Scientific programme aggiornato

ESN Pre-Congress Course ‘Nutrition in early life’
in collaboration with the IPOKRaTES Foundation (ORANGE 1)

Coordinators: Mark Johnson, United Kingdom; Miguel Saenz de Pipaon, Spain DOWNLOAD PROGRAMME IN PDF

Introduction

Mark Johnson, United Kingdom

Nutritional management during Acute Kidney Injury

Silvia Iacobelli, France

Case discussion- AKI

Nutritional management in infants with a PDA

Chiara Lembo, France

Case Discussion- PDA

Nutritional management of infants at high risk of NEC (or post NEC)

Gitte Zachariassen, Denmark

Case Discussion

COFFEE BREAK

Nutritional intervention to prevent and manage BPD

Miguel Sáenz de Pipaón, Spain

Case Discussion

Nutritional interventions to aid neurodevelopment/neuroprotection

Josef Neu, United States

Case Discussion

Nutritional Management relating to preventing and managing complications of PN

Nadja Haiden, Austria

Case Discussion- PN complications

LUNCH BREAK

How to integrate enteral and parenteral nutrition in the extreme premature infant to improve nutritional support

Sissel Moltu, Norway

Case Discussion- transitioning from PN to EN Case

Interdisciplinary Approach to Nutritional Assessment and Support

Mark Johnson, United Kingdom

Case Discussion- nutritional support

Growth trajectories in very preterm infants

Chris Fusch, Germany

Case discussion- growth trajectories

Closing remarks

Mark Johnson, United Kingdom

NEVAT course on neonatal vascular access (ORANGE 2)

Coordinators: Eirik Nestaas, Norway, Fiammetta Piersigilli, Belgium

Session 1

Time for revolution in neonatal vascular access

Fiammetta Piersigilli, Belgium; Eirik Nestaas, Norway; Mauro Pittiruti, Italy

The many uses of ultrasound in neonatal vascular access

Robin Van der Lee, the Netherlands

Visualization of superficial veins in neonates (RaSuVA protocol and NIR technology) and Insertion of epicutaneo-cava catheters

Vito d’Andrea, Italy

Insertion of umbilical venous catheters

Giovanni Barone, Italy

Ultrasound guided central catheters (CICCs and FICCs) in neonates

Mauro Pittiruti, Italy

COFFEE BREAK

Session 2

Securement of the catheter and protection of the exit site: cyanoacrylate glue and transparent membranes

Roland Van Rens, the Netherlands

Technique of intraosseous access in neonates

Bernhard Schwaberger, Austria

Prevention of central line associated blood stream infections

Fiammetta Piersigilli, Belgium

Open discussion / Q&A

Prevention of central line associated blood stream infections

Fiammetta Piersigilli, Belgium

Videos / discussion / Q&A

LUNCH BREAK

Hands-on practice (part 1)

• Skill station 1
Visualization of superficial and deep veins (on volunteers)
Station 1a - Dr. Mauro Pittiruti, Italy
Station 1b - Dr. Giovanni Barone, Italy

• Skill station 2
Techniques for ultrasound guided puncture (on simulator)
Station 2a - Vito D’Andrea, Italy
Station 2b - Robin Van der Lee, the Netherlands

• Skill station 3
Fiammetta Piersigilli, Belgium; Roland Van Rens, the Netherlands; Bernhard Schwaberger, Austria
Station 3a - Techniques for the securement and dressing of the devices (on simulator)
Station 3b - Intraosseus devices (on simulator)

COFFEE BREAK

Hands-on practice (part 2)

• Skill station 1
Visualization of superficial and deep veins (on volunteers)
Station 1a - Dr. Mauro Pittiruti, Italy
Station 1b - Dr. Giovanni Barone, Italy

• Skill station 2
Techniques for ultrasound guided puncture (on simulator)
Station 2a - Vito D’Andrea, Italy
Station 2b - Robin Van der Lee, the Netherlands

• Skill station 3
Fiammetta Piersigilli, Belgium; Roland Van Rens, the Netherlands; Bernhard Schwaberger, Austria
Station 3a - Techniques for the securement and dressing of the devices (on simulator)
Station 3b - Intraosseus devices (on simulator)

Closing

PRE-CONGRESS COURSE - Moving from evidence-to-decision in Neonatology (TARRAGONA)

Coordinators: Roger Soll, United States; Souvik Mitra, Canada

Introduction

Roger Soll, United States

Moving from evidence-to-decision in neonatology

1. Overview of the workshop & objectives
2. Importance of clinical guidelines
3. Introduction to the GRADE methodology

Assessing the importance & quality of evidence: Part 1

Souvik Mitra, Canada

1. Developing the guideline purpose and formulating the guideline questions
2. Understanding the relevance of outcome selection
3. Source of evidence for guideline development
4. Assessing the quality (risk of bias) of studies included Introduction to the GRADE approach for assessing the quality of evidence

• Formulate a guideline question
• Define thresholds of benefit and harm
• Assess the risk of bias for each domain on the Cochrane Risk of Bias (RoB) tool for the given article
• Assess the overall risk of bias of the body of evidence of the given outcome

Assessing the importance & quality of evidence: Part 2

Souvik Mitra, Canada

1. Assign the certainty of a body of evidence using the GRADE domains

• Assess the rating for the inconsistency domain
• Assess the rating for the imprecision domain

COFFEE BREAK

Moving from evidence to recommendations: Introduction to the Evidence to Decision Framework

Understand the key criteria when moving from evidence to recommendations including balance of benefits and harms, values and preferences, resource implications, cost-effectiveness, equity, acceptability, and feasibility

Large group session: Souvik Mitra, Canada

Making recommendations: Guideline Simulation
Apply the key criteria when moving from evidence to recommendations

Small groups: Guideline panel simulation exercise

Open Discussion and Closing Remarks

PRE-CONGRESS COURSE - Neonatal and Paediatric vascular access

Coordinators: Eirik Nestaas, Norway, Fiammetta Piersigilli, Italy

PRE-CONGRESS COURSE - Neonatal Non-invasive Ventilation (TARRAGONA)

Coordinators: Corrado Moretti, Camilla Gizzi

Non-invasive respiratory support in the Delivery Room

Camilla Gizzi, Italy

Q&A

What’s new in surfactant therapy?

Virgilio Carnielli, Italy

Q&A

Modes of non-invasive support and ventilation

Camilla Gizzi, Italy

Q&A

Syncronized NIPPV: physiological effects, technical issues and clinical results

Corrado Moretti, Italy

Q&A

ESN Pre-Congress Course ‘Resuscitation’

Coordinators: Arjan te Pas, The Netherlands DOWNLOAD PROGRAMME IN PDF

Welcome

Arjan te Pas, The Netherlands

Temperature management

Emma Dunne, Ireland

Discussion

Cord management

Ronny Knol, The Netherlands

Discussion

COFFEE BREAK

Stimulation of breathing

Janneke Dekker, The Netherlands

Discussion

Respiratory support

Gianluca Lista, Italy

Discussion

LUNCH BREAK

Hands-on Session

Coordinators: Tomasz Szczapa, Poland: Camila Gizzi, Italy; Snorri Donaldsson, Iceland; Michael Wagner, Austria; Janneke Dekker, the Netherlands

ESN Pre-Congress Course ‘A new look at outcome’

Coordinators: Neil Marlow, UK; James Boardman, UK; Deirdre Murray, Ireland DOWNLOAD PROGRAMME IN PDF

What are we trying to measure?

Neil Marlow, UK

Risk prediction to guide targeted intervention and follow up

Deirdre Murray, Ireland

The development of self-regulation, cognitive control, and executive function

Nic Chevalier, UK

COFFEE BREAK

Socioeconomic effects on outcomes after perinatal brain injury: measurement and mechanisms

James Boardman, UK

The social environment of children: how it shapes mental health and cognition

Louise Arsenault, UK

Harnessing neuroplasticity to improve outcome in high risk infants

Andrea Guzzetta, Pisa, Italy

LUNCH BREAK

Transdiagnostic approaches to classifying outcome

Chiara Nosarti, UK

Follow-up in under resourced settings

Cally Tann, UK

Panel discussion

BREAK

Hands-on workshops

Hands-on workshops: each will include a 5-10 min introduction from the speaker on the topic, followed by hands on time with the equipment and time for questions and discussion. Attendees will rotate in groups of 8 through the four following workshops: 30 minutes at each station

• Eye-tracking for early assessment of outcome
  Nic Chevalier, UK
• Participatory caregiver skills training for early care and support of at-risk children
  Cally Tann, UK
• CogniTOT Executive Function Testing use Tablet based tasks
  Deirdre Murray, Ireland
• MAIJU - out of hospital motor assessment with a wearable
  Sampsa Vanhatalo, Finland

ESN Pre-Congress Course ‘Neonatologist performed echocardiography - A theoretical and practical introduction’

Coordinators: Silvia Martini, Kasper Kyng and Eirik Nestaas DOWNLOAD PROGRAMME IN PDF

Welcome

Eirik Nestaas, Norway

How to get good images

Samir Gupta, United Kingdom

Routine Ultrasound Views

Eirik Nestaas, Norway

Review “Use of NPE in our clinic – clinical context”

Patrick McNamara, Canada

COFFEE BREAK

Assessment of PDA

Silvia Martini, Italy

Assessment of PPHN

Kasper Kyng, Denmark

Assessment of Neonatal Shock

Aisling Smith, Ireland

LUNCH BREAK

Hands-on Sessions*

Faculty
*Limited number of seats

COFFEE BREAK

Hands-on Sessions*

Faculty
*Limited number of seats

Wrap-up

Silvia Martini, Italy; Kasper Kyng, Denmark

End

ESN Pre-Congress Course ‘Pain’

Coordinators: Sinno Simons, the Netherlands; Giacomo Cavallaro, Italy; Gerbrich van den Bosch, The Netherlands (on behalf of the ESPR Special Interest Group Neonatal Pain)

Welcome

Giacomo Cavallaro, Italy

Overview neonatal pain

Moderators: Sinno Simons, the Netherlands and Giacomo Cavallaro, Italy

Reflection on neonatal pain

Keith Barrington, Canada

Discussion

Neonatal pain and its impact

Gerbrich van den Bosch, The Netherlands

Discussion

Pain measurement

Clinical guidelines to assess pain

Monique van Dijk, The Netherlands

Discussion

COFFEE BREAK

Multimodal pain assessment

Jean-Michel Roué, France

Discussion

Pain treatment

Moderators: Gerbrich van den Bosch and Monique van Dijk, the Netherlands

Nursing newborns with pain

Emma Olsson, Sweden

Discussion

Treating procedural pain in newborns

Anne Smits, Belgium

Discussion

LUNCH BREAK

Treating prolonged neonatal pain

Xavier Durrmeyer, France

Discussion

Errors in drug administration

Giulia Vercesi, Italy

Discussion

Pain management: workshop (including coffee)

Interactive session: optimizing your local pain protocol

Moderators: Xavier Durrmeyer, France and Anne Smits, Belgium

Moving forward in pain management

Moderators: Xavier Durrmeyer, France and Anne Smits, Belgium

Translational pain studies

Nynke van den Hoogen, Canada

Discussion

Artificial intelligence for pain management

Rebeccah Slater, United Kingdom

Discussion

Interactive session: lessons learned?

Sinno Simons, the Netherlands

ESN Pre-Congress Course ‘Mechanical ventilation’

Coordinator: Bernard Barzilay, Israel DOWNLOAD PROGRAMME IN PDF

Theoretical Part

Introduction

Bernard Barzilay, Israel

Physiology of the Lung

Bernard Barzilay, Israel

Lung Injury and Protection Strategy

Olivier Danhaive, Belgium

Modes of Conventional Ventilation- SIMV, PTV (AC), PSV including Volume Guarantee

Tomasz Szczapa, Poland

COFFEE BREAK

High Frequency Ventilation

Anton van Kaam, The Netherlands

Graphs and Loops

Theodore Dassios, UK

Trigger Possibilities

Hans Fuchs, Germany

NAVA

Hans Fuchs, Germany

LUNCH BREAK

Practical Part

3 Rotations in small groups (60 min. for each station)

1. Conventional ventilation: this includes VTV, loops/graphics, including cases
   Tomasz Szczapa, Poland; Theodore Dassios, UK
2. HFV: how to set and how to recruit, including cases
   Anton van Kaam, The Netherlands; Hans Fuchs, Germany
3. Practical station
• Surfactant: the way of administration (Like InSuRe, LISA, MIST)
  Bernard Barzilay, Israel
• NAVA- How to set and adjust
  Olivier Danhaive, Belgium

Closing Remarks

Faculty

PRE-CONGRESS EFCNI COURSE - Partnering with parents: How can parents become partners in the care of their infants

Coordinator: Silke Mader, Germany

Introduction

Improving the quality of care with implementing an infant and family-centered development approach

Gina Ancora, Italy

The afterglow of the pandemic: how to implement a zero separation and welcoming policy in your neonatal unit

Anna Axelin, Finland

COFFEE BREAK

IFCDC with very sick or preterm babies at all times – are there any exceptions and how does this work

Anna Axelin, Finland

Mother-Newborn Couplet Care - Reinventing our system for non-separation

Stina Klemming, Sweden

Discussion

LUNCH BREAK

Involving fathers and siblings in the care of preterm infants

Jos Latour, United Kingdom

Becoming a parent of a very preterm infant – the patient perspective

Gigi Khonyongwa-Fernandez, USA

Discussion

OPENING CEREMONY

Chairs: Charles C. Roehr, United Kingdom; Silke Mader, Germany; Corrado Moretti, Italy

jENS Awards

Vatican Museums

Barbara Jatta, Italy (Director of Vatican Museums)

Discussion

Speak on global paediatric / newborn health

Carlo Giaquinto, Italy

Discussion

BRAIN 1 - Neuromonitoring

Chairs: Ana Alarcon, Spain; Jeroen Dudnik, the Netherlands

Computational tracking of functional brain age in preterm infants

Sampsa Vanhatalo, Finland

Automated EEG background analysis in hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy

John O’Toole, Ireland

Oral Communications (4x15 minutes)

LUNG 1 - Mechanical ventilation / Non-invasive

Chairs: Wes Onland, the Netherlands; Sarah Kotecha, UK

Volume guarantee during CMV and HFO

Anton van Kaam, the Netherlands

Targeting arterial oxygen saturation in preterm infants – what to aim for and how to achieve it - is closed-loop automated oxygen control the solution?

Peter Dargaville, Australia

Oral Communications (4x15 minutes)

NUTRITION 1 - Nutrition and preterm infant outcome

Chairs: Magnus Domellöf, Sweden, Sissel Moltu, Norway

Human milk as immune booster

Hans van Goudoever, the Netherlands

Strategies to promote breatmilk in ELBW

Gitte Zachariassen, Denmark

Oral Communications (4x15 minutes)

PHARMA 1 - Why neonatal pharmacology?

Chairs: Karel Allegaert, Belgium; Sezin Unal, Turkey

How to use drugs in neonates: the role of clinical pharmacology

John van der Anker, United States

New drug opportunities in the NICU

Sinno Simons, the Netherlands

Oral Communications (4x15 minutes)

EPIDEMIOLOGY 1 - Inequaties in newborn health

Chairs: Jennifer Zeitlin, France; Hannah Blencowe, United Kingdom

The burden of fetal growth restriction and preterm birth in low and middle income coun-tries

Hannah Blencowe, United Kingdom

Malaria in pregnancy and its effect on fetal and neonatal health in sub-Saharan Africa

Valérie Briand, France

Oral Communications (4x15 minutes)

EFCNI 1 - Ethical aspects around new technologies and research trials

Chairs: Silke Mader, Germany; Luc Zimmermann, the Netherlands

The ethics of new technologies

Dominic Wilkinson, UK

Patient involvement in neonatal research and new technologies

Aisling Walsh country, Germany

Oral Communications (4x15 minutes)

Coffee break

RACISM AND INEQUITIES IN HEALTHCARE SYSTEM

Chairs: Sandra Horsch, Germany; Manon Benders, the Netherlands

Racism and perinatal health inequities Research: Where we have been and where we should go

TBD

Gender inequities in health care

Marceline Tutu van Furth, the Netherlands

Lunch break

5 Poster Sessions

LUNG 2 - BPD

Chairs: TBD; Luc Zimmerman, the Netherlands

Prediction models

Matt Laughon, United States

Enose-for detecting BPD

Wes Onland, the Netherlands

Oral Communications (4x15 minutes)

BRAIN 2

Chairs: Manon Benders, the Netherlands, Luca Ramenghi, Italy

Imaging and outcome of fossa posterior abnormalities in preterm infants

Sylke Steggerda, the Netherlands

EurUS.brain MRI update: which is the best scoring to use in infants with HIE

Lauren Weeke, the Netherlands

Oral Communications (4x15 minutes)

CIRCULATION 1 - Multimodal evaluation of shock in the NICU

Chairs: Bernhard Schwaberger, Austria; Patrick McNamara, United States

Methods for assessing shock in the NICU

Erik Nestaas, Norway

Integrating multimodal surveillance and clinical signs in the clinical work

Elisabeth Kooi, the Netherlands

Oral Communications (4x15 minutes)

NUTRITION 2

Chairs: Alexandre Lapillonne, France; Silvia Iacobelli, France

Effects of nutrition therapy on growth, inflammation and metabolism in immature infants

Sissel Moltu, Norway

Efficacy and Safety of Enteral Recombinant Human Insulin in Preterm Infants

Miguel Saenz de Pipaon, Spain

Oral Communications (4x15 minutes)

ESPR nursing and healthcare professionals - Sweet dreams

Chairs: Agnes van den Hoogen, the Netherlands; Esra Ardahan Akgül, Turkey

The benefit if neonatal EEG to improve sleep

Mary Ann Ryan, Ireland

The role of music interventions in sleep promotion

Jos Latour, United Kingdom

Oral Communications (4x15 minutes)

EFCNI 2 - The golden hour/patient safety

Chairs: Silke Mader, Germany; Luc Zimmermann, the Netherlands

Keeping the baby warm - thermoregulation

Lukas Mileder, Austria

Delayed cord clamping

Heike Rabe, UK

Kangaroo Mother Care/Skin-to-skin directly after birth – even with a very sick and preterm baby

Stina Klemming, Sweden

Oral Communications (2x15 minutes)

Coffee Break

BENGT ROBERTSON AWARD

YOUNG INVESTIGATOR PRIZE SESSION

Chairs: Charles C. Roehr, United Kingdom; Petra Hüppi, Switzerland

Coffee Break

BRAIN 5 - Epigenetics and Brain development

Chairs: Deirdre Murray, Ireland; Monica Fumagalli, Italy

Epigenetics and the preterm brain

James Boardman, United Kingdom

The role of epigenetics in neurodevelopmental disorders

Jonathan Mill, United Kingdom

Oral Communications (2x15 minutes)

LUNG 3 - Cross talk

Chairs: Barbara Schmidt, Canada; Oliver Baud, Switzerland

The lung and the gut

Sarah Kotecha, UK

The lung and the brain

MJ Dahl, USA

Oral Communications (2x15 minutes)

CIRCULATION 2 - Time to integrate NIRS in neonatal care?

Chairs: Elisabeth Kooi, the Netherlands; Bernhard Schwaberger, Austria

Cerebral NIRS in the delivery room

Bernhard Schwaberger, Austria

Cerebral NIRS in the NICU

Mathias Lühr Hansen, Denmark

Oral Communications (2x15 minutes)

EPIDEMIOLOGY 2

The Epidemiology of hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy in the era of therapeutic hypo-thermia Results from the French national population-based cohort of infants with moder-ate and severe hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy (LyTONEPAL Study)

Thierry Debillon, France

Prediction of outcomes and prognosis in infants with hypoxia ischemic encephalopathy treated with therapeutic hypothermia

Waldemar A. Carlo, United States

Oral Communications (2x15 minutes)

EFCNI 3 - How can we improve preterm infant nutrition and feeding?

Chairs: Silke Mader, Germany; Mark Johnson, United Kingdom

How, when and what kind of fortification is needed to ensure an optimal growth and long-term development – what is the evidence?

Magnus Domellöf, Sweden

How to inform and involve parents in nutrition pathways

Luc Zimmermann, the Netherlands

Oral Communications (2x15 minutes)

CMV

Chairs: Ana Alarcon, Spain; Eleanor Molloy, Ireland

Transmission of cytomegalovirus in fresh and freeze-thawed mother's own milk to very preterm infants

Chris van den Akker, the Netherlands

Pros and cons for routine screening for CMV during pregnancy

George Daskalakis, Greece

Oral Communications (2x15 minutes)

Lunch Break

5 Poster Sessions

Ultrasound in the NICU

Lung Ultrasound

How to improve the quality of care/ safety on your unit

Error management and how to manage and evaluate the reporting
Jens Schwindt, Austria

Developing a blame free culture / or: Developing a valuing communication culture
Eva Schwindt, Austria

Using quality indicators
James Webbe, UK

Care of the tiny infant - Panel discussion about everything around the care of extremely pretrem infants <25 weeks gestation

Richard Sindelar, Sweden; Angela Kribs, Germany; Charles C. Roehr, UK

Writing successfully for publication

Jos Latour, United Kingdom; Agnes van den Hoogen, the Netherlands; Eleanor Molloy, Ireland

Writing your first draft manuscript

Jos Latour, United Kingdom

Completing and submitting

Agnes van den Hoogen, the Netherlands

Writing an award winning conference abstract

Jos Latour, United Kingdom

The editors perspective

Eleanor Molloy, Ireland

Discussion

Round table with all speakers

How to optimize neuroimaging for the best possible prediction of outcome

Manon Benders, the Netherlands; Luca Ramenghi, Ital

How to optimize CUS Imaging in term and preterm infants

Sandra Horsch, Germany

Discussion

How to optimize MRI Imaging in term and preterm infants

Jeroen Dudnik, the Netherlands

Interactive Case Discussion

Audience with Pane

BRONCHOSCOPY

Introduction to paediatric bronchoscopy: equipment, indications and contradictions.

Fabio Midulla, Italy; Gretta di Mattia, Italy

Anatomical and functional findings in the upper and lower airways

Ernst Eber, Austria

Endoscopy in the neonate: clinical cases

Corrado Moretti, Italy

Practical hands-on workshop on airways model

All speakers

Coffee Break

Newborn and mothers in war and crisis

Chairs: Esin Koc, Turkey; Charles C. Roehr, United Kingdom

War. (Speaker from Ukraine, WHO)

Denis Surkov, Ukraine

Perinatal outcome in refugees

George Daskalakis, Greece

Meet and Greet

LUNG 4 - Longterm BPD

Chairs: Anna Lavizzari, Italy; Peter Dargaville, Australia

Adults with BPD

TBA

Long term effects of BPD

Keith Barrington, Canada

Oral communications (4x15 minutes)

Challenges and opportunities in LMIC

Chairs: Ola D. Saugstad, Norway; Corrado Moretti, Italy

How to reduce neonatal mortality

Joy Lawn, UK

TBD

Sushma Nangia, India

TBD

TBD

Oral communications (2x15 minutes)

NUTRITION 3 - Whole body and organ growth

Chairs: Miguel Saenz de Pipaon, Spain; Gitte Zachariassen, Denmark

Optimising growth in very preterm infants

Mark Johnson, United Kingdom

Congenital nephron deficit associated with a low birth weight

Silvia Iacobelli, French territories

Oral communications (4x15 minutes)

I&I&I Sepsis - Covid19 and neonates multiorgan effects and MISC

Chairs: Chris Gale, United Kingdom; Carlo Pietrasanta, Italy

Does Covid 19 affect neonatal brain?

David Kimberlin, United States

Update on MISC/PIM-TS in neonates

David Kimberlin, United States

PARALLEL SESSION 24

TBA

Coffee Break

Artificial intelligence

Chairs: Sampsa Vanhatalo, Finland; John O’Toole, Ireland

Deep learning solutions. Introduction to neural network

Pawel Kulakowski, Poland

Artificial intelligence and machine learning in neonatology

Josef Neu, USA

Lunch Break

5 Poster Sessions

BRAIN 5 - Neuroscience

Chairs: Pierre Gressens, France; Ursula Felderhof- Müser, Germany

Peripheral immune cells and perinatal brain injury: a double edged sword?

Josephine Herz, Germany

Building a regenerative scaffold for the focal brain injury - tails of spider venom and seaweed

Bobbi Fleiss, Australia

Oral Communications (4x15 minutes)

RESUSCITATION 1 - Intrauterine stabilisation

Chairs: Mario Rudiger, Germany; Max Vento, Spain

Stimulation of fetal breathing: experimental data

Graeme Polglase, Australia

Stimulation of fetal breathing: clinical data

Arjan te Pas, the Netherlands

Oral Communications (4x15 minutes)

NUTRITION 4

Chairs: Sissel Moltu, Norway; TBD

Enteral nutrition following intestinal surgery in neonates

Alexandre Lapillonne, France

Management of short bowel syndrome at a NICU – practical tips for the neonatologist

Magnus Domellöf, Sweden

Oral Communications (4x15 minutes)

CIRCULATION 3 - PDA

Chairs: Aisling Smith, Ireland; Samir Gupta, United Kingdom

What can we learn from PDA trials?

Willem de Boode, the Netherlands

Is it time to accept the null hypothesis, or do we need more PDA trials

Patrick McNamara, United States

Oral Communications (4x15 minutes)

What is the risk and impact of RSV infection for all infants?

Chairs: Ola D. Saugstad, Norway; Luc Zimmerman, the Netherlands

ResQFamily: Impact of Respiratory Syncytial Virus hospitalisation on Quality of life of Families – a multi-country study

Christina Tischer, Germany

RSV from the clinic to prevention strategies

Fabio Midulla, Italy

Oral Communications (4x15 minutes)

PHARMA 2 - Life course medicine

Chairs: Sinno Simons, the Netherlands; Giacomo Cavallaro, Italy

Maternal drug use and impact on neonates/breastfeeding

Robert Flint, the Netherlands

Paternal drug use and effects in offspring Maternal drug use and impact on neo-nates/breastfeeding

Genny Raffaelli, Italy

Oral Communications (4x15 minutes)

Coffee Break

Pediatric research

Chairs: Pierre Gressens, France; Bobbi Fleiss, Australia

Artificial womb – update where are we now?

Alan Flake, USA

Stem cell research in primates

Marius Möbius, Germany

BRAIN 6 - Seizure epilepsy syndromes

Chairs: Geraldine Boylan, Ireland; Maria Luisa Tataranno, the Netherlands

Neonatal presentation of genetic epilepsies: early differentiation from acute provoked seizures

Roberta Cilio, Belgium

Epilepsy following acute symptomatic neonatal seizure

Hannah Glass, USA

Oral communications (4x15 minutes)

LUNG 5 - Apnea of prematurity

Chairs: Anton van Kaam, the Netherlands; Sinno Simons, the Netherlands

Non-invasive respiratory support in infants with apnea of prematurity

Anna Lavizzari, Italy

Pharmacological treatment of apnea of prematurity

Barbara Schmidt, Canada

Oral communications (4x15 minutes)

NUTRITION 5 - NEC

Chairs: Camilla Martin, USA; Mark Johnson, United Kingdom

NEC – update on pathogenesis, preventive strategies and non-surgical treatment

Josef Neu, United States

Surgical treatment of NEC

Nigel Hall, United Kingdom

Oral communications (4x15 minutes)

EFCNI 5 - Infant and family-centered developmental care – is this already standard of care?

Chairs: Silke Mader, Germany; Karen Walker, Australia

The COUSIN Study: defining outcomes for family-centred care

Jos Latour, United Kingdom

Introduction of the WHO Kangaraoo Mother Care STAGE Program

Karen Walker, Australia

Mother-Newborn Couplet Care from theory to practice to ensure zero separation for all newborns

Stina Klemming, Sweden

Oral communications (2x15 minutes)

Dos and don´ts when planning a research project

Chairs: TBD

Dos and don´ts when planning a research project

Deirdre Murray, United Kingdom

Grant writing

Chiara Gabbi, Italy

Experience with ESPR award from a young researcher’s perspective

Maria Luisa Tataranno, the Netherlands

Experience

Marius Möbius, Gemany

MISC 1

Chairs: Silke Mader, Germany; Sinno Simons, the Netherlands

Father in the NICU

TBD

Prevention of PTSS

Naomi Meesters, The Netherlands

Coffee Break

CLOSING CEREMONY

Chairs: Charles C. Roehr, United Kingdom; Silke Mader, Germany; Corrado Moretti, Italy

Telemedicine for ROP screening

TBD

Telemedicine in DR

Mario Rüdiger, Germany

Telemedicine in neonatal neurocritical care

Juan Arnaez, Spain

Discussion

Closing