18 th Congress of the European Paediatric Surgeons Association Limassol, Cyprus, 17 th -20 th May 2017

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3 CONTENTS WELCOME ADDRESSES... 5 EUPSA President... 5 Congress Chairman... 5 International Society, History of Pediatric Surgery (ISHPS) Chairmen... 5 EUPSA STRUCTURE... 6 EUPSA Executive Board... 6 EUPSA Secretariat... 6 EUPSA Scientific Office... 6 EUPSA Education Office... 6 EUPSA Network Office... 6 EUPSA THROUGH TIME... 6 EUPSA Short History... 6 EUPSA former Presidents... 7 EUPSA former Honorary Secretaries... 7 EUPSA former Treasurers... 7 EUPSA former Scientific Office Chairmen... 7 EUPSA former Education Office Chairmen... 7 EUPSA former Network Office Chairmen... 7 EUPSA former Webmasters... 7 EUPSA Past Annual Meetings and Local Chairpersons... 7 EUPSA HONOURED PERSONS Rehbein Medal... 8 Awarded for outstanding contribution to the development of Pediatric Surgery... 8 EUPSA Honorary Membership... 8 Duhamel Lecture European Congress Lecture... 8 European Journal of Pediatric Surgery Lecture... 8 EUPSA 2017 GENERAL INFORMATION... 9 General... 9 Local Organizing Committee... 9 Abstract Scoring Committee... 9 CYPRUS, The Country on the Flag About Limassol Practical Information for Cyprus Guests Congress Venue Map EUPSA 2017 INSTRUCTIONS FOR PRESENTERS Oral Presentations Poster Presentations Publication SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM

4 Scientific Program Overview Scientific Program at a Glance BUSINESS MEETING Meetings at a Glance SOCIAL PROGRAM Welcome Reception, Wednesday 17 th May, President s Reception, Thursday 18 th May President s BEACH PARTY, Thursday 18 th May Annual dinner, Friday 19 th May REHBEIN MEDAL Michael W. L. Gauderer, MD, FACS, FAAP EUPSA HONORARY MEMBER Atsuyuki Yamataka MD, PhD, FAAP (Hon.) DUHAMEL LECTURE Paul Kwong Hang TAM, MBBS(HK); ChM(Liv); FRCS (Eng, Edin, Glas, and Ire); FRCPCH; FHKAM (Surgery)19 EUROPEAN LECTURE George W. Holcomb, III, M.D., M.B.A EUROPEAN JOURNAL PEDIATRIC SURGERY LECTURE Piotr Kaliciński Vesicourethral Reflux Course Martin A. Koyle MEET THE EXPERT Expert profiles SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM Wednesday 17 th May SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM Thursday 18 th May SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM Friday 19 th May SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM Saturday 20 th May FIND FULL ABSTARCT TEXT ON EUPSA APP FIND FULL ABSTARCT TEXT ON EUPSA WEBSITE SPONSORS, EXHIBITORS and CONTRIBUTORS Supported by Acknowledgments EXHIBITION AND POSTER FLOOR PLAN

5 WELCOME ADDRESSES EUPSA President Dear Colleagues, On behalf of the EUPSA Executive Board it gives me a great pleasure to invite you to the 18 th European Congress of Pediatric Surgery in Limassol, Cyprus.With EUPSA s focus on clinical and experimental research, there are bound to be interesting speakers and presentations emphasizing the future of our field. Scientific sessions and poster presentations will be complemented by numerous special lectures an meet the expert sessions. The exhibit hall will showcase the latest techniques, advances, trends and equipment for pediatric surgery. The exponential output of knowledge and data in our field requires communication between colleges and researchers from all subspecialties of pediatric surgery. EUPSA will provide again an excellent communication platform during the scientific sessions and social activities of the congress. We are very grateful to our congress president Professor Zacharias Zachariou for arranging this event in Limassol, the largest city in Cyprus with a cultural heritage beginning years ago. Let us enjoy the promising program together with colleges and friends from Europe and all over the world. I am looking very much forward to seeing you in Limassol in 2017! Benno Ure Congress Chairman Dear EUPSA Members, Dear Friends, Welcome to Limassol, Cyprus for the 18 th Annual Congress of the European Pediatric Surgeon s Association. It is a great pleasure that I have the chance to invite you for the second time to the Annual Congress of the European Pediatric Surgeons Association organized by me. I hope you recall the 10 th EUPSA Congress in Berne in 2010 and revive good memories. For the first time in the history of EUPSA we are on an island in the Mediterranean. The island of Cyprus has been the crossroad between East and West, since over years. Our prehistoric ancestors have used it to cross from Africa to Europe, Alexander the Great to invade Asia, the Crusaders to regain power over Holy Jerusalem and still today the NATO for Military actions in the region. We are proud of hosting 2 very important meetings on a row: The 18 th EUPSA Annual Congress and the 24 th Colorectal Club International Meeting The EUPSA Annual Congress is the most important Pediatric Surgical event of the year, attracting hundreds of Surgeons from all over Europe but also from many places in the world. Both meetings offer a unique occasion to share knowledge, discuss personal experiences and plan projects through the well planned Scientific Sessions, Courses and Meet the Expert Sessions held by colleagues with high expertise. The correlate events will take place in the old city and in archaeological sites older than 2000 years, reviving Greek, Persian, Italian, French, Othman and British culture. Cyprus is an attraction visited by more than people per year looking for recreation as well as culture offered by the rich history of this island. I am sure your stay in Cyprus will be a memorable experience. We all are looking forward to welcoming you and your families to Limassol /Cyprus. Zacharias Zachariou International Society, History of Pediatric Surgery (ISHPS) Chairmen Dear Colleagues, Dear EUPSA Members, As you may know, the ISHPS was founded by Jan Molenaar more than 30 years ago. Since 1986, ISHPS organized biannual History Club Sessions during the BAPS meetings. We are happy to announce that, now History Club Sessions will be organized during the EUPSA Meetings. ISHPS is grateful to EUPSA for the opportunity to realize the next meeting in Limassol. According to the History Club tradition an invited speaker gives a lecture on History of Medicine and History of Pediatric Surgery of the hosting country. We are proud to announce this years lecture Medicine in Cyprus from Archaic Times to the Sixties by Prof. Zacharias Zachariou. Hoping to feel your continuous support S.N. Cenk Buyukunal Robert Carachi 5

6 EUPSA STRUCTURE EUPSA Executive Board Prof. Benno M. Ure, President Prof. Gonca Topuzlu Tekant, Honorary Secretary Prof. Arnaud Bonnard, Treasurer Prof. Zacharias Zachariou, Past President / Congress Chairman Prof. Giovanna Riccipetitoni, President Elect Prof. Tomas Wester, Scientific Office Chairman Prof. Amulya Saxena, Educational Office Chairman Prof. Ernest van Heurn, Network Office Chairman Prof. Augusto Zani, Webmaster EUPSA Secretariat Mrs. Gaia Tamaro EUPSA Scientific Office Tomas Wester Mikko Pakarinen Balazs Kutasy Marc-David Leclair Igor Sukhotnik Richard Keijzer Ciro Esposito Manuela Hunziker Jens Dingemann Udo Rolle EUPSA Education Office Amulya Saxena Stuart Hosie Katrin Zahn Radoica Jokic Dritan Alushani Cornelia van Tuil Kristiina Kryklund Martin Lacher Piergiorgio Gamba Peter Zimmermann Elke Zani-Ruttenstock EUPSA Network Office Ernest van Heurn Joachim Kuebler Florian Friedmacher Nigel Hall Francesco Morini Antti Koivusalo Sanja Sindjic Takashi Doi Alessio Pini, EUPSA THROUGH TIME EUPSA Short History The history of the European Pediatric Surgeons Association (EUPSA) goes back to 1995 when the former Organization called European Pediatric Surgical Associations decided to organize the 1 st European Congress in Pediatric Surgery. The Congress was organized by Prof. Michael Hollwarth in Graz and due to the great success of the Congress it was decided to have a similar European meeting every second year. The following 3 Meetings were organized every 2 nd year (see Venues and Congress Chairpersons below). In 2002 Michael Hollwarth was elected as President of the European Pediatric Surgical Associations and he proposed on the occasion of the 5 th European Congress in Tours in 2003 the foundation of a new European Pediatric Surgeons Association. Therefore, the acronym EUPSA remained the same but this was now a formal Association with individual members. Due to the success of the previous congresses it was decided to have annual meetings after the already announced 6 th European Congress of Pediatric Surgery in Gdansk A new step towards a closer cooperation with the British Association of Pediatric Surgeons was achieved when both Associations decided to have a Joint Meeting on the occasion of the 10 th European Congress in Graz This combined meeting was very successful and fruitful for both Associations. The 13 th EUPSA Congress in Rome was again a common Congress with the BAPS. 6

7 EUPSA former Presidents ( ) Prof. Michael E. Hollwarth, Graz ( ) Prof. Juan A. Tovar, Madrid ( ) Prof. Andrew B. Pinter, Pecs ( ) Prof. Prem Puri, Dublin ( ) Prof. Jean Michel Guys, Marseille EUPSA former Honorary Secretaries ( ) Prof. Yves Aigrains, Paris ( ) Prof. Jurgen Schleef, Trieste ( ) Prof. Giovanna Riccipetitoni, Milano EUPSA former Treasurers ( ) Prof. Zacharias Zachariou, Nicosia ( ) Prof. Massimo Rivosecchi, Rome EUPSA former Scientific Office Chairmen ( ) Prof. Prem Puri, Dublin ( ) Prof. Benno Ure, Hanover EUPSA former Education Office Chairmen ( ) Prof. Jean-Michel Guys, Marseille ( ) Prof. Hans Skari, Oslo EUPSA former Network Office Chairmen ( ) Prof. Agostino Pierro, Toronto EUPSA former Webmasters ( ) Prof. Paul Broens, Groningen ( ) Prof. Udo Rolle, Leipzig EUPSA Past Annual Meetings and Local Chairpersons European Pediatric Surgical Associations 1 st (1995) Graz Michael E. Höllwarth 2 nd (1997) Budapest Andras Pinter 3 rd (1999) Madrid Juan Tovar 4 th (2001) Brussel Christian De Laet 5 th (2003) Tours Yves Aigrains European Pediatric Surgeons Association 6 th (2005) Gdansk Piotr Czauderna, 7 th (2006) Maastricht Ernest van Heurn, 8 th (2007) Turin Ferdinando Canavese 9 th (2008) Istanbul Cenk Buyukunal 10 th (2009) Graz Michael E. Höllwarth 11 th (2010) Bern Zacharias Zachariou 12 th (2011) Barcelona Vicenç Martínez-Ibáñez 13 th (2012) Rome Massimo Rivosecchi 14 th (2013) Leipzig Holger Till 15 th (2014) Dublin Prem Puri 16 th (2015) Ljubljana Silvo Lipovšek 17 th (2016) Milano Giovanna Riccipetitoni 7

8 EUPSA HONOURED PERSONS Rehbein Medal Awarded for outstanding contribution to the development of Pediatric Surgery (2005) Alois Scharli, Lucerne (2006) Jan Molenaar, Rotterdam (2007) Jose Boix-Ochoa, Barcelona (2008) Alex Holschneider, Cologne (2009) Michael E. Hollwarth, Graz (2010) Lewis Spitz, London (2011) Jay Grosfield, Indianapolis (2012) Prem Puri, Dublin (2013) Juan Tovar, Madrid (2014) Hugo Sauer, Graz (2015) Alberto Pena, Cincinnati (2016) Arnold Coran, Ann Arbor EUPSA Honorary Membership (2007) Ole Henrik Nielsen, Copenhagen (2008) Jay Grosfield, Indianapolis (2009) Takeshi Miyano, Tokyo (2010) Arnold Coran, Ann Arbor (2011) David Lloyd, Liverpool Duhamel Lecture (2005) Pierre Mouriquand, Lyon (2006) Klaas Bax, Utrecht (2007) Alberto Pena, Cincinnati (2008) Claire Nijoul-Fekete, Paris (2009) Keith Georgeson, Alabama (2010) Prem Puri, Dublin (2011) Risto Rintala, Helsinki (2012) Michael E. Hollwarth, Graz (2013) Massimo Rivosecchi, Rome (2014) Arnold Coran, Ann Arbor (2015) Yann Revillon, Paris (2016) Alastair Millar, South Africa (2012) Devendra Gupta, New Delhi (2013) Klass Bax, Utrecht (2014) Paul Mitrofanoff, Paris (2015) Andrew Pinter, Pecs (2016) Sachiyo Suita, Fukuoka European Congress Lecture (2005) Prem Puri, Dublin (2006) Juan Tovar, Madrid (2007) John Hutson, Melbourne (2008) Paul Tam, Hong Kong (2009) Agostino Pierro, London (2010) Alan Flake, Philadelphia (2011) Michael Harrison, San Francisco (2012) Benno Ure, Hannover (2013) Mark Davenport, London (2014) Paolo De Coppi, London (2015) Daniel Teitelbaum, Ann Arbor (2016) Henri Ford, Los Angeles European Journal of Pediatric Surgery Lecture (2015) Mikko Pakarinen, Helsinki (2016) Tomas Wester, Stockholm 8

9 EUPSA 2017 GENERAL INFORMATION General Official Language: English. No simultaneous translation will be provided Registration Desk opening times Sunday 14 th May: 15:30 18:00 Monday 15 th May: 07:30 17:30 Tuesday 16 th May: 07:30 13:00 Wednesday 17 th May: 07:30 18:00 Thursday 18 th May: 07:30 18:00 Friday 19 th May: 07:30 18:00 Saturday 20 th May: 07:30 17:00 Liability and Insurance: Neither, EUPSA nor the local organizers will assume any responsibility whatsoever for damage or injury to persons or property during the conference. Participants are recommended to arrange for their personal travel and health insurance. Certificate of Attendance: Available on Saturday 20 th May UEMS Accreditation: An application has been made to the EACCME for CME accreditation of this event. The EACCME is an institution of the European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS). Each medical specialist should claim only those credits that he/she actually spent in the educational activity. ECMECs are recognized by the American Medical Association towards the Physician s Recognition Award (PRA). To convert ECMECs credit to AMA PRA category I credit, please contact the AMA. Evaluation Forms: EUPSA 2017 values your feedback on all aspects of the Congress. An online evaluation form will be ed to all delegates immediately post congress, please take five minutes to give your feedback and help enhance future EUPSA congresses. Press: Please note that conference photographer and members of the accredited press will be in attendance at the meeting as part of routine publicity for the event. Local Organizing Committee Zacharias Zachariou (Congress Chairman) Panayiotis Yiallouros Evangelia Gougoudi Greta Wosniak Abstract Scoring Committee Ernest van Heurn Arnaud Bonnard Marc-David Leclair Ciro Esposito Mikko Pakarinen Gonca Tekant Paolo De Coppi Zacharias Zachariou Jean-Michel Guys Benno Ure Prem Puri Michael Höllwarth Juan Tovar Giovanna Riccipetitoni Amulya Saxena Agostino Pierro Udo Rolle Risto Rintala Tomas Wester Rene Wijnen Igor Sukhotnik Simon Eaton Balazs Kutasy Jens Dingemann Philip Frykman Paola Midrio Ivo de Blaauw Nigel Hall Augusto Zani Pietro Bagolan Helene Engstrand Lilja Ernesto Leva Martin Lacher Richard Keijzer Manuela Hunziker Sabine Sarnacki Anna Gunnarsdottir 9

10 CYPRUS, The Country on the Flag Although it is impossible to write the history of Cyprus, which begins over years ago, on half a page, we make this attempt and urge you to read more. By understanding the history it allows you to appreciate the way of life and the culture of Cyprus a whole lot more. The name Cyprus originates most probably from the Sumerian word kuber meaning copper as the island was the main copper provider in the ancient world. Cyprus has always been a country full of love and war. According to a myth, the goddess Aphrodite who represented beauty and love was born in Cyprus. Latest archaeological research showed that the earliest people to be in Cyprus lived mainly on the islands south coast. That was roughly in the year 10,000 BC, however not much is known how they died out. The most interesting thing about Cyprus's early history is that there seems to be a gap between the very first people and the new, who were more settled and lived in 8200 BC. Generally the history of Cyprus involves people capturing the island, purchasing the island and fighting over the island. Over the ages Cyprus was part of the Greek, Assyrian, Egyptian, Persian, Phoenician, Roman, Byzantine, Arab, French, Italian and Ottoman Empires. In the 19th century Cyprus became a British colony till 1960 when it gained its independent status, with 2 ethnic populations, a Turkish and a Greek Cypriot. Disputes on the constitution in , lead to the Turkish invasion in 1974 with 40% of the island being occupied by Turkish armed forces. In 2004 Cyprus became a full member of the European Union with all the rights and duties of a country within the united Europe. For more information: About Limassol The City of Business Limassol (also called Lemesos) is the second largest city of Cyprus with a population of approximately 250,000. Limassol is the Cyprus tourist metropolis and has become one of the most important trade, and service-providing centers in the area. The Port of Limassol is one of the busiest ports in the Mediterranean transit trade. Limassol is renowned for its extensive cultural traditions and a number of museums and archaeological sites are available to the interested visitor. The large marina near the old town has opened its doors in 2014 extending into the sea as an artificial peninsula. The City of Carnival Limassol is the city where carnival is at home, a tradition left from the time when Cyprus was under Venetian rule. The City of Wine Limassol is the city with the major industry for wine production. You will have the opportunity to taste the Cyprus wine which has developed to a must among connoisseurs. For more information:

11 Practical Information for Cyprus Guests Time Zone: Cyprus is in the Eastern European Time Zone (GMT+2 hrs). Climate: May is generally a warm rather than hot month in Limassol. There is an average daytime maximum temperature of 24 C and an average overnight minimum of 14.5 C. Getting to Limassol from the Airports: Cyprus has 2 International Airports. Larnaca airport is served by most International Airlines and the main Budget Airlines serve Pafos airport. Both airports have bus-shuttles to Limassol every hour ( Larnaca and Pafos airports are approximately 45 km from Limassol. Taxis cost approx from the Airports to Limassol. The main car-hire companies offer special rates for car rentals. Currency: The official currency of Cyprus as a European Union member state is the Euro ( ). It was introduced in Most shops across the country accept international credit and debit cards. Cyprus has a widespread cash machine network. Phones: The international dialing code to Cyprus is: and for Limassol (25). To call internationally from Cyprus, dial 00 + the relevant country code. All Congress Attendees are requested to switch their mobile phones to silent or ideally turn them off during the scientific sessions. Important telephone numbers: Emergency Reporting Centre (Police - Fire and Ambulance) Directory Enquiry Service, domestic calls Directory Enquiry Service, international calls Value added tax refund: Numerous shops advertise "Tax-Free Shopping" which is possible for visitors from non- European Union countries when spending a minimum of on the same day and in the same store. The VAT rate is 19% and a cash refund is possible at the Airport. Visitors with Special Access Needs: A number of facilities are available to visitors with special access needs. Many hotels provide a range of facilities to meet special needs and requirements. Both Larnaca and Paphos international airports are accessible to visitors with all kinds of access needs. Public transport to the venue: is well organized. Bus Nr. 30 drives along the coastline avenue where most of the Hotels are situated. The Bus stop Old Harbor is just 5 minutes to the venue. For the exact schedule please visit the following link: Bus Nr. 30 Route (from Congress Hotels to Venue) Special EUPSA BUS to the venue: Every morning between 7:30 and 8:00 there will be special EUPSA busses along the route of public transport bus Nr. 30 which will stop at dedicated Hotels (will be announced on the EUPSA App) to the venue. Corporate Social Responsibility: At the end of the Congress we will recycle name badges and delegate materials. Please return these items to the Registration Desk at the end of the Congress if you wish them to be recycled. 11

12 Congress Venue Map Getting to the Venue Public transport is well organized along the main road with most of the Hotels. Bus Nr. 30 drives along the coastline avenue with a Bus stop just 5 minutes to the venue. Venue Welcome reception 12

13 EUPSA 2017 INSTRUCTIONS FOR PRESENTERS Oral Presentations Please bring your PowerPoint presentation on a USB Memory stick or CD/DVD. Please make sure that your presentation is fully operational. In case your PowerPoint includes a video, it is necessary to have the video file prepared in the same folder together with the presentation. You are requested to upload your file at the at least 2 hrs prior to your presentation at the Preview Desk. The file name should contain your initials & name (JH.Murphy) session Number (SC1) and your final reference number (UG-0001). The Preview Desk will open Wednesday, 17 th May Thursday, 18 th May Friday, 19 th May Saturday, 20 th may 13:00-16:30hrs 07:00-16:00hrs 07:30-16:30hrs 07:03-16:30hrs Poster Presentations The Posters are presented in the Foyer and Berengaria Hall. Your final reference number will appear in this delegate program. This same number will be on your poster board onsite. At the Registration Desk you will be directed to your poster board and given adhesive material with which to hang your poster. Please note that the hanging, taking down and storing of posters is the poster presenter s responsibility. It is the responsibility of the communicating author to ensure that at least one of the authors is in attendance to make the brief introductory presentation and to take part in the Poster Walk in which their poster features. Thursday 18 th May: Set up from 08:00 09:00 Friday 19 th May: Set up from 08:00 09:00 Saturday 20 th May: Dismantling: all posters to be removed latest 17:00 Publication Case Report Session: The European Journal of Pediatric Surgery Reports will provide a prize for the best Case Report. It will also be possible to submit manuscripts of accepted Case Report abstracts to European Journal of Pediatric Surgery Reports. Selected manuscripts will be published free of charge. Submitted Abstracts: The European Journal of Pediatric Surgery will normally have first choice for publication for those abstracts which have been presented at the Congress. Authors of accepted abstracts (oral and poster presentations) will be expected to submit manuscripts for consideration. The Publication Committee will decide which manuscripts are accepted for publication in the congress issue. Please note that rejected abstracts of the congress which were not presented will be allowed to be submitted to the journal in the conventional way. 13

14 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM Scientific Program Overview Wednesday May 17 th, 2017 EUPSA Business Meetings Surgical Oncology Course Laparoscopy Course Basic Laparoscopy Course Masterclass Management of Polytrauma / Visceral Organ Injuries Course Thursday May 18 th, 2017 Opening Ceremony Congress Sessions European Congress Lecture: Our Evolution in Technique for Laparoscopic Fundoplication (W. Holcomb, Cansas) Meet-the expert Session "Appendicitis" (Jan F Svensson, Sweden) Poster Walks European Journal of Pediatric Surgery Lecture Friday May 19 th, 2017 Early Morning Course Necrotizing Enterocolitis Congress Sessions Meet-the expert Session Fetal Surgery (Martin Meuli, Switzerland) Poster Walks Vesicoureteral Reflux Symposium EUPSA Postgraduate Course Abdominal Wall Defects EUPSA General Assembly International Society of the History of Pediatric Surgery (History Club) Saturday May 20 th, 2017 Congress Sessions Manuscript Preparation Course Meet-the expert Session "Feminizing Geniotoplasty" (Daniela Gorduza, France) Poster Walks Duhamel Lecture, Rehbein Medal, EUPSA Honorary Membership Presentation of Young investigator award and Poster prize and Case Report prize 14

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16 BUSINESS MEETING Meetings at a Glance Wednesday, May 17 th 08:00 09:15 EUPSA Network Office VIP Conference Room 09:15 10:30 EUPSA Scientific Office VIP Conference Room 10:30 11:45 EUPSA Education Office VIP Conference Room 11:45 17:00 EUPSA Executive Board VIP Conference Room 17:00 18:00 EJPS Editorial Board Evagoras Office 16:30 18:00 UEMS Exec: Committee Balcony Thursday, May 18 th 07:00-08:30 EJPS Country Representatives and Editorial Consultants Queen Elenor 13:00 14:00 EJPS Reports Editorial Board VIP Conference Room Friday, May 19 th 07:00 08:30 EJPS Publication Committee Evagoras Office 07:00 08:30 PSI Executive Editorial Board VIP Conference Room 13:00 14:00 PSI Lunch for Editorial Consultants Marina Beach Bar 13:00 14:00 Group of Young Pediatric Surgeons Balcony 13:00 17:30 UEMS Exams Richard 16:30 18:00 UEMS General Council Queen Elenor 16

17 SOCIAL PROGRAM Welcome Reception, Wednesday 17 th May The Limassol pedestrian Esplanade has been completed just in The landscape concept includes gardens, fountains, water jets and a wonderful night illumination. The welcome reception will take place on the main peer (Peer 1), customs square of the old harbour producing into the see. Dress code: informal For the ladies: Please avoid high heels as the peer flor has gaps President s Reception, Thursday 18 th May Originally built in the 2nd century B.C., Curium is one of the most spectacular archaeological sites where excavations continue to reveal impressive new treasures. Curium is the proud home of antique villas with exquisite mosaic floors and is particularly noted for its magnificent Greco Roman Theatre. The reception will begin with a performance of a part of an ancient tragedy. Dress code: semiformal President s BEACH PARTY, Thursday 18 th May The Reception turns into a BEACH PARTY in a typical Cypriot tavern directly fondled by the waves with sea food and local meat dishes and vegetarian specialities. Unlimited wine, beer and zivania (the typical schnapps of the island) Dress code for the bold: swim wear Dress Code for all others: semiformal warm Annual dinner, Friday 19 th May The Annual Dinner will take place in the Ballroom of the Amathus Hotel, one of the leading Hotels of the world Dress code: formal 17

18 REHBEIN MEDAL 2017 Michael W. L. Gauderer, MD, FACS, FAAP Dr. Gauderer is Professor Emeritus of Surgery and Pediatrics, University of South Carolina School of Medicine Greenville, SC, USA. Born in Thueringen, Germany, in 1944, he was barely six, when his family emigrated to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. There he began his medical studies at the Faculdade Nacional de Medicina. He completed his general surgical residency at the Graduate Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA. He had his pediatric surgical training in Bremen, Germany (Prof. Fritz Rehbein) and Philadelphia (Prof. C. Everett Koop). In 1978 he joined Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, USA, where he advanced academically to professor and director of pediatric surgery at Rainbow Babies and Children`s Hospital. In 1994 he was invited to join the new Children`s Hospital in Greenville, South Carolina, where he established and headed pediatric surgery. Although retired from clinical practice in 2010, he continues to be involved in projects of longstanding interest. Dr. Gauderer has shared his enthusiasm for pediatric surgery with medical students, residents and colleagues, emphasizing the importance of creativity. His academic output includes over 140 publications, 42 book chapters, and other scientific writings. He developed over 30 original surgical techniques, of which the best known is the Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy (or PEG), and multiple medical devices, notably the Gastrostomy Button. For these and other contributions he was awarded the William E. Ladd medal in Dr. Gauderer is married to Barbara J. Gauderer and the couple has three adult children. EUPSA HONORARY MEMBER 2017 Atsuyuki Yamataka MD, PhD, FAAP (Hon.) Professor Atsuyuki YAMATAKA is head of the Department of Pediatric Surgery, Juntendo University, School of Medicine as well as Visiting Co-Professor at the Department of Gastrointestinal and Pediatric Surgery, Tokyo Medical University. He served as Presisdent of the Pacific Association of Pediatric Surgeons (PAPS) , International Pediatric Endosurgery Group (IPEG) and the Asian Association of Pediatric Surgeons (AAPS) He was chairman of the Publication Committee for JPS (PAPS Issue) , PSI (JSPS Issue) and is since 2013 the Publication Committee Chairman of PSI (AAPS Issue). He was an Executive Board Member of IPEG and Japanese Society of Pediatric Urology (JSPU) , , as well as Executive Board Member of PAPS since 2012, AAPS since 2002, PSR since 2006, Japan Society for Endoscopic Surgery (JSES) since 2017, Japanese Society of Pediatric Surgeons (JSPS) since 2015 and JSPU since He surves as Editorial Consultant in the following Journals: PSI, EJPS-Associate Editor, JPS-Associate Editor, JLAST-Pediatric Editorial Board and Translational Pediatrics-Editorial Board. He has an extensive publication list with 338 Journal Articles and 19 short papers, 17 Book Chapters and 3 invited commentaries. He was honoured with the Stephen L. Gans Distinguished Overseas Lectureship Award of the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and the C. William Hall Outstanding Publication Award, Journal of Investigative Surgery. He was awarded the title of a Visiting Professor at the University of Hong Kong 2014, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg 2014, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Columbus D. McAlpin 2007, LA Children s Mercy Hospital, University of Missouri, Kansas Professor Yamataka delivered 46 Overseas Guest Lectures at scientific meetings 18

19 DUHAMEL LECTURE 2017 Paul Kwong Hang TAM, MBBS(HK); ChM(Liv); FRCS (Eng, Edin, Glas, and Ire); FRCPCH; FHKAM (Surgery) Professor Paul Kwong Hang TAM is a surgeon, scientist, educator and university leader. He has been Chair of Paediatric Surgery at The University of Hong Kong since He is currently Provost and Deputy Vice-Chancellor of the University of Hong Kong. Professor Tam graduated from The University of Hong Kong in 1976, and worked in the Department of Surgery until He was Senior Lecturer at the University of Liverpool in , and Reader and Director of Paediatric Surgery at the University of Oxford in Professor Tam has special interests in minimal invasive surgery, genetics and regenerative medicine of birth defects such as Hirschsprung s disease. He has published 399 articles in internationally refereed journals with citations and h-index = 45 is ranked amongst the top 1% of most-cited scientists (ESI) and has been awarded grants totaling > US$20m. He serves on many international professional associations and was President of the Pacific Association of Paediatric Surgeons ( ). He also serves on editorial boards of several international journals including the Journal of Pediatric Surgery as the Editor for Asia. He has given invited lectures at BAPS, EUPSA, AAPS, Nature Forum and Days of Molecular Medicine. He has received numerous awards including the BAPS Prize, Lifetime Achievement Award (AAPS) and Honorary Fellowship of the American Surgical Association. He is happily married to Amy for 35 years with 2 lovely daughters. EUROPEAN LECTURE 2017 George W. Holcomb, III, M.D., M.B.A. Dr. George W. Holcomb, III was born in Osaka, Japan on December 11, He was raised in Nashville, Tennessee and attended elementary and high school in Nashville. He attended the University of Virginia for college and then Vanderbilt University School of Medicine. His general surgery training was at Vanderbilt and his pediatric surgery training was at the Children s Hospital of Philadelphia. He began his pediatric surgery practice in 1988 as an Assistant and subsequently Associate Professor of Surgery in the Department of Pediatric Surgery at Vanderbilt. In 1999, he was recruited to replace Dr. Keith Aschraft as Surgeon-in- Chief and the Katharine B. Richardson Professor of Surgery at Children s Mercy Hospital in Kansas City, Missouri. From , he also served as the Program Director of the Pediatric Surgery Residency Training Program. In addition to being the Surgeon-in-Chief, he is also Senior Vice-President and Director of the Center for Minimally Invasive Surgery. In 2002, he was awarded an Masters in Business Administration (MBA) from the Henry Bloch School of Business at the University of Missouri- Kansas City. Dr. Holcomb is a member of the American Pediatric Surgical Association, the American Surgical Association, the British Association of Pediatric Surgeons, and the European Pediatric Surgeons Association, among others. From , he served on the Residency Review Committee for Surgery which accredits the general surgery and pediatric surgery residency training programs in the United States. He is best known for his interest in minimally invasive surgery in infants and children and his emphasis on evidence-based medicine. He is the author of over 240 peer-reviewed publications and 50 book chapters, and has been the editor of 5 textbooks. In addition, he has recently been selected to be Editor-in-Chief of The Journal of Pediatric Surgery. 19

20 EUROPEAN JOURNAL PEDIATRIC SURGERY LECTURE 2017 Piotr Kaliciński Piotr Kaliciński, born 1955, graduated from Warsaw Medical University in He achieved specialty in pediatric surgery and in clinical transplantation. During training visited several pediatric surgery and transplantation centers: Central Hospital Bremen, Hannover Medical University; Kyoto Prefectural University, Tohoku University; Pittsburgh University, UCLA; King s College Hospital London; Necker Hospital, Paris and other. Since 1981 working in Children s Memorial Health Institute in Warsaw. Became Head of The Department of Pediatric Surgery and Organ Transplantation in 1999, Surgical Director of liver, kidney and intestinal transplantation. Professor of Pediatric Surgery (2002). Involved since the beginning (1984) in development of pediatric transplant program in CMHI, created first liver transplantation program in Poland (1990), with almost 1000 kidney transplantations and 700 liver transplantations up to now. His research interests involved: surgery of congenital malformations, liver, biliary tract and pancreatic surgery, Hirschsprung s disease, vascular surgery in childtren, pediatric transplantation, immunosuppression and its problems. He published 285 papers, chapters, books, and 437 abstracts in peer reviewed national and international journals. Prof. Piotr Kaliciński was a leader of several grants of National Center for Science and other national scientific organizations. Member of scientific associations: EUPSA, IPTA, ESOT, etc. Served as councillor of ESOT, IPTA and number of national societies. Organized international and national congresses (7th IPTA Congress, Warsaw 2013, symposia of pediatric surgery ). He was founder and Editor of Surgery in Childhood International, became Co-Editor of European Journal of Pediatric Surgery, Editorial Board member of Pediatric Transplantation, Annals of Surgery, and other journals. Since 2000 member of National Transplant Council by Ministry of Health (as Chairmen ), served as National Consultant for pediatric surgery ( ). Married to Danuta, father of two children. Loves literature, skiing and jazz music. Vesicourethral Reflux Course Martin A. Koyle Dr. Martin A. Koyle joined the Hospital for Sick Children as a Professor of Surgery in In 2013, he was appointed the Head of the Division of Urology and Women s Auxiliary Chair in Urology and Regenerative Medicine. He was previously Division Chief at Seattle Children s and the University of Washington in Seattle, Washington, where he held the Michael Mitchell Endowed Chair in Pediatric Urology, and at the University of Colorado and The Children s Hospital where he served as Professor of Surgery and Pediatrics, Chair, Division of Pediatric Urology, and Vice-Chief, Division of Urology. He completed residency and fellowship training at Los Angeles-USC Medical Center, Harvard University, San Francisco, and UCLA. He was the first to publish on laparoscopic nephrectomy in infants, introduced the MACE (Malone Antegrade Continence Enema),the Bianchi technique (single incision orchidopexy) and the Bracka hypospadias repair to North America, and also exported the tubular incised urethral plate hypospadias repair (Snodgrass technique) beyond North America to Europe and Asia. To date, he is contributed to over 350 publications and chapters to the literature. He has co-edited 5 major textbooks; most recently the Pediatric Urology- Surgical Complications and Management was released as a second edition. Dr. Koyle is the past president of the Rocky Mountain Urology Society, the Society for Pediatric Urology and the American Association of Pediatric Urologists. He is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Canada, Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics and Fellow of the Society for Pediatric Urology. In January 2010, he was elected on merit Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons for his numerous contributions. In 2015 he graduated from the Institute of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation (IHPME) at the University of Toronto, with an MSc in Quality Improvement and Patient Safety (QIPS) where he was invited to remain on their faculty. 20

21 MEET THE EXPERT Expert profiles Jan Svensson is a consultant paediatric surgeon at the Karolinska University Hospital in Stockholm, graduated from Karolinska Institutet in His clinical interest is focused on upper GI-surgery including esophageal atresia and biliary surgery. He has a research interest in appendicitis and defended his thesis on the treatment of acute appendicitis in children in 2015, including the first RCT on non-operative treatment of acute appendicitis in children. Dr Svensson is a keen skier and an experienced sailor winning multiple national sail racing championships. Martin Meuli went through Medical School at the University of Zurich and graduated as physician in 1981 thereafter he trained in Anesthesiology, General Surgery, Urology, Pediatric and finally Pediatric Surgery. Board certification as Pediatric Surgeon FMH in 1990, Board certified Pediatric Surgeon of the European Board of Pediatric Surgery Appointment as director of the Pediatric Burn Center of the University Children s Hospital Zurich in Between 1993 and 1995 research fellow at the Fetal Treatment Center, University of California, San Francisco Medical Center, USA, where he and his wife Dr. Claudia Meuli, developed a fetal sheep model for myelomeningocele and could generate conclusive evidence that this type of neural tube defect is a candidate lesion for in utero repair in order to salvage spinal cord function otherwise lost. Publication in Nature Medicine in In 2003 Dr. Meuli was appointed Ordinary Professor for Pediatric Surgery at the University of Zurich and at the same time Chairman of the Department of Pediatric Surgery and Surgeon in Chief at the University Children s Hospital. Today, spina bifida is by far the most frequent and important indication for surgical intervention during pregnancy worldwide. Since 2010, Professor Meuli and partners (Department of Obstetrics, University Children s Hospital operate a fetal surgery program within the Center for Fetal Diagnosis and Therapy. As of today, he belongs to a small group of pioneer fetal surgeons and has performed more than 50 fetal surgical interventions for spina bifida so far. Since 2001 Professor Meuli is actively involved in a long term project aiming at growing human full thickness skin analogs for clinical use in the laboratory.he also was Principal Investigator in a Clinical Trial Phase I to test such laboratory grown autologous skin grafts in pediatric patients. The encouraging preliminary results are now the basis for a Multicenter Clinical Trial Phase II planned to start in the spring of Daniela Gorduza is a Board certified in Pediatric Surgery since 2002 and Pediatric Urology since 2008, Dr Gorduza has been working for the last 7 years in a center of excellence, Reference Centre for Disorders of Sex Development Femme Mere Enfant Hospital, Lyon, France. Dr Gorduza is a fellow of European Board in Pediatric Surgery since 2006 and a fellow of European Board in Pediatric Urology starting with She has published 21 articles in peer-reviewed journals, 9 book chapters and she has presented at 25 conferences. Deeply dedicated to researching and teaching, she is invited Speaker for International Conferences and Interuniversity Diploma of Pediatric Urology, Pediatric Endocrinology, Fetal Medicine and Sexology. She is a member of French Society of Pediatric Surgery and Pediatric Urology, European Pediatric Surgeons and European Pediatric Urology Surgeons Associations. For last few years, she has discovered the humanitarian work, providing a great surgical and teaching activity in Cameroun with Children Action Association. 21

22 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM Wednesday 17 th May 22

23 Richard Wednesday May 17 th Workshop: Basic Skills in Pediatric and Neonatal Laparoscopy INTERNATIONAL FACULTY Ciro Esposito (Italy) François Becmeur (France) Maria Escolino (Italy) Holger Till (Austria) Martin Lacher (Germany) Paul Philippe (Luxembourg) PROGRAM Time Lecture Speaker 09:00-09:05 Introduction Ciro Esposito 09:05-09:12 Pre-operative preparation Ciro Esposito 09:12-09:19 Ergonomics Maria Escolino 09:19-09:26 Trocars Paul Philippe 09: Pneumoperitoneum/Retroperitoneoscopy Ciro Esposito 09:33-09:40 Manipulation and dissection Martin Lacher 09:40-09:47 Clips and Energy François Becmeur 09:47-09:54 Suturing and Knot tyng Holger Till 10:00-11:30 Endotrainer practice: (Instruments review, manipulation, dissection, suturing) 12 Endotrainer Stations, All Faculty 11:30-11:45 Coffee Break 11:45-13:00 Endotrainer practice: Suturing and Knot Tying 12 Endotrainer Stations, All Faculty D LAPAROSCOPIC SUTURING BATTLE" Check your surgical skills! Masterclass: MIS in Pediatric Patients, towards standardization of techniques INTERNATIONAL FACULTY Ciro Esposito (Italy) Juan Carlos De Augustin (Spain) Fabio Chiarenza (Italy) Holger Till (Austria) Martin Lacher (Germany) François Becmeur (France) Paul Philippe (Luxembourg) PROGRAM Time Gastro-Intestinal Speaker 14:00-14:20 EA/TEF repair Fabio Chiarenza 14:20-14:40 GER /ACHALASIA repair Juan Carlos De Augustin 14:40-15:00 CDH repair Paul Philippe 15:00-15:20 Bariatric Surgery: Sleeve Gastrectomy Holger Till 15:20-15:40 Discussion All Urology 15:40-16:00 Nephrectomy/Partial Nephrectomy François Becmeur 16:00-16:20 Pyeloplasty Martin Lacher 16:20-16:40 Hellstrom procedure Ciro Esposito 16:40-17:00 Lich Gregoire (LEVUR) Ciro Esposito 17:00-17:20 Discussion All 23

24 Queen Elenor Wednesday May 17 th Surgical Oncology Course: Controversies in Pediatric Surgical Oncology INTERNATIONAL FACULTY Robert Carachi (UK) Chairperson Dan Aronson (The Netherlands) Co Chairperson Sandeep Agrawala (India) Srinivas Annavarapu (UK) Constantinos Hajivassiliou (UK) Jim Wilde (UK) Dermot Murphy (UK) Pre Planning Meeting: Thursday. 16th May 17:00 (To be defined by R. Carachi) 20:00 Faculty Dinner (To be defined by R. Carachi) PROGRAM Time Lecture Speaker 09:00-09:15 Introduction Robert Carachi Daniel Aronson 09:15-10:15 Renal Tumours Constantinos Hajivassiliou Jim Wilde, Srinivas Annavarapu, Dermot Murphy 10:15-10:30 Coffee Break 10:30-11:30 Neuroblastoma Daniel Aronson, Srinivas Annavarapu, Dermot Murphy 11:30-12:30 RMS Sandeep Agrawala, Srinivas Annavarapu, Dermot Murphy 12:30-13:30 Lunch Operative videos Sandeep Agrawala 13:30-14:30 Chemotherapy & Palliative Care Dermot Murphy 14:30-15:45 Tumour Board Difficult Cases Session All faculty 15:45-16:00 Coffee Break 16:00-16:45 MCQ Assessment Robert Carachi, Sandeep Agrawala 16:45-17:00 Summary of the Course: Certificates Robert Carachi, Daniel Aronson 24

25 Karatello Wednesday May 17 th Surgical Polytrauma Course: Neonatal and Paediatric Emergency Room Management- Part I INTERNATIONAL FACULTY Amulya Saxena (Chairman) Juan de Agustin (Spain) Arnaud Bonnard (France) Stuart Hosie (Germany) PROGRAM Time Lecture Speaker 09:00-09:05 Introduction Amulya Saxena 09:05-09:25 Management of Gastrointestinal injuries Amulya Saxena 09:25-09:45 Approach to Hepatobiliary and Splenic Injuries Arnaud Bonnard 09:45-10:05 Analysis and outcomes of Genital injuries Amulya Saxena 10:05-10:25 Diagnosis and treatment of Urinary tract injuries Juan de Agustin 10:25-11:40 Blunt and penetrating Thoracic trauma Stuart Hosie 11:40-12:00 Emergency management of Head injuries Juan de Agustin 12:00-12:20 Guidelines to Shock room management Arnaud Bonnard 12:20-12:40 Algorithms in Burn management Stuart Hosie 12:40-13:00 MCQ Examination All Faculty 25

26 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM Thursday 18 th May 26

27 Evagoras Lanitis 08:30-09:00 Opening ceremony Benno Ure Zacharias Zachariou Mr. Nicos Anastasiades EUPSA President Congress Chairman His Excellency the President of the Republic of Cyprus Thursday May 18 th Musical Introduction 009:00-10:30 Scientific Session Ι: Lower gastrointestinal tract Chairpersons: Zacharias Zachariou (Cyprus) and Tomas Wester (Sweden) SCI-LG01: FECAL CALPROTECTIN IN RELATION TO ENTEROCOLITIS AMONG PATIENTS WITH TOTAL COLONIC HIRSCHSPRUNG S DISEASE Kyrklund K., Neuvonen M., Hukkinen M., Rintala R., Pakarinen M SCI-LG02: MORTALITY IN PATIENTS WITH HIRSCHSPRUNG DISEASE Löf Granström A., Amin L., Wester T SCI-LG03: CENTRAL CONGENITAL HYPOVENTILATION SYNDROME AND HIRSCHSPRUNG DISEASE: A RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW OF THE NATIONAL REGISTRY CENTER ON 33 CASES. Broch A., Trang H., Carricaburu E., Clermidi P., Michelet D., Naudin J., Berrebi D., Bonnard A SCI-LG04: PREDICTING SEXUAL PROBLEMS IN ADULTS WITH ANORECTAL MALFORMATION OR HIRSCHSPRUNG DISEASE Witvliet M. J., Van Gasteren S., Van den Hondel D., Hartman E.E., Van Heurn L.W.E., Van der Steeg A.F.W SCI-LG05: EPIDURAL ANALGESIA AFTER LAPAROTOMY IN CHILDREN IS NOT ALWAYS ADEQUATE Wijnen R., Bravenboer-Monster K., Keyzer-Dekker C., Van Dijk M., De Leeuw T., Staals L SCI-LG06: PERINATAL CHARACTERISTICS AND MATERNAL RISK FACTORS OF ANORECTAL MALFORMATIONS Svenningsson A., Gunnarsdottir A., Wester T SCI-LG07: BOWEL AND PSYCHOSOCIAL FUNCTIONING IN CHILDREN WITH CONSTIPATION AND FAECAL INCONTINENCE Athanasakos E., Smith S. K., Dalton S., McDowell S., Shea T., Blakeley K., Meadows N., Rawat D., Charlesworth P., Cleeve S. 27

28 Evagoras Lanitis Thursday May 18 th SCI-LG08: A COMMON GENETIC VARIANT ON CHROMOSOME 22q11.2 ASSOCIATES WITH RISK FOR ANORECTAL MALFORMATIONS Kyrklund K., Salo P., Rintala R., Perola M., Pakarinen M SCI-LG09: THE FUNGAL MICROBIOME CONTRIBUTES TO HIRSCHSPRUNG-ASSOCIATED ENTEROCOLITIS Frykman K. P., Zhi C., Deepti D SCI-LG10: INCREASED RISK OF DEPRESSIVE DISORDERS IN PATIENTS WITH HIRSCHSPRUNG DISEASE Amin L.,Skoglund C., Löf Granström A., Wester T SCI-LG11: SPLANCHNIC OXYGEN SATURATION DURING EARLY NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS Van der Heide M., Hulscher J, Bos A., Kooi E SCI-LG12: RE-INITIATION OF ENTERAL FEEDING AFTER NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS Hock A., Chen Y., Miyake H., Koike 10:30-11:00 European Congress Lecture Whit Holcomb (USA) Our Evolution in Technique for Laparoscopic Fundoplication Introduction: Giovanna Riccipetitoni (Italy) 11:00-11:30 Coffee Brake 11:30-13:00 Scientific Session ΙΙ: Upper gastrointestinal tract Chairpersons: Benno Ure (Germany) and Risto Rintala (Finnland) SCII-UG01: ESOPHAGITIS AND METAPLASIA IN ADOLESCENTS WITH ESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA Mikkelsen A., Møinichen I. U., Grzyb K., Reims H., Mørkrid L., Bjørnland K., IJsselstijn H., Aabakken L., Emblem R SCII-UG02: GASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX IN CHILDREN WITH NEUROLOGICAL IMPAIRMENT: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. Lauriti G., Lisi G., Lelli Chiesa P., Zani A., Pierro A SCII-UG03: PRENATAL DIAGNOSIS OF ESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY Valfre L., Conforti A., Romiti A., Capolupo I., Aite L., Caforio L., Giorlandino C., Risteski T., Bagolan P SCII-UG04: OUTCOMES OF OESOPHAGEAL REPLACEMENT: COLONIC INTERPOSITION AND GASTRIC PULL-UP PROCEDURES Bradshaw J. C., Sloan K., Morandi A., Lakshminarayanan B., Cox G. S., Millar J. W. A., Numanoglu A., Lakhoo K. 28

29 Evagoras Lanitis Thursday May 18 th SCII-UG05: SCOLIOSIS AND FUNCTIONAL EXERCISE CAPACITY IN ADOLESCENTS WITH ESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA Møinichen I. U., Mikkelsen A., Holm I., Adobor D. R., Ijsselstijn H., Emblem R SCII-UG06: ROLE OF ENDOSCOPIC PYLORIC DILATATION IN TREATMENT OF GASTROPARESIS IN NEUROLOGICALLY IMPAIRED CHILDREN Ceriati E,, Cerchiari A., Ravà L., Adorisio O., Rivosecchi F., De Peppo F SCII-UG07: PNEUMATIC BALLOON DILATATION FOR CHILDREN WITH ESOPHAGEAL ACHALASIA Rico C., De Mingo L., Souto H., De Lucio M., Guillén P., Luis A., Espinosa R SCII-UG08: LONG GAP VS. NON LONG GAP ESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA: A PROSPECTIVE FOLLOW-UP STUDY Valfre L., Conforti A., Scuglia M., Aite L., Bevilacqua F., Iacobelli D. B., Braguglia A., Bagolan P SCII-UG09: VOCAL CORD DYSFUNCTION FOLLOWING TRACHEOESOPHAGEAL FISTULA REPAIR IN CHILDREN Fallon E., Fung S., Chiang M., Haliburton B., Zani A., Propst E., Chiu P SCII-UG10: LOCATION OF TEF AT THE CARINA AS AN INDICATOR OF LONG-GAP C-TYPE OESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA Koivusalo A., Suominen J.,Rintala R., Pakarinen M. 13:00-14:30 Lunch Foyer / Berengaria Thursday May 18 th 13:30-14:30 Poster walks 1-8 POSTER WALK 1 BASIC SCIENCE Chairpersons: Igor Sukothnik (Israel) / Oliver Muensterer (Germany) PW1-BS01: DOWNREGULATED EMILIN-1 EXPRESSION IN THE PULMONARY VASCULATURE OF EXPERIMENTAL CONGENTIAL DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA Zimmer J., Nakamura H., Takahashi T., Hofmann A., Puri P. PW1-BS02: EX VIVO GENE THERAPY IN A PORCINE MODEL OF HEREDITARY TYROSINEMIA TYPE 1 THROUGH INTRAPORTAL INFUSION OF SINGLE CELL OR SPHEROID SUSPENSION HEPATOCYTES<I> </I> Nicolas C., Hickey R., Allen K., Du Z., Guthman R., Amiot B., Bansal A., Pandey M., Degrado T., Feltis B., Lillegard J. PW1-BS03: PRENATAL COMBINATION THERAPY WITH SILDENAFIL AND NS-304 OF PULMONARY VASCULAR DEFECTS IN CONGENITAL DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA Mous D., Kool H., Burgisser P., Buscop-Van Kempen M., Wijnen R., Tibboel D., Rottier R. PW1-BS04: LAMININ PROMOTES NEURITE GROWTH IN THE ENTERIC NERVOUS SYSTEM OF THE EMBRYONIC MOUSE GUT Fujiwara N., Miyahara K., Nakazawa-Tanaka N., Akazawa C., Yamataka A. 29

30 Foyer / Berengaria Thursday May 18 th PW1-BS05: HYPERBARIC OXYGEN THERAPY AS A TREATMENT FOR EXPERIMENTAL NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS Marsico A. L., Lopes Figueira R., Perecin Volpe F., Costa Da Silva S., Feres O., Peiró J. L., Sbragia L. PW1-BS06: IS THE INTESTINAL FATTY ACID-BINDING PROTEIN A BIOMARKER OF INTESTINAL DAMAGE IN GASTROSCHISIS? Frybova B., Kokesova A., Coufal S., Rygl M. PW1-BS07: COMPARISON OF A RADIAL PORE ORIENTATED ACELLULAR COLLAGEN SCAFFOLD TO CLINICAL ALTERNATIVES FOR DEFECT CLOSURE IN A GROWING RABBIT MODEL OF DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA Eastwood M.P., Daamen W. F., Joyeux L., Pranpanus S., Rynkevic R., Hympanova L., Pot M. W., Hof Danique J., Gayan-Ramirez G., Van Kuppevelt T. H., Verbeken E., Deprest J. PW1-BS08: NEC IS NETS-ASSOCIATED AND NETS-MARKERS FOR NETOSIS ARE PREDICTIVE NEC IS NETS-ASSOCIATED AND NETS-MARKERS FOR NETOSIS ARE PREDICTIVE Vincent D., Klinke M., Reinshagen K., Fuchs T., Boettcher M. PW1-BS09: PRENATAL TREATMENT WITH ROSIGLITAZONE ATTENUATES VASCULAR REMODELING AND PULMONARY MONOCYTE INFLUX IN EXPERIMENTAL CONGENITAL DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA Gosemann J., Friedmacher F., Zimmer J., Rittinghausen S., Suttkus A., Lacher M., Alvarez L., Corcionivoschi N., Puri P. PW1-BS10: REMOVAL OF TGFβR2 IN DIAPHRAGMATIC MUSCLE CELLS RESULTS IN A "MORGAGNI-LIKE" ANTERIOR DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA IN MICE Aldeiri B., Roostalu U., Albertini A., Morabito A., Cossu G.Aldeiri B., Roostalu U., Albertini A., Morabito A., Cossu G. POSTER WALK 2 GENERAL Chairpersons: Rene Wijnen (The Netherlands) / Lars Rasmussen (Denmark) PW2-GE01: COMPARISON OF HIPERICUM PERFORATUM AND QUERCETIN PROTECTIVE ROLE AGANIST ISCHEMIA/REPERFUSION INJURY OF THE TESTIS IN RATS Suzen A., Tekin L., Erdemli M. E., Erturk N., Aksungur Z., Aktas S. PW2-GE02: ENDOSCOPIC PILONIDAL SINUS TREATMENT VERSUS TOTAL EXCISION WITH PRIMARY CLOSURE IN THE TREATMENT OF SACROCOCCYGEAL PILONIDAL SINUS IN THE PEDIATRIC POPULATION Barbosa-Sequeira J., Coelho A., Marinho A. S., Bonet B., Carvalho F., Moreira-Pinto J. PW2-GE03: FACTORS AFFECTING OUTCOME IN INFANTS WITH GASTROSCHISIS Çeltik Ü., Dökümcü Z., Divarci E., Ergün O., Özok G., Çelik A. PW2-GE04: FISH-OIL BASED LIPID EMULSIONS IN THE TREATMENT OF INTESTINAL FAILURE ASSOCIATED LIVER DISEASE AFTER SURGERY: A RETROSPECTIVE SINGLE CENTRE STUDY. Kokesova A., Coufal S., Konopaskova K., Styblova J., Rygl M. PW2-GE05: GASTROINTESTINAL SEQUELAE AFTER SURGERY FOR NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS. A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS Hau E., Meyer S., Berger S., Goutaki M., Kessler U. PW2-GE06: MANAGEMENT OF CHILDHOOD INTUSSUSCEPTION. IS HOSPITALIZATION NECESSARY? Espinoza M., Martín Á., Rico C., De Lucio M., Guillén P., Huertas A.L., Souto H., Espinosa R., Ollero J.C. 30

31 Foyer / Berengaria Thursday May 18 th PW2-GE07: PAEDIATRIC THYROIDECTOMY: A COLLABORATIVE SURGICAL APPROACH Zahradníková P., Babala J., Králik R., Šinka P., Sýkora L., Trnka J. PW2-GE08: PEDIATRIC GASTROINTESTINAL FOREIGN BODIES: ARE SERIAL RADIOGRAPHS NECESSARY? Morvil N., Go L.K., Nah S.A., Low Y., Chong S.L. PW2-GE09: PSYCHOPROPHYLAXIS IN ELECTIVE PEDIATRIC GENERAL SURGERY: DOES AUDIOVISUAL TOOLS IMPROVE THE PERIOPERATIVE ANXIETY IN CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES? Alvarez Garcia N., Gomez Palacio V., Siles Hinojosa A., Gracia Romero J. PW2-GE10: SURGERY ASSISTED BY MAGNETS: INITIAL EXPERIENCE WITH 5 CASES Giné C., Laín A., García L., Perez-Etchepare E., López S., Guillén G., Leganés C., Güizzo J., López M. PW2-GE11: SURGICAL THYROID DISEASES IN CHILDREN: CHANGING PATTERN OVER THE LAST TWO DECADES Baglaj M., Gerus S., Dorobisz U., Sitnik J. PW2-GE12: TELEMEDICINE IN PEDIATRIC SURGERY A HIGHLY QUALIFIED TOOL FOR FOLLOW-UP CARE OF LOCAL, NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL PATIENTS Gödeke J., Ertl A., Zöller D., Alsweed A., Rohleder S., Muensterer O. POSTER WALK 3 GENERAL Chairpersons: Holger Till (Austria) / Andreas Neophitou (Cyprus) PW3-GE01: ARTERIOUS-VENOUS MALFORMATION OF THE LIP: UNEXPLAINED FEMALE PREDOMINANCE Serradilla J., Bueno A., Ivars M., Miguel M., Díaz M., Nava F.D.B., López-Santamaría M., López-Gutiérrez J.C. PW3-GE02: EVALUATION OF THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF CHILDREN WITH BILIARY CYSTS Dudarev V., Kirgizov I., Minaev S., Kirgizov P. PW3-GE03: HEALTH INFORMATION IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE ON THE INTERNET: DO WE LIVE IN A SILO? Siva D., Wong M.K.Y., Choo C.S.C., Nah S.A. PW3-GE04: INFLAMMATORY/INFECTIOUS EVENTS FOLLOWING GASTROINTESTINAL CONTRAST STUDIES IN NEONATES AND YOUNG INFANTS Scuglia M., Falconi I., Fusaro F., Ronchetti M.P., Magistrelli A., Schingo P.M., Bagolan P., Morini F. PW3-GE05: LAPAROSCOPIC EXCISION OF CHOLEDOCHAL CYSTS AND HEPATICOJEJUNOSTOMY IN CHILDREN Kowalski A., Kowalewski G., Stefanowicz M., Ismail H., Szymczak M., Kaliciński P. PW3-GE06: MANAGEMENT OF LIVER MESENCHYMAL HAMARTOMA IN CHILDREN Son T., Hoan V., Tung V. PW3-GE07: PITFALLS IN DIAGNOSIS OF EARLY-ONSET INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE Dore M., Triana P., Sánchez-Galán A., Prieto G., Ramos E., Romo M., Gómez-Cervantes M., Hernández F., Martínez L., López-Santamaría M. PW3-GE08: PRENATAL DIAGNOSIS OF NEONATAL HEPATIC LESIONS: TEN YEARS EXPERIENCE Conforti A., Boscarelli A., Gennari F., Fusaro F., Bagolan P. 31

32 Foyer / Berengaria Thursday May 18 th PW3-GE09: SINGLE CENTER OUTCOME OF CENTRAL VENOUS ACCESS IN PAEDIATRIC AGE GROUP Said H., Fayez M., Zeinelabdeen A. Z., Alhaddad A. PW3-GE10: SINGLE INCISION LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY (SILS) IN PAEDIATRIC PATIENTS WITH SICKLE CELL DISEASE COULD BE SAFELY BY PAEDIATRIC SURGERY TRAINEES Said H., Raboie E., Zeinelabdeen A., Salahuddin S., Fayez M., Alawi A., Almanee A. PW3-GE11: TOPIC SILVER NITRATE CAUTERIZATION: A NON INVASIVE ALTERNATIVE TREATMENT FOR RECURRENT THYROGLOSSAL DUCT CYST AFTER SISTRUNK PROCEDURE IN CHILDREN. Alvarez Garcia N., Burgues Prades P., Fernandez Atuan R., Gonzalez Ruiz Y., Siles Hinojosa A. PW3-GE12: TRANSUMBILICAL CORD ACCES IN CHILDREN, FEASIBILITY AND SAFETY Jenovari Z., Bűdi T., Prokop T., Csökő E., Torma F. POSTER WALK 4 LOWER GASTROINTESTINAL Chairpersons: Philipp Frykman (USA) / Frederic Auber (France) PW4-LG01: ABDOMINAL SYMPTOMS AND ENTEROCOLITIS IN RELATION TO LACTASE GENOTYPE AND ANTIBODIES TO MILK AND FOOD ALLERGENS IN PATIENTS WITH HIRSCHSPRUNG S DISEASE Neuvonen M., Kyrklund K., Koivusalo A., Rintala R., Pakarinen M. PW4-LG02: EVALUATION OF BOWEL FUNCTION IN HEALTHY CHILDREN - UNTREATED CONSTIPATION IS COMMON Lindgren H., Salö M., Arnbjörnsson E., Stenström P. PW4-LG03: EVALUATION OF NEURONAL MARKERS IN THE PULL-THROUGH COLON OF PATIENTS WITH PERSISTENT CONSTIPATION FOLLOWING PULL-THROUGH (PT) FOR HIRSCHSPRUNG'S DISEASE (HD) Ranjan A., Prasanjit P., Dattagupta S., Srinivas M., Bhatnagar V., Agarwala S. PW4-LG04: INTRA- AND INTER OBSERVER RELIABILITY IN THE ASSESSMENT OF RADIOGRAPHY IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Rasenberg F., Schuppen J. V. R. PW4-LG05: LONG TERM NUTRITIONAL AND FUNCTIONAL EVALUATION OF CHILDREN WITH TOTAL COLONIC AGANGLIONNOSIS Arnaud A., Nizeyimana A., Levard G., Denapoli S., Podevin G., Reding R., Dabadie A. PW4-LG06: LONG-TERM INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION SEQUELAE AND GROWTH IN CHILDREN WITH CYSTIC FIBROSIS OPERATED FOR MECONIUM ILEUS: EXPECTANCIES AND SURPRISES Mentessidou A., Loukou I., Kampouroglou G., Livani A., Georgopoulos I., Mirilas P. PW4-LG07: MANAGEMENT OF INTESTINAL ATRESIA IN PATIENTS WITH GASTROSCHISIS TREATED WITH EARLY ELECTIVE CESAREAN DELIVERY. Leganes C., Molino Jose A., Guillen G., Lopez S., Arevalo S., Ribes C., Peiro Jose L., Lloret J., Lopez M. PW4-LG08: RETURN TO EVERYDAY ACTIVITIES AFTER OPEN AND LAPAROSCOPIC APPENDECTOMY IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS Antic J., Jokic R., Bukarica S., Rakic G. 32

33 Foyer / Berengaria Thursday May 18 th PW4-LG9: SIGMOID VAGINOPLASTY AS A VIABLE OPTION FOR CONGENITAL VAGINAL ABSENCE Stojanovic B., Bencic M., Bizic M., Kojovic V., Radojicic Z., Vukadinovic V., Krstic Z., Djordjevic M. PW4-LG10: THE INFLUENCE OF TIME ON PARENTAL STRESS IN PARENTS CARING FOR A CHILD WITH AN ANORECTAL MALFORMATION OR HIRSCHSPRUNG DISEASE Eeftinck S.L., Witvliet M.J., van Dijk T.H., Hartman E.E., van Heurn L.W.E., van der Steeg A.F.W. PW4-LG11: THE MORBIDITY AND QUALITY OF LIFE AFTER SURGICAL TREATMENT OF HIRSCHSPRUNG S DISEASE Files Flores R., Tuna T., Borges Dias M., Fragoso C. A., Campos M., Estevão-Costa J. PW4-LG12: UNDERSTANDING THE EXPERIENCES OF YOUTH GROWING UP WITH ANORECTAL MALFORMATION OR HIRSCHSPRUNG S DISEASE TO IMPROVE CLINICAL OUTCOME Nah S.A., Ong C.C.P., Lie D., Marimuttu V., Hong J.Z.Y, Jacobsen A.S., Choo C.S.C., Low Y. POSTER WALK 5 ONCOLOGY Chairpersons: Piotr Czauderna (Poland) / Udo Rolle (Germany) PW5-ON01: HEMANGIOMA COMPUTER ASSISTED ANALYSIS Draghici I., Popescu M., Neghina C., Zamfir M., Secheli I., Raicu A. Secheli M., Draghici L PW5-ON02: CA-125 MAY HAVE SIGNIFICANCE IN SCHEDULING SURGERY FOR BENIGN PEDIATRIC OVARIAN TUMORS Martin-Gimenez M., Guillen G., Molino Jose A., Lopez-Fernandez S., Aguilera M., Gros L., Lopez-Paredes M. PW5-ON03: EXIGENT CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL FACETS OF PEDIATRIC RENAL TUMORS SANS WILMS Sharma S., Gupta D. PW5-ON04: EXPERIENCE WITH THE MANAGEMENT OF BILATERAL WILM S TUMOUR IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY. A PRELIMINARY REPORT. Anyanwu L., Mohammad A., Abdullahi L., Farinyaro A., Aliyu M. PW5-ON05: INSERTION OF IMPLANTABLE VENOUS ACCESS SYSTEMS - WHICH METHOD TO USE. Gvardijancic D., Maučec J., Slemenšek L. PW5-ON06: LIPOBLASTOMA: A SINGLE CENTRE EXPERIENCE. Filisetti C., Maestri L., Vella C., Costanzo S., Destro F., Pansini A., Napolitano M., Riccipetitoni G. PW5-ON07: LOCAL TREATMENT OF INFANTILE HEMANGIOMAS WITH PROPRANOLOL AND METHYLSILICIC ACID IN LOW WEIGHT NEWBORN: THE FIRST EXPERIENCE Khanes G., Benzar I., Yurchenko V., Bachynska V. PW5-ON08: METASTATIC MUCINOUS TUBULAR SPINDLE CELL CARCINOMA OF KIDNEY (MTSCCK) IN A PEDIATRIC PATIENT Agarwala S., Dhua A., Bakhshi S., Ray R., Iyer V., Kaushal S., Bhatnagar V. PW5-ON09: OUTCOME IN CHILDREN WITH WILMS TUMOR:OUR CENTER EXPETIENCE FOR 2 DECADE Mohajerzadeh L., Khaleghnejad A. T., Rouzrokh M., Abasian A., Tabiee H. PW5-ON10: PALPABLE MASS IN THE RIGHT HEMIABDOMEN TURNS OUT AS AN METASTASING INFLAMMATORY MYOFIBROBLASTIC TUMOR OF THE COLON ASCENDENS Härter B., Hechenleitner P., Renz O., Sanal M., Häussler B. 33

34 Foyer / Berengaria Thursday May 18 th PW5-ON11: RADIOLOGICAL CHANGES AND HISTOLOGICAL FINDING IN WILM'S TUMOUR: IS THERE ANY CORROLATION? Middleton P., Banieghbal B., Pitcher R., Schubert P. PW5-ON12: TOTALLY IMPLANTABLE VENOUS ACCESS PORTS IN CHILDREN IN A SINGLE INSTITUTION ONCOLOGICAL UNIT Betancourth-Alvarenga J.E., Vázquez Rueda F., Siu Uribe A., Murcia Pascual F.J., Delgado Cotán L., Paredes Esteban R.M. POSTER WALK 6 THORACIC Chairpersons: Martin Metzelder (Austria) / Jens Dingemann Rolle (Germany) PW6-TH01: ADVANTAGES OF CARDIAC-MRI FOR PECTUS EXCAVATUM ASSESSMENT IN CHILDREN Dore M., Triana P., Bret M., Gomez-Cervantes M., Romo M., Perez A., Parron M., Encinas Jose L., Hernandez F., Lopez-Santamaria M., De La Torre C. PW6-TH02: CONGENITAL LUNG MALFORMATIONS: SUBOPTIMAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN PRENATAL AND POSTNATAL DIAGNOSIS Hijkoop A., Van Schoonhoven M., Schnater M., Peters N., Tibboel D., Wijnen R., Ijsselstijn H., Cohen-Overbeek T. PW6-TH03: DIGITAL THORACIC DRAINAGE, A NEW SYSTEM TO MONITOR AIR LEAKS IN PEDIATRIC POPULATION Pérez-Egido L., García-Casillas M.A., Simal I., Fanjul M., Cerdá Julio A., Fernandez-Bautista B., De La Torre M., De Agustin J.C. PW6-TH04: ENDOSCOPIC TREATMENT IN PAEDIATRIC ENDOBRONCHIAL TUBERCULOSIS Martin-Gimenez P. M., Garcia L., Lain A., Gine C., Iglesias I., Moreno A., Aguilera,M Lopez-Paredes M. PW6-TH05: EVALUATION OF DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THORACOSCOPIC AND OPEN SURGERY IN NEONATES WITH CONGENITAL DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA (CDH) WITH MATCHED-PAIR-ANALYSIS ACCORDING TO RELATIVE FETAL LUNG VOLUME ON PRENATAL MRI Zahn K., Schaible T., Wessel L. PW6-TH06: IDENTIFICATION OF RISK-FACTORS FOR RECURRENCE AFTER NEONATAL REPAIR OF CONGENITAL DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA (CDH) - A PROSPECTIVE COHORT-STUDY Zahn K., Schaible T., Wessel L. PW6-TH07: PRENATAL MARKERS IN CONGENITAL PULMONARY AIRWAY MALFORMATION PREDICTING NEED FOR POSTNATAL RESECTION Van Schoonhoven M., Hijkoop A., Schnater M., Peters N., Tibboel D., Wijnen R., Ijsselstijn H., Cohen-Overbeek T. PW6-TH08: RAPID 3-D BODY SURFACE PROTOTYPING DURING CONSERVATIVE TREATMENT OF THORACIC WALL ANOMALIES Cholewa D., Berger S. PW6-TH09: SURGERY IN NICU VS IN OPERATING ROOM FOR PDA LIGATION IN PRETERM NEWBORNS, A PROSPECTIVE STUDY Tirel O., Moncel B. J., Defontaine A., Beuchée A., Ecoffey C., Arnaud A., Wodey E. 34

35 Foyer / Berengaria Thursday May 18 th PW6-TH10: THORACOSCOPIC MANAGEMENT OF BLEBS IN CHILDREN: OUTCOMES IN RESECTION WITH/OUT PRIMARY PLEURODESIS Miura Da Costa K., Saxena A. PW6-TH11: THORACOSCOPIC STARCH PLEURODESIS FOR MASSIVE CHYLOTHORAX IN NEONATES de Agustín Asensio J.C., García-Casillas M.A., Peláez Mata D. Pérez Egido L., Sánchez Luna M. PW6-TH12: VERY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT AND OESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA: IS ONE STEP REPAIR FEASIBLE? van der Steeg A., van den Berge P., Onland Wes, Scharbatke H., van Dijk A., Oomen M., van Heurn E. POSTER WALK 7 UPPER GASTROINTESTINAL Chairpersons: Ciro Esposito (Italy) / Einar Arnbjörnsson (Island) PW7-UG01: CONGENITAL DUODENAL OBSTRUCTION: SINGLE CENTRE SERIES AND FOLLOW-UP Gamba P., De Corti F., Fascetti L.F., La Pergola E., Andreetta M. PW7-UG02: EARLY LENGTHENING: ARE WE DOING THE RIGHT THING? Aldeiri B., Coletta R., Morabito A. PW7-UG03: GROWTH DURING CHILDHOOD IN INFANTS BORN WITH OESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA Jones E. C., Smyth O. R., Drewett M., Burge D., Hall J. N. PW7-UG04: INTESTINAL FAILURE IN HIRSCHSPRUNG S DISEASE: LONG-TERM OUTCOMES Dore M., Triana P., Sánchez A., Prieto G., Ramos E., Jiménez J., Núñez V., Andrés A., Martínez L., Hernández F., López-Santamaría M. PW7-UG05: METABOLIC DERANGEMENT PARAMETERS IN NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS AND ITS CORRELATION WITH SURGICAL FINDINGS AND MORBIMORTALITY Villamil V., Fernández Ibieta M., Aranda García M.J., Ruiz Pruneda R, Sánchez Morote J.M., Rojas-Ticona J., Sánchez Sánchez A., Giménez Aleixandre M.C., Hernández Bermejo J.P. PW7-UG06: MULTICHANNEL INTRALUMINAL IMPEDANCE (MII): A PROPOSAL OF NORMAL VALUES FOR CHILDREN LESS THAN 4 YEARS Zaupa P., Huber-Zeyringer A., Warum S., Till H. PW7-UG07: OUTCOMES OF INSTESTINAL FAILURE IN CHILDREN - REPORT FROM A SINGLE CENTER Pakarinen M., Mutanen A., Gunnar R., Koivusalo A., Merras-Salmio L. PW7-UG08: RETROSPECTIVE SINGLE CENTRE ANALYSIS OF THE OUTCOME OF SURGICAL NEONATES WITH INTESTINAL FAILURE Lounis S., Brennan K., Patel M., Naik S., Charesworth P. PW7-UG09: SINGLE CENTER STUDY OF RECURRENT GASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX DISEASE AFTER FUNDOPLICATION IN CHILDREN WITH A LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP Heymans C., Visschers R., Bouvy N., Melenhorst J., Den Dulk M., Van Gemert W. PW7-UG10: THE ROLE OF ABDOMINAL ULTRASONOGRAPHY IN DIFFERENTIATING DUODENAL ATRESIA AND INTESTINAL MALROTATION IN NEONATES Zani-Ruttenstock E., Hameed S., Caro-Dominguez P., Daneman A., Navarro O., Zani A. 35

36 Foyer / Berengaria Thursday May 18 th PW7-UG11: THE ROLE OF NON OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT IN NEONATES WITH ISOLATED ESOPHAGEAL PERFORATION Catania Vincenzo D., Hodgson A. K., Togo A., Moore A., Zani A. POSTER WALK 8 UROLOGY Chairpersons: Balasz Kutasy (Sweden) / Jörgen Thorup (Denmark) PW8-UR01: TWENTY-THREE YEARS EXPERIENCE WITH LAPAROSCOPIC VARICOCELE REPAIR IN CHILDREN: STANDARDIZING THE TECHNIQUE Esposito C., Escolino M., Castagnetti M., Cerulo M., Farina A., Turrà F., Izzo S., Vaccaro S., Settimi A. PW8-UR02: LOWER URINARY TRACT FUNCTION IN HEALTHY CHILDREN Carvalho M., Salö M., Arnbjörnsson E., Stenström P. PW8-UR03: UROLOGICAL OUTCOMES AFTER EARLY SURGICAL CORRECTION OF OCCULT SPINAL DYSRAPHISM Destro F., Selvaggio G., Marinoni F., Di Iorio G., Costanzo S., Valentini Laura G., Vetrano Ignazio G., Riccipetitoni G. PW8-UR04: PRIMARY NOCTURNAL ENURESIS: A REVIEW OF ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT IN A SINGLE REFERRAL CENTRE Arena S., Patricolo M. PW8-UR05: REFLUXING URETERAL REIMPLANTATION: A NOVEL METHOD FOR MANAGING URETEROVESICAL JUNCTION(UVJ) OBSTRUCTION IN CHILDREN Deacy D., Donigiewicz U., Quinn F. PW8-UR06: A SURVEY OF ADULT MEN WHO UNDERWENT CIRCUMCISION IN CHILDHOOD Ukeleghe E., Nweze K., Sanders C., Corbett H. PW8-UR07: ANTI-INFLAMMATORY EFFECTS OF OLIVE OIL OZONIDES IN BALANITIS XEROTICA OBLITERANS: PRELIMINARY DATA FROM AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY Russo T., Currò M., Impellizzeri P., Antonuccio P., Ferlazzo N., Arena S., Ientile R., Romeo C. PW8-UR08: COMPLICATIONS AFTER IMPLANTATION OF PERITONEAL DIALYSIS CATHETER: COMPARING DATA FROM A TRANSPLANT SURGERY AND PEDIATRIC SURGERY DEPARTMENT Radtke J., Reismann M., Kempf C., Schild R. S., Nashan B., Rothe K., Koch M. PW8-UR09: EVIDENCE-BASED GUIDELINES: DOES THEY MAKE THE DIFFERENCE IN THE TREATMENT OF PRIMARY VUR IN CHILDREN? Alvarez Garcia N., Gonzalez Ruiz Y., Siles Hinojosa A., Fernandez Atuan R., Delgado Alvira R., Justa Roldan M., Rihuete Heras M. A., Gracia Romero J. PW8-UR10: 25 YEARS OF CONSERVATIVE TREATMENT FOR VUR IN CHILDREN: DOES THE PERFECT CANDIDATE EXIST? Alvarez Garcia N., Gonzalez Ruiz Y., Fernandez Atuan R., Siles Hinojosa A., Delgado Alvira R., Rihuete Heras M. A., Justa Roldan M., Gracia Romero J. PW8-UR11: BLADDER NECK PLICATION; CURRENT EXPERIENCE IN SELECTED CAUSES OF INCONTINENCE ElDebeiky M., Ghanem W., ElKassaby Abdel H., A. Hay S. 36

37 Foyer / Berengaria Thursday May 18 th PW8-UR12: LAPAROSCOPIC ASSISTED EXTRAVESICAL URETERAL REIMPLANTATION AND EXTRACORPOREAL URETERAL TAPERING REPAIR FOR PRIMARY OBSTRUCTIVE MEGAURETER IN CHILDREN Santiago S., Gander R., Royo G., Varlet F., Asensio M., Lopez M Queen Elenor Thursday May 18 th 13:30-14:30 Meet the Expert 1 On the treatment of acute appendicitis in children Jan F Svensson (Sweden) Evagoras Lanitis Thursday May 18 th 14:30-16:30 Scientific Session III: Young Investigator Award Chairpersons: Paul Tam (China) and Juan Tovar (Spain) 14:30-14:42 SCIII-YI01: INCREASED RISK OF INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE IN PATIENTS WITH HIRSCHSPRUNG DISEASE Löf Granström A., Amin L., Arnell H., Wester T. 14:42-14:54 SCIII-YI02: SOLID PSEUDOPAPILLARY TUMOR OF PANCREAS (SPTP): THE IMPORTANCE OF LONG-TERM FOLLOW- UP Frybova B., Snajdauf J., Mixa V., Keil R., Petru O., Rygl M. 14:54-15:06 SCIII-YI03: SMALL BOWEL DILATATION IN PEDIATRIC SHORT BOWEL SYNDROME ASSOCIATES WITH MUCOSAL DAMAGE, BOWEL-DERIVED BLOODSTREAM INFECTIONS, AND LIVER INJURY Hukkinen M., Mutanen A., Pakarinen P. M. 15:06-15:18 SCIII-YI04: SPECTRUM OF LIVER HEMANGIOMAS: MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH Leganes C., Guillen G., Molino Jose A., Lopez S., Perez M., Garcia-Patos V., Sabado C. Coma Ana, Bueno J., Lopez M. 15:18-15:30 SCIII-YI05: TESTIS TISSUE CRYOPRESERVATION: A CLINICAL SERVICE FOR FERTILITY PRESERVATION IN PRE- PUBERTAL MALES UNDERGOING GONADOTOXIC CANCER TREATMENT Ford K., Davies J., Lane S., Lakhoo K. 15:30-15:42 SCIII-YI06: FUNCTIONAL AND INFLAMMATORY STATUS OF THE INTESTINAL EPITHELIAL BARRIER IN THE GANGLIONIC ZONE IN HIRSCHSPRUNG'S DISEASE. Dariel A., Grynberg L, Brochard C., Durand T., Suply E., Leclair M. D., De Vries P., Levard G., Couvrat V., Podevin G., Schmitt F., Irtan S., Parmentier B., Lardy H., Muller C., Hervieux E., Sarnacki S., Derkinderen P., Neunlist M. 15:42-15:54 SCIII-YI07: OMEGA-3 FATTY ACIDS ENRICHED MATERNAL DIET ALTER MICROBIOME COMPOSITION IN EXPERIMENTAL NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS Miyake H., Määttänen P., Koike Y., Chen Y., Li B., Lee C., Seo S., Hock A., Sherman P., Pierro A. 37

38 Evagoras Lanitis Thursday May 18 th 15:54-16:06 SCIII-YI08: THE UTILITY OF NEAR-INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY (NIRS) FOR INTRACRANIAL INJURY DETECTION IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS AFTER MINOR HEAD INJURY - A PROSPECTIVE STUDY. Anzelewicz S., Osowicka M., Garnier H., Murawski M., Czauderna P. 16:06-16:18 SCIII-YI09: A STEPWISE APPROACH TO THE TREATMENT OF INFLAMMATORY MYOFIBROBLASTIC TUMOURS Aguilera-Pujabet M., Guillen Burrieza G., López-Fernández S., Molino Gahete J.A., Martin-Gimenez M.P., Hladun Alvaro R., López Paredes M. 16:18-16:30 SCIII-YI10: CONSEVRATIVE TREATMENT VERSUS SURGERY FOR UNCOMPLICATED APPENDICITIS IN CHILDREN. A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS Mosbahi S., Walker B., Hau E., Cotton M., Peiry B., Berger S., Egger B., Kessler U 16:30-17:00 Coffee Brake 17:00-17:30 European Journal Lecture Piotr Kalicinski (Poland) Pediatric surgery and pediatric transplantation - two way lessons and benefits Introduction: Jean Michel Guys (France) 17:30-18:30 Scientific Session ΙV: General Chairpersons: Ernest van Heurn (The Netherlands) and Arnaud Bonnard (France) 17:30-17:40 SCIV-GE01: USE OF HYPOALLERGENIC FEEDS IS ASSOCIATED WITH A SIGNIFICANT REDUCTION IN CENTRAL VENOUS LINE INFECTION IN INFANTS WITH GASTROSCHISIS Drewett M., Hall N., Eaton S., Burge D. 17:40-17:50 SCIV-GE02: GLOBAL INITIATIVE FOR CHILDREN S SURGERY (GICS): OPTIMAL RESOURCES FOR CHILDREN S SURGERY IN LOW RESOURCE SETTINGS Lakhoo K., Ure B., Wright N., Goodman L., Jensen G., Farmer D., Poenaru D., Ameh E., Bickler S., Ozgediz D., Goodman S., Oldham K. 17:50-18:00 SCIV-GE03: PAEDIATRIC GASTROINTESTINAL FOREIGN BODIES: A NATIONWIDE STUDY OF 4969 CHILDREN Go L.K., Morvil N., Nah S.A., Low Y., Chong S.L., Aw M.M., Lin D.Y.J. 18:00-18:10 SCIV-GE04: THE ASSOCIATION OF PREVIOUS APPENDECTOMY AND INFERTILITY IN FEMALE PATIENTS Becker M. V., Seufert R., Silber S., Muensterer O 18:10-18:15 SC-GE05: PARENTS AS MEMBERS OF THE POSTOPERATIVE PAIN MANAGEMENT TEAM: FIRST RESULTS. Wijnen R., Faasse M., Labrie K., Van Dijk M. 38

39 Evagoras Lanitis Thursday May 18 th 18:15-18:20 SCIV-GE06: HOW TO USE INTESTINAL FATTY ACID BINDING PROTEIN (IFABP) AS BIOMARKER FOR NEC IN NEONATES Wells J., Ewer A., Hulscher J., Jester I. 18:20-18:25 SCIV-GE07: INTERNET HEALTH SEEKING BEHAVIOR OF PARENTS COMPARING ELECTIVE AND EMERGENCY PEDIATRIC SURGICAL SITUATIONS Wong M.K.Y., Siva D., Choo C.S.C., Nah S.A. 18:25-18:30 SCIV-GE08: SERIAL FECAL CALPROTECTIN MEASUREMENTS DO NOT PREDICT NEC IN HIGH RISK INFANTS Van Zoonen A., Kooi E., Bos A., Hulzebos C., Hulscher J. 18:30-18:35 SCIV-GE09: SURGICAL OUTCOMES OF SYRIAN CIVIL WAR PEDIATRIC CASUALTIES: A SINGEL CENTER EXPERIENCE Naaman O., Yulevich A., Weiss M., Tobias S., Soustiel J., Eitan A., Shtarker H., Asa af M., Kogan L., Waxman I., Rahamimov N., Kakashvili E., Glickman D., Segal T., Sela E., Zonis Z., Barhoum M., Sweed Y. 39

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41 Queen Elenor E. Lanitis Friday May 19 th 07:00-08:30 Morning Course: Necrotizing Enterocolitis INTERNATIONAL FACULTY Chairman: Amulya Saxena (UK), Pietro Bagolan (Italy), Ulf Kessler (Switzerland), Agostino Pierro (Canada), Udo Rolle (Germany) PROGRAM Time Lecture Speaker Introduction Amulya Saxena 07:00-07:20 Research in Necrotizing Enterocolitis Agostino Pierro 07:20-07:40 Outcomes in NEC in VLBW infants Udo Rolle 07:40-08:00 Clinical outcomes in premature infants with Necrotizing Enterocolitis Ulf Kessler Concepts in management of Necrotizing Enterocolitis babies Pietro Bagolan Evagoras Lanitis Friday May 19 th 08:30-10:00 Scientific Session V: Thoracic Chairpersons: Whit Holcomb (USA) and Giovanna Riccipetitoni (Italy) 08:30-08:40 SCV-TH01: FETAL ENDOSCOPIC TRACHEAL OCCLUSION: SURVIVAL AND MEDIUM-TERM COMORBIDITIES Zanini A., Morandi A. Farris G., Gentilino V., Macchini F., Leva E. 08:40-08:50 SCV-TH02: THORACOSCOPIC CORRECTION OF CARDIAC ANOMALOUS CONDUCTION PATHWAYS IN CHILDREN de Agustín Asensio J.C., Pérez Caballero R., Pita A., González Alez M.T., Gil-Jáurena J.M. 08:50-09:00 SCV-TH03: GROWTH, LUNG FUNCTION AND EXERCISE TOLERANCE IN 8-YEAR OLD CHILDREN WITH SURGICAL AND NON-SURGICAL CONGENITAL PULMONARY AIRWAY MALFORMATIONS van Schoonhoven M., Hijkoop A., Schnater M., Cohen-Overbeek T., Tibboel D., Wijnen R., IJsselstijn H. 09:00-09:10 SCV-TH04: CURRENT MANAGEMENT OF CONGENITAL PULMONARY AIRWAY MALFORMATIONS. A EUROPEAN PAEDIATRIC SURGEONS' ASSOCIATION'S SURVEY (On behalf of the EUPSA Network Office) Morini F., Zani A., Conforti A., Van Heurn E., Eaton S., Puri P., Rintala R., Lukac M., Kuebler J., Friedmacher F., Wijnen R., Tovar J., Hoellwarth M., Pierro A., Bagolan P. 09:10-09:20 SCV-TH05: LONG TERM FOLLOW-UP AFTER LOBECTOMY FOR ASYMPTOMATIC CONGENITAL LUNG MALFORMATIONS Costanzo S., Zenga A., Farolfi A., Vella C., Filisetti C., Destro F., Riccipetitoni G. 09:20-09:30 SCV-TH06: PEDIATRIC SINGLE LUNG PATIENTS: MORTALITY RISK, MANAGEMENT CHALLENGES, AND LONG TERM OUTCOMES Fallon E., Wolinska J., Honjo O., Fecteau A., Chiu P. 41

42 Evagoras Lanitis Friday May 19 th 09:30-09:35 SCV-TH07: OUTCOME AFTER FETOSCOPIC TRACHEAL OCCLUSION (FETO) IN NEONATES WITH CONGENITAL DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA (CDH) Zahn K., Schaible T., Wessel L. 09:35-09:40 SCV-TH08: RESULTS OF A NEW NON-OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT WITH OK432 FOR PEDIATRIC CHYLOTHORAX Aguilera-Pujabet M., Molino Gahete J.A., Guillen Burrieza G., López-Fernández S., Martin-Gimenez M.P., Ruiz Campillo C., Lloret Roca J., López Paredes M. 09:40-09:45 SCV-TH09: POST-OPERATIVE OUTCOME OF LOBECTOMY VERSUS SPARING RESECTION IN THE THORASCOPIC TREATMENT OF CONGENITAL LUNG MALFORMATIONS Khen-Dunlop N., Chenane N., Clermidi P., Michelet D., Jaby O., Delacourt C., Sarnacki S., Bonnard A. 09:45-09:50 SCV-TH10: THE CORRELATION BETWEEN BASELINE STATE ANXIETY AND PAIN MEASUREMENT SIX WEEKS AFTER SURGICAL CORRECTION OF PECTUS EXCAVATUM PATIENTS. Zuidema W., Oosterhuis W., Zijp G., de Langen-de Klerk E., van der Heide S., van Baren R., van der Steeg A., van Heurn E. 09:50-10:00 SCV-TH11: A SINGLE-CENTER EXPERIENCE WITH DYNAMIC COMPRESSION BRACING FOR CHILDREN WITH PECTUS CARINATUM Poola A., Pierce A., Orrick B., St. Peter S., Snyder C., Juang D., Aguayo P., Fraser J., Holcomb G. 10:00-10:05 SCV-TH12: PRENATAL TRANSPLACENTAL MIR-200B THERAPY REDUCES THE INCIDENCE OF CDH AND IMPROVES LUNG HYPOPLASIA IN THE NITROFEN RAT MODEL Khoshgoo N., Falk L., Day C., Iwasiow B., Keijzer R. Richard Friday May 19 th 08:30-10:00 Scientific Session VI: Urology Chairpersons: Cenk Buyukunal (Turkey) and Jean Michel Guys (France) 08:30-08:40 SCVI-UR01: POSTERIOR URETHRAL VALVES PRESENTING WITH URINOMA/ASCITES Lundar L., Aksnes G., Mørkrid L., Emblem R. 08:40-08:50 SCVI-UR02: NON-URETHRAL COMPLICATIONS FOLLOWING HYPOSPADIAS REPAIR Stojanovic B., Bizic M., Majstorovic M., Kojovic V., Bencic M., Vukadinovic V., Radojicic Z., Krstic Z., Djordjevic M. 08:50-09:00 SCVI-UR03: DUCKETT TUBE AND MODIFIED KOYANAGI TECHNIQUES IN MANAGEMENT OF PROXIMAL TYPES OF HYPOSPADIAS; A PROSPECTIVE COMPARATIVE STUDY AlBaghdady A., Ghanem W., Khattab M., ElDebeiky M. 42

43 Richard Friday May 19 th 09:00-09:10 SCVI-UR04: MOLECULAR DIAGNOSTICS OF KIDNEY INJURY IN NEWBORNS WITH ABDOMINAL COMPARTMENT SYNDROME Morozov D., Morozova O., Lakomova D., Mal'ceva L., Budnik I. 09:10-09:20 SCVI-UR05: PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED STUDY OF HORMONAL TREATMENT IN BOYS WITH BILATERAL CRYPTORCHIDISM Vincel B., Verkauskas G., Bilius V., Dasevicius D., Malcius D., Hadziselimovic F. 09:20-09:30 SCVI-UR06: DONOR/RECIPIENT WEIGHT RATE IN PEDIATRIC KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION De Corti F., Benetti E., Dall'Igna P., Murer L., Castagnetti M., Gamba P. 09:30-09:40 SCVI-UR07: URETEROVESICAL JUNCTION OBSTRUCTION SECONDARY TO SUBURETERIC BULKING AGENT INJECTION FOR TREATMENT OF VESICOURETERIC REFLUX Yener Turan S., Hakalmaz A. E., Emre S., Ozcan R., Elicevik M., Soylet Y., Buyukunal S.N. C., Emir H. 09:40-09:45 SCVI-UR08: ARE ENDOCRINE DISRUPTING CHEMICALS A RISK FACTOR FOR DEVELOPING CRYPTORCHIDISM? González R. Y., Estors Sastre B., Siles Hinojosa A., Álvarez García N., Rihuete Heras M. A., Delgado Alvira M. R., Gracia Romero J. 09:45-09:50 SCVI-UR09: THE RISK OF INFERTILITY OF MEN AFTER SURGICAL TREATMENT OF UNILATERAL CRYPTORCHIDISM IN CHILDHOOD Morozov D., Pimenova E., Raygorodskaya N., Yakovenko D. 09:50-09:55 SCVI-UR10: URINARY MOLECULAR MARKERS OF KIDNEY INJURY IN CHILDREN WITH VESICOURETERAL REFLUX Morozov D., Morozova O., Lakomova D., Mal'ceva L., Budnik I. 09:55-10:00 SCVI-UR11: PERINEAL HYPOSPADIAS; BACK TO THE FUTURE Hadidi A. 10:00-10:30 Coffee Brake Evagoras Lanitis Friday May 19 th 10:30-12:30 Scientific Session VII: Hepatobiliary Chairpersons: Mikko Pakarinen (Finnland) and Alastair Miller (South Africa) 10:30-10:40 SCVII-HE01: INTESTINAL TAPERING SURGERY DECREASES BLOODSTREAM INFECTIONS AND IMPROVES MARKERS OF LIVER FUNCTION, MUCOSAL INFLAMMATION, AND CHOLESTEROL METABOLISM IN PEDIATRIC SHORT-BOWEL SYNDROME Hukkinen M., Mutanen A., Merras-Salmio L., Pakarinen P. M. 43

44 Evagoras Lanitis Friday May 19 th 10:40-10:50 SCVII-HE02: CT DONOR LIVER VOLUMETRY BEFORE LIVER TRANSPLANTATION IN INFANTS <10KG: ESTIMATED GRAFT DIAMETER AFFECTS THE OUTCOME Schukfeh N., Schulze M., Holland A., Hoyer D., Paul A., Kuebler J., Theysohn J. 10:50-11:00 SCVII-HE03: OUTCOMES OF BILIARY ATRESIA DECADE AFTER NATIONAL CENTRALIZATION IMPROVED OUTCOMES DON T CURE THE LIVER Kerola A., Hukkinen M., Rintala R., Koivusalo A., Pakarinen P. M. 11:00-11:10 SCVII-HE04: DECEASED (DD) VERSUS LIVING DONOR (LD) LIVER TRANSPLANTATION (LT) FOR BILIARY ATRESIA (BA): RESULTS IN 342 PEDIATRIC RECIPIENTS. Szabo M., Tambucci R., Channaoui A., Janssen M., De Magnée C., Stephenne X., Smets F., Sokal E., Reding R. 11:10-11:20 SCVII-HE05: OUTCOMES OF BILIARY ATRESIA IN THE NORDIC COUNTRIES DURING A MULTICENTER STUDY OF 158 PATIENTS Pakarinen M., Søndergaard L. J., Svensson J., Bjørnland K., Gatzinsky V., Stenström P., Koivusalo A., Thorup J., Almström M., Emblem R., Björnsson S., Ackman T., Almaas R., Jalanko H., Fischler B., Kvist N., 11:20-11:30 SCVII-HE06: COMPARISON OF CLINICAL PRESENTATIONS AND RESULTS OF LAPAROSCOPIC TREATMENT BETWEEN CHOLEDOCHAL CYSTS TYPE I AND TYPE IVA (TODANI CLASSIFICATION) IN CHILDREN Son T., Hoan V. 11:30-11:40 SCVII-HE07: CURRENT MANAGEMENT OF POLYPOID GALLBLADDER LESIONS IN CHILDREN: A RETROSPECTIVE NATIONAL STUDY Ballouhey Q., Baudry M., Varlet F., Dubois R., Héry G., Podevin G., Barras M., Abbo O., Arnaud A., Reinberg O., Piolat C., Fourcade L. 11:40-11:50 SCVII-HE08: THE CURRENT SITUATION AND ISSUES WITH A NEW NATIONWIDE STOOL COLOR CARD SCREENING AND A NEW STRATEGY FOR EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF BILIARY ATRESIA Obatake M., Hoshino E., Taura Y., Yamane Y., Yoshida T. 11:50-12:00 SCVII-HE09: PRETERM INFANTS WITH BILIARY ATRESIA, A NATIONWIDE COHORT ANALYSIS FROM THE NETHERLANDS Van Wessel B.E. D., Boere T., Hulzebos V. C., De Kleine H.J. R., Verkade J. H., Hulscher Bf J. 12:00-12:05 SCVII-HE10: RED BLOOD CELL TRANSFUSION DURING KASAI IS ASSOCIATED WITH CLEARANCE OF JAUNDICE IN BILIARY ATRESIA PATIENTS van den Wittenboer G.J., van Wessel D.B.E., Bruggink J.L.M., Molenbuur B., Verkade H.J., Schölvinck E.H., de Kleine R.H.J., Hulscher J.B.F 44

45 Evagoras Lanitis Friday May 19 th 12:05-12:10 SCVII-HE11: CATHETER INTERVENTIONAL CLOSURE OF CONGENITAL PORTOSYSTEMIC VENOUS SHUNT (CPSVS) IN CHILDHOOD Triana Junco P., Ponce D. M., Dore Reyes M., Andrés A. M., Martínez M. L., Gámez Arance M., Hernández Oliveros F., López Santamaría M. 12:10-12:15 SCVII-HE12: SURGICAL TREATMENT OF BILE DUCT INJURIES AFTER LAPAROSCOPIC CHOLECYSTECTOMY IN CHILDREN Roszkiewicz A., Stefanowicz M., Broniszczak-Czyszek D., Ismail H., Kaliciński P. 12:15-12:20 SCVII-HE13: CHOLEDOCHAL MALFORMATIONS: A SCIENTOMETRIC ANALYSIS AND GEOMAPPING OF THE GLOBAL RESEARCH ARCHITECTURE Friedmacher F., Ford K., Davenport M. 12:20-12:25 SCVII-HE14: PREDICTORS OF HISTOLOGIC LIVER INJURY IN INTESTINAL FAILURE ASSOCIATED LIVER DISEASE Mutanen A., Lohi J., Heikkilä P., Pakarinen M. 12:25-12:30 SCVII-HE15: GALLBLADDER STONE DISEASE FROM CHILDHOOD TO ADULTHOOD: DOES CHOLECYSTECTOMY WORTH THE HASSLE? Alvarez Garcia N., Delgado Alvira R., Corona Bellostas C., Gonzalez Ruiz Y., Fernandez A. R., Siles Hinojosa A., Ruiz De Temiño M., Elias Pollina J. Richard Friday May 19 th 10:30-12:30 Vesicourethral Reflux Symposium (Sponsored by Education Grant from SOBI INTERNATIONAL FACULTY Prem Puri (Ireland) Martin A. Koyle (Toronto) Atsuyuki Yamataka (Japan) PROGRAM Time Lecture Speaker 10:30-11:00 The markedly abnormal ureter: A non-dogmatic, Martin A. Koyle non extirpative heretical approach 11:00-11:30 Endoscopic treatment of vesicoureteral Reflux: Tips Atsuyuki Yamataka and Tricks 11:30-12:00 Controversial issues in endoscopic treatment of Prem Puri Vesicoureteral Reflux MC Assessment Faculty 45

46 Evagoras Lanitis Friday May 19 th 12:30-13:30 EUPSA General Assembly 13:00-14:30 Lunch Foyer / Berengaria Friday May 19 th 13:30-14:30 Poster walks 9-16 POSTER WALK 9 BASIC SCIENCE Chairpersons: Simon Eaton (UK) / Richard Keijzer (Canada) PW9-BS01: DECREASED RAC1 EXPRESSION IN THE HEART OF RATS WITH NITROFEN-INDUCED DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA Nakamura H., Zimmer J., Tomuschat C., Puri P. PW9-BS02: DNASE1 TREATMENT SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCES NEC IN MICE Klinke M., Vincent D., Eschenburg G., Fuchs T., Reinshagen K., Boettcher M. PW9-BS03: EFFECT OF N-ACETYLSEROTONIN ON TLR-4 AND MYD88 EXPRESSION DURING INTESTINAL ISCHEMIA- REPERFUSION IN A RAT MODEL Sukhotnik I., Ben Y. S., Halabi S., Bitterman N., Dorfman T., Pollak Y., Coran G. A., Bitterman A. PW9-BS04: FUNCTIONAL AND ANATOMICAL EVALUATION OF THE CARDIAC MUSCLE IN NEWBORN RABBITS WITH CONGENITAL DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA TREATED WITH TRACHEAL OCCLUSION Sbragia L., Lopes Figueira R., Scorletti F., Oria M., Aslan M., James J., Peiró J. L. PW9-BS05: HYPOTHERMIC PRESERVATION OF SMALL BOWEL: A MORPHOLOGICAL SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY STUDY Muñoz Miguelsanz M.D.L.A., Fernandez Segura E. PW9-BS06: MULTIDIMENSIONAL ASSESSMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL AND GENETIC FACTORS IN THE OCCURRENCE OF NEURAL TUBE DEFECTS IN CHILDREN AS A QUEST TO BETTER PROPHYLAXIS. Gizewska-Kacprzak K., Materny J., Gawrych E. PW9-BS07: NANOTECHNOLOGY APPLIED TO POSTOPERATIVE INTRALESIONAL ANALGESIA: AN EXPERIMENTAL LARGE ANIMAL STUDY. Filisetti C., Visai L., Petrini P., Riccipetiton G. PW9-BS08: SEGMENTAL REVERSAL OF DISTAL SMALL INTESTINE IN SHORT BOWEL SYNDROME. THE INFLUENCE ON POSTOPERATIVE WEIGHT AND INTESTINAL TOPOGRAPHY Thomsen V. S., Grave K. P., Qvist N., Clark S. P., Ellebæk B. M. PW9-BS09: THE GASTROINTESTINAL MICROBIOME: DIFFERENTIATION BETWEEN AVITAL AND ACTIVE MICROBES BY RIBOSOMAL RNA ANALYSIS Singer G., Kashofer K., Castellani C., Till H. PW9-BS10: THE OCCURENCE OF INFLAMMATION REGULATING CYTOKINES IN CONGENITAL INTRAABDOMINAL ADHESIONS IN CHILDREN UNDER 1 YEAR OF AGE Junga A., Pilmane M., Abola Z., Volrats O. 46

47 Foyer / Berengaria Friday May 19 th PW9-BS11: WHY TREATMENT OF PULMONARY HYPERTENSION IN CONGENITAL DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA STILL FAILS Mous D., Buscop-Van Kempen M., Wijnen R., Tibboel D., Rottier R. POSTER WALK 10 GENERAL Chairpersons: Argyrou Sotiroula (Cyprus) / Manuela Hunziker (Switzerland) PW10-GE01: COMPARISON OF TWO PROCEDURES IN GIRLS WITH INGUINAL HERNIA: LAPAROSCOPIC PERCUTANEOUS INTERNAL RING SUTURING PROCEDURE VS TRADITIONAL OPEN HIGH LIGATION Akin M., Genc Nimettullah M., Demir M., Kaba M., Sever N., Karadag Cetin A., Yildiz A., Dokucu A. I. PW10-GE02: COSMETIC OUTCOMES OF CONGENITAL ABDOMINAL WALL DEFECTS: RESULTS OF A VISUAL ASSESSMENT SCALE ACCORDING TO DIFFERENT SPECIALISTS Brooks G., Fascetti Leon F., De Corti F., Mognato G., Vindigni V., Bassetto F., Gamba P. PW10-GE03: ERGONOMY IN LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY: A COMPARISON OF TWO DIFFERENT SEALING DEVICES IN ADVANCED PEDIATRIC MIS Esposito C., Escolino M., Castagnetti M., Farina A., Cerulo M., Turrà F., Menichini R., Gargiulo F., Draghici I. PW10-GE04: GASTROINTESTINAL SYMPTOMS AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN CHILDREN SURVIVING NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS. Schipper L., Holvast B., Kooi E., Hulscher J. PW10-GE05: LONG TERM RESULTS AFTER THYROID SURGERY IN A SINGLE PEDIATRIC INSTITUTION Rico C., Alonso Calderón J., Souto H., Espinosa R., Espinoza M., De Lucio M., Guillén P., Luis A. PW10-GE06: LONG-TERM GASTROINTESTINAL OUTCOME IN CHILDREN SURVIVING NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS Schipper L., Holvast B., Kooi E., Hulscher J. PW10-GE07: NON OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT FOR NON COMPLICATED APPENDICITIS: AN OPTION TO CONSIDER. Abbo O., Trabanino C., Mouttalib S., Pinnagoda K., Bouali O., Lemasson F., Carfagna L., Le Mandat A., Galinier P. PW10-GE08: NON-TUBERCULOUS MYCOBACTERIAL CERVICAL LYMPHADENITIS (NTMCLA) IN CHILDREN: OUR EXPERIENCE WITH DIFFERENT TREATMENT MODALITIES de Lucio M., Luis Ana L., Álvarez M., Rico C., Guillen P., Souto H., Espinoza M., Ollero Juan C. PW10-GE09: POSTOPERATIVE OUTCOMES IN THE PYLOROMYOTOMY PROCEDURE UNDER SPINAL ANAESTHESIA: A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY IN 100 CASES Somri M., Matter I., Swaid F., Coran Arnold G., Hawash N., Tome R., Gankin I., Hadjittofi C., Sukhotnik I. PW10-GE10: PROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF THE AIR SCORE FOR PEDIATRIC APPENDICITIS A PILOT STUDY Marklund E., Salö M. PW10-GE11: THE VALUE OF RADIOLOGICAL FEATURES IN MECONIUM PERITONITIS IN PREDICTING THE NEED FOR SURGERY Caro-Domínguez P., Catania V. D., Daneman A., Antounians L., Zani A. 47

48 Foyer / Berengaria Friday May 19 th PW10-GE12: USE OF BIOFEEDBACK FOR THE TREATMENT OF FECAL INCONTINENCE IN CHILDREN. SINGLE CENTER EXPERIENCE Souto H., Alonso L. J., Espinosa R., Rico C., Espinoza M., De Lucio M., Guillén P., Luis A., Morató P., Ollero J. C POSTER WALK 11 LOWER GASTROINTESTINAL Chairpersons: Ivo de Blauw (The Netherlands) / Magnus Anderberg (Sweden) PW11-LG01: ABDOMINAL SYMPTOMS AND ENTEROCOLITIS IN RELATION TO MARKERS OF INTESTINAL INFLAMMATION IN PATIENTS WITH HIRSCHSPRUNG S DISEASE Neuvonen M., Kyrklund K., Koivusalo A., Rintala R., Pakarinen M. PW11-LG02: AWAKE HIGH RESOLUTION ANORECTAL PHYSIOLOGY IMPROVES THERAPEUTIC DECISION MAKING Athanasakos E., Smith S., Dalton S., Mcdowell S., Shea T., Blakeley K., Meadows N., Rawat D., Cleeve S. PW11-LG03: EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT OF PERIANAL ABSCESS WITH DOUBLE ADMINISTRATION OF HAINOSANKYUTO AND/OR JUZENTAIHOTO Doi T., Sueyoshi. Yamataka A. PW11-LG04: HIRSCHSPRUNG'S DISEASE - FULL THICKNESS BIOPSY. Bjørn N., Rasmussen L., Detlefsen S., Qvist N., Ellebæk M. PW11-LG05: LAPAROSCOPY FOR ABDOMINAL SURGICAL CONDITIONS IN PREMATURE BABIES: ARE WE DOING GOOD? Clermidi P., Bastard F., Soudée S., Farnoux C., Biran V., Bellon M., Bonnard A. PW11-LG06: PATIENTS WITH ALL TYPES OF CONGENITAL ANORECTAL MALFORMATIONS SEEM TO HAVE CONTINENCE REFLEXES Jonker J., Trzpis M., Broens P. PW11-LG07: POSTOPERATIVE PAIN MANAGEMENT IN INFANTS AFTER STOMA REVERSAL PROVED TO BE PROBLEMATIC Jansz L., de Graaff J., van Dijk M., Wijnen R., Keyzer-Dekker C. PW11-LG08: SINGLE-INCISION, HAND ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC APPENDECTOMY IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS: LEARNING CURVE AND RELATED COMPLICATIONS Hosseinpour M., Khaledi B. PW11-LG09: SPECTRUM OF MUCOSA-ASSOCIATED BACTERIA IN CHILDREN WITH SIMPLE AND COMPLEX APPENDICITIS The S.M.L., Bakx R., Budding A.E., de Meij T.G.J., Heij H.A., van Heurn L.W.E., Gorter R.R. PW11-LG10: THE IMPACT OF COMPLEMENTARY EXAMS FOR PREDICTION OF ACUTE APPENDICITIS Jalles F., Morgado M., Vieira E., Lobo L., Gonçalves M. PW11-LG11: A COMPARISON OF ENDOLOOP LIGATURES AND NONABSORBABLE POLYMERIC CLIPS FOR THE CLOSURE OF THE APPENDICULAR STUMP DURING LAPAROSCOPIC APPENDECTOMY IN CHILDREN Pogorelic Z., Kostovski B., Jeroncic A., Šušnjar T., Mrklic I., Jukic M., Juric I., Furlan D. 48

49 Foyer / Berengaria Friday May 19 th POSTER WALK 12 LOWER GASTROINTESTINAL Chairpersons: Paola Midrio (Italy) / Pernilla Stenstrom (Sweden) PW12-LG01: APPENDICEAL INTUSSUSCEPTION. A DIAGNOSTIC CHALLENGE. Samuk I., Nica A., Lakovski Y., Freud E. PW12-LG02: CECOSTOMY BUTTON FOR MINIMALLY INVASIVE ANTEGRADE CONTINENCE ENEMAS: UP TO DATE Siles Hinojosa A., Álvarez García N., González Ruíz Y., Corona Bellostas C., Elías Pollina J. PW12-LG03: COLONIC ATRESIA - AN OPTIMAL SURGICAL STRATEGY? Petrasova N., Pos L., Rouskova B., Skaba R. PW12-LG04: ENTEROSTOMY COMPLICATIONS AFTER SURGERY FOR NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS Bælum J. K., Rasmussen L., Qvist N., Ellebæk M. B. PW12-LG05: PERIANAL ABCESSESS AND FISTULAS IN VERY YOUNG CHILDREN DOES NOT SEEM TE BE ASSOCIAED WITH CROHN'S DISEASE Roskam M., Gemke R., Bakx R. PW12-LG06: PROPHYLACTIC LAPAROSCOPIC OPERATION FOR NON COMPLICATED MALROTATION IN CHILDREN. Chiotinis C., Gentimi F. PW12-LG07: SERUM CYTOKINE VALUES AS PREDICTORS OF ACUTE UNCOMPLICATED AND COMPLICATED APPENDICITIS IN CHILDREN Zviedre A., Engelis A., Tretjakovs P., Titans V., Petersons A. PW12-LG08: TEMPORAL AND PERIPHERAL WHITE BLOOD CELL COUNT PATTERNS SUPPORT EVIDENCE FOR INDEPENDENT ENTITIES OF APPENDICITIS IN CHILDREN Reismann M., Radtke J., Minderjahn M., Schädlich D., Rothe K. PW12-LG09: TRANSANAL ENDORECTAL PULL-THROUGH VERSUS DUHAMEL PROCEDURE FOR HIRSCHSPRUNG S DISEASE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS Seo S., Miyake H., Koike Y., Yong C., Hock A., Pierro A. PW12-LG10: URGENCY OPERATION IN INTESTINAL VENOUS MALFORMATION Romo Muñoz M.I., Nuñez Cerezo V., De La Torre C., Triana Junco P., Dore Reyes M., Bueno A., Lopez Santamaria M., Lopez Gutierrez J.C PW12-LG11: ABDOMINAL WALL MECHANICS IN PORCINE LAPAROSCOPY van Weteringen W., Reijniers B., Wijnen R., Vlot J. PW12-LG12: SINGLE-INCISION LAPAROSCOPIC GASTROPEXY FOR MESENTERO-AXIAL GASTRIC VOLVULUS Takahashi T., Yamoto M., Nomura A., Fukumoto K., Ooyama K., Sekioka A., Yamada Y., Urushihara N 49

50 Foyer / Berengaria Friday May 19 th POSTER WALK 13 THORACIC Chairpersons: Juan de Agustin (Spain) / Lucas Wessel (Germany) PW13-TH01: DO MICROCYSTIC CONGENITAL PULMONARY AIRWAY MALFORMATIONS EXIST? Pio L., Khoury A., Beaudoin S., Rousseau V., Stirnemann J., Millicher A., Berteloot L., Sarnacki S., Delacourt C., Khen-Dunlop N. PW13-TH02: EFFECTS OF PROLONGED SURGICAL TIME ON POSTOPERATIVE OUTCOMES IN NEONATAL TORACOTOMIES. De La Torre M., del Cañizo A., Pérez-Egido L., Fernández Bautista B., Simal I., Cerdá J., Fanjul M., Parente A., García-Casillas M.A., Molina E., Pelaez D., Herreros J., de la Huerga A., Franco M.L., de Agustín J.C. PW13-TH03: INTERNAL MAMMARY ARTERY OCCLUSION AFTER MINIMAL ACCESS REPAIR OF PECTUS EXCAVATUM (MARPE) Kovács T., Rieth A., Hajnal D., Pásztor G., Saxena A. PW13-TH04: INTESTINAL MALROTATION AND CONGENITAL DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA: IS IT REALLY A PROBLEM? Heiwegen K., van Ling J., de Blaauw I., Botden S. PW13-TH05: MANAGEMENT OF SUSPECTED FOREIGN BODY ASPIRATION IN CHILDREN. 10-YEAR EXPERIENCE IN A SINGLE CENTER Gomez Cervantes M., Jiménez Gómez J., de la Torre Ramos C., Encinas Hernandez J., Hernandez Oliveros F., Dore Reyes M., Serradilla Rodriguez J., Nuñez Cerezo V., López Santamaria M. PW13-TH06: RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GROWTH AND ENTERAL NUTRITION IN THE ACUTE PHASE OF CONGENITAL DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA TREATMENT Terui K., Usui N., Tazuke Y., Nagata K., Ito M., Okuyama H., Hayakawa M., Taguchi T., Sato Y., Yoshida H. PW13-TH07: SINGLE INSTITUTION EXPERIENCE ON POLAND S SYNDROME: 39 CASES Romo Muñoz M. I., Nuñez Cerezo V., Miguel Ferrero M., Triana Junco P., Gomez Cervantes M., Jimenez Gomez J., Hernandez Oliveros F., De La Torre C., Lopez Santamaria M. PW13-TH08: SPORTS ACTIVITY IN ADOLESCENTS IN THE NETHERLANDS WITH A PECTUS EXCAVATUM; THE IMPACT OF SURGERY. Zuidema W., Oosterhuis J., Zijp G., Van Baren R., De Lange-De Klerk E., Van Der Heide S., Van Der Steeg A., Van Heurn E. PW13-TH09: SURGICAL CHYLOTHORAX IN NEONATES: MANAGEMENT AND OUTCOMES Miura Da Costa K., Kumar Saxena A. PW13-TH10: SURGICAL INTERVENTION FOR RESPIRATORY DISORDERS IN INFANTS WITH CHRONIC LUNG DISEASE (CLD) Hisamatsu C., Sekine S., Yabe K., Mishima Y., Yamaki S., Miura S., Morita K., Okata Y., Fukuzawa H., Nakao M., Yokoi A., Yoshimoto S., Nakao H., Maeda K. PW13-TH11: TREATMENT OF PECTUS EXCAVATUM PATIENTS WITH VACUUM BELL METHOD Caferov V., Özcan R., Adaletli I., Ergene G., Halezeroglu S., Topuzlu Tekant G. 50

51 Foyer / Berengaria Friday May 19 th PW13-TH12: UNEXPECTED THERAPEUTIC EFFECT OF INTRANODAL LYMPHANGIOGRAPHY IN NEONATES WITH REFRACTORY CHYLOTHORAX. A CASE SERIES. Jimenez-Gomez J., Gómez Cervantes M., Amesty Morello V., Triana Junco P., Ponce Dorrego D., Aroca Peinado A., López-Santamaría M., López-Gutiérrez J.C. POSTER WALK 14 TRAUMA Chairpersons: Georg Singer (Austria) / Sebastian van As (South Africa) PW14-TR01: AN ANALYSIS OF PEDIATRIC FEMUR FRACTURES Gasparella P., Singer G., Janout S., Peschaut T., Castellani C., Wegmann H., Till H. PW14-TR02: BLOOD TRANSFUSION IN A PAEDIATRIC TRAUMA CENTRE. Salverda M., Ketharanathan N., Van Dijk M., Beltchev E., Buys H., Numanoglu A., Van As S. PW14-TR03: COMPARISION OF INJURY PATTERNS BETWEEN CHILDREN AND ADULTS IN WINTER SPORTS Castellani C., Singer G., Kaiser M., Petnehazy T., Wernitznigg D., Kaulfersch C., Fritsch G., Spitzer P., Till H. PW14-TR04: KIDS AND TEENS ON WHEELS: 6-YEAR STUDY OF BICYCLE INJURIES Unkuri J., Kosola S., Kallio P., Salminen P. PW14-TR05: NON-OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT OF LIVER INJURY IN PAEDIATRIC TRAUMA: REVIEW OF RECENT 16 YEARS AND COMPARISON TO PREVIOUS 22 YEARS Shimizu T., Van As S. PW14-TR06: RESULTS OF TREATMENT OF COMPLICATED AND INFECTED WOUNDS IN CHILDREN WITH VAC NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY Zivanovic D., Slavkovic A., Marjanovic Z., Djordjevic I., Djeric D. PW14-TR07: SEVERE NEONATAL FOREARM COMPARTMENT SYNDROME Triana Junco P., Dore Reyes M., Romo Muñoz M., Gómez Cervantes M., Miguel Ferrero M., Díaz González M., López Gutiérrez C. J. PW14-TR08: THE EFFECT OF SAFTEY EQUIPMENT IN WINTER SPORTS Castellani C., Singer G., Kaiser M., Petnehazy T., Wernitznigg D., Kaulfersch C., Fritsch G., Spitzer P., Till H. PW14-TR09: TIBIAL TUBERCLE FRACTURES IN CHILDHOOD: AN ALTERNATIVE SURGICAL METHOD Fadgyas B., Novoth B., Sárközy S. PW14-TR10: TRAUMATIC INJURIES AND ILLNESSES IN YOUTH ELITE FIELD HOCKEY Rolle U., Goroszeniuk D., Shang G., Charlesworth J., Wefers-Bettink P. PW14-TR11: TREATMENT RESULTS OF THE PROXIMAL RADIAL FRACTURES IN CHILDREN Planka L., Marek O., Seehoffnerova A. 51

52 Foyer / Berengaria Friday May 19 th POSTER WALK 15 UPPER GASTROINTESTINAL Chairpersons: Radoica Jokic (Serbia) / Michal Rygl (Czech) PW15-UG01: ANASTOMOTIC STRICTURES AFTER ESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA REPAIR: TIMING OF DILATATION DURING THE INITIAL POSTOPERATIVE YEARS Salö M., Stenström P., Anderberg M., Arnbjörnsson E. PW15-UG02: COMPLICATED GASTROSCHISIS IS ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED BOWEL DYMOTILITY RELATED MORBIDITY Mutanen A., Pakarinen M. PW15-UG03: COMPLICATION ANALYSIS IN CHILDREN WITH PERCUTANEOUS ENDOSCOPIC GASTROSTOMY (PEG) Balogh B., Hajnal D., Kovács T., Saxena K. A. PW15-UG04: CO-OCCURRING CONGENITAL MALFORMATIONS OF THE GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT: THE DATE ASSOCIATION (DUODENAL OBSTRUCTION, ANORECTAL MALFORMATION, AND T-E FISTULA WITH ESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA). Ceccanti S., Appignani A., Briganti V., Cheli M., Lima M., Messina M., Midrio P., Piniprato A., Cozzi D. PW15-UG05: CORRELATION AMONG PNEUMOPERITONEUM IN SURGICAL NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS: INTRAOPERATIVE FINDINGS AND MORBIMORTALITY Villamil V., Fernández Ibieta M., Gilabert Ubeda M.A., Aranda García M.J., Ruiz Pruneda R., Sánchez Morote J. M., Rojas-Ticona J., Sánchez Sánchez Án., Giménez Aleixandre M.C., Hernández Bermejo J.P. PW15-UG06: DOES NURSE DELIVERED CARE IMPROVE PARENTAL SATISFACTION WITH GASTROSTOMY SERVICE PROVISION?: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY Pradhan A., Wright H., Thakkar H., Mutalib M., Upadhyaya M. PW15-UG07: LONG-GAP ESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA NATIONAL TERTIARY CENTER EXPERIENCE Sindjic-Antunovic S., Lukac M., Vujovic D. PW15-UG08: OESOPHAGEAL ANASTOMOTIC LEAKS AND TRANS-PLEURAL PRESSURES IN NEONATES Fourie N., Elhosny A., Banieghbal B. PW15-UG09: OUR EXPERIENCE OF SECONDARY MULTISTAGE TREATMENT FOR COMPLEX LONG GAP ESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA Sterlin A., Oetzmann C., Engel V., Goedeke J., Muensterer O. PW15-UG10: PROTON PUMP INHIBITOR (PPI) TREATMENT DOES NOT CHANGE THE INTESTINAL MICROBIOME OF INFANTS WITH GASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX DISEASE Castellani C., Singer G., Huber-Zeyringer A., Kashofer K., Till H. PW15-UG11: RISK FACTOR ANALYSIS OF POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATION IN THE ERA OF MINIMALLY INVASIVE SURGICAL REPAIR OF TYPE 3 OESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA Clermidi P., Pons M., Farnoux C., Michelet D., Bonnard A. PW15-UG12: SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF CORROSIVE INDUCED GASTRIC INJURY IN CHILDREN: 10 YEARS' EXPERIENCE El Asmar M. K., Allam M. A., Soliman H. M. 52

53 Foyer / Berengaria Friday May 19 th POSTER WALK 16 UROLOGY Chairpersons: Christos Minas (Cyprus) / Stuart Hosie (Germany) PW16-UR01: MULLERIAN REMENANTS ASSOCIATED WITH SEVERE HYPOSPADIAS: DIFFERENT PRESENTATIONS, MANAGEMENT AND SURGICAL APPROACHES. Mostafa M., Ghanem W., El Naggar O., Nassef N. PW16-UR02: THIRTY-DAY READMISSIONS AFTER PAEDIATRIC UROLOGIC SURGERY Djendov F. B., Dragan G., Moga A., Gari I., Malureanu D., Balanescu L., Balanescu R. PW16-UR03: LONG TERM UROLOGICAL OUTCOMES OF PATIENTS WITH PULL THROUGH OPERATIONS FOR HIRSCHPRUNG S DISEASE Chauhan K., Sussanah G., Johnson B., Annakesavan A., Robert N., More B., Motiwale S., Colliver D., Davies B., Fraser N., Singh S., Shenoy M. PW16-UR04: PENILE RECONSTRUCTION WITH SKIN GRAFTS AND DERMAL MATRICES. INDICATIONS AND MANAGEMENT. Triana Junco P., Dore Reyes M., Nuñez Cerezo V., Jiménez Gómez J., Miguel Ferrero M., Díaz González M., López Gutiérrez J. C. PW16-UR05: SPINAL MUSCULAR ATROPHY (SMA) FROM THE UROLOGICAL POINT OF VIEW: ASSESSMENT OF THE URINARY FUNCTION IN 38 PATIENTS. Destro F., Selvaggio G., Marinoni F., Di Iorio G., Costanzo S., Maestri L., Riccipetitoni G. PW16-UR06: EARLY ONE STAGE LAPAROSCOPY ORCHIOPEXY OF NON PALPABLE INTRAABDOMINAL TESTIS (NPIT)- AN ALTERNATIVE PROPOSAL. SINGLE REFERRAL CENTER IN ATHENS-GREECE. Chiotinis C., Gentimi F. PW16-UR07: EFFECTIVENESS OF VIDEO ASSISTED TEACHING ON KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICE OF PARENTS OF CHILDREN WITH CLEAN INTERMITTENT CATHETERIZATION (CIC) Varghese A. M., Vatsa M., M.S C., Bajpai M., S. PW16-UR08: "THINKING WITH YOUR GONADS" CAN EARLY ORCHIDOPEXY RESTORE LONG-TERM LEARNING MEMORY DEFICIT IN CRYPTORCHID BOYS Hadziselimovic F., Gegenschatz-Schmid K., Verkauskas G., Demougin P., Bilius V., Dasevicius D., Stadler M. B. PW16-UR09: ULTRASOUND EVIDENCE OF OBSTRUCTIVE UROPATHY SECONDARY TO LICHEN SCLEROSUS (BALANITIS XEROTICA OBLITERANS) Hughes K., Corbett H. PW16-UR10: FIFTEEN-YEAR FOLLOW-UP OF MULTICYSTIC DYSPLASTIC KIDNEY - IS THERE AN ARGUMENT FOR EARLY NEPHRECTOMY? Faruque A. V., Narayanan S., Marley I., Lai C., Barker A., Khosa J., Samnakay N. PW16-UR11: ATTENTION FOR TRANSIENT MINIMALLY HYDRONEPHROSIS ON CONTRALATERAL KIDNEY IN INFANT WITH UNILATERAL HYDRONEPHROSIS: IS IT AN EARLY SIGN OF WORSENING OF EFFECTED KIDNEY? Hüseyinov M., Ozcan R., Emre S., Canpolat N., Sayman H., Kurugoglu S., Elicevik M., Söylet Y., Büyükünal S.N.C., Emir H. 53

54 Foyer / Berengaria Friday May 19 th PW16-UR12: DO ANATOMICAL LANDMARKS AND DIMENSIONS IN A HYPOSPADIAC GLANS MATCH THOSE WITH A NORMAL GLANS?- A MORPHOMETRIC STUDY. Dhua A., Anand S., Agarwala S., Bhatnagar V. Queen Elenor Friday May 19 th 13:30-14:30 Meet the Expert 2 Fetal Surgery Martin Meuli, Zurich Evagoras Lanitis Friday May 19 th 14:30-16:30 Scientific SessionVIII: Case Reports Chairpersons: Augusto Zani (Canada) and Martin Lacher (Germany) 14:30-14:35 SCVIII-CR01: ENDOSCOPIC MAGNETIC COMPRESSION ANASTOMOSIS (MAGNAMOSIS) TO TREAT AN OBSTRUCTION OF AN ESOPHAGEAL ANASTOMOSIS FOLLOWING LONG-GAP TRACHEO-ESOPHAGEAL FISTULA REPAIR Zidane M., Zaritzky M., Wong H., Keijzer R. 14:35-14:40 SCVIII-CR02: THORACOSCOPIC TRACHEOESOPHAGEAL N-FISTULA REPAIR USING A 5.8MM MINIATURE STAPLER FOR FISTULA DIVISION Holler A., Schwind M., Poplawska K., Muensterer J. O. 14:40-14:45 SCVIII-CR03: CAN YOU HEAR IT? A CURIOUS CASE OF FOREIGN BODY ASPIRATION Siles Hinojosa Alexander, Fernández Atuán R., González Ruíz Y., Álvarez García N., Bragagnini Rodríguez P., Delgado A.R. 14:45-14:50 SCVIII-CR04: PULMONARY SEQUESTRATION: ATYPICAL LOCATION, CHALLENGING DIAGNOSIS AND APPROACH Borges-Dias M., Fragoso C., Ferraz C., Henriques-Coelho T., Estevao-Costa J 14:50-14:55 SCVIII-CR05: A VERY UNLIKELY FINDING IN A MALE CHILD: URETHRAL PROLAPSE Ulukaya Durakbasa C., Gercel G., Mutus Huseyin M., Aksu B., Ozkanli Sidika S. 14:55-15:00 SCVIII-CR06: TRUE HUMAN TAIL: FACT OR FICTION? Siles Hinojosa A., González Ruíz Y., Álvarez García N., Fernández Atuán R., Escartín Villacampa R. 15:00-15:05 SCVIII-CR07: TRANSIENT HYPERTENSION SECONDARY TO COMPLICATED APPENDICITIS Maita S., La Pergola E., Longo G., Meneghesso D., Fascetti L. F., Gamba P. 15:05-15:10 SCVIII-CR08: PAEDIATRIC ACQUIRED HYPOSPADIAS CASE REPORT Suliman A., Patil K., Taghizadeh A., Garriboli M. 54

55 Evagoras Lanitis Friday May 19 th 15:10-15:15 SCVIII-CR09: LAPAROSCOPIC URETEROCALICOSTOMY IN CHILDREN - THE TECHNIQUE AND FEASIBILITY Lobo S., Mishra P., Mushtaq I. 15:15-15:20 SCVIII-CR10: RIGHT CONGENITAL DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA ASSOCIATED WITH HEPATIC PULMONARY FUSION: A CASE REPORT Kerkeni Y., Rahal Z., Sassi N., Bouden A., Houas Y., Hamzaoui M. 15:20-15:25 SCVIII-CR11: NEONATAL INTRATHORACIC STOMACH IN MARFAN'S SYNDROME: A CASE REPORT. Serradilla J., Bueno A., De la Torre C., Alonso E., Álvarez M., Nava F.D.B., Gómez M., López-Santamaría M. 15:25-15:30 SCVIII-CR12: ULTRA-SHORT HIRSCHSPRUNGS DISEASE WITH ULTRA-LONG TRANSITION ZONE AN UNKNOWN VARIANT Rathod K., Eradi B., Patwardhan N. 15:30-15:35 SCVIII-CR13: DO NOT RELY UPON A CLINICALLY SILENT APPENDICEAL FOREIGN BODY Ulukaya Durakbasa C., Caglar O. M., Gercel G., Ozatman E., Ayaz M., Mutus Huseyin M., Aslan A. 15:35-15:40 SCVIII-CR14: LASER SPECKLE CONTRAST IMAGING TO EVALUATE BOWEL LESIONS IN NEONATES WITH NEC Knudsen K. B. K., Ifaoui Inge B. R., Strandby R., Ambrus R. B., Ring Linea L., Achiam M. P., Svendsen Lars B., Thorup J. M 15:40-15:45 SCVIII-CR15: ANALYSIS OF THE INTESTINAL MICROBIOME IN A CORRECTED HIRSCHSPRUNG S PATIENT WITH RECURRENT ENTEROCOLITIS Singer G., Kashofer K., Castellani C., Till H. 15:45-15:50 SCVIII-CR16: NUSS PROCEDURE FOR A PATIENT WITH NEGATIVE HALLER INDEX Dore M., Triana P., De La Torre C., Vilanova A., Bret M., Gonzalez G., Nuñez V., Jimenez J., Encinas Jose L., Hernandez F., Lopez-Santamaria M. 15:50-15:55 SCVIII-CR17: TESTICULAR NECROSIS DUE TO COMPLICATED EPIDIDYMITIS AND RUPTURED SPERM GRANULOMA IN A THIRTEEN YEAR OLD BOY Velaoras K., Plataras C., Christianakis E., Velaoras E., Eirekat K. 15:55-16:00 SCVIII-CR18: RARE CASE OF A MEDIASTINAL EPIDERMOID CYST IN A CHILD Sloan K., Lakhoo K. 16:00-16:05 SCVIII-CR19: RADIOFREQUENZABLATION ASSISTED PARTIAL SPLENECTOMY IN A 5 YEAR OLD BOY WITH LARGE LITTORAL CELL ANGIOMA OF THE SPLEEN Cholewa D. 55

56 Evagoras Lanitis Friday May 19 th 16:05-16:10 SCVIII-CR20: COMPLEX GASTROSCHISIS REQUIRING BIOLOGICAL GRAFT REPAIR Sloan K., Lakhoo K. 16:10-16:15 SCVIII-CR21: WAUGH S SYNDROME IS IT THAT RARE? REPORT OF TWO CASES Khan Yousuf A., Elkholy A. 16:15-16:20 SCVIII-CR22: THE FREY PROCEDURE IN THE TREATMENT OF PEDIATRIC CHRONIC PANCREATITIS: A CASE REPORT Butnere M.M., Pukite I., Pupelis G., Engelis A., Kakars M., Petersons A. 16:20-16:25 SCVIII-CR23: LAPAROSCOPIC REPAIR OF LEFT DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA AND GASTRIC VOLVULUS AFTER VENTRICULAR ASSIST DEVICE EXPLANTATION AND CARDIAC TRANSPLATATION IN A CHILD Martin-Gimenez P. M., Gander R., Fernandez J., Abella R., Albert C. D., Ferrer Q., Vazquez E., Lopez-Paredes M. 16:30-18:30 EUPSA Postgraduate Course: Abdominal Wall Defects INTERNATIONAL FACULTY Amulya Saxena (UK) Devendra Gupta (India) Mikko Pakarinen (Finnland) Zacharias Zachariou (Cyprus) PROGRAM Time Lecture Speaker 16:30-16:35 Introduction Amulya Saxena 16:35-17:05 Principles of therapy of Abdominal Wall Defects Devendra Gupta 17:05-17:35 Pathophysiology of Newborns with Abdominal Wall Defects Mikko Pakarinen 17:35-18:05 Use of prosthetic Materials Zacharias Zachariou 18:05-18:25 MC Assessment Faculty 18:25-18:30 Closing remarks and Certificates 56

57 Richard Friday May 19 th 16:30-18:30 ISHPS (International Society of History of Paediatric Surgery) History Club INTERNATIONAL FACULTY Cenk Buyukunal (Turkey) Robert Carachi (UK) Zacharias Zachariou (Cyprus) PROGRAM Time Lecture Speaker Introductory remarks Benno Ure (Hannover) Robert Carachi (Glasgow) History of ISHPS Cenk Buyukunal (Istanbul) Robert Carachi (Glasgow) Medicine in Cyprus from Archaic Times to the Sixties Zacharias Zachariou (Nicosia) History of Sickle Cell Anemia Ahmed H. Al-Salem (Dammam) First Endoscopy Hanna Sajied Diaphragmatic hernia:the first 1000 years John G Raffensperger (Chicago) Elif Kirli (Ankara) Oskar Zgraj (Krakow) Wojciech Górecki (Krakow) Amputation of appendix vermiformix 1735-A history behind Amyand's hernia Suśruta-saṃhitā Amulya Saxena (London) Concluding remarks Cenk Buyukunal (Istanbul) Robert Carachi (Glasgow) 57

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59 Evagoras Lanitis Saturday May 20 th 07:30-08:30 Preparation of a Manuscript for publication course INTERNATIONAL FACULTY Prem Puri (Dublin) Benno Ure (Hannover) PROGRAM Time Lecture Speaker 07:30-08:00 How to prepare a manuscript for publication Prem Puri 08:00-08:30 Ethical conciderations for publication Benno Ure 08:30-10:30 Scientific Session IX: General Chairpersons: Amulya Saxena (UK) and Udo Rolle (Germany) 08:30-08:40 SCIX-GE01: INTRA- AND INTEROBSERVER RELIABILITY IN THE ASSESSMENT OF RADIOGRAPHY IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS: A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY Rasenberg F., Schuppen J. V., Toledo Van Letty B., R. 08:40-08:50 SCIX-GE02: PRESENTATION OF DATA FROM THE EUROPEAN REGISTRY FOR PAEDIATRIC INTESTINAL FAILURE (PIRAT) Totonelli G., Tambucci R., Boscarelli A., Hermans D., Dall'Oglio L., Diamanti A., Pakarinen P. M., Du Bois D'Aische A., Morini F., Bagolan P., Fusaro F. 08:50-09:00 SCIX-GE03: THE INCIDENCE OF NEGATIVE SURGICAL EXPLORATION AFTER UNSUCCESSFUL HYDROSTATIC REDUCTION OF ILEOCOLIC INTUSSUSCEPTION IN CHILDREN: A RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS Kanglie M., De Graaf N., Beije F., Brouwers E., Theuns S., Jansen F., De Roy Van Zuidewijn D., Verhoeven B., Van Rijn R., Bakx R. 09:00-09:10 SCIX-GE04: MINIMAL ENTERAL FEEDING WITH DELAYED PROGRESSION PREVENTS NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS IN VERY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT INFANTS: SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS Hock A., Chen Y., Miyake H., Koike Y., Seo S., Pierro A. 09:10-09:20 SCIX-GE05: FEASIBILITY AND SAFETY OF COST EFFECTIVE ANTIMICROBIAL THERAPY FOR NONSURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE APPENDICITIS IN CHILDREN Viksne A., Abola Z., Engelis A., Butnere M.M., Kakar M., Zviedre A., Petersons A. 09:20-09:30 SCIX-GE06: ADAPTIVE SMALL BOWEL MUCOSAL MORPHOLOGY IN PEDIATRIC INTESTINAL FAILURE Sanaksenaho G., Mutanen A., Lohi J., Pakarinen P. M. 09:30-09:35 SCIX-GE07: DEPENDENCE ON PARENTERAL NUTRITION AND SURGICAL SHORT BOWEL. CHALLENGING THE NEED FOR BOWEL LENGTHENING SURGERY Brennan K., Lounis S., Patel M., Naik S., Charlesworth P. 59

60 Evagoras Lanitis Saturday May 20 th 09:35-09:45 SCIX-GE08: LESSONS LEARNED FROM 100 INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTS: THE SPANISH PEDIATRIC SURGERY EXPERIENCE Dore M., Andrés A., Hernández F., Encinas Jose L., Ramos E., Prieto G., Martínez L., López-Santamaría M. 09:45-09:50 SCIX-GE09: A NOVEL NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND DRESSING REDUCES SURGICAL SITE INFECTIONS IN INFANTS UNDER ONE YEAR OF AGE UNDERGOING CLEAN-CONTAMINATED OR CONTAMINATED ABDOMINAL PROCEDURES Zoeller C., Yoshizawa E., Sethi V., Ure M. B., Kuebler J. 09:50-10:00 SCIX-GE10: THE IMPACT OF EUROPEAN BOARD EXAMINATION IN PAEDIATRIC SURGERY ON CAREER PROGRESSION: THE RESULT OF A QUESTIONNAIRE SURVEY Cascio S., Mackenzie R., Carachi R. 10:00-10:05 SCIX-GE11: ACCIDENTAL ANO-RECTAL INJURIES IN CHILDREN: IS COLOSTOMY ALWAYS REQUIRED? Glatz G., Héry G., Ballouhey Q., Arnaud A., Delforge X., Sauvat F., Abbo O. 10:05-10:10 SCIX-GE12: PEDIATRIC SURGICAL CARE OF MINOR REFUGEES - A COMPARATIVE STUDY Friedl N., Muensterer O. 10:10-10:15 SCIX-GE13: TRAUMATIC ELBOW DISLOCATION IN CHILDHOOD - ASSOCIATION BETWEEN TREATMENT STRATEGY AND FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME Zimmermann P., Nussberger G., Mayr J. 10:15-10:20 SCIX-GE14: UNNESCESSARY OVERNIGHT ADMISSION AFTER INGUINAL HERNIA REPAIR IN PREMATURELY AND TERM BORN INFANTS CAN BE PREVENTED Massoud M., Kühlmann A.Y.R., van Dijk M., Staals L.M., Wijnen R.M.H., Sloots C.E.J., Keyzer-Dekker C.M.G. 10:20-10:25 SCIX-GE15: DOES REFERRAL TO A PAEDIATRIC TRAUMA UNIT AFFECT OUTCOME? Bodde L., Van As S., Van Dijk M., Numanoglu A. 10:30-11:00 Coffee Brake Evagoras Lanitis Saturday May 20 th 11:00-12:30 Scientific Session X: Basic Science Chairpersons: Agostino Pierro (Canada) and Prem Puri (Ireland) 11:00-11:10 SCX-BS01: "THINKING WITH YOUR GONADS" CAN EARLY ORCHIDOPEXY RESTORE LONG-TERM LEARNING MEMORY DEFICIT IN CRYPTORCHID BOYS Hadziselimovic F., Gegenschatz-Schmid K., Verkauskas G., Demougin P., Bilius V., Dasevicius D., Stadler M. B. 60

61 Evagoras Lanitis Saturday May 20 th 11:10-11:20 SCX-BS02: TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR GATA6: A NOVEL INDUCER FOR DUCTAL METAPLASIA OF HEPATOCYTES IN BILIARY ATRESIA Soini T., Pihlajoki M., Andersson N., Lohi J., Huppert S., Wilson D., Pakarinen M., Heikinheimo M. 11:20-11:30 SCX-BS03: MICRO-COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY (µ-ct) IS AN EXCELLENT TOOL TO STUDY PREDICTIVE VALUES FOR PULMONARY HYPERTENSION IN FETAL AND NEONATAL RATS Markel M., Ginzel M., Peukert N., Schneider H., Mayer S., Lacher M., Kluth D., Gosemann J. 11:30-11:40 SCX-BS04: DISORDERS OF NEURAL CREST DERIVATIVE CELLS IN CONGENITAL INTESTINAL ATRESIA Ballouhey Q., Richard L., Fourcade L., Ben Rhaiem I., Vallat M. J., Sturtz F., Bourthoumieu S. 11:40-11:50 SCX-BS05: MICROCIRCULATION IN THE SUBMUCOSA IS ALTERED DURING NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS Koike Y., Li B., Chen Y., Lee C., Hock A., Inoue M., Uchida K., Kusunoki M., Pierro A. 11:50-12:00 SCX-BS06: DECREASED EXPRESSION OF INTEGRIN SUBUNITS α3, α6 and α8 IN THE BRANCHING AIRWAY MESENCHYME OF NITROFEN-INDUCED HYPOPLASTIC LUNGS Takahashi T., Friedmacher F., Zimmer J., Puri P. 12:00-12:05 SCX-BS07: REDUCED EXPRESSION OF NOX1 AND DUOX2 IN THE COLON OF PATIENTS WITH HIRSCHSPRUNG S DISEASE Tomuschat C., Rouget Virbel C., O'Donnell M. A., Puri P. 12:05-12:10 SCX-BS08: EXPRESSION OF KCNK3 AND KCNK6 IN THE PULMONARY VASCULATURE OF EXPERIMENTAL CONGENTIAL DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA Zimmer J., Takahashi T., Nakamura H., Hofmann A., Puri P. 12:10-12:15 SCX-BS09: MILK-DERIVED EXOSOMES ENHANCE GOBLET CELL ACTIVITY AND ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM FUNCTION IN HUMAN COLONIC EPITHELIAL CELLS Hock A., Li B., Wu R., Lee C., Miyake H., Koike Y., Chen Y., Zani A., Sherman P., Pierro A. 12:15-12:20 SCX-BS10: EXPERIMENTAL NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS INDUCES SEVERE BRAIN DAMAGE ASSOCIATED WITH IMPAIRMENT OF NEURAL PROGENITOR CELLS Catania V. D., Guadagno J., Li B., Zani-Ruttenstock E., Koike Y., Huang T., Pierro A., Zani A. 12:20-12:25 SCX-BS11: INTESTINAL EPITHELIUM GROWTH IS STIMULATED BY AMNIOTIC FLUID STEM CELLS THROUGH WNT PATHWAY Li B., Lee C., Miyake H., De Coppi P., Eaton S., Zani A., Pierro A. 61

62 Evagoras Lanitis Saturday May 20 th 12:25-12:30 SCX-BS12: MYELOTOMY IS REQUIRED FOR REPRODUCTION OF THE FULL PHENOTYPE OF SPINA BIFIDA APERTA IN FETAL LAMBS Joyeux L., Engels C. A., Deprez M., Pranpanus S., Monteiro Carvalho Mori Da Cunha G. M., Wang H., Aertsen M., Van Kuyck K., Razavi F., Radaelli E., Van Calenbergh F., Deprest J. 12:30-13:00 Duhamel Lecture Paul Tam (China) Hirshchsprung disease: from Duhamel to genes and stem cells Introduction: Zacharias Zachariou (Cyprus) 13:00-13:30 EUPSA Honors and Medals Honorary Member: Atsuyuki Yamataka I(Japan) Rehbein Medal: Michael Gauderer (USA) Introduction: Benno Ure (Germany) 13:30-15:00 Lunch Foyer / Berengaria Saturday May 20 th 13:30-14:30 Poster walks POSTER WALK 17 CASE REPORTS Chairpersons: Peter Vajda (Hungary) / Georgios Tsinkopoulos (Greece) PW17-CR01: A UNIQUE CASE OF INTESTINAL DUPLICATION REVEALED BY POSTERIOR REVERSIBLE ENCEPHALOPATHY SYNDROME. Kerkeni Y., Houas Y., Sassi N., Rahal Z., Sghairoun N., Hamzaoui M. PW17-CR02: ACUTE ACALCULOUS CHOLECYSTITIS WITH A CYSTIC BILE DUCT PERFORATION: BELIEVE IN SONOGRAPHY Nuñez Cerezo V., Romo Muñoz M.I., Amesty Morello V., Dore Reyes M., Hernandez Oliveros F., Martinez Martinez L., Lopez Santamaria M. PW17-CR03: ACUTE GASTRIC VOLVULUS: A TALE OF TWO TWISTS Rae J., Owen A., Patwardhan N., Elmalik K. PW17-CR04: ADNEXAL TORSION AND NECROTIC OVARIAN CYST: A CASE OF OVARIAN SALVAGE Barrera K., Kwak M., Amodio J., Valencia G., Ibrahim Z., Jongco B., Velcek F. PW17-CR05: CONGENITAL LARREY DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA PRESENTING AS A CHEST WALL DEFORMITY REPAIRED LAPAROSCOPICALLY WITH ENDOCLOSE (CASE REPORT) Langley D., Darwish A. PW17-CR06: HIRSCHSPRUNG DISEASE AND PHENYLKETONURIA - A FIRST DESCRIBED COMORBIDITY Pfeifle V., Szinnai G., Holland-Cunz S., Fingerhut R. 62

63 Foyer / Berengaria Saturday May 20 th PW17-CR07: INCIDENTAL FINDING OF A GIANT THORACO-ABDOMINAL MATURE TERATOMA IN A LACTANT: A CASE REPORT. Serradilla J., Bueno A., Martínez L., Barrena S., Álvarez M., Nava F.D.B., Romo M.I., López-Santamaría M. PW17-CR08: PRESACRAL GANGLIONEUROMA: FIRST TUMOUR ASSOCIATION IN CLAPO SYNDROME Jiménez-Gómez J., Gómez Cervantes M., Amesty Morello V., Triana Junco P., Romo Muñoz M., Martínez-Martínez L., López-Santamaría M., López-Gutiérrez J.C. PW17-CR09: SUBCUTANEOUS PANNICULITIS-LIKE T-CELL LYMPHOMA PRESENTING AS A TRIVIAL LOCAL INFLAMMATION OF A THIGH IN A CHILD Gizewska-Kacprzak K., Karpinska-Kaczmarczyk K., Ociepa T. PW17-CR10: THYROID CHONDROMESENCHYMAL HAMARTOMA: CASE REPORT IN A NEONATE Szepesi A., Kover A. M., Kajtar B., Vojcek A., Kalman E., Vajda P. PW17-CR11: TRANSVERSE TESTICULAR ECTOPIA WITH PERSISTANT MULLERIAN DUCT SYNDROME Houas Y., Rahal Z., Bouden A., Chebil N., Sahli S., Hamzaoui M. PW17-CR12: UNUSUAL PRESENTATION OF CONGENITAL DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA Tan E. T., Sloan K., Lakhoo K. POSTER WALK 18 CASE REPORTS Chairpersons: Marius Popoiu (Romania) / Antti Koivusalo (Finnland) PW18-CR01: A RARE CASE OF EOSINOPHILIC MYENTERIC GANGLIONITIS (EMG) PRESENTING WITH SIGMOID VOLVULUS (CASE REPORT) Langley D., Sherwood W. PW18-CR02: ANDROGEN INSENSITIVITY SYNDROME: COMPLETE AND INCOMPLETE FORM? A TWO CASES REPORT Moatemri R., Jlidi S., Ahmed H., Moussa N., Ben Y. A., Charieg A., Nouira F., Jouini R. PW18-CR03: BE ALWAYS PREPARED: TWO UNCOMMON CASES OF LATERAL CERVICAL CYSTS Tröbs R., Alrefai M., Nissen M. PW18-CR04: ILEAL DUPLICATION CYST: A RARE LEAD POINT IN INTUSSUSCEPTION Barrera K., Shraga S., Turner C., Jongco B., Velcek F. PW18-CR05: INVESTIGATION OF AN ADOLESCENT WITH A COMPLEX RENAL MASS Ross A., Sloan K., Romero R. PW18-CR06: ISOLATED BILATERAL MACROSTOMIA: CASE REPORT AND LITERATURE REVIEW Fernández Bautista B., Lorca-García C., Berenguer B., De Tomás E. PW18-CR07: LINGUAL LEIOMYOMATOUS HAMARTOMA WITH BIFID TIP OF TONGUE AND ANKYLOGLOSSIA IN AN INFANT. Dhua A., Kumar K., Nagendla M. K., Bhatnagar V., Mridha A. R. PW18-CR08: MINIMAL INVASIVE DRAINAGE FOR NECROTIZING FASCIITIS: A CASE REPORT Whitley R., Keijzer R., Liang W. 63

64 Foyer / Berengaria Saturday May 20 th PW18-CR09: PANCREATIC KAPOSIFORM HEMANGIOENDOTHELIOMA NOT RESPONDING TO SIROLIMUS Triana Junco P., Dore Reyes M., Nuñez Cerezo V., Jiménez Gómez J., Miguel Ferrero M., Díaz González M., López Gutiérrez C. J. PW18-CR10: PYOSALPINX IN A PERIPUBESCENT GIRL WITH HIRSCHSPRUNG S DISEASE: A RARE ASSOCIATION Estors Sastre B., Calleja Aguayo E., Hernández Calvarro A. E., Marhuenda Irastorza C. PW18-CR11: TREATMENT OF ACCESSORY LABIA MAJORA Bizic M., Stojanovic B., Majstorovic M., Bencic M., Djordjevic M. PW18-CR12: ULTRASONOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSIS OF ACUTE MESENTERICOAXIAL GASTRIC VOLVULUS IN A 6 YEARS OLD BOY Farmakis K., Rafailidis V., Patoulias D., Patoulias I., Feidantsis T., Sfougaris D. POSTER WALK 19 GENERAL Chairpersons: Lucas Matthyssens (Belgium) / Florian Friedmacher (United Kingdom) PW19-GE01: CENTRAL LINE ASSOCIATED BLOOD STREAM INFECTION IN NEWBORN PEDIATRIC SURGICAL PATIENTS Røkkum H., Ougland R., Ertresvåg K., Lingaas E., Aksnes G., Emblem R. PW19-GE02: DELAYED MECONIUM PASSAGE IN VERY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT INFANTS AND DIAMETER OF INTESTINAL LOOPS ON X-RAY: CAN WE PREDICT THE NECESSITY FOR SURGERY? Zaupa P., Kostolaniova L., Reiterer F., Sorantin E., Schober P., Till H. PW19-GE03: EARLY POST-OPERATIVE FEEDING IN PEDIATRIC GASTROINTESTINAL SURGERY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Braungart S., Siminas S. PW19-GE04: IDENTIFICATION OF THE SUBSTANCE P IN NEWBORNS AFTER SURGERY Minaev S., Kachanov A., Kirgizov I., Obedin A., Filipeva N., Gerasimenko I., Voronova A., Ukhina L., Mashenko Al., Tertishnikova A. PW19-GE05: MAJOR CONGENITAL ANOMALIES: AN ELEVEN-YEAR RETROSPECTIVE STUDY Sialarou M., Papageorgiou C., Livaditi E., Chatzikostis K. PW19-GE06: OUTCOMES OF PAEDIATRIC PATCH REPAIRS: A 10-YEAR EXPERIENCE Sloan K., Elbourne C., Lakhoo K. PW19-GE07: PARENTAL SATISFACTION WITH SURGICAL CONSULTATIONS: DOES ELECTIVE OR EMERGENCY MATTER? Wong M.K.Y., Siva D., Choo C.S.C., Nah S.A. PW19-GE08: SCALP DISORDERS IN NEONATES Bueno A., Serradilla J., Díaz M., Ferrero M., Triana P, Nava F.de B., López-Gutiérrez J.C. PW19-GE09: STOMAS IN NEONATES Hoel Anders T., Bjørnland K. PW19-GE10: THE RADIOLOGIC DIAGNOSTICS OF ACUTE HEMATOGENOUS OSTEOMYELITIS IN CHILDREN Filipeva N., Minaev S., Schetinin V., Kirgizov I., Leskin V., Khripunova A., Shamadaev E., Alisultanov I. 64

65 Foyer / Berengaria Saturday May 20 th PW19-GE11: THE SURGICAL HEALTH NEEDS OF MINOR REFUGEES IN GERMANY Loucas M., Loucas R., Muensterer O. PW19-GE12: TREATMENT FOR INTUSSUSCEPTIONS IN OLDER CHILDREN Son T., Hiep P. POSTER WALK 20 GENERAL Chairpersons: Egemen Eroglu (Turkey) / Kristiina Kyrklund (Finnland) PW20-GE01: HEPATIC LESIONS IN CHILDREN RELATED TO CONGENITAL INTRAHEPATIC PORTAL VENOUS SHUNTS Smaropoulos E., Pegios A., Chaidos C., Tsikopoulos G. PW20-GE02: A NEW ANIMAL MODEL FOR RIB AGENESIS AND SUBSTITUTION WITH AN ALLOGENIC GRAFT Torre M., Gentili C., Palamà E., Martinelli D., Nicosia M., Mattioli G. PW20-GE03: A RABBIT TRAINING MODEL FOR COMPLEX NEONATAL SINGLE-INCISION LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY Joyeux L., Eastwood M. P., Javaux A., Callewaert G., Van Den Bergh G., Vander Poorten E., Deprest J. PW20-GE04: ENDOSCOPIC PILONIDAL SINUS TREATMENT (E.P.SI.T.) IN PEDIATRIC POPULATION: OUR PRELIMINARY EXPERIENCE. Esposito C., Izzo S., Escolino M., Cerulo M., Menichini R., Gargiulo F., Farina A., Turrà F., Vaccaro S., Settimi A. PW20-GE05: LASER SPECKLE CONTRAST IMAGING TO IDENTIFY DECREASED MICROCIRCULATION IN EARLY STAGES OF NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS. Knudsen K. B. K., Ifaoui Inge B. R., Ambrus R. B., Achiam M. P., Lauritsen T., Nerup N., Sangild Per T., Thymann T., Thorup J. M. PW20-GE06: OUR EXPERIENCE OF NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY (NPW17T) IN TREATMENT OF WOUND COMPLICATIONS IN NEONATES. Makedonsky I. PW20-GE07: OVARY IN AN INGUINAL HERNIA: A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY IN 989 GIRLS Dreuning K., Hakkenbrak N., Sleeboom C., Derikx J., Van Heurn L PW20-GE08: PROBIOTICS IN THE PREVENTION OF ENTEROCOLITIS IN INFANTS UNDERGOING SURGERY FOR HIRSCHSPRUNG'S DISEASE. Poddubniy I., Syt'Kov V., Gusev A., Dyakonova E., Kozlov M., Borovik T. PW20-GE09: PROGRESS OF PEDIATRIC LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY IN AN EU COUNTRY: NATIONAL SURVEY ( ) Siles Hinojosa A., Bragagnini Rodríguez P., González Ruíz Y., Álvarez García N., Corona Bellostas C. PW20-GE10: THE ROLE OF THE INTRAABDOMINAL HYPERTENSION IN CHOICE OF THE SURGICAL METHOD OF TREATMENT NEWBORNS WITH GASTRISCHISIS AND OMPHALOCELE Gorbatyuk O., Bertsun K. PW20-GE11: TUNICA VAGINALIS INFLAMMATION IN 7 MALE CHILDREN WITH PRIMARY HYDROCELES Farmakis K., Patoulias D., Patoulias I., Papageorgiou E., Feidantsis T., Sfougaris D. 65

66 Foyer / Berengaria Saturday May 20 th PW20-GE12: USING TISSUE EXPANDERS AS A CHOICE FOR THE TREATMENT OF CONGENITAL FACIAL NEVUS IN THE YOUNG CHILD Romo Muñoz M.I., Nuñez Cerezo V., Noriega Rebolledo B., Dore Reyes M., Triana Junco P., Barrena Delfa S., Diaz M., Miguel M., Lopez Gutierrez J.C. POSTER WALK 21 GENERAL Chairpersons: Kristin Björnland (Norway) / Evi Livaditi (Cyprus) PW21-GE01: ARBORIFORM PATTERN AS A HALLMARK IN VENOUS MALFORMATIONS OF NEONATES WITH BLUE RUBBER BLEB NEVUS SYNDROME Serradilla J., Bueno A., Ivars M., Miguel M., Díaz M., Nava F.D.B., López-Santamaría M., López-Gutiérrez J.C. PW21-GE02: DIAPHRAGMATIC REPAIR WITH ABDOMINAL MUSCLE FLAP FOR RECURRENT CONGENITAL DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA Miyoshi K., Kondo T., Iwanaka T., Esumi G., Izaki T., Kinoshita Y., Taguchi T. PW21-GE03: ENDOSCOPIC TREATMENT OF ACQUIRED AIRWAY STENOSIS: 10-YEAR EXPERIENCIE IN A SINGLE CENTER Vilanova Sanchez A., Gomez Cervantes M., de la Torre Ramos C., Encinas Hernandez J., Hernandez Oliveros F., Jimenez-Gómez J., Sánchez Galán A., Romo Muñoz M., López Santamaria M. PW21-GE04: FACILITATING PULMONARY LOBECTOMY IN CHILDREN WITH CONGENITAL CYSTIC LUNG DISEASE. ADVANTAGES OF AN EXTRA TROCAR IN THE LOWER THORAX Koga H., Miyano G., Okawada M., Doi T., Yamataka A. PW21-GE05: NEUROCRISTOPATHY SYNDROMS. GENOTYPE AND PHENOTYPE IN ASSOCIATION WITH HIRSCHSPRUNG S DISEASE Espinosa R., Souto H., Rico C., Calderón L. J., De Lucio M., Guillén P., Ollero J. C., Morató P. PW21-GE06: SAFETY ASSESSMENT FOR THORACOSCOPIC DAY CASE SURGERY IN CHILDREN WITH CONGENITAL PULMONARY MALFORMATION Mariani A., Peycelon M., Clermidi P., Bellon M., Shkiri A., Bonnard A. PW21-GE07: THE ACUTE SCROTUM - AGAIN. Tiboni S., Jancauskaite M., Davies B., More B. PW21-GE08: THE DYNAMIC COMPRESSION BRACE FOR PECTUS CARINATUM: INTERMEDIATE RESULTS IN 286 PATIENTS De Beer S., Gritter M., De Jong J., Van Heurn E. PW21-GE09: TRENDS OF COMMON INFECTION MARKERS IN DIAGNOSIS OF POSTOPERATIVE NEONATAL SEPSIS Sindjic-Antunovic S., Lukac M., Raus M. PW21-GE10: TRIDIMENSIONAL SURFACE SCAN (3D-S) TECHNIQUES: STUDY AND FOLLOW-UP OF THORACIC MALFORMATIONS Serradilla J., Bueno A., De la Torre C., Vilanova A., Nava F. de B., Álvarez M., Dore M., López-Santamaría M. PW21-GE11: VENTRAL HERNIA: BRIDGING THE GAP Gavens E., Lindley R., Walker J., Marven S. 66

67 Foyer / Berengaria Saturday May 20 th PW21-GE12: ANATOMIC VARIATIONS OF THE PULMONARY ARTERY AND INCIDENCE OF INCOMPLETE FISSURE IN CONGENITAL CYSTIC LUNG DISEASE. EVALUATION OF INTRAOPERATIVE FINDINGS DURING THORACOSCOPIC SURGERY. Shibuya S., Ochi T., Lane J. G., Yamataka A. POSTER WALK 22 GENERAL Chairpersons: Jan Swensson (Sweden) / Vidmantas Barauskas (Lithuania) PW22-GE01: BALANITIS XEROTICA OBLITERANS IS CIRCUMCISION GIVEN ENOUGH ATTENTION? Lesjak N., Bahtijarevic Z., Stampalija F., Kralj R., Bastic M., Pajic A., Zupancic B. PW22-GE02: MÜLLERIAN DUCT ANOMALIES IN FEMALES Ardelean M.A., Tica C., Schimke C., Stratone D., Enache F., Brandtner G., Metzger R. PW22-GE03: DO PRESERVED TESTES GROW EQUALLY AFTER TESTICULAR TORSION? González Ruiz Y., Izquierdo Hernández B., Bragagnini Rodríguez P., Siles Hinojosa A., Álvarez García N., Delgado Alvira. R., Gracia Romero J. PW2-GE04: MIDTERM FOLLOW UP AFTER ANTENATAL INTERVENTION FOR SEVERE FOETAL OBSTRUCTIVE UROPATHY: A 6 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN A TERTIARY CARE CENTER De Bernardis G., Blanc T., Chalouhi G., Aigrain Y., Wille Y. PW22-GE05: CAUSTIC INGESTION IN CHILDHOOD: OUR CLINICAL EXPERIENCE IN 15 YEARS. Nuñez Cerezo V., Romo Muñoz M.I., De la Torre C., Dore Reyes M., Triana Junco P., Martinez Martinez L., Lopez Santamaria M. PW22-GE06: CAUSTIC PYLORIC STENOSIS AFTER CORROSIVE INGESTION IN CHILDREN Hajnal D., Balogh B., Kovács T., Saxena K. A. PW22-GE07: COMPLICATIONS IN PEDIATRIC LAPAROSCOPIC CHOLECYSTECTOMY: INCIDENCES AND OUTCOMES Hajnal D., Balogh B., Kovács T., Saxena K. A. PW22-GE08: EFFECT OF HYDATID DISEASE ON BODY COMPOSITION AS ASSESSED BY BIOELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE ANALYSIS Cevik M., Sert C. PW22-GE09: LONG-GAP ESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA AND COMPLEXITY: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY Conforti A., Scuglia M., Valfré L., Iacobelli B., Bagolan P. 67

68 Foyer / Berengaria Saturday May 20 th PW22-GE10: OESOPHAGEAL COIN REMOVAL WITH FOLEY S CATHETER WITHOUT ANAESTHESIA AND FLUOROSCOPY IS SAFE AND EFFECTIVE de Vos C., Sidler D. POSTER WALK 23 UPPER GASTROINTESTINAL Chairpersons: Alexandros Passalides (Greece) / Celia Cretolle (France) PW23-UG01: A RETROSPECTIVE COMPARISON OF PEDIATRIC GASTROSTOMY INSERTION TECHNIQUES Kooijman S., De Blaauw I., Botden S. PW23-UG02: GASTROPARESIS AND GASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX IN CHILDREN - WHAT ARE THE OPTIONS? Alqadi O. G., Saxena K. A. PW23-UG03: GASTROSCHISIS: MANAGEMENT AND RESULTS Villamil V., Aranda García M.J., Sánchez Morote J.M., Ruiz Pruneda R., Fernández Ibieta M., Sánchez Sánchez Á., Rojas-Ticona J., Giménez Aleixandre M.C., Hernández Bermejo J.P. PW23-UG04: ILEOSTOMY UNDER THE CONDITIONS IMPOSSIBILITY OF ILEO-ILEO ANASTOMOSIS IN CHILDREN Bodnar O., Isa Mashkur A., Fiagbe Kofi D PW23-UG05: INGESTION OF FOREIGN BODIES AND FOOD IMPACTIONS IN CHILDREN: THE IMPORTANCE OF OESOPAHGEAL BIOPSIES Ghidini F., De Corti F., Rossin S., Tellini M., Fascetti Leon F., Gamba P. PW23-UG06: NEONATAL GASTRIC PERFORATION: CASE SERIES AND LITERATURE REVIEW Iacusso C., Boscarelli A., Fusaro F., Gennari F., Bagolan P., Morini F. PW23-UG07: ONE-STEP PERCUTANEOUS ENDOSCOPIC GASTROSTOMY BUTTOM IN CHILDREN: A SINGLE CENTER EXPERIENCE Guillen P., Espinoza Vega M., Luis A., Rico C., De Lucio M., Souto H., Espinosa R., Ollero J.C. PW23-UG08: PERCUTANEOUS ENDOSCOPIC GASTROSTOMY (PEG) IN PEDIATRIC SURGERY: IS GOOGLETM A RELIABLE SEARCH ENGINE? Hartmann E., Saxena K. A. PW23-UG09: PYLOROPLASTY IN ANTIREFLUX SURGERY: IS THERE A ROLE IN GASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX? Muntean A., Stoica I., Saxena K. A. PW23-UG10: THE EFFECT OF GASTROSTOMY PLACEMENT ON HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE IN CHILDREN. Franken J., Mauritz F., Stellato R., Van der Zee D., Van Herwaarden-Lindeboom M. PW23-UG11: TREATMENT AND OUTCOME IN CHILDREN WITH ESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA FROM A GENDER PERSPECTIVE Ekselius J., Salö M., Arnbjörnsson E., Stenström P. PW23-UG12: TREATMENT NEWBORNS WITH NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITES Obedin A., Minaev S., Kirgizov I., Anisimov I., Kachanov A., Lukyanenko E., Filipeva N., Voronova A., Tertishnikova A., Gerasimenko I. 68

69 Foyer / Berengaria Saturday May 20 th POSTER WALK 24 UROLOGY Chairpersons: Ulf Kessler (Switzerland) / Attila Vastyan (Hungary) PW24-UR01: PRENATAL COMPLICATED RENAL DUPLEX SYSTEM AND URETEROCELE - IMPORTANT RISK FACTORS FOR URINARY TRACT INFECTION Visuri S., Jahnukainen T., Taskinen S. PW24-UR02: SEVERE COMPLICATIONS OF CIRCUMCISION Kerkeni Y., Bouden A., El Atrous E., Sahli S., Hamzaoui M. PW24-UR03: IS ONLAY FLAP SUITABLE REPLACEMENT VERSUS DURHAM SMITH IN PROXIMAL HYPOSPADIAS? Mohajerzadeh L., Khaleghnejad Tabari A., Rouzrokh M., Lotfollahzadeh S., Atqiaee K. PW24-UR04: IS IT NECESSARY TO PERFORM A CONTRALATERAL FIXATION IN CHILDREN OPERATED ON FOR A UNILATERAL TESTICULAR TORSION? A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW Houas Y., Bouden A., Rahal Z., Ferhani R., Fitouri F., Hamzaoui M. PW24-UR05: ROLE OF TIME OF PRESENTATION IN THE OUTCOME OF PYELOPLASTY FOR URETEROPELVIC JUNCTION OBSTRUCTION Machado I., Estevão-Costa J., Fragoso A PW24-UR06: A LARGE COHORT STUDY REFLECTİNG PARENTAL AND MEDİCAL ASPECTS OF THE CİRCUMCİSİON Eroğlu E., Özen Mehmet A., Gündoğdu G., Taşdemir M., Bilge I. PW24-UR07: SUBURETERAL SILICONE ELASTOMER INJECTION FOR TREATMENT OF PRIMARY VESICOURETERAL REFLUX Rico C., Souto H., Espinoza M., Riñón C., De Lucio M., Rodríguez de Alarcón J., Espinosa R., Arteaga R., Rodríguez de Alarcón J. PW24-UR08: UNILATERAL EXTRAVESICALE URETERAL REIMPLANTATION BY OPEN APPROACH IN CHILDREN Kirli Elif A., Ozcan R., Emre S., EliCevik M., Emir H., Büyükünal S.N. C., Söylet Y. PW24-UR09: MODIFIED FENTON S PROCEDURE AS A UNIQUE SOLUTION FOR VAGINAL STENOSIS, AS A LONG TERM COMPLICATION OF VAGINOPLASTY Said H., Elshehry S., Salahudeen S., Zeinelabdeen A., Fayez M. PW24-UR10: UROLITHIASIS IN CHILDREN: THE APPROPRIATE TREATMENT? Gougoudi E., Korakianitis I., Zachariou Z. Queen Elenor Saturday May 20 th 13:30-14:30 Meet the Expert Feminizing Geniotoplasty Daniela Gorduza (France) 69

70 Evagoras Lanitis Saturday May 20 th 15:00-16:30 Scientific Session XI: Oncology Chairpersons: Michael Höllwarth (Austria) and Gonca Tekant (Turkey) 15:00-15:10 SCXI-ON01: ROLE OF PRENATAL MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING IN THE EVALUATION OF NECK MASSES: AIRWAY ASSESSMENT AND DELIVERY PLANNING Costanzo S., Ravelli A., Napolitano M., Vella C., Filisetti C., Destro F., Rustico M., Riccipetitoni G. 15:10-15:20 SCXI-ON02: NEOADJUVANT TRANSCATHETER ARTERIAL CHEMOEMBOLIZATION (TACE) AND SYSTEMIC CHEMOTHERAPY FOR THE TREATMENT OF ADVANCED WILMS TUMOR Li M., Tang D., Xu S., Huang Y., Wu D., Wang J., Lai C., Tang H., Shu Q. 15:20-15:30 SCXI-ON03: ROLE OF SURGERY IN 4S NEUROBLASTOMA: A CRITICAL UPDATE Paraboschi I., de Bernardi B., Conte M., Garaventa A., Cecchetto G., Riccipetitoni G., Inserra A., Mattioli G., Leonelli L., Massirio P., Pio L., Haupt R., Pistorio A., Gigliotti A., Avanzini S., Martucciello G. 15:30-15:40 SCXI-ON04: RADIOTHERAPY OMITTED IN THE TREATMENT OF POSITIVE SURGICAL MARGINS AFTER NEPHRON- SPARING SURGERY FOR WILMS TUMOR. Cozzi A. D., Ceccanti S., Frediani S., Falconi I., Cervellone A., Cozzi F. 15:40-15:50 SCXI-ON05: EVALUATION UNDER TREATMENT OF NON-OPERABILITY FACTORS IN NEUROBLASTIC TUMORS Faraj S., Joseph S., Thebaud E., Quere M. P., Pellier I., Leclair M. D. 15:50-16:00 SCXI-ON06: RESULTS OF OVARIAN SPARING SURGERY IN PAEDIATRIC PATIENTS: IS THERE A PLACE FOR LAPAROSCOPY? Martin-Gimenez M., Guillen G., Molino Jose A., Lopez-Fernandez S., Aguilera M., Lopez-Paredes M. 16:00-16:05 SCXI-ON07: ONE DECADE OF EXPERIENCE WITH OVARIAN TUMORS IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS IN ILE DE FRANCE: A MULTICENTRIC RETROSPECTIVE STUDY. Iaquinto M., Guerin F., de Lambert G., Irtan S., Muller C., Chenane N., Philippe-Chomette P., Martelli H., Sarnacki S. 16:05-16:10 SCXI-ON08: SENSITIZATION OF NEUROBLASTOMA FOR VINCRISTINE-INDUCED APOPTOSIS BY SMAC MIMETIC LCL161 IS INDEPENDENT OF NFΚB, RIP1 AND TNF-ΑLPHA Langemann D., Trochimiuk M., Appl B., Reinshagen K., Eschenburg G. 16:10-16:15 SCXI-ON09: NEUROBLASTOMA IN OPSOCLONUS-MYOCLONUS SYNDROME - IMPACT OF POSTOPERATIVE CHEMOTHERAPY ON NEUROLOGICAL OUTCOME Kowalewski G., Stefanowicz M., Stypinska M., Kowalski A., Ismail H., Szymczak M., Kalicinski P. 70

71 Evagoras Lanitis Saturday May 20 th 16:15-16:20 SCXI-ON10: USE OF ULTRASOUND FOR CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETERS PLACEMENT IN PEDIATRICS: RESULTS OF A NATIONAL SURVEY Sánchez-Sánchez Á., Girón-Vallejo O., Ruiz-Pruneda R., Fernández-Ibieta M., Reyes-Rios P.Y., Villamil V., Martínez- Castaño I., Rojas-Ticona J., Giménez-Aleixandre M.C., Herández Bermejo J.P. 16:20-16:25 SCXI-ON11: THYROIDECTOMY IN CHILDREN: A SAFE PROCEDURE IN THE ACADEMIC SETTING Bussieres V., Roy S., Piche N., Rousseau E., St Vil D. 16:25-16:30 SCXI-ON12: CAN WE DIAGNOSE SOFT TISSUE SARCOMA BY CORE NEEDLE BIOPSY? Haneef M. S., Davies B., Colliver D., O'Neill D., El'Malik K. FIND FULL ABSTARCT TEXT ON EUPSA APP FIND FULL ABSTARCT TEXT ON EUPSA WEBSITE 71

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