of disease classification might evolve to better reflect underlying disease biology and improve patient care.  \nWe thank all participants for contributing to this important dialogue and look forward to a productive and inspiring meeting.  \nOliver Brain, Ailsa Hart, James Lee, Britta Siegmund  \nMUCOSAL IMMUNOLOGY DAYS  \nJuly 10-12, 2025  \nScientific Organization:  \nOliver Brain, Oxford (UK)  \nAilsa Hart, London (UK)  \nJames Lee, London (UK)  \nBritta Siegmund, Berlin (DE)  \nCongress Venue:  \nExamination Schools  \n81 High street Oxford, OX1 4AS United Kingdom  \nFor admission to scientific events your name badge should be clearly visible.  \nAccompanying persons are not permitted during the conference at any time.  \nStart of Registration:  \nThursday, July 10, 2025 12:30 h  \nat the congress office  \nStart of ePoster Session:  \nThursday, July 10, 2025 12:30 h  \n3  \nTHURSDAY, JULY 10, 2025  \n13:00 Networking Lunch  \n\n| 13:45\u003Cbr>14:00 | Welcome |\n| --- | --- |\n|  | Setting the scene: What scientists, clinicians and patients want to know about mucosal immunology\u003Cbr>Ailsa Hart, London; Britta Siegmund, Berlin |\n| SESSION I |  |\n| Are we closer to a biological classification of IBD?\u003Cbr>In the first session, we will explore the potential for a biological classification for inflammatory bowel disease. We will consider the contribution of animal models and other model systems, such as organoids, to inform us about disease pathogenesis with relevance to human disease and classification. |  |\n| Chairs | Ailsa Hart, London; Britta Siegmund, Berlin |\n| 14:15\u003Cbr>14:45\u003Cbr>15:05\u003Cbr>15:25\u003Cbr>15:45 | Keynote lecture: The 2030 (and beyond) vision for IBD:\u003Cbr>Basic science perspective\u003Cbr>Fiona Powrie, Oxford |\n|  | Are we aiming for a biological classification for IBD?\u003Cbr>Matthieu Allez, Montreal |\n|  | How do animal models reflect disease ","cbCaigkElG4IzBzs","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigkElG4IzBzs","pdf",1800298,58,"English","# Preface\n# Scientific Program\n## List of Speakers, Moderators and Scientific Organizers\n## Information\n## Poster Abstracts\n### Full Content of Poster Abstracts\n## Author Index to Poster Abstracts","[{\"question\":\"What framework is used to explore IBD in the symposium?\",\"answer\":\"The symposium uses the Montreal Classification framework, based on age at diagnosis, disease location, and disease behavior (inflammatory, stricturing, or fistulating).\"},{\"question\":\"What topics are covered in the scientific program?\",\"answer\":\"It covers biological classification prospects for IBD, contributions of animal models and other model systems, relevance of age in mucosal immunology and microbiology, and disease location across parts of the GI tract.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the meeting address the future of IBD classification?\",\"answer\":\"It culminates in a forward-looking discussion on how emerging insights in mucosal immunology, large datasets, and disease courses may influence the next iteration of disease classification and improve patient care.\"}]","MUCOSAL IMMUNOLOGY DAYS - Symposium 241 - Preface and Scientific Program | PDF",1790957349,146]