Scientific Information

Organising Institutions

International Foundation for Maternal Periconceptional and Perineatal Medicine (FIMPP) fondata da un gruppo di esperti di ostetriche e neonatologi altamente professionali ed entusiasti, del settore di fama mondiale che mirano a ravvivare l’interesse per l’assistenza materna e neonatale.
La FIMPP è composta dal Consiglio di Amministrazione, presieduto dal Prof. Gian Carlo Di Renzo dall’Italia e dal Consiglio dei Consulenti Scientifici, presieduto dal Prof. Umberto Simeoni dalla Svizzera.
Lo scopo di FIMPP è promuovere l’istruzione, la ricerca e il patrocinio in medicina e assistenza materna, periconcezionale e neonatale in tutto il mondo.La Fondazione ha l’obiettivo di promuovere e diffondere lo studio, la ricerca e la conoscenza sugli aspetti della medicina materna, periconcezionale e neonatale, al fine di raggiungere, con mezzi adeguati, un più alto livello di salute fisica e psichica della donna, della
madre e dei suoi figli.
La collaborazione tra varie discipline interessate all’assistenza materna, percettiva e perinatale, nonché l’amicizia tra individui provenienti da diversi paesi del mondo, porterà a migliorare la qualità e l’erogazione dell’assistenza nel mondo.

Scientific Committee

Umberto Simeoni
(Scientific Coordinator)

University of Lausanne, CHUV
Lausanne, Switzerland

Eduardo Bancalari

University of MIami
Miami, USA

Virgilio Carnielli

Univesity of Ancona
Ancona, Italy

 

Paolo Manzoni

Degli infermi Hospital
Biella, Italy

Neil Marlow
London

University College London – NHS
London, UK

Ola Didrik Saugstad

University of Oslo
Oslo, Norway

 

Umberto Simeoni
(Scientific Coordinator)

University of Lausanne, CHUV
Lausanne, Switzerland

Eduardo Bancalari

University of MIami
Miami, USA

Virgilio Carnielli

Univesity of Ancona
Ancona, Italy

Paolo Manzoni

Degli infermi Hospital
Biella, Italy

Neil Marlow
London

University College London – NHS
London, UK

Ola Didrik Saugstad

University of Oslo
Oslo, Norway

Scientific Programme

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Registrations and Welcome

08:00-10:00

DELIVERY ROOM MANAGEMENT

Chair: Ola D. Saugstad, Norway

08:00-08:20

Delivery room stabilization: what is new, 2017-2020

Ola D. Saugstad, Norway

08:20-08:40

Transition haemodynamics and effects of intact cord resuscitation

Laurent Storme, France

08:40-09:00

Oxygenation the first minutes of life

Ju Lee Oei, Australia

09:00-09:50

Discussion & Interactive session

Discussants: Ola D. Saugstad, Norway
Oral & 180 sec Posters presentations - Cases presentations

09:50-10:00

Wrap-up & take home messages

Ola D. Saugstad, Norway

10:00-10:30

COFFEE BREAK/POSTER WALK ON TOPICS

10:30-12:30

PAIN IN THE NICU

Chairs: Ricardo Carbajal, France; Juliane Schneider, Switzerland

10:30-10:50

Update over the last 3 years

Ricardo Carbajal, France; Juliane Schneider, Switzerland

10:50-11:10

Pain management in the NICU: Epidemiology & Guidelines

Ricardo Carbajal, France

11:10-11:30

Long term consequences of neonatal pain

Ruth Grunau, Canada (on line)

11:30-12:15

Discussion & Interactive session

Discussants: Ricardo Carbajal, France; Juliane Schneider, Switzerland
Oral & 180 sec Posters presentations - Cases presentations

12:15-12:30

Wrap-up & take home messages

Ricardo Carbajal, France; Juliane Schneider, Switzerland

12:30-14:00

LUNCH BREAK

14:00-16:00

PRACTICE WORKSHOP ON NEONATAL MOVEMENTS AND BRAIN IMAGING

Coordinators: Anita Truttmann, Switzerland; Cornelia Hagmann, Switzerland

16:00-16:30

COFFEE BREAK

16:30-17:15

KEY NOTE LECTURE ON: Neonatal and infant growth and development: similarities across populations; differences across phenotypes and exposotypes

Jose Villar, United Kingdom

08:00-10:00

INFECTION AND NEONATAL SEPSIS

Chairs: Paolo Manzoni, Italy; Eric Giannoni, Switzerland

08:00-08:20

An update over the last 3 years

Paolo Manzoni, Italy; Eric Giannoni, Switzerland

08:20-08:40

Development of the immune system

David Vermijlen, Belgium

08:40-09:00

Novel diagnostic tools for neonatal sepsis

José Luis Leante Castellanos, Spain

09:00-09:50

Discussion & Interactive session:

Discussants: Paolo Manzoni, Eric Giannoni, José Luis Leante-Castellanos
Oral & 180 sec Posters presentations - Cases presentations

09:50-10:00

Wrap-up & take home messages

Paolo Manzoni, Italy; Eric Giannoni, Switzerland

10:00-10:30

COFFEE BREAK/POSTER WALK ON TOPICS

10:30-12:30

NEONATAL BRAIN 1, PRETERM INFANTS

Chairs: Neil Marlow, UK; Anita Truttmann, Switzerland

10:30-10:50

Five key papers over the last 3 years

Neil Marlow, UK

10:50-11:10

Measuring outcomes after preterm birth

Deirdre Murray, Ireland

11:10-11:30

Choosing imaging modalities for the preterm brain

Manon Benders, the Netherlands

11:30-12:15

Discussion & Interactive session

Discussants: Neil Marlow, Anita Truttmann, Manon Benders
Oral & 180 sec Posters presentations - Cases presentations

12:30-14:00

LUNCH BREAK

14:00-16:00

NEONATAL BRAIN 2: PERINATAL ASPHYXIA

Chairs: Anita Truttmann, Switzerland; Neil Marlow, UK

14:00-14:20

Update over the last 3 years

Anita Truttmann, Switzerland

14:20-14:40

Imaging in neonatal asphyxia: contribution of cerebral ultrasound and MRI

Cornelia Hagmann, Switzerland

14:40-15:00

Alternatives to cooling

Nicola Robertson, UK

15:00-15:45

Discussion & Interactive session

Anita Truttmann, Neil Marlow, Nicola Robertson, Cornelia Hagmann
Oral & 180 sec Posters presentations - Cases presentations

15:45-16:00

Wrap-up & take home messages

Anita Truttmann, Switzerland; Neil Marlow, UK

16:00-16:30

COFFEE BREAK

16:30-17:15

KEY NOTE LECTURE ON: ESPR and the future of neonatal research

Charles C. Roehr, United Kingdom

08:00-10:00

THE NEONATAL LUNG

Chair: Eduardo Bancalari, USA

08:00-08:20

Review over the last 3 years

Eduardo Bancalari, USA

08:20-08:40

Airway microbiome and ventilator associated pneumonia

Max Vento, Spain

08:40-09:00

Less invasive respiratory support

Vineet Bhandari, USA

09:00-09:20

Minimally invasive surfactant administration: the OPTIMIST trial

Peter Dargaville, Australia

09:20-09:45

Discussion & Interactive session

Eduardo Bancalari, Max Vento, Vineet Bhandari
Oral & 180 sec Posters presentations - Cases presentations

09:45-10:00

Wrap-up & take home messages

Eduardo Bancalari, USA

10:00-10:30

COFFEE BREAK/POSTER WALK ON TOPICS

10:30-12:30

NUTRITION

Chairs: Virgilio Carnielli, Italy; Celine Fischer Fumeaux, Switzerland

10:30-10:50

Nutrition of preterm infants: Update over the last 3 years

Virgilio Carnielli, Italy; Celine Fischer Fumeaux, Switzerland

10:50-11:10

Early nutrition and brain development

Anita Truttmann, Switzerland; Celine Fischer Fumeaux, Switzerland

11:10-11:30

Extra-uterine growth restriction of low birth weight infants

Virgilio Carnielli, Italy

11:30-12:00

Reducing the risk for postnatal growth retardation in preterm infants: the impact of individualized fortification strategies

Christopher Fusch, Germany

12:00-12:30

Discussion, presentations by the audience, & wrap-up

12:30-

Farewell

Invited Speakers

Vineet Bhandari

USA

Manon Benders

The Netherlands

Ricardo Carbajal

France

 

Celine Fischer Fumeaux

Switzerland

Christopher Fusch

Germany

Ruth Grunau

Canada

 

Cornelia Hagmann

Switzerland

Josè Luis Leante-Castellanos

Spain

Philippe Masson

France

 

Deirdre Murray

Ireland

Ju-Lee Oei

Australia

Nicola Robertson

United Kingdom

 

Charles Roehr

United Kingdom

Juliane Schneider

Switzerland

Nicole Sekarski

Switzerland

 

Laurent Storme

France

Anita Truttmann

Switzerland

Max Vento

Spain

 

Jose Villar

United Kingdom

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