Inflammatory Bowel Diseases

16th Congress of ECCO, July 2-3 & 8-10, 2021, Virtual

Access levels

See the ECCO'21 access levels in the table below:

 

 

Section of homepage/Programme element Scientific Registration Educational Registration Exhibitor Registration
Opening page of Virtual Congress Platform
(simple ECCO account holders not, only congress registered delegates!)
yes yes yes
Programme
(searchable programme, to browse through)
yes yes yes
Scientific Programme yes no no
Educational Programme no yes no
Scientific Satellite Symposia yes yes yes
Educational Satellite Symposia
(everybody with an educational course registration, not only with registration for that specific course)
no yes yes
Satellite Symposia Overview page
(listing the Satellite Symposia)
yes yes yes
Industry Exhibition yes yes yes
e-Posters yes yes yes
Media Library
(incl. Abstract Book and JCC)
yes yes yes
ECCO Booth yes yes yes
Networking yes yes yes
Help Desk yes yes yes

Satellite Symposia access for Prescribers only

Satellite Symposium 1a - AbbVie: Leaping into the future: exploring IL-23 inhibition for CD management
Satellite Symposium 2a - Takeda: Targeting progression of Crohn’s disease to improve patient outcomes
Satellite Symposium 2c - Eli Lilly: Identifying Bowel Urgency in Patients With Ulcerative Colitis: The Need for Speed
Satellite Symposium 3a - Takeda: Breaking the vicious cycle of Crohn’s perianal fistulas – a multidisciplinary team approach
Satellite Symposium 3b - AbbVie: Leaping into the future: exploring IL-23 inhibition for CD management
Lunch Satellite Symposium LS1 - AbbVie: Next Generation Inhibition of JAK Signalling: Aspiring for New Depths in UC Outcomes
Satellite Symposium 4a - Takeda: Pushing the boundaries in the management of Ulcerative Colitis: Is “disease clearance” possible?
Lunch Satellite Symposium LS5 - AbbVie: Next Generation Inhibition of JAK Signalling: Aspiring for New Depths in UC Outcomes
Lunch Satellite Symposium LS6 - Takeda: IBD in COVID 19 pandemic times: Emerging evidence from clinical practice