Presidents: Paolo Manzoni, MD PhD Daniele Farina, MD.

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1 Presidents: Paolo Manzoni, MD PhD Daniele Farina, MD

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3 Thursday, September 11 th, Registration OPENING CEREMONY Chairman: D. Farina (Italy) RESPIRATORY MODULE Chairman: E. Bancalari (USA) Interaction between respiratory and hemodynamic function Speaker: E. Bancalari (USA) Pulmonary circulation and pulmonary hypertension in term and preterm neonates Speaker: S. Abman (USA) Current management of Apnea in preterm neonates Is caffeine the magic bullet? Speaker: E. Bancalari (USA) Minimally invasive surfactant therapy: an update Speaker: M. Vento (Spain) BPD: current concepts in pathogenesis and prevention Speaker: S. Abman (USA); E. Baraldi (Italy) The European Consensus Guidelines on the Management of Neonatal Respiratory Distress Syndrome in Preterm Infants 2013 Update Speakers: V. Carnielli (Italy); U. Simeoni (France) The use of the Berlin definition for acute respiratory distress syndrome during infancy and early childhood: multicenter evaluation and expert consensus Speakers: D. De Luca (Italy/France); M. Piastra (Italy) PLENARY DISCUSSION Speakers: all panelists Discussant: V. P. Carnielli (Italy); G. Lista (Italy) Closing remarks and end of the first day Speaker: E. Bancalari (USA) Departure for Opening Reception Opening Reception at Esperia Rowing Club

4 Friday, September 12 th, OPENING REMARKS Chairman: A. Fanaroff (USA) OPENING LECTURE: The year in review Chairman: D. Farina (Italy) Speaker: A. Fanaroff (USA) Special session RSV and repiratory viral burden in neonates and infants Chairman: P. Manzoni (Italy) Late wheezing and RSV infection in late preterms Speaker: E. Baraldi (Italy) Viral infections in the NICU: an update Speaker: P. Manzoni (Italy) Human milk, breastfeeding and protection against RSV infections: what do we know? Speaker: F. Polack (Argentina) Discussion and Q&A Speakers: all panelists Discussant: A. Del Vecchio (Italy) BREAK New drugs and vaccines for prevention and treatment of respiratory viral infections ininfants Chairman: F. Polack (Argentina) Speaker: J. De Vincenzo (USA) Discussant: D. A. Kaufman (USA) Super drugs for super bugs Chairman: G. Chirico (Italy) Speaker: D. A. Kaufman (USA) Discussant: E. Castagnola (Italy) LUNCH AND POSTER WALK Chairmen: E. Bertino (Italy); D.Trevisanuto (Italy)

5 Friday, September 12 th, Invited Science Platform Presentation Session Chairman: G. Buonocore (Italy) Discussant: M. Agosti (Italy); A. Dall Agnola (Italy) Lactoferrin for prevention of sepsis and NEC Chairman: P. Huppi (Switzerland) Speaker: P. Manzoni (Italy) Discussant: L. Maggio (Italy) Lactoferrin and the developing brain: food for thought? Chairman: G. Buonocore (Italy) Speaker: P. Huppi (Switzerland) Discussant: V. P. Carnielli (Italy) BREAK Preterm birth and epigenetics Chairman: A. Fanaroff (USA) Speaker: U. Simeoni (France) Discussant: A. Boldrini (Italy) Quality Improvements and Avoiding Medical errors- how do they impact outcomes Chairman: A. Villani (Italy) Speaker: A. Fanaroff (USA) Discussant: P. Biban (Italy) CLOSING REMARKS, END OF THE SECOND DAY Chairman: A. Fanaroff (USA)

6 Saturday, September 13 th, OPENING REMARKS Chairman: E. Bancalari (USA) Thrombocytopenia in the NICU Chairman: G. Corsello (Italy) Speaker: A. Del Vecchio (Italy) Discussant: L. Maggio (Italy) Hot Topic Symposium: Pulse oximetry screening for critical congenital heart defects (CCHD) in newborn infants; time for European consensus? Chairman: A. Fanaroff (USA) Discussant: G.P. Donzelli (Italy) Evidence for CCHD Screening and its practical application using Pulse Oximetry Speaker: A. Ewer (UK) USA and International efforts towards implementation: is a recommendation for the EU needed? Speaker: G. Martin (USA) Dutch home delivery experience on CCHD screening Speaker: A. te Pas (The Netherlands) BREAK CCHD screening: the Nordic data Speaker: A. de-wahl Granelli (Sweden) IgM-enriched Immunoglobulins Chairman: M. De Curtis (Italy) Speaker: F. Raimondi (Italy) Discussant: H. Messner (Italy) An update on the role of G-CSF and GM-CSF in the management of infections in preterm neonates Chairman: C.Romagnoli (Italy) Speaker: E. Castagnola (Italy) Discussant: M. Bellettato (Italy) CLOSING REMARKS P. Manzoni (Italy); A. Fanaroff (USA), E. Bancalari (USA)

7 Paolo Manzoni Secretary, Scientific Committee, the Fondazione Crescere Insieme al Sant Anna-Onlus Scientific and Research Neonatology Foundation WELCOME FROM THE CHAIRMEN Dear Colleagues and Friends, the Division of Neonatology and NICU of Sant Anna Hospital in affiliation with the Crescere Insieme al Sant Anna Scientific and Research Neonatology Foundation is proud to announce the 5th edition of the International Conference on Clinical Neonatology, to be held in Torino, Italy on September , In line with the spirit of the successful previous editions, held in November 2009, March 2010, May 2012 and June 2013, the goal of this Conference is to present the latest, updated scientific evidence on the care, treatment and follow-up of preterm neonates. Once more, the congress will be a multidisciplinary program of neonatal and perinatal research and practice, giving the opportunity to interact and share clinical and research experiences with colleagues in the Neonatology community. Prominent international speakers from all the fields of Neonatology and Pediatrics will provide comprehensive, up-to-date, research-based answers to the most frequent questions that arise at patient s bedside in everyday practice. Torino is a splendid venue for this meeting and will give all the delegates the opportunity to enjoy the unique charm of its beautiful baroque buildings, old churches and renowned monuments, as well as with the unforgettable taste of the local cuisine specialties like chocolates, truffles, and ravioli needles to mention the famous wines and spirits! Please let me invite you to join us and attend this exciting event! As the Chair of the organizing committee, I look forward to welcoming you in Torino. Sincerely yours, Paolo Manzoni, MD Chairman International Conference on Clinical Neonatology Organized by the Fondazione Crescere Insieme al Sant Anna-Onlus Scientific and Research Neonatology Foundation

8 Chairman Paolo Manzoni Co-chairman A. Avroy Fanaroff, Eduardo Bancalari THE FOUNDATION The Foundation: Crescere insieme al Sant Anna-ONLUS and its Scientific Committee Since its institution in 2005, the Foundation Crescere insieme al Sant Anna-ONLUS has set its objectives as being the promotion of development and well-being of newborn babies and their families, through all suitable ways, including research and dissemination of knowledge in the field of neonatology.... To this purpose, together with its long standing associate Juventus Footbal Club and through the Communication and Marketing Agency Eurelab, the Foundation has developed a series of information, promotion and fund raising events that have always pursued the objective of bridging together society and the preterm newborns and their families. The setting up of a scientific committee which supports both research and education in neonatology focuses on the aim of involving a large part of society in the effort of improving knowledge in the neonatal field and care for the smallest premature babies. WELCOME FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE FONDAZIONE CRESCERE INSIEME AL SANT ANNA - ONLUS Dear Colleagues and Friends, As the head of the Neonatology and NICU Department at Sant Anna Hospital and founder of Crescere insieme al Sant Anna-ONLUS, I am very happy to support again my colleague Paolo in the organisation of the fourth edition of this Conference that falls within the Foundation s objectives and that also allows us to consolidate research into neonatology through the sharing of knowledge between all those who are part of this branch of medicine. I am proud to welcome you once more in Turin, which is well known for its Baroque architecture, imposing monuments and sites, picturesque squares and porticos as well as its local culinary delights. Daniele Farina, MD

9 FACULTY Steven Abman Massimo Agosti Edoardo Bancalari Eugenio Baraldi Massimo Bellettato Enrico Bertino Paolo Biban Antonio Boldrini Giuseppe Buonocore Virgilio Carnielli Elio Castagnola Gaetano Chirico Giovanni Corsello Alberto Dall Agnola Mario De Curtis Daniele De Luca Antonio Del Vecchio John DeVincenzo Anne De-Wahl Granelli Gianpaolo Donzelli Chicago USA Milan ITA Miami USA Padova ITALY Vicenza ITALY Turin ITALY Verona ITALY Pisa ITALY Siena ITALY Ancona ITALY Genoa ITALY Brescia ITALY Palermo ITALY Verona ITALY Rome ITALY Paris FRANCE Bari ITALY Memphis USA Gothenburg SWEDEN Florence ITALY Andy Ewer Avroy A. Fanaroff Daniele Farina Petra Huppi David A. Kaufman Gianluca Lista Luca Maggio Paolo Manzoni Gerard Martin Hubert Messner Marco Piastra Fernando Polack Francesco Raimondi Birmingham UK Cleveland USA Turin ITALY Ginevra SWITZERLAND Charlotteston USA Milan ITALY Rome ITALY Turin ITALY Philadelphia USA Bozen ITALY Rome ITALY Buenos Aires ARGENTINA Naples ITALY Costantino Romagnoli Rome ITALY Umberto Simeoni Marseille FRANCE Arjan te Pas Leiden THE NETHERLANDS Daniele Trevisanuto Padova ITALY Maximo Vento Valencia SPAIN Alberto Villani Rome ITALY

10 GENERAL INFORMATION CONGRESS VENUE CENTRO CONGRESSI UNIONE INDUSTRIALE Via Vincenzo Vela, Torino Registration Fees (22% VAT excluded) Within July 15 th, 2014 Within Sept. 10 th, 2014 On site Physician 250,00 325,00 420,00 Fellow 125,00 125,00 125,00 Nurse 85,00 85,00 85,00 Conference registration fees include: Access to scientific sessions Access to exhibition area Congress kit and badge Final program Certificate of attendance CME credits Early Human Development Proceedings Coffee/tea breaks Lunch Welcome reception CME accreditation The ICCN Conference has been accredited by the Italian Ministry of Health CME AGENAS with the number The event has been recognized of 7,5 CME credits for the following categories: MD Neonatologists Paediatricians Pediatric nurses Nurses An application has been made to the EACCME for CME accreditation of this event. ORGANIZING SECRETARIAT