

Prof Lars Erik Kristensen
Professor Lars Erik Kristensen is Head of Research at the Parker Institute in Copenhagen, Denmark, and holds an honorary doctoral position at Lund University, Sweden, and a professorship at Copenhagen University, Denmark. He received his medical degree from Copenhagen University and a PhD in Clinical Medicine from Lund University. He later specialised in internal medicine and rheumatology. Professor Kristensen also completed a postdoc at Karolinska University, Sweden.
Professor Kristensen’s research interests are degenerative and inflammatory arthritis, with a focus on patient value, lifestyle factors, treatment response and predictors thereof in randomised controlled trials and observational settings. He also managed his own research group (South Swedish Arthritis Treatment Group [SSATG]) in Lund from 2011 to 2013. Professor Kristensen is also a board member and head of research at the Danish Society of Rheumatology. He has given >250 lectures at national and international congresses and meetings.

Recognising HS symptoms: Diagnosis and what you need to know
Key criteria for diagnosing HS, common misdiagnoses and how AI can be used to assess disease severity

Taking a holistic approach: HS and its comorbidities
HS often presents with comorbidities extending beyond the skin. A holistic approach is essential for effective HS management

The invisible impact of HS: Hearing the patient experience
HS presents diverse challenges for patients, across many key aspects of life. Insights into these complex burdens provides the foundation for essential support

Caring for HS wounds: What you need to know
Essential post-operative HS wound care techniques, from daily dressing changes to advanced techniques like split-skin grafts and vacuum therapy

Understanding the science behind HS
Underlying mechanisms behind HS pathogenesis and potential risk factors driving disease

Hidracensus 7.3 HS Awareness Week Webinars Flyer
Download this flyer to invite your colleagues to the two HS Awareness Week webinars.