INoEA · AULA SALVIATI 1 | 2 AULA SALVIATI 3 INPAT WORKSHOP SESSION Code 10 INoEA PARALLEL WORKSHOP SESSION Code 11 13.30 15.45 Live Endoscopy Airway Procedures 1st SESSION Theoretical

International Conferenceon Esophageal AtresiaINoEAJune 24th - 28th 2019

International Meetingof Pediatric Airway Teams

INPATJune 26th - 27th 2019

5th 2nd

Rome, June 24th - 28th 2019

INTERNATIONAL NETWORK OF PEDIATRIC AIRWAY TEAMS

INTERNATIONAL NETWORK OF

ESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA

INoEA

Bambino Gesù Children’s Hospital Urbaniana University

Catholic University of Rome

PATRONAGE

endorsed by

S.I.O.P.Società Italiana di Otorinolaringologia Pediatrica

SOCIETÀ ITALIANA di CHIRURGIA PEDIATRICA

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CONTENTS

Page 2 Organizing Committee

3 Welcome

4 Schedule At A Glance

10 Faculty

Scientific Program 12 | Monday, June 24th - INoEA Parallel Workshops - INPAT Parallel Workshops 13 | Tuesday, June 25th - INoEA Workshops 14 | Wednesday, June 26th - INPAT Meeting 20 | Wednesday, June 26th - INoEA Parallel Workshops 21 | Thursday, June 27th - INoEA - INPAT Joint Meeting 30 | Friday, June 28th - INoEA Meeting 35 | Friday, June 28th - FATE-EAT Meeting

38 Communications Index

42 General Information

44 Scientific Information

46 Exibition Area

47 Acknowledgements

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ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

NEWBORN

SURGERY UY NIT

DIGESTIVE ENDOSCOPY

AND SURGERY UNIT

INoEABambino Gesù Hospital, Digestive Endoscopy and Surgery UnitLuigi Dall’Oglio

INPATBambino Gesù Hospital, Airway Surgery UnitSergio Bottero

FATE Associazione Famiglie con aTresia EsofageaCristina Duranti member of EAT Esophageal Atresia and Tracheo-esophageal fistula

Bambino Gesù Hospital, Newborn Surgery Unit Pietro Bagolan

Giannina Gaslini Institute, Airway Team Michele Torre

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WELCOME

From June 24th to 28th 2019, Bambino Gesù Children’s Hospital will host in Rome the 5th Internatio-nal Conference of Esophageal Atresia (INoEA) - in collaboration with the European support group for the Esophageal Atresia (EAT) and the Italian Association of Families with Esophageal Atresia (FATE) - and the 2nd Meeting of the International Network of Pediatric Airways Team (INPAT), organized together with the Airway Team of Gaslini Institute of Genoa.

It promises to be a memorable weeklong event in Rome – held in the year that marks the 150th anni-versary of the Bambino Gesù Children’s Hospital.

This will be the first international joint session of INoEA and INPAT and it will bring together pro-fessionals specialized in the treatment and management of complex and fragile patients affected by Esophageal Atresia/Tracheo-esophageal fistula and other aerodigestive tract anomalies.

The INPAT meeting will start on 26th, on 27th June INoEA and INPAT will come together in one place to discuss the latest scientific and medical research in their fields. On 28th INoEA will conclude its meeting and the esophageal atresia week.

On 24th and 25th June there will be a Workshop that will offer practical live training sessions on endoscopic, surgical and minimally invasive procedures. Participants will be involved in hands-on practical activities, simulation boxes, demonstrations of rehabilitation strategies and techniques for both medical teams and families. There will be activities dedicated to children born with Esophageal Atresia/Tracheo-esophageal fistula, aimed at addressing some of their most persistent eating diffi-culties. It’s Rome, so food will be involved!

These patients require dedicated multi-disciplinary teams, working in close collaboration with va-rious specialists, families, nurses and other health care providers. In this spirit, the workshops will offer a unique opportunity to meet the leading specialists in the world, to discuss and share ideas on how best to tackle some of the most controversial and pressing issues of pediatric surgery. Young and adult patients, as well as their parents and caretakers, will actively participate in the workshop, bringing their own experiences, the results of recent studies and will pose questions on the most chal-lenging issues related to the quality of life of patients, while learning about state-of-the-art surgical and rehabilitation techniques.

Rome is the Eternal City where legend has it a she-wolf nourished to good health the city’s most fa-mously fragile twins, Romolo and Remo. In a myth that Romans are fond of retelling, the twins later grew up to found this wondrous city. What’s true today is this: together, we can improve the lives of those born with these rare diseases by developing and sharing best-practice. We look forward to seeing you in Romolo and Remo’s city where we can make important new contributions to this goal. Arrivederci a Roma

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SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE | Day 1 Monday, June 24th | Day 2 Tuesday, June 25th

TIMING INoEA-INPAT Parallel Workshops - Day 1 Monday, June 24th Bambino Gesù Children2 Hospital - Padiglione Salviati

08.30 12.30 Registration

12.30 13.30 Lunch

AULA SALVIATI 1 | 2 AULA SALVIATI 3

INPAT WORKSHOP SESSIONCode 10

INoEA PARALLEL WORKSHOP SESSION

Code 11

13.30 15.45 Live Endoscopy Airway Procedures 1st SESSION

Theoretical Lessons

15.45 16.00 Coffee break

16.00 18.00 Live Endoscopy Airway Procedures 2nd SESSION

Practical Activities

TIMING INoEA Workshops - Day 2 Tuesday, June 25th Bambino Gesù Children2 Hospital - Padiglione Salviati

08.00

08.30Registration of participants

AULA SALVIATI 1 | 2

08.30 12.30

1st LIVE ENDOSCOPY SESSION Code 12

12.30 14.00 Lunch

14.00 18.00

2nd LIVE ENDOSCOPY SESSION Code 13

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SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE | Day 3 Wednesday, June 26th

TIMING INPAT 2019 - Day 3 Wednesday, June 26th Pontifical Urbaniana University


AULA MAGNA BENEDETTO XVI AUDITORIUM GIOVANNI PAOLO II AULA I AULA II

HALL AUDITORIUM

GIOVANNI PAOLO II

08.00 08.10

WELCOME AND GREETINGS FROM AUTHORITIES08.10 08.30

CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL MODEL FOR WOUNDS EXCELLENCE (SESSION SPONSORED by

MOLNLYCKE)

08.30 09.15

1st SESSION PRESENTATION OF THE AIRWAY TEAMS

PARTICIPATING

09.15 10.00 TRACHEOTOMY

ROUND TABLE10.00 10.15

Coffee Break10.15 10.30 COMPLICATED

TRACHEOTOMY: TWO CLINICAL CASES FROM THE FACULTY10.30

10.45

CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL MODEL FOR WOUNDS EXCELLENCE (SESSION SPONSORED by

MOLNLYCKE)

10.45 11.15 Coffee Break and group picture of INPAT 2019 Participants

11.15 12.15

2nd SESSION VOCAL CORD PARALYSIS

12.15 12.45

LASER: WHAT FUTURE IN PEDIATRIC AIRWAY?

CRYOTHERAPY IN THE AIRWAYS

12.45 13.00 TRACHEAL TRAUMA FROM INTUBATION:

TWO CLINICAL CASES FROM THE FACULTY13.00 13.15

Lunch13.1514.15

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TIMING INPAT 2019 - Day 3 Wednesday, June 26th Pontifical Urbaniana University


HALL AUDITORIUM

GIOVANNI PAOLO II

13.1514.15

LUNCH SESSION(SESSION SPONSORED BY MATERIALISE)

PRINTING THE NEW AIRWAY

LUNCH SESSION

FREE COM-MUNICA-

TIONS

LUNCH SESSION

FREE COM-MUNICA-

TIONS

14.1515.00 3rd SESSION

PRE AND POST-OPERATIVE MANAGEMENTCHILDREN’S HOSPITAL

MODEL FOR WOUNDS EXCELLENCE (SESSION SPONSORED by

MOLNLYCKE)15.00 15.10

AIRWAY STENOSIS: ENDOSCOPIC TREATMENT

15.10 15.15

1st SESSION AIRWAY NURSING

COURSE15.1515.45 Simulations

and Practical activities: how

to prevent, how to care

15.4516.10 AIRWAY STENOSIS OPEN APPROACH:

LTR VS PCTR16.1016.30 2nd SESSION

DIFFICULT AIRWAY COURSE16.30

17.10 4th SESSION AIRWAY STENTING: UPDATE17.10

17.153rd SESSION

RESPIRATORY LONG TERM FOLLOW UP:

INVASIVE AND NON-IN-VASIVE RESPIRATORY

SUPPORT

17.1518.10

HOW TO MANAGE COMPLICATIONS: FIVE CLINICAL CASES FROM THE WORLD18.10

18.15

18.15 19.00


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TIMING INoEA Parallel Workshops - Day 3 Wednesday, June 26th Catholic University of Rome


EETC (European Endoscopic Training Centre) CEN.RI.S. (Experimental Research Centre)

PRACTICAL HANDS-ON ACTIVITY FOR DOCTORS&NURSES ON: Esophageal Dilations, Stenting, PEG/PEJ

Code 14

08.30 10.30 Training, Lectures, Presentations

PRACTICAL SURGICAL ACTIVITY ON EXPERIMENTAL MODELS

Code 23

10.30 11.30

Practical Activity on Animal Simulators11.30 12.30

Pratical aspect in: - LAP fundoplication - Thoracoscopic Esophageal dissection and anastomosis

12.30 13.00

Lunch13.00 13.15

Lunch13.15

14.00

Training in Surgical procedures on experimental models14.00 15.00 Questions and answers. Debriefing

15.00 18.00

18.00 18.30 Questions and answers. Debriefing


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TIMING INoEA-INPAT JOINT MEETING 2019 - Day 4 Thursday, June 27th - Pontifical Urbaniana University


08.00 08.20 WELCOME AND GREETINGS FROM AUTHORITIES

08.20 08.30

1st SESSION

TRACHEO-ESOPHAGEAL FISTULA RECURRENCE: DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT

08.30 10.30

CLINICAL SPECIALIST AND ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONAL:

CONTRIBUTIONS AND INTEGRATION

10.30 10.40 MINIMAL INVASIVE AND ENDO-

SCOPIC STRATEGIES: WHAT IS NEW IN THE OPERATING ROOM?10.40

11.00 Coffee Break

11.00 12.30

2nd SESSION

INoEA-INPAT SELECTED COMMUNICATIONS

COMPLEX PATIENT CENTERED CARE

FREE COMMUNICATIONS

FREE COMMUNICATIONS

12.30 14.00 Lunch

12.30 14.00

LUNCH WITH THE EXPERTS

ESOPHAGEAL AND TRACHEAL ASSOCIATED ORAL/HEAD MALFORMATIONS: TREATMENT

AND TIMING STRATEGIES


AERO-DIGESTIVE TRACT TEAM:

HOW TO BUILD IT


20 YEARS AFTER FIRST THORACOSCOPIC

APPROACH

14.00 16.00

3rd SESSION

LARINGO-TRACHEAL CLEFT FACE-TO-FACE LECTURE

TRACHEOMALACIA

SELECTED COMMUNICATION

INFORMATION, EDUCATION, SELF CARE AND EMPOWER-

MENT, HOW IMPROVE THE QUA-LITY OF LIFE NEVERTHERLESS

16.00 18.00

4th SESSION

MOTILITY DISORDERS, GERD AND EA

SELECTED COMMUNICATIONS

FREE COMMUNICATIONS

FREE COMMUNICATIONS

SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE | Day 4 Thursday, June 27th

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TIMING INoEA MEETING - Day 5 Friday, June 28th - Pontifical Urbaniana University

AULA MAGNA BENEDETTO XVI

AUDITORIUM GIOVANNI PAOLO II

AULA I AULA II

HALL AUDITORIUM

GIOVANNI PAOLO II

AULA XVI

08.00 08.15 OPENING CEREMONY

08.15 10.30

1st SESSION

LONG-GAP ESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA MANAGEMENT: WAITING FOR

TISSUE ENGINEERING


FATE-EAT WORKSHOP

PSYCHOTHERA-PEUTIC APPROACH

FATE-EAT WORKSHOP

DYSPHAGIA AND ORAL AVERSION:

WORKSHOP WITH CHILDREN

10.30 12.30

2nd SESSION

INoEA PROJECTS AND OTHER

INTERNATIONAL NETS

FATE-EAT WORKSHOP

CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS TO THE

MOST COMMON PRO-BLEMS FOR PATIENTS

AND FAMILIES

FREE COMMUNICATIONS

FATE-EAT WORKSHOP

LEARNING THROUGH SIMULATION

12.30 14.00 Lunch

12.30 14.00

LUNCH SESSION FREE COMMUNICATIONS


TIPS, TRIKS AND SURGICAL DILEM-

MA/CHALLEN-GING SOLUTIONS


EOSINOPHILIC ESOPHAGITIS AND

ESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA

14.00 16.00

3rd SESSION

TRANSITION TO ADULT

CLINICAL PROBLEMS: DYSPHAGIA, BARRETT, CANCER

SURVEILLANCE


16.00 18.30

4th SESSION

ANASTOMOTIC STRICTURE MANA-GEMENT


18.30 18.45

NEXT MEETING and FINAL REMARKS

SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE | Day 5 Friday, June 28th

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FACULTY

Lucia Aite (Rome - IT) Daniele Alberti (Brescia - IT) Patrizia Amadio (Rome - IT) Jorge Amil-Dias (Porto - PT) Giulia Angelino (Rome - IT) Maria Laura Anselmi (Rome - IT)Giancarlo Antonielli (Rome - IT)Melissa Avelino (Goiânia - BR)Pietro Bagolan (Rome - IT)Valerio Balassone (Rome - IT)Charlie Beetham (Rome - IT)Alessandra Bellocchi (Rome - IT)Sonia Benelli (Rome - IT)Francesca Bevilacqua (Rome - IT)Natalia Bianchi (Rome - IT)Roberto Bianchi (Rome - IT)Matthew Bishop (Rome - IT)Geoffrey Kenneth Blair (Vancouver - CA)Anna Maria Bonetti (Rome - IT)Caterina Bornaccioni (Rome - IT)Osvaldo Borrelli (London - UK)Sergio Bottero (Rome - IT)Annabella Braguglia (Rome - IT)Giulia Brocanelli (Rome - IT)Samy Cadranel (Brussels - BE)Cristina Calandrella (Rome - IT)Tamara Caldaro (Rome - IT)Alessia Campoli (Rome - IT)Federica Cancani (Rome - IT)Antonella Capuano (Rome - IT)Eleonora Capuano (Rome - IT)Andrea Carai (Rome - IT)Laura Carlesi (Rome - IT)Adriano Carotti (Rome - IT)Anna Claudia Cartoni (Rome - IT)Antonella Cerchiari (Rome - IT)Giuseppe Chessa (Rome - IT)Fabio Chiarenza (Vicenza - IT)Maria Beatrice Chiarini Testa (Rome - IT)Guido Ciprandi (Rome - IT)Luisa Cirulli (Rome - IT)Benedetta Colombo (Rome - IT)Andrea Conforti (Rome - IT)Anna Chiara Contini (Rome - IT)Martina Costa (Rome - IT)Guido Costamagna (Rome - IT)Robin Thomas Cotton (Cincinnati - US)Alessandro Cozzi (Rome - IT)Serena Crucianelli (Rome - IT)Renato Cutrera (Rome - IT)Immacolata Dall’Oglio (Rome - IT)Luigi Dall’Oglio (Rome - IT)

Sam Daniel (Montreal - CA)Mariamichela D’Astore (Rome - IT)Alessandro De Alarcon (Cincinnati - US)Paola De Angelis (Rome - IT)Daniela Dabergami (Milano - IT)Paolo De Coppi (London - UK)Giuliana D’Elpidio (Rome - IT)Marcello De Santis (Rome - IT)Valentina De Simone (Rome - IT)Valentina Di Fabio (Rome - IT)Arianna Di Gemma (Rome - IT)Carlo Di Lorenzo (Columbus - US)Francesco Di Matteo (Rome - IT)Andrea Dotta (Rome - IT)Cristina Duranti (Rome - IT)Domenica Elia (Rome - IT)Ciro Esposito (Naples - IT)Simona Faraci (Rome - IT)Christophe Faure (Montreal - CA)Giovanni Federici di Abriola (Rome - IT)Federico Ferro (Rome - IT)Armanda Ferullo (Genoa - IT)Sergio Filippelli (Milano - IT)Alessandro Giovanni Fiocchi (Rome - IT)Mario Emanuele Fiorito (Rome - IT)Douglas Fishman (Houston - US)Beatrice Fortunati (Rome - IT)Victor Lee Fox (Boston - US)Marina Franci (Rome - IT)Joanne Fruithof (Hellendoorn - NL)Fabio Fusaro (Rome - IT)Piergiorgio Gamba (Padoa - IT)Rosa Alba Gambitta (Rome - IT)Éréa-Noel Garabedian (Paris - FR)Giulia Gasperini (Rome - IT)Orsola Gawronski (Rome - IT)Amit Gefen (Tel Aviv - IR) Simonetta Gentile (Rome - IT)Silvia Giovannini (Rome - IT)Marjola Gjergji (Rome - IT)Frédéric Gottrand (Lille - FR)Glenn Edward Green (Ann Arbur - US)Teresa Grimaldi Capitello (Rome - IT)Ilaria Gubbiotti (Rome - IT)Luciano Guerra (Rome - IT)Richard Hewitt (London - UK)Sara Isoldi (Rome - IT)Russell Jennings (Boston - US)Nicolas Kalach (Lille - FR)Tom Kovesi (Ottawa - CA)Anastassios Koumbourlis (Washington - US)Usha Krishnan (Sydney - AU)

3524-34

2813-14-20-34

13-362819

15-1820-21-25-34

13-2018-19

3619

29-352817

13-14-2031-32-33

2828

12-13-3312-17-18-21-25

3514-19

13-14-2019

12-13-20-262819362818192128

25-3519

20-3226

18-1928

13-14-2030-32

202813

21-3314-2818-1919-2728-29

14-21-34

14-1528

15-17-2613-32-34

18312828

13-1913

13-2012-13-2613-14-33

22-2521-30-35

2820

13-20-3221-26-31-33

13-25-28-32-3628191832

13-14-2813-14-20-23-34

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1931

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2815-17-21-25

2828-29

182828

18-1913-14-20-21-23-30-31-33-34

15-2628

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2521

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Saverio La Francesca (Houston - US)Jean-Martin Laberge (Montreal - CA)Tony Lander (Birmingham - UK)Paola Lanteri (Genoa - IT)Valeria Laudante (Rome - IT)Paola Leone (Rome - IT)Eduardo Leopold (Santiago de Chile - CL)Ernesto Leva (Milan - IT)Mario Lima (Bologna - IT)Pablo Lobos (Buenos Aires - AR)Paul Losty (Liverpool - UK)Luciana Lussu (Rome - IT)Monica Malamisura (Rome - IT)Giovanna Manca (Rome - IT)Michael Manfredi (Boston - US)Jonathan Edward Markowitz (Greenville - US)Luigi Marotta (Rome - IT)Maurizio Marzaro (Treviso - IT)Rachele Mascolo (Rome - IT)Girolamo Mattioli (Genoa - IT)Rebecca Maunsell (Campinas - BR)Maurizio Mennini (Rome - IT)Duino Meucci (Rome - IT)Ivona Mikulenkova (Czech Republic - CZ)Giovanni Montobbio (Genoa - IT)Andrea Moscatelli (Genoa - IT)Francesco Morini (Rome - IT)Hayat Mousa (San Diego - US)Richard Nicollas (Marseille - FR)Ninni (Ascoli Piceno - IT)Caterina Offidani (Rome - IT)Maria Giovanna Paglietti (Rome - IT)Ilaria Pannacci (Rome - IT) Loredana Palomba (Genoa - IT)Silvia Paoletti (Rome - IT)Alexandra Papadopoulou (Athens - GR)Marco Parracciani (Florence - IT)Dariusz Patkowski (Wroclaw - PL)Martino Pavone (Rome - IT) Jaime Penchyna (Mexico City - MX)Giorgio Peretti (Genoa - IT)Maurizio Petrarca (Rome - IT)Pelton Phinizy (Philadelphia - US)Sergio Giuseppe Picardo (Rome - IT)Agostino Pierro (Toronto - CA)Manuel Pomponi (Rome - IT)Giuseppe Pontrelli (Rome - IT)Anna Portanova (Rome - IT)Marc Seth Pransky (La Jolla - US)Reza Rahbar (Boston - US)Angela Ragni (Rome - IT)Bertilla Ranzato (Padoa - IT)

Francesca Rea (Rome - IT)Carla Riccardi (Rome - IT)Giovanna Riccipetitoni (Milan - IT)Hugo Anibal Rodriguez (Buenos Aires - AR)Verónica Paula Rodriguez (Buenos Aires - AR)Claudio Romano (Messina - IT)Erminia Francesca Romeo (Rome - IT)Rachel Rosen (Boston - US)Monica Rossi (Rome - IT)Steven Scot Rothenberg (Denver - US)Michael J. Rutter (Cincinnati - US)Oliviero Sacco (Genoa - IT)Silvia Salvatore (Varese - IT)Kishore Sandu (Lausanne - CH)Rajendra Saoji (Nagpur - IN)Nick Santamaria (Melbourn - AU) Claudia Schweiger (Porto Alegre - BR)Aurelio Secinaro (Rome - IT)Laura Serafini (Rome - IT)Rony Sfeir (Lille - FR)Graham Slater (Worcestershire - UK)Marjolein Spoel (Rotterdam - NL)Nicola Stagnaro (Genoa - IT)Serena Stamerra (Rome - IT)Renato Tambucci (Rome - IT)Briac Thierry (Paris - FR)Dana Thompson (Chicago - US)Emanuela Tiozzo (Rome - IT)Paolo Tomà (Rome - IT)Michele Torre (Genoa - IT)Tiziana Torri (Rome - IT)Filippo Torroni (Rome - IT)Paolo Trentino (Rome - IT)Jean Michel Triglia (Marseille - FR)Maria Luisa Tropiano (Rome - IT)Marilena Trozzi (Rome - IT)Benno Ure (Hannover - DE)Marcelo Mauricio Urquizo Lino (Buenos Aires - AR)Laura Valfré (Rome - IT)David Caradoc van der Zee ( Utrecht - NL)Michiel van Wijk (Amsterdam - NL)Patricio Varela (Santiago de Chile - CL)Daniel von Allmen (Cincinnati - US)Bernhard Warner (Rome - IT)Oshri Wasserzug (Tel Aviv - IR)Anke Widenmann-Grolig (Stuttgart - DE)René Wijnen (Rotterdam - NL)Christopher Todd Wootten (Nashville - US)Michelle Wyatt (London - UK)George Zalzal (Washington - US)Mario Zama (Rome - IT)Alessandro Zambelli (Crema - IT)

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Monday June 24th INoEA-INPAT Parallel Workshops

Bambino Gesù Children’s Hospital – Padiglione Salviati

08.30|12.30 Registration of participants

12.30|13.30 Lunch

AULA SALVIATI 1|2

13.30|18.00 WORKSHOP SESSION

Code 10 Live Endoscopy Airway Procedures Moderators: S. Bottero, M. Torre Surgeons: D. Meucci, M.L. Tropiano, M. Trozzi

AULA SALVIATI 3

PARALLEL WORKSHOP SESSIONCode 11 Practical activity on esophageal Multichannel Intraluminal Impedance (MII) - pH

monitoring and esophageal High Resolution (HR) manometry Coordinators: T. Caldaro, S. Isoldi, M. Malamisura, R. Tambucci Faculty: O. Borrelli, C. Di Lorenzo, U. Krishnan, H. Mousa, R. Rosen, S. Salvatore, M. van Wijk

1st SESSION THEORETICAL LESSONS

Moderators: C. Di Lorenzo, H. Mousa, U. Krishnan

13:30|14:00 Esophageal dysmotility in EA patient C. Di Lorenzo

14.00|14.30 MII-pH testing with the emphasis on EA H. Mousa

14.30|14.45 Practical suggestions on EA MII-pH tracing O. Borrelli

14.45|15.30 Esophageal HR manometry with the emphasis on EA R. Rosen

INoEA

PROGRAM | Monday, June 24th

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15.30|15.45 Practical suggestions on EA esophageal HR manometry tracing M. van Wijk

15.45|16.00 Coffee break

2nd SESSION PRACTICAL ACTIVITIES

Tutors: O. Borrelli, T. Caldaro, C. Di Lorenzo, S. Isoldi, U. Krishnan, M. Malamisura, H. Mousa, R. Rosen, S. Salvatore, R. Tambucci, M. van Wijk

16.00|17.00 GROUP 1: esophageal HRM GROUP 2: MII-pH

17.00|18.00 GROUP 1: MII-pH GROUP 2: esophageal HRM

Tuesday June 25th INoEA Workshops

Bambino Gesù Children’s Hospital – Padiglione Salviati


AULA SALVIATI 1|2

08.30|12.30 LIVE ENDOSCOPY SESSION Endoscopic procedures transmission from the endoscopic suite to the conference hall

Coordinators: G. Angelino, V. Balassone, P. De Angelis, S. Faraci, G. Federici di Abriola, L. Guerra, M. Malamisura, D. Meucci, F. Rea, E.F. Romeo, F. Torroni, M. Trozzi Faculty: J. Amil-Dias, S. Cadranel, B. Colombo, G. Costamagna, A. Di Gemma, F. Di Matteo, D. Fishman, V.L. Fox, F. Gottrand, N. Kalach, M. Manfredi, A. Papadopoulou, C. Romano, P. Trentino Nurses and technicians: M. Bishop, V. De Simone, V. Di Fabio, M.E. Fiorito, I. Gubbiotti

1st LIVE ENDOSCOPY SESSIONCode 12 Esophageal dilations, Esophageal stent, Eosinophilic Esophagitis, Barrett’s esophagus,

Aerodigestive Endoscopy

4 Inpatients live endoscopy

12.30|14.00 Lunch


ESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA

INoEA

PROGRAM | Monday, June 24th | Tuesday, June 25th

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14.00|18.00 2nd LIVE ENDOSCOPY SESSION Code 13 Esophageal dilations, Esophageal stent, Eosinophilic Esophagitis, Barrett’s esophagus,

Aerodigestive Endoscopy Nurses and technicians: M. Bishop, G. Brocanelli, A. Cozzi, M.E. Fiorito, S. Paoletti

4 Inpatients live endoscopy

Face to face (5 min) during the two Live Sessions

PPI in EA: Guidelines and experiences F. Gottrand, C. Romano Endoscopic suite and nurse’s approach G. Brocanelli, B. Colombo, I. Gubbiotti Biopsies in EA- EoE: when, why and where? J. Amil-Dias, A. Papadopoulou Esophageal dilations in EA S. Cadranel, L. Dall’Oglio Laser or Needle Cut in fibrotic anastomotic EA stricture D. Fishman, M. Manfredi Barrett’s esophagus in EA F. Di Matteo, P. Trentino Esophageal stenting and management of complications L. Dall’Oglio, M. Manfredi

Wednesday June 26th INPAT Meeting

Pontifical Urbaniana University



08.00|08.15 WELCOME AND GREETINGS FROM AUTHORITIES

1st SESSION 08.15|09.15 PRESENTATION OF THE AIRWAY TEAMS PARTICIPATING

Faculty: P. Lanteri, D. Meucci, M.L. Tropiano

09.15|10.15 TRACHEOTOMY ROUND TABLE President: R. Maunsell Moderators: S. Daniel, K. Sandu, D. Thompson

Presentation of INPAT multicenter study C. Schweiger (10’) How I do it D. Meucci (10’), A. Moscatelli (10’), H.A. Rodriguez (10’) Discussion


PROGRAM | Tuesday, June 25th | Wednesday, June 26th

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10.15|10.45 COMPLICATED TRACHEOTOMY: two clinical cases from the Faculty President: S. Daniel Moderators: J.M. Triglia, G. Zalzal Faculty: M.S. Pransky (5’), D. Thompson (5’) Discussion

10.45|11.15 Coffee Break and group picture of INPAT Participants

2nd SESSION 11:15|12:15 VOCAL CORD PARALYSIS

President: H.A. Rodriguez Moderators: M. Avelino, M. Wyatt

News in diagnosis P. Lanteri (10’) Treatment options R. Maunsell (10’), V.P. Rodriguez (10’), M. Trozzi (10’) Discussion

12:15|12:45 LASER: WHAT FUTURE IN PEDIATRIC AIRWAY? President: K. Sandu Moderators: E.N. Garabedian, R. Hewitt Faculty: A. De Alarcon (8’), R. Nicollas (8’)

CRYOTHERAPY IN THE AIRWAYS Faculty: P. Phinizy (8’) Discussion

12:45|13:15 TRACHEAL TRAUMA FROM INTUBATION: two clinical cases from the faculty President: M. Trozzi Moderators: J. Penchyna, V.P. Rodriguez Faculty: E. Leopold (5’), M.J. Rutter (5’) Discussion

Lunch With the Expert13:15|14:15 PRINTING THE NEW AIRWAY (SESSION SPONSORED BY MATERIALISE)

Coordinators: A. Secinaro, N. Stagnaro Presenter: G.E. Green

PROGRAM | Wednesday, June 26th

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AULA I Lunch Session13:15|14:15 FREE COMMUNICATIONS

Code Moderators: D. Meucci, C. Schweiger

19-0095 Crossing the Disciplines: What Airway Surgeons Can Learn from Interventional Cardiology M.T. Brigger (San Diego, USA) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0072 Three-Dimensional Printing for Pre-Operative Planning of Open Laryngotracheal Surgery G. Fishman (Tel Aviv, Israel) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0033 Neonatal airway emergency: Report of two cases P. Grazioli (Brescia, Italy) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0106 Internal Stents and External Splints for Complex Airway Obstruction A. Kamran (Boston, USA) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0125 Suture lateralization of the vocal folds with the lasso technique E. Muzzi (Trieste, Italy) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0079 Bronchoscopic Treatment of Plastic Bronchitis in Children M. Yilmaz Erdaş (Istanbul , Turkey) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0080 Whole Lung Lavage for Pulmonary Alveolar Proteinosis in Children V. Nicat (Istanbul , Turkey) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0118 Surgical treatment of children with button battery injury A.Y. Razumovsky (Moscow , Russia) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0123 Multiple Congenital bronchogenic cysts and thyroglossal duct remnant, Case Report H. Attya (Sheffield, UK) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

AULA II Lunch Session13:15|14:15 FREE COMMUNICATIONS

Code Moderators: B. Thierry, M.L Tropiano

19-0098 The role of laryngeal electromyography in differential diagnosis of vocal cord immobility: a case report A. Salvati (Castel San Giorgio, Italy) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0044 Coblation supraglottoplasty for symptomatic Laryngomalacia S. Thirunavukkarasu (Chennai, India) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0084 Use a decannulation protocol in the pediatric population: decrease in the day of use M.M. Urquizo Lino (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0085 Percutaneous tracheostomy guided by endoscopy in pediatric patients M.M. Urquizo Lino (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0086 Open tracheostomy vs percutaneous tracheostomy in pediatrics M.M. Urquizo Lino (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (4’ + 2’ discussion)


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19-0116 Reducing Complications for Tracheostomy Patients T. Valika (Chicago, USA) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0117 Complex Tracheostoma Reconstruction Using Pectoralis Major Myocutaneous Flap T. Valika (Chicago, USA) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0107 Increased Quality of Life Burden Related to Obstructive Sleep Apnea In Children With Aerodigestive Disease C. Wootten (Nashville, USA) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0061 Elective Tracheostomy in critically ill children: To do or not to do? Ten year experience from an academic centre in Pakistan I. Sidra (Karachi, Pakistan) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

Discussion (6’)

13.15|14.15 Lunch


3rd SESSION 14.15|15.00 PRE AND POST-OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT

President: G. Montobbio Moderators: A. De Alarcon, O. Sacco Faculty: R. Bianchi (10’), A. Moscatelli (10’), M.G. Paglietti (10’) Discussion

15.00|15.45 AIRWAY STENOSIS: ENDOSCOPIC TREATMENT President: M.J. Rutter Moderators: S. Bottero, M. Torre Faculty: R. Rahbar (10’), O. Sacco (10’), M. Trozzi (10’) Discussion

15.45|16.30 AIRWAY STENOSIS OPEN APPROACH: LTR VS PCTR President: R. Rahbar Moderators: S. Bottero, M. Torre Faculty: M.J. Rutter (10’), K. Sandu (10’), G. Zalzal (10’) Discussion

Coffee Station

4th SESSION16.30|17.15 AIRWAY STENTING: UPDATE

President: E.N. Garabedian Moderators: S. Bottero, M. Torre Faculty: R. Hewitt (10’), K. Sandu (10’), O. Sacco (10’) Discussion


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17:15|19:00 HOW TO MANAGE COMPLICATIONS: FIVE CLINICAL CASES FROM THE WORLD President: J.M. Triglia Moderators: S. Bottero, V.P. Rodriguez Discussants: M. Avelino, R. Rahbar, J.M. Triglia, O. Wasserzug, M.Wyatt


CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL MODEL FOR WOUNDS EXCELLENCE (SESSION SPONSORED by MOLNLYCKE)

08:10|08:50 CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL MODEL FOR WOUNDS EXCELLENCE: An Interdisciplinary Skin Care teamwork centered on pressure injuries prevention in Smallest Patients G. Ciprandi, M. Zama and the WPrevention Team (Rome, Italy)

08:50|09.20 Biomechanics and Pressure injuries prevention in Pediatric patients A. Gefen (Tel Aviv, Israel)

09.20|09.40 Nursing and biomedical burden control will help surgeons in preventing children’s pressure injuries both intraoperatively (positioning) and in the immediate post-operative stay C. Beetham (Rome, Italy)

09.40|10.00 Follow-up children scheduling: how to collect data in different critical settings? S. Crucianelli (Rome, Italy)

10.00|10.30 Coffee Break

10.30|11.00 Complex setting 1: Advanced dressings in cardiac surgery for preventing sternal surgical site infection. S. Filippelli, T. Torri (Milan and Rome, Italy)

11.00|11.30 Complex setting 2: Neurosurgery: needs for special “aggressive” preventive solutions A. Carai, G. Ciprandi (Rome, Italy)

11.30|11.50 Prevention: Solutions for Advanced Pediatric Wound Care D. Dabergami (Milan, Italy)

11.50|12.20 Focus on Prevention: different Professionals point of view. What do you mean exactly for “crucial” prevention in complex patients and in critical settings? A. Carai, G. Ciprandi, D. Dabergami, A. Gefen, M. Gjergii, S. Filippelli, T. Torri (Rome, Italy)


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12.20|12.40 The WPrevention Team. Panel on Evidence based Prevention of Pressure Injuries at Bambino Gesu’ Children’s Hospital S. Benelli, C. Calandrella, F. Cancani, L. Carlesi, G. Chessa, M. Franci, I. Pannacci, M. Pomponi, L. Serafini and The OPBG Team (Rome, Italy)

12.40|13.00 How to process data in the best way: from bench to bedside to scientific papers (Video) N. Santamaria (Melbourne, Australia) Video presentation

13.00|14.15 Lunch

14.15|15.10 Special Projects OPBG (Rome), Trach-site G. Antonielli (Rome, Italy)

HALL AUDITORIUM GIOVANNI PAOLO II

15.15|16.30 Simulations and Practical activities: how to prevent, how to care G. Antonielli, C. Beetham, G. Ciprandi, S. Crucianelli, M. Gjergii


1st SESSION 15:10|16:10 AIRWAY NURSING COURSE

Pre, Intra and Post-operative pathway for pediatric patients undergone airway open or endoscopic surgery Coordinators: L. Carlesi, A. Ferullo Faculty: A. Ferullo (10’), V. De Simone (10’), I. Gubbiotti (10’), G. Brocanelli (10’) Discussion

2nd SESSION16:10|17:10 DIFFICULT AIRWAY COURSE

Coordinator: G. Montobbio Faculty: A. Moscatelli (15’), S.G. Picardo (15’), M.L. Tropiano (15’) Discussion

3rd SESSION 17:10|18:10 RESPIRATORY LONG TERM FOLLOW UP:

INVASIVE AND NON-INVASIVE RESPIRATORY SUPPORT Moderator: R. Cutrera Discussants: A. Moscatelli, M. Pavone Discussion


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Wednesday June 26th INoEA Parallel Workshops

Catholic University of Rome

EETC (European Endoscopic Training Centre) PRACTICAL HANDS-ON ACTIVITY FOR DOCTORS&NURSES ON:

Esophageal Dilations, Stenting, PEG/PEJ Faculty: J. Amil-Dias, V. Balassone, S. Cadranel, S. Faraci, D. Fishman, V.L. Fox, F. Gottrand, L. Guerra, S. Isoldi, N. Kalach, M. Manfredi, A. Papadopoulou, C. Romano, F. Torroni Nurse Coordinators: B. Colombo, A. Di Gemma, I. Gubbiotti

08.30|10.30 Training, Lectures, Presentations Esophageal Dilations (Balloon/Savary) Stenting EA Follow-up NASPGHAN-ESPGHAN Guidelines Barrett Esophagus EOE and EA Complications preventions and management

10.30|13.00 Practical Activity on Animal SimulatorsCode 14 Four training stations:

Esophageal Dilations (Balloon) Esophageal Dilations (Savary) Stenting PEG/PEJ

13.00|14.00 Lunch

14.00|15.00 Questions and answers. Debriefing

CEN.RI.S. (Experimental Research Centre) PRACTICAL SURGICAL ACTIVITY ON EXPERIMENTAL MODELS

Local Faculty: M. Bishop, T. Caldaro, A.C. Contini, P. Bagolan, F. Fusaro International Faculty: F. Chiarenza, C. Esposito, P. Gamba, P. Lobos, G. Mattioli, D.Patkowski, S.S. Rothenberg, D.G. van der Zee

11.30|12.30 Practical aspect in: Code 23 LAP fundoplication

Thoracoscopic Esophageal dissection and anastomosis

12.30|13.15 Lunch


ESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA

INoEA


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13.15|18:00 Training in Surgical procedures on experimental models Code 23 Four training stations:

LAP Toupet/Nissen procedure Thoracoscopic Esophageal dissections, internal traction, anastomosis

18:00|18:30 Questions and answers. Debriefing

Thursday

June 27th INoEA-INPAT Joint Meeting


AULA MAGNA BENEDETTO XVI 08.00|08.20 WELCOME AND GREETINGS FROM AUTHORITIES

Introduction: P. Bagolan, S. Bottero, L. Dall’Oglio, C. Duranti, M. Torre

08:20|10:40 1st SESSION President: R.T. Cotton

Moderators: F. Gottrand, R. Jennings, N. Stagnaro

TRACHEO-ESOPHAGEAL FISTULA RECURRENCE: DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT Face-to-face lecture and question time C. Faure (10’), E.N. Garabedian (10’)

Imaging: A. Secinaro (10’) Combined tracheal-esophageal endoscopy diagnosis: F. Torroni (10’), M. Trozzi (10’) Endoscopic treatment: P. Varela (10’) Surgery: J. Penchyna (10’) Thoracoscopy: G. Mattioli (10’) Cardio-Thoracic & Digestive setting: A. Carotti (10’) Discussion

Consensus on respiratory and ENT problem in EA patients: A. Koumbourlis (15’)

10.40|11.00 Coffee Break

INoEA

PROGRAM | Wednesday, June 26th | Thursday, June 27th

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11:00|12:30 2nd SESSION SELECTED COMMUNICATIONS

Code Moderators: A. Dotta, M.J. Rutter, M. Torre

19-0088 Esophageal atresia: a scientometric analysis of the global research architecture and collaborative networks B.R. O’Connor (Dublin, Ireland) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0010 Acquired Tracheaesophageal Fistulas after Esophageal Atresia Repair O. Boybeyi-Turer (Ankara, Turkey) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0038 10-years of experience with thoracoscopic approach for congenital H-type tracheoesophageal fistulas K. Toczewski (Wroclaw, Poland) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0041 Tracheomalacia after esophageal repair: a systematic review I. Aanen (Rotterdam, The Netherlands) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0042 The value of rigid tracheobronchoscopy for the diagnosis of tracheomalacia in esophageal atresia patients I. Aanen (Rotterdam, The Netherlands) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0052 A single institutional experience with congenital h-type tracheoesophageal fistula C. Ulukaya Durakbasa (Istanbul, Turkey) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0066 Thoracoscopic posterior tracheopexy during primary esophageal atresia repair S.H.A.J. Tytgat (Utrecht , The Netherlands ) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0070 Prevalence of Abnormal Triple Endoscopy Findings for Tracheoesophageal Fistula Patients in a Multidisciplinary Aerodigestive Clinic B. Osterbauer (Los Angeles, USA) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0121 Usefulness of Conservative treatment in Recurrent tracheoesophageal fistula in children S. Faraci (Rome, Italy) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0105 Minimally Invasive Surgical Approach for Posterior Tracheobronchopexy to Treat Severe Tracheobronchomalacia A. Kamran (Boston, USA) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0110 Recurrent tracheoesophageal fistula tracheoscopic chemocauteritation with trichloroacetic acid L.D.P. Romero (Bogotá, Colombia) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0082 Outcome of thoracoscopic repair of type C esophageal atresia: Single-center experience from North Africa M. Elbarbary (Cairo, Egypt) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0091 Bronchoscopic Treatment of Recurrent Tracheoesophageal Fistula; Is It an Effective Option? G. Kiyan (Istanbul, Turkey) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0078 Endoscopic management of symptomatic tracheal pouches with trichloroacetic acid chemocauterization A. Laín Fernández (Barcelona, Spain) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0077 Extraluminal airway stabilization for localized tracheomalacia: A case report A. Laín Fernández (Barcelona, Spain) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

PROGRAM | Thursday, June 27th

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AULA I 11:00|12:30 FREE COMMUNICATIONS

Code Moderators: D. Fishman, F. Fusaro, F. Gottrand

19-0096 Esophageal Food Impaction Presenting as Life Threatening Airway Obstruction in Children with Esophageal Atresia M.T. Brigger (San Diego, USA) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0109 Impact of positive expiratory pressure breathing on gastroesophageal reflux: preliminary report in children with esophageal atresia and tracheoesophageal fistula and residual tracheomalacia F. Porcaro (Rome, Italy) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0028 Clinical Utility of Cardiopulmonary Exercise Testing in Children with Oesophageal Atresia Y. Belessis (New South Wales, Australia) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0017 Characterization of Esophageal motility in children with operated esophageal atresia using High Resolution Impedance Manometry and Pressure Flow Analysis O. Courbette (Quebec, Canada) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0002 Effect of prokinetics on gastric function in children with oesophageal atresia and tracheoesophageal fistula (EA-TEF) U. Krishnan (Sydney, Australia) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0018 Diagnosing reflux aspiration in esophageal atresia: Role of microbiome and pepsin U. Krishnan (Sydney, Australia) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0100 Impact of fundoplication on pH-MII tracings in pediatric patients with esophageal atresia V. Busoni (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0004 Upper gastrointestinal microbiome in esophageal atresia U. Krishnan (Sidney, Australia) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0057 Eosinophilic esophagitis in an infant with repaired esophageal atresia and tracheoesophageal fistula M. Ahlam (Bayan, Kuwait) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0104 The Impact of Uncontrolled Gastroesophageal Reflux on Airway Pathology J.B. Ida (Chicago, USA) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0060 A Evaluation of gastroesophageal reflux in children born with esophageal atresia using pH and impedance monitoring K.C.A. Ten (Rotterdam, The Netherlands) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0097 Anastomotic strictures in patients with oesophageal atresia systematically treated with PPI: prospective cohort study over 10 years F. Righini Grunder (Montréal, Canada) (4’ + 2’ discussion)


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AULA II

11:00|12:30 FREE COMMUNICATIONS

Code Moderators: D. Alberti, J.M. Laberge, F. Morini

19-0049 Tracheoscopic findings and their impact on respiratory symptoms in children with esophageal atresia J. Fischer (Cologne, Germany) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0016 Rules Are Made To Be Broken: Examining the Rule of 3 in Pediatric Esophageal Strictures S.J. Clark (Boston, USA) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0073 Endoscopic treatment of esophageal atresia T. Vogiatzoglou (Genoa, Italy) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0083 Coordination of Care Through Implementation of a Multidisciplinary Clinic for Patients with Esophageal Atresia and Tracheoesophageal Fistula M. Bailey (Calgary, Canada) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0064 Sham feeding promotes oral feeding success in long gap oesophageal atresia, even with traction sutures in situ A.D. Hawley (Victoria, Australia) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0102 Previously undescribed association of Esophageal Atresia, Congenital Microgastria and Pyloric Atresia: a difficult case of “pure” atresia D. Mc Laughlin (Dublin, Ireland) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0089 Thoracoscopic (ts) management of early complications after esophageal atresia (ea) correction: single center experience M. Andreetta (Padova, Italy) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0029 Pleural flap for partial esophageal substitution in case of difficult anastomosis S. De Napoli Cocci (Nantes, France) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0071 Long gap vs. non-long gap esophageal atresia: a prospective two-year follow-up study L. Valfrè (Rome, Italy) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0047 Flourish Device for Treatment of Esophageal Atresia B. Slater (Chicago, USA) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0030 First year risk factors of mortality and morbidity in esophageal atresia with tracheo-esophageal fistula: data from a population-based national register R. Sfeir (Lille, France) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0108 Utilizing Dynamic CT Imaging to Map Tissue Regeneration in a Porcine Model of Esophageal Loss J. Todd (Farmington, USA) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0036 Thoracoscopic esophageal internal axial traction for long gap esophageal atresia G. Podevin (Angers, France) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0019 Outcomes in the management of long gap esophageal atresia: Is the Foker techniques superior? U. Krishnan (Sydney, Australia) (4’ + 2’ discussion)


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AULA MAGNA BENEDETTO XVI LUNCH WITH THE EXPERTS

12:30|14:00 ESOPHAGEAL AND TRACHEAL ASSOCIATED ORAL/HEAD MALFORMATIONS: TREATMENT AND TIMING STRATEGIES Experts: S. Bottero, A. Cerchiari, A. Dotta, R. Tambucci, M. Zama

Esophageal and tracheal associated oral/head malformations: introduction A. Dotta Laryngotracheal anomalies S. Bottero Upper gi problems: the role of pediatric gastroenterologist R. Tambucci Dysphagia: characteristics and management A. Cerchiari Mandibular distraction: characteristics and management M. Zama

AULA I LUNCH WITH THE EXPERTS

12:30|14:00 AERO-DIGESTIVE TRACT TEAM: HOW TO BUILD IT Experts: G. Federici di Abriola, T. Kovesi, R. Rahbar, R. Rosen, C.T. Wootten

AULA II LUNCH WITH THE EXPERTS

12:30|14:00 20 YEARS AFTER FIRST THORACOSCOPIC APPROACH Experts: P. Bagolan, M. Lima, D. Patkowski, S.S. Rothenberg, R. Wijnen

12:30|14:00 Lunch


14:00|16:00 3rd SESSION President: P. Peretti

Moderators: S. Bottero. M. Torre

LARINGO-TRACHEAL CLEFT FACE-TO-FACE LECTURE Faculty: E.N. Garabedian (10’), R. Rahbar (10’) Discussion (10’)


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TRACHEOMALACIA Diagnosis: Imaging P. Tomà (10’) Endoscopy G.E. Green (10’)

Treatment: Endoscopy R. Hewitt (10’) Thoracoscopy S.S. Rothenberg (10’) Open Surgery R. Jennings (10’) Physiotherapy M.B. Chiarini Testa (10’), P. Leone (10’) The voice of the patient A. Widenmann-Grolig (10’)

Code SELECTED COMMUNICATION

19-0099 A unique case of “oesophageal trachea” requiring a multi-step sequential surgical reconstruction R. Tambucci (Brussels, Belgium) (10’)

Coffee Station

16:00|18:00 4th SESSION

Motility Disorders, GERD and EA President: G. Mattioli Moderators: T. Caldaro, C. Di Lorenzo, C. Faure

NASPGHAN/ESPGHAN/AUSPGHAN guidelines R. Rosen (10’) Dysphagia and related problems M. van Wijk (10’) EoE ESPGHAN guidelines A. Papadopoulou (10’) EoE and EA F. Rea (10’) Diagnostic tests in GERD H. Mousa (10’) GERD & Airway A. De Alarcon (10’) Timing of GERD Surgery P. Lobos (10’) Adherence and Understanding of the ESPGHAN-NASPGHAN EA Guidelines U. Krishnan (7’)

Code SELECTED COMMUNICATIONS

19-0076 Eosinophilic esophagitis and esophageal atresia. Is there an association? A. Laín Fernández (Barcelona, Spain) (6’)

19-0120 The role of proton-pump inhibitors in eosinophilic esophagitis: focus on esophageal atresia children R. Tambucci (Rome, Italy) (6’)

19-0122 Inadequate response of atretic oesophagus during acidic gastro-oesophageal reflux S. Cadranel (Brussels, Belgium) (6’)

19-0114 Fundoplications in patients born with esophageal atresia: pre-operative workup and evaluation of post-operative symptoms M. van Lennep (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) (6’)

19-0054 Fundoplication outcomes in children with esophageal atresia U. Krishnan (Sydney, Australia) (6’)

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AULA I

16:00|18:00 FREE COMMUNICATIONS

Code Moderators: R. Cutrera, R. Sfeir, M.M. Urquizo Lino

19-0006 The microRNA levels in exhaled breath condansate of patients with esophageal atresia and tracheoesophageal fistula S. Tutku (Ankara, Turkey) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0051 Swallowing and Pulmonary Diagnoses in Children with EA and TEF E. DeBoer (Aurora, Colorado) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0087 Longitudinal evaluation of lung function in infants with esophageal atresia F. Landolfo (Rome, Italy) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0011 Survival rates of infants with esophageal atresia: data of turkish esophageal atresia registry S. Tutku (Ankara, Turkey) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0012 A comparative analysis of concerns of caregivers with repaired esophageal atresia-tracheoesophageal fistula S. Tutku (Ankara, Turkey) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0024 Predictors of early and late mortality in esophageal atresia patients S. Tan Tanny (Sydney, Australia) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0027 Esophageal atresia and polyhydramnios T. Arntzen (Oslo, Norway) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0058 The familial occurrence of congenital esophageal atresia with or without a fistula is an extremely rare pathology R. Smigiel (Wrocław, Poland) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0069 Tracking Outcomes of Tracheoesophageal Fistula and Esophageal Atresia in Pediatric Population I. Sharma (Washington, USA) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0050 Patterns of Sensory Processing in Children with Esophageal Atresia S. Tutku (Ankara, Turkey) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0112 Myocardial strain in vascular anomalies with severe tracheomalacia: preliminary results A.C. Massolo (Rome, Italy) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0003 The Functional Chewing Training For Chewing Dysfunction in Children with Repaired Esophageal Atresia-Tracheoesophageal Fistula S. Tutku (Ankara, Turkey) (4’ + 2’ discussion)


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AUDITORIUM GIOVANNI PAOLO II (with simultaneous translation)

08:30|10:30 Clinical Specialist and Allied Health Professional: contributions and integration Moderators: G. Manca, M. Petrarca, E. Tiozzo

Breastfeeding, promotion and support P. Amadio (10’) Nurse specialist on gastrostomy M.L. Anselmi, M. D’Astore, R. Gambitta (15’) The point of view of Speech Language Pathology E. Capuano (10’) What do we do with Imaging M.E. Fiorito (10’) The developmental and postural care A.M. Bonetti (10’) The nutritional approach in child care D. Elia (10’) The volunteers, the gift of an extra support L. Lussu (10’) Discussion

10.30|11.00 Minimal invasive and Endoscopic Strategies: What is new in the Operating Room? Moderators: M. De Santis, G. Federici di Abriola

Esophageal reconstruction in newborn B. Fortunati, S. Stamerra (10’) Nursing and risk prevention in operating room M. Costa, V. Laudante (10’) Nurses’ strategies in minimal invasive and endoscopic surgery A. Cozzi, S. Paoletti (10’) Discussion

11.00|12.30 Complex Patient Centered Care Moderators: L. Cirulli, O. Gawronski, A. Portanova

Introduction from Pediatric Nursing Association of Europe: I. Mikulenkova (5’) Caring for patients with complex condition, a pathway B. Ranzato (20’) Pain management and prevention in major thoracic surgery L. Palomba (20’) Preparing to go home S. Giovannini (20’) Telehealth to empower patients with complex conditions F. Ferro (20’) Discussion

12.30|14.00 Lunch

14.00|16.00 Information, Education, Self-Care and Empowerment, how improve the quality of life nevertheless Moderators: N. Bianchi, G. D’Elpidio, C. Offidani

Introduction: I. Dall’Oglio (5’) The child’s and parent’s story A.C. Cartoni, Ninni (20’) Self-care and empowerment, step by step G. Gasperini, R. Mascolo (15’) The newborn A. Ragni (15’) The patients with respiratory chronic conditions C. Bornaccioni (15’) Growing with an esophageal Atresia A. Campoli, F. Rea, M. Rossi (15’) Acceptance and resilience S. Gentile, T. Grimaldi Capitello (15’) Questions and answers with the expert I. Dall’Oglio


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16:00|18.00 FREE COMMUNICATIONS President: I. Dall’Oglio

Code Moderators: F. Bevilacqua, O. Gawronski, L. Marotta, L. Valfrè

19-0046 Review of the feeding problems in babies born with TOF/OA in a UK Regional Surgical NICU H. Marks (Bristol, USA) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0020 Growth, feeding difficulties and developmental scores in children born with oesophageal atresia: a single centre study A. Grech (New South Wales, Australia) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0022 FEED-EASY: FEEding Disorders in children with Esophageal Atresia Study G. Gottrand (Lille, France) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0023 How esophageal atresia affects the family life A. Rozensztrauch (Wroclaw, Poland) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0025 Do growth and nutrition influence quality of life in adolescents with esophageal atresia? A. Mikkelsen (Oslo, Norway) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0021 Esophageal Atresia and Long-Term Quality of Life in Italian population: a Pilot Study M. Parracciani (Florence, Italy) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0026 Longitudinal motor development from infancy to adolescence in children with esophageal atresia I. Møinichen Unn (Oslo, Norway) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0035 Early parental adjustment in oesophageal atresia and other rare abdominothoracic malformations M. Hanafi (Lille, France) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0043 Guidelines for the introduction of solid foods in the TOF/OA child J. Faulkner (Yeovil, UK) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0055 Midterm follow-up of long-gap esophageal atresia national cohort : study of feeding difficulties and morbidity J. Thomas (Poitiers, France) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0062 Fixed the gap, solved the problem? Children operated on of esophageal atresia: what happen 3 years later L. Aite (Rome, Italy) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0115 Quality and Readability of Oesophageal Atresia Information on the Internet B.R. O’Connor (Dublin, Ireland) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0005 The flip side of the coin C. De Vos (Cape Town, South Africa) (4’ + 2’ discussion)


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Friday June 28th INoEA Meeting


AULA MAGNA BENEDETTO XVI 08:00|08:15 OPENING CEREMONY: C. Duranti, F. Gottrand, M. Lima

08:15|10:15 1st SESSION Long-gap esophageal atresia management: waiting for Tissue Engineering

President F. Gottrand Moderators: P. Losty, S.S. Rothenberg, D. von Allmen

Face-to-Face Tissue Engineering: where we are Faculty: S. La Francesca (10’), M. Marzaro (10’) Discussion (10’)

Gap definition and measurement: A. Conforti (10’)

The systematic approach: Boston: R. Jennings (10’) Utrecht: D. van der Zee (10’) Nagpur: R. Saoji (10’) Toronto: A. Pierro (10’) Buenos Aires: M.M. Urquizo Lino (10’)

Follow-up: M. Spoel (10’)


19-0093 Thoracoscopic multistage repair of long-gap esophageal atresia using internal traction suture technique – evolution of the method D. Patkowski (Wroclaw, Poland) (6’)

19-0101 Pre-clinical studies of tissue-engineering for long-gap oesophageal atresia in pigs. A systematic literature review M. Garrido Flores (London, UK) (6’)

19-0067 Comparison of Mesenchymal Stem Cells from Pediatric Normal and Esophageal Atresia Patients for Use in Regenerative Medicine T. Jensen (Farmington, USA) (6’)

Coffee Station


ESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA

INoEA

PROGRAM | Friday, June 28th

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10:30|12:30 2nd SESSION INoEA Projects and other International Nets

President: G. Riccipetitoni Moderators: C. Faure, V.L. Fox, P. Gamba

INoEA activities and projects F. Gottrand (10’)

European Network in EA. ERNICA and beyond ERNICA in Europe: present and future G.Slater (10’), R. Wijnen (10’) New projects and research P. De Coppi (10’) Clinical Patient Management System B. Ure (10’) Long term Follow-up R. Sfeir (10’) The engagement of patients’ support group in ERNICA J. Fruithof (10’)

The Network in: North America: J.M. Laberge (10’) South America: P. Lobos (10’)

Face-to-Face Training in Emerging Countries G.K. Blair (10’), T. Lander (10’)

Lunch Session12:30|14:00 FREE COMMUNICATIONS

Code Moderators: P. De Coppi, P. Lobos, R. Saoji

19-0074 Long-term outcome of preserving the native esophagus in long gap esophageal atresia by thoracoscopic traction technique H.A.J.S. Tytgat (Utrecht, The Netherlands) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0124 Thoracoscopic anatomy of long gap esophageal atresia. What can we predict? M. Rasiewicz (Wrocław, Poland) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0103 Learning Curve and Long-term Outcomes for Jejunal Replacement of the Esophagus: A Single Center Experience in the Pediatric Population W.J. Svetanoff (Brookline, USA) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0013 Prophylactic Endoscopic Esophageal Vacuum (EVAC) Therapy of High Risk Esophageal Anastomoses in Pediatric Surgical Patients M.A. Manfredi (Boston, USA) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0092 Oesophageal atresia: a multicentre retrospective study on surgical treatment and 1 year follow-up C. Vercauteren (Ghent, Belgium) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0094 The thoracoscopic approach for esophageal atresia and tracheoesophageal fistula – lessons learnt from 178 cases D. Patkowski (Wroclaw, Poland) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0059 Development of operational tactics for esophageal atresia in the Republic of Tatarstan (Russia) A. Lvov, A. Podshivalin (Kazan, Russia) (4’ + 2’ discussion)


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19-0111 Acute kidney injury in esophageal atresia A.C. Massolo (Rome, Italy) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0039 Respiratory morbidity at the age of one year in children with esophageal atresia: data from the French National Esophageal Atresia Register S. Lejeune (Lille, France) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0040 Bronchopulmonary and vascular anomalies are frequent in children with Esophageal Atresia S. Lejeune (Lille, France) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0075 Ectopic pancreas in children with esophageal atresia: not an incidental association A. Laín Fernández (Barcelona, Spain) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0032 Infantile hypertrophic pyloric stenosis in patients with esophageal atresia: proposal for a causative seesaw model K.C.A. Ten (Rotterdam, The Netherlands) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0037 5-years follow-up after 17 laparoscopic Transhiatal esophagectomy and gastric pull-up (tegpul) A. Parilli Perera (Caracas, Venezuela)

AULA I LUNCH WITH THE EXPERTS

12:30|14:00 Tips, Tricks and Surgical Dilemma/Challenging solutions Experts: G.K. Blair, F. Chiarenza, A. Conforti, D. van der Zee

AULA II LUNCH WITH THE EXPERTS

12:30|14:00 Eosinophilic esophagitis and Esophageal Atresia Experts: P. De Angelis, S. Faraci, G. Federici di Abriola, A.G Fiocchi, N. Kalach, M. Malamisura, J.E. Markowitz, M. Mennini, G. Pontrelli, F. Rea, C. Riccardi, C. Romano, R. Tambucci

International literature on EoE and EA J.E. Markowitz (10’) Interactive discussions with Experts: questions and free comments from audience

EoE Endoscopic Reference Score (EREFS) and relation between clinical and endoscopic features N. Kalach (10’) Interactive discussions with Experts: questions and free comments from audience

Role of the Allergologist in diagnostic work up and during the follow up M. Mennini (10’) Interactive discussions with Experts: questions and free comments from audience

12:30|14:00 Lunch


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14:00|16:00 3rd SESSION TRANSITION TO ADULT

President: F. Gottrand Moderators: G.K. Blair, J. Penchyna, B. Warner

Quality of life: data and personal experience M. Parracciani (10’) Collaboration is possible, useful and feasible G. Slater (10’) Progress in transition U. Krishnan (10’)

CLINICAL PROBLEMS: DYSPHAGIA, BARRETT, CANCER SURVEILLANCE President: R. Wijnen Moderators: R.T. Cotton, E. Leva, A. Zambelli

Dysphagia O. Borrelli (10’) Barrett Diagnosis C. Faure (10’) Esophageal Mucosectomy F. Di Matteo (10’) Radiofrequency Ablation P. Trentino (10’)


19-0031 Screening and surveillance in adults after esophageal atresia repair: yield of follow up endoscopies K.C.A. Ten (Rotterdam, The Netherlands) (6’)

19-0065 Radiofrequency ablation: a promising treatment in children with early onset barrett’s esophagus F. Rea (Rome, Italy) (6’)

19-0113 Outcome of routine esophagogastroduodenoscopy, high resolution manometry (HRM) and pH-(impedance) measurement in esophageal atresia patients according to international guidelines M. van Lennep (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) (6’)

19-0063 Closing the gap: transitioning adolescents with oesophageal atresia to adult care E. Culnane (Melbourne, Australia) (6’)

19-0081 Neurodevelopmental outcome in infants with AE: developmental trajectories in the first year of life L. Aite (Rome, Italy) (6’)

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16:00|18:00 4th SESSION Anastomotic Stricture Management

President: V.L. Fox Moderators: J. Amil-Dias, P. De Angelis

Esophageal dilations D. Fishman (10’) Stenting M. Manfredi (10’) Dynamic Stent L. Dall’Oglio (10’) Surgical Timing B. Ure (10’)

Congenital Stenosis diagnosis and treatment Dilations E.F. Romeo (10’) Surgery D. Alberti (10’)


19-0001 Risk factors for anastomotic strictures in THE FIRST YEAR AFTER oesophageal atresia REPAIR: data from A proSpective MULTICENTRIC cohort M. Aumar (Lille, France)

19-0119 Five years experience of a tertiary level referral centre in children with anastomotic strictures after esophageal atresia repair A.C. Contini (Rome, Italy)

19-0015 Esophageal anastomosis diameter at initial endoscopy after surgery predicts treatment outcomes in patients with esophageal atresia or stricture S.J. Clark (Boston, USA)

19-0045 The Effect of Transanastomotic Feeding Tubes on Anastomotic Strictures Following Esophageal Atresia Repair K. Larusso (Montreal, Canada)

19-0068 Intralesional steroid injection therapy for the treatment of esophageal anastomotic stricture in a pediatric esophageal atresia population A. Kamran (Boston, USA)

19-0048 Postoperative anastomotic stricture after the operation for esophageal atresia M. Wolski (Warszawa , Poland)

19-0053 Esophageal balloon dilatation for strictures developing after esophageal atresia surgery D.C. Ulukaya (Istanbul, Turkey)

19-0056 Esophageal stent placement for the treatment of severe stricture after the operation for esophageal atresia – preliminary report A. Janinska (Warszawa, Poland)

19-0014 Endoscopic Incisional Therapy and Other Novel Strategies for Treatment of Congenital Esophageal Stenosis M.A. Manfredi (Boston, USA)

18:30|18:45 NEXT MEETING and FINAL REMARKS P. Bagolan, L. Dall’Oglio, F. Gottrand


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Friday June 28th FATE-EAT Meeting


FATE-EAT WORKSHOPS

AULA XVI 08:15|10:30 DYSPHAGIA AND ORAL AVERSION: WORKSHOP WITH CHILDREN

Clinical and psychological observation of patients manipulating and eating food F. Bevilacqua, A. Cerchiari

AULA I 08:15|10:30 PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC APPROACH

Focus group workshops for parents and adults L. Aite

AUDITORIUM GIOVANNI PAOLO II (with simultaneous translation)

10.30|12.30 Challenges and solutions to the most common problems for patients and families President: C. Duranti Coordinator: A. Cerchiari

Dysphagia management A. Cerchiari (10’) Psychological approach to food aversion L. Aite (5’), F. Bevilacqua (5’) Use of Pep-mask in OE children P. Leone (10’) Continuity between Hospital and Family Care: the project TeO A. Braguglia (5’), L. Valfré (5’)

Code FREE COMMUNICATIONS

19-0009 Experience of speech therapy follow-up for children with esophageal atresia A. Lecoufle (Lille, France) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

19-0034 Oral Feeding Attainment K. Hernandez (Boston, USA) (4’ + 2’ discussion)

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HALL AUDITORIUM GIOVANNI PAOLO II 10.30|12.30 LEARNING THROUGH SIMULATION

Coordinators: G. Angelino, G. Federici di Abriola, M. Malamisura with A. Capuano and A. Bellocchi

Playing and learning activities for children and caregivers.

In collaboration with FAMILY ASSOCIATIONS: FATE-EAT, ESEO, Un Filo per la Vita, BA.BI.S. and RESPIRANDO

With participations of: Ospedale dei Pupazzi, Alla Grande Animazione, Armonica ONLUS and Fondazione Maruzza

12:30|14:00 Lunch


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38 Communications Index

42 General Information

44 Scientific Information

46 Exibition Area

47 Acknowledgements

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19-0001 (34) Risk factors for anastomotic strictures in THE FIRST YEAR AFTER oesophageal atresia REPAIR: data from A proSpective MULTICENTRIC cohort M. Aumar, V. Rousseau, A. Bonnard, R. Sfeir, T. Gelas, J. Boubnova, C. Jacquier, S. Irtan, A. Breton, A. Guinot, T. Lamireau, V. Fouquet, E. Habonimana, A. Schneider, F. Elbaz, A. Ranke, ML. Polimerol, H. Alla8, JL Michel, P. Buisson, T. Petit, E. Sapin, M. Lopez, G. Levard, F. Schmitt, H. Lardy, C. Borderon, O. Jaby, J. Breaud, C. Pelatan, F. Auber, C. Tolg, P. De Vries, M. Pouzac, C. Grosos, S. Geiss, C. Laplace, A. Pierache, F. Gottrand, L. Michaud

19-0002 (23) Effect of prokinetics on gastric function in children with oesophageal atresia and tracheoesophageal fistula (EA-TEF) S. Birro, S. Kelly, T. Omari, U. Krishnan

19-0003 (27) The functional chewing training for chewing dysfunction in children with repaired esophageal atresia-tracheoesophageal fistula S.S. Arslan, N. Demir, A. Karaduman, F. Cahit Tanyel, T. Soyer

19-0004 (23) Upper gastrointestinal microbiome in esophageal atresia U. Krishnan, H. Singh, N. Kaakoush

19-0005 (29) The flip side of the coin C. de Vos, W. de Vos, D. Sidler

19-0006 (27) The microrna levels in exhaled breath condansate of patients with esophageal atresia and tracheoesophageal fistula T. Soyer, E. Birben, Ö.U. Soyer, Ö. Boybeyi-Türer, F. Tunçer, M. Kahveci, G.D. Tuğcu, E. Yalçın, D. Doğru, U. Özçelik, N. Kiper, B. Şekerel, F.C. Tanyel

19-0009 (35) Experience of speech therapy follow-up for children with esophageal atresia A. Lecoufle, L. Michaud, M. Hanafi, S. Lejeune, L. Gottrand, R. Sfeir, F. Gottrand

19-0010 (22) Acquired tracheaesophageal fistulas after esophageal atresia repair O. Boybeyi-Turer, T. Soyer, F.C. Tanyel

19-0011 (27) Survival rates of infants with esophageal atresia: data of turkish esophageal atresia registry M.O. Öztan, T. Soyer, C.İ. Öztorun, B. Fırıncı, Ç.U. Durakbaşa, Z. Dökümcü, G.G. Bahadır, İ. Akkoyun, B.D. Demirel, A. Karaman, I. Çiftçi, H. İlhan, A. Parlak, Ö. Özden, S. Yalçın, A. Oral, G.T. Tekant, G. Kıyan, B. Erginel, Ü. Güvenç, A.O. Erdem, N. Ertürk, A. Yıldız

19-0012 (27) A comparative analysis of concerns of caregivers with repaired esophageal atresia-tracheoesophageal fistula S.S. Arslan, Ö. Boybeyi-Türer, N. Demir, A. Karaduman, F.C. Tanyel, T. Soyer

19-0013 (31) Prophylactic endoscopic esophageal vacuum (EVAC) therapy of high risk esophageal anastomoses in pediatric surgical patients J.L. Yasuda, W.J. Svetanoff, S.J. Staffa, P.D. Ngo, S.J. Clark, C.J. Smithers, M.A. Manfredi

19-0014 (34) Endoscopic incisional therapy and other novel strategies for treatment of congenital esophageal stenosis J.L. Yasuda, S.J. Staffa, S.J. Clark, P.D. Ngo, R.W. Jennings, M.A. Manfredi

19-0015 (34) Esophageal anastomosis diameter at initial endoscopy after surgery predicts treatment outcomes in patients with esophageal atresia or stricture S.J. Clark, P.D. Ngo, S.J. Staffa, C.J. Smithers, T.E. Hamilton, R. Jennings, M.A. Manfredi

19-0016 (24) Rules are made to be broken: examining the rule of 3 in pediatric esophageal strictures S.J. Clark, P.D. Ngo, S.J. Staffa, J.L. Yasuda, M.A. Manfredi

19-0017 (23) Characterization of esophageal motility in children with operated esophageal atresia using high resolution impedance manometry and pressure flow analysis O. Courbette, T. Omari, A. Aspirot, C. Faure

19-0018 (23) Diagnosing reflux aspiration in esophageal atresia: Role of microbiome and pepsin U. Krishnan, H. Singh, N. Kaakoush, S. Leach

19-0019 (24) Outcomes in the management of long gap esophageal atresia: Is the Foker techniques superior? A. Wiseman, J.I. Krishnan, D. Wanaguru, C. Langusch, V. Varjavandi, A. Jiwane, A. Dilley, S. Adams, G. Henry, B. Currie, U. Krishnan

19-0020 (29) Growth, feeding difficulties and developmental scores in children born with oesophageal atresia: a single centre study A. Grech, M. Kwan, L. Hatton, P. Robinson, J. Karpelowsky, M. Collin, G. Tzannes, H. North, D.A. Fitzgerald

19-0021 (29) Esophageal atresia and long-term quality of life in italian population: a pilot study M. Parracciani, C. Tona, P. Gamba, L. Dall’Oglio, A. Conforti, S. Cheli

19-0022 (29) FEED-EASY: FEEding disorders in children with esophageal atresia study A. Pham, E. Dugelay, A. Bonnard, T. Gelas, V. Rousseau, N. Thomassin, I. Cabon-Boudard, L. Michaud, A. Guinot, J. Rebeuh, A. Le Mandat, D. Djeddi, V. Fouquet, A. Bourchany, S. Irtan, A. Comte, L. Bridoux-Henno, C. Dupont, G. Dimitrov, A. Turquet, C. Borderon, C. Pelatan, E. Chaillou Legault, C. Jung, S. Willot, F. Gottrand, M. Bellaiche

19-0023 (29) How esophageal atresia affects the family life A. Rozensztrauch, D. Patkowski, R. Śmigiel

19-0024 (27) Predictors of early and late mortality in esophageal atresia patients S.P. Tan Tanny, E. Fearon, A. Hawley, J. Brooks, A. Comella, J.M. Hutson, W.J. Teague, A. Pellicano, S.K. King

19-0025 (29) Do growth and nutrition influence quality of life in adolescents with esophageal atresia? K. Birketvedt, A. Mikkelsen, U.I. Møinichen, C. Henriksen, T.H. Diseth, B. Boye, U. Malt, L. Mørkrid, H. IJsselstijn, R. Emblem

19-0026 (29) Longitudinal motor development from infancy to adolescence in children with esophageal atresia U.I. Møinichen, A. Mikkelsen, A. Faugli, I. Holm, H. IJsselstijn, R. Emblem

19-0027 (27) Esophageal atresia and polyhydramnios T. Arntzen, A. Mikkelsen, G. Haugen, R. Emblem

19-0028 (23) Clinical utility of cardiopulmonary exercise testing in children with oesophageal atresia Y. Belessis, J. McBride, L. Plush, M. Purcell, P. Field

19-0029 (24) Pleural flap for partial esophageal substitution in case of difficult anastomosis S. De Napoli Cocci, S. Faraj, A. Guinot, S. Joseph, D. Caldari, M.D. Leclair

19-0030 (24) First year risk factors of mortality and morbidity in esophageal atresia with tracheo-esophageal fistula: data from a population-based national register R. Sfeir, V. Rousseau, A. Bonnard, T. Gelas, L. Michaud, J. Boubnova, C. Piolat, S. Irtan, V. Fouquet, A. Le Mandat, S. De Napoli, E. Habonimana, T. Lamireau, J.L. Lemelle, F. Elbaz, A. Schneider, M.L. Polimerol, H. Allal, P. Buisson, T. Petit, E. Sapin, H. Lardy, G. Podevin, G. Levard, F. Varlet, J.L. Michel, O. Jaby, C. Pelatan, P. De Vries, C. Borderon, L. Fourcade, J. Breaud, M. Pouzac, C. Tolg, F. Auber, S. Geiss, C. Laplace, E. Drumez, F. Gottrand, Esophageal atresia network

19-0031 (33) Screening and surveillance in adults after esophageal atresia repair: yield of follow up endoscopies C.A. ten Kate, H. IJsselstijn, M.J. Bruno, R.M.H. Wijnen, M.C.W. Spaander

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19-0032 (32) Infantile hypertrophic pyloric stenosis in patients with esophageal atresia: proposal for a causative seesaw model C.A. ten Kate, R.W.W. Brouwer, Y. van Bever, V.K. Martens, T. Brands, N.W.G. van Beelen, A.S. Brooks, D. Huigh, H. Eussen, W.F.J van IJcken, H. IJsselstijn, D. Tibboel, R.M.H. Wijnen, A. de Klein, R.M.W. Hofstra, E. Brosens

19-0033 (16) Neonatal airway emergency: Report of two cases P. Grazioli, R. Bosio, C. Baronchelli, A. Santoro, G. Chirico, L.O. Redaelli de Zinis

19-0034 (35) Oral feeding attainment K. Hernandez, K. Davidson, J. Dargie, R. Jennings, M. Manfredi

19-0035 (29) Early parental adjustment in oesophageal atresia and other rare abdominothoracic malformations M.H. Ribeiro, M. Hanafi, L. Michaud, S. Blanc, A. Lapillonne, S. Mur, T. Gelas, E. Kermorvant, F. Gottrand, A. Guerrien, N. Coulon

19-0036 (24) Thoracoscopic esophageal internal axial traction for long gap esophageal atresia M. Juricic, N. Panait, G. Podevin, A. Bonnard, P. Lopez, C. Grossos, L. Fourcade, T. Merrot, J. Boubnova, A. Dariel

19-0037 (32) 5-years follow-up after 17 laparoscopic transhiatal esophagectomy and gastric pull-up (tegpul) A. Parilli Perera, A. Pasten

19-0038 (22) 10-years of experience with thoracoscopic approach for congenital H-type tracheoesophageal fistulas A. Dzielendziak, K. Toczewski, R. Śmigiel, D. Patkowski

19-0039 (32) Respiratory morbidity at the age of one year in children with esophageal atresia: data from the French National Esophageal Atresia Register S. Lejeune, V. Rousseau, A. Bonnard, L. Michaud, T. Gelas, J. Boubnova, C. Jacquier, S. Irtan, A. Breton, V. Fouquet, A. Guinot, T. Lamireau, E. Habonimana, A. Schneider, F. Elbaz, A. Ranke, M.L. Poli-Merol, H. Allal, T. Petit, J.L. Michel, P. Buisson, Z. Sapin, H. Lardy, G. Levard, M. Lopez, F. Schmitt, C. Borderon, O. Jaby, C. Pelatan, P. De Vries, M. Pouzac-Arnould, C. Grosos, J. Breaud, C. Tolg, F. Auber, S. Geiss, C. Laplace, R. Sfeir, F. Gottrand, E. Drumez, S. El Mourad, C. Thumerelle

19-0040 (32) Bronchopulmonary and vascular anomalies are frequent in children with Esophageal Atresia S. Lejeune, A. Le Mee, L. Petyt, C. Mordacq, R. Sfeir, F. Gottrand, P. Fayoux, A. Deschildre, L. Michaud, C. Thumerelle

19-0041 (22) Tracheomalacia after esophageal repair: a systematic review I.P. Aanen, B.B.L.J. Elders, B. Pullens, R.M.H. Wijnen

19-0042 (22) The value of rigid tracheobronchoscopy for the diagnosis of tracheomalacia in esophageal atresia patients I.P. Aanen, B. Pullens, J. van Rosmalen, R.M.H. Wijnen

19-0043 (29) Guidelines for the introduction of solid foods in the TOF/OA child J. Faulkner, H. Marks

19-0044 (16) Coblation supraglottoplasty for symptomatic Laryngomalacia T. Saravanamuthu, N. Tajne, S. Tarnoom

19-0045 (34) The effect of transanastomotic feeding tubes on anastomotic strictures following esophageal atresia repair K. LaRusso, R. Lakabi, D. Lévesque, J.M. Laberge, S. Emil

19-0046 (29) Review of the feeding problems in babies born with TOF/OA in a UK Regional Surgical NICU H. Marks

19-0047 (24) Flourish device for treatment of esophageal atresia B.J. Slater, M. Zaritzky

19-0048 (34) Postoperative anastomotic stricture after the operation for esophageal atresia M. Wolski, A. Jasińska, A. Kamiński

19-0049 (24) Tracheoscopic findings and their impact on respiratory symptoms in children with esophageal atresia J. Fischer, J. Holzki, G. Cernaianu, M. Dübbers

19-0050 (27) Patterns of sensory processing in children with esophageal atresia M. Huri, R. Günal, T. Soyer

19-0051 (27) Swallowing and pulmonary diagnoses in children with EA and TEF J. Maybee, J. Deck, E. Jensen, A. Ruiz, B. Corbett, R. Deterding, J. Friedlander, S. Helland, J. Soden, T. Wine, J. Prager, E. DeBoer

19-0052 (22) A single institutional experience with congenital h-type tracheoesophageal fistula C.U. Durakbasa, M.C. Oskayli, E. Ozatman, D. Ugurlu, H.M. Mutus, S. Aydoner, G. Erkoc, A. Pirim

19-0053 (34) Esophageal balloon dilatation for strictures developing after esophageal atresia surgery C.U. Durakbasa, B. Aksu, E. Uzun, D. Ugurlu, S. Aydoner, G. Erkoc, K. Ozel

19-0054 (26) Fundoplication outcomes in children with esophageal atresia E. Chung, M. van Lennep, R. Saoji, A. Jiwane, M.W.N. Oomen, M.P. van Wijk, U. Krishnan

19-0055 (29) Midterm follow-up of long-gap esophageal atresia national cohort: study of feeding difficulties and morbidity J. Thomas, F. Gottrand, G. Levard, T. Lamireau, L. Michaud, R. Sfeir, J.L. Michel, V. Carcauzon, M. Pouzac, S. Branchereau, T. Petit, E. Sapin, C. Piolat, H. Allal, J.L. Lemelle, S. De Napoli Cocci, J. Ricard, M.L. Poli Merol, F. Elbaz, H. Lardy, A. Schneider, P.Y. Mure, G. Audry, F. Auber, V. Rousseau, A. Bonnard, F. Varlet, B. Parmentier

19-0056 (34) Esophageal stent placement for the treatment of severe stricture after the operation for esophageal atresia – preliminary report A. Jasinska, M. Wolski, A. Banaszkiewicz, A. Kaminski

19-0057 (23) Eosinophilic esophagitis in an infant with repaired esophageal atresia and tracheoesophageal fistula A. Mustafa, A. AlKhabaz, A.A. Mallik, S. Kumar

19-0058 (27) The familial occurrence of congenital esophageal atresia with or without a fistula is an extremely rare pathology R. Smigiel, A. Dzielendziak, K. Toczewski, A. Rozensztrauch, M. Bloch, D. Patkowski

19-0059 (32) Development of operational tactics for esophageal atresia in the Republic of Tatarstan (Russia) A. Podshivalin, G. Sageeva, A. Lvov

19-0060 (23) Evaluation of gastroesophageal reflux in children born with esophageal atresia using pH and impedance monitoring F.W.T. Vergouwe, M.P. van Wijk, C.A. ten Kate, M.C.W. Spaander, M.J. Bruno, R.M.H. Wijnen, J.M. Schnater, H. IJsselstijn

19-0061 (17) Elective Tracheostomy in critically ill children: To do or not to do? Ten year experience from an academic centre in Pakistan I. Sidra, K. Farida, H.Q. Saqib, A. Qalab

19-0062 (29) Fixed the gap, solved the problem? Children operated on of esophageal atresia: what happen 3 years later F. Bevilacqua, B. Ragni, A. Conforti, F. Morini, A. Dotta, P. Bagolan, L. Aite

19-0063 (33) Closing the gap: transitioning adolescents with oesophageal atresia to adult care A.D. Hawley, J.A. E Brooks, M.G. Nightingale, W.J. Teague, J. Crameri, E. Culnane

19-0064 (24) Sham feeding promotes oral feeding success in long gap oesophageal atresia, even with traction sutures in situ A.D. Hawley, R.K. Armstrong, J.A. E Brooks, A. Pellicano, M.G. Nightingale, J. Crameri, W.J. Teague


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19-0065 (33) Radiofrequency ablation: a promising treatment in children with early onset barrett’s esophagus F. Rea, S. Isoldi, F. Accarpio, F. Baldi, A. Giulia, E. Romeo, S. Faraci, A. Contini, R. Tambucci, V. Balassone, T. Caldaro, L. Dall’Oglio, P. De Angelis, P. Trentino

19-0066 (22) Thoracoscopic posterior tracheopexy during primary esophageal atresia repair S.H.A.J. Tytgat, D.C. van der Zee, J.W. Verweij, E.S. van Tuyll van Serooskerken, M.Y.A. Lindeboom

19-0067 (30) Comparison of mesenchymal stem cells from pediatric normal and esophageal atresia patients for use in regenerative medicine T. Jensen, H. Wanczyk, S. Thaker, A. Mitchell, I. Sharma, C. Finck

19-0068 (34) Intralesional steroid injection therapy for the treatment of esophageal anastomotic stricture in a pediatric esophageal atresia population P.D. Ngo, A. Kamran, S.J. Clark, R.W. Jennings, T.E. Hamilton, C.J. Smithers, B. Zendejas, J.L. Yasuda, D. Zurakowski, M.A. Manfredi

19-0069 (27) Tracking outcomes of tracheoesophageal fistula and esophageal atresia in pediatric population I. Sharma, S. Thaker, T. Jensen, C. Finck

19-0070 (22) Prevalence of abnormal triple endoscopy findings for tracheoesophageal fistula patients in a multidisciplinary aerodigestive clinic S. Chowdhuri, B. Osterbauer, M. Bansal, C. Hochstim, V. Bhardwaj

19-0071 (24) Long gap vs. non-long gap esophageal atresia: a prospective two-year follow-up study L. Valfre, A. Conforti, M. Scuglia, L. Aite, F. Bevilacqua, B.D. Iacobelli, A. Braguglia, P. Bagolan

19-0072 (16) Three-Dimensional printing for pre-operative planning of open laryngotracheal surgery G. Fishman, O. Wasserzug, P. Berman, E. Golden, A. DeRow

19-0073 (24) Endoscopic treatment of esophageal atresia T. Vogiatzoglou, S. Arrigo, P. Gandullia

19-0074 (31) Long-term outcome of preserving the native esophagus in long gap esophageal atresia by thoracoscopic traction technique S.H.A.J. Tytgat, E.S. van Tuyll van Serooskerken, D.C. van der Zee, J.W. Verweij, M.Y.A. Lindeboom

19-0075 (32) Ectopic pancreas in children with esophageal atresia: not an incidental association L. García, C. Giné, A. Laín, P. Barila, M. López

19-0076 (26) Eosinophilic esophagitis and esophageal atresia. Is there an association? L. García, C. Giné, A. Laín, M. Martín, J.A. Molino, E. Bordón, M. Alvarez, O. Segarra, M. López

19-0077 (22) Extraluminal airway stabilization for localized tracheomalacia: A case report A. Laín, F. Pumarola, C. Giné, L. García, P. Barila, M. López

19-0078 (22) Endoscopic management of symptomatic tracheal pouches with trichloroacetic acid chemocauterization A. Laín, C. Giné, L. García, P. Barila, M. López

19-0079 (16) Bronchoscopic treatment of plastic bronchitis in children M.Y. Erdas, V. Nicat, K. Karadeniz Cerit, Y. Gokdemir, G. Kiyan

19-0080 (16) Whole lung lavage for pulmonary alveolar proteinosis in children V. Nicat, K. Karadeniz Cerit, M.Y. Erdas, Y. Gokdemir, E. Erdem, G. Kiyan

19-0081 (33) Neurodevelopmental outcome in infants with AE: developmental trajectories in the first year of life F. Bevilacqua, B. Ragni, L. Valfrè, A. Conforti, A. Braguglia, P. Bagolan, L. Aite

19-0082 (22) Outcome of thoracoscopic repair of type C esophageal atresia: Single-center experience from North Africa M. Elbarbary, A. Shalaby, M. Elseoudi, M. Ragab, A.E. Fares, D. Khairy, A.M.K. Wishahy, H. Seleim, G. Eltagy, K. Bahaaeldin

19-0083 (24) Coordination of care through implementation of a multidisciplinary clinic for patients with esophageal atresia and tracheoesophageal fistula J. Platt, I. Mitchell, C. Bjornson, J.A.M. Bailey

19-0084 (16) Use a decannulation protocol in the pediatric population: decrease in the day of use M. Urquizo, A. Canepari, M. Ricciardelli, M. Sanchez

19-0085 (16) Percutaneous tracheostomy guided by endoscopy in pediatric patients M. Urquizo, P. Lobos, C. Coraglia, P. Mercado, D.F. Gallegos

19-0086 (16) Open tracheostomy vs percutaneous tracheostomy in pediatrics M. Urquizo, P. Lobos, C. Coraglia, P. Mercado, D.F. Gallegos

19-0087 (27) Longitudinal evaluation of lung function in infants with esophageal atresia F. Landolfo, A. Conforti, C. Columbo, F. Calzolari, F. Savignoni, M. Scuglia, A. Braguglia, A. Dotta, P. Bagolan

19-0088 (22) Esophageal atresia: a scientometric analysis of the global research architecture and collaborative networks F. Friedmacher, B.R. O’Connor

19-0089 (24) Thoracoscopic (ts) management of early complications after esophageal atresia (ea) correction: single center experience M. Andreetta, M. Erculiani, F. Fascetti Leon, P. Gamba

19-0091 (22) Bronchoscopic treatment of recurrent tracheoesophageal fistula; is it an effective option? V. Nicat, C. Kıvılcım Karadeniz, Y.E. Merve, E. Almula Pinar, K. Gursu

19-0092 (31) Oesophageal atresia: a multicentre retrospective study on surgical treatment and 1 year follow-up C. Vercauteren Charlotte, H. Reusens, A. De Backer Antoine, R. Tambucci, S. Van Cauwenberge, P. Leyman, M. Ruppert, M. Demarche, D. Vervloessem, L. Matthyssens, on behalf of the BELAPS10.

19-0093 (30) Thoracoscopic multistage repair of long-gap esophageal atresia using internal traction suture technique – evolution of the method D. Patkowski, S. Gerus, M. Rasiewicz

19-0094 (31) The thoracoscopic approach for esophageal atresia and tracheoesophageal fistula – lessons learnt from 178 cases D. Patkowski, S. Gerus, M. Rasiewicz, M. Polok, K. Świątek, A. Dzielendziak, M. Palczewski, D. Borselle, K. Toczewski, R. Śmigiel

19-0095 (16) Crossing the disciplines: What airway surgeons can learn from interventional cardiology M.T. Brigger, H. El-Said

19-0096 (23) Esophageal food impaction presenting as life threatening airway obstruction in children with esophageal atresia o alla disfagia?? S. Rozycki, T.N. Liou, M.T. Brigger

19-0097 (23) Anastomotic strictures in patients with oesophageal atresia systematically treated with PPI: prospective cohort study over 10 years F. Righini Grunder, L.M. Petit, J. Ezri, J. Prevost, A. Aspirot, C. Faure


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19-0098 (16) The role of laryngeal electromyography in differential diagnosis of vocal cord immobility: a case report A. Salvati, M.Trozzi, D. Meucci, M.L. Tropiano, S. Bottero

19-0099 (26) A unique case of “oesophageal trachea” requiring a multi-step sequential surgical reconstruction PLENARIA INPAT-INOEA R. Tambucci, O. Wautelet, G. François, A. Haenecour, C. Goubau, I. Scheers, C. de Toeuf, S. Schmitz, R. Menten, T. Pirotte, B. D’hondt, R. Reding, A. Poncelet

19-0100 (23) Impact of fundoplication on pH-MII tracings in pediatric patients with esophageal atresia V. Busoni, J. Cohen Sabban, P. Lobos, F. Ursino, M. Urquizo, P. De la Iglesia, M. Orsi

19-0101 (30) Pre-clinical studies of tissue-engineering for long-gap oesophageal atresia in pigs. A systematic literature review M. Garrido, D.E. Phylactopoulos, P. De Coppi, P. Bonfanti

19-0102 (24) Previously undescribed association of Esophageal Atresia, Congenital Microgastria and Pyloric Atresia: a difficult case of “pure” atresia D. Mc Laughlin, T.S. Sri, P. Thambipillai

19-0103 (31) Learning curve and long-term outcomes for jejunal replacement of the esophagus: A single center experience in the pediatric population W.J. Svetanoff, B. Zendejas, S. Bairdain, K. Hernandez, K. Davidson, T.E. Hamilton, P. Ngo, M. Manfredi, C.J. Smithers, R.W. Jennings

19-0104 (23) The impact of uncontrolled gastroesophageal reflux on airway pathology J.B. Ida, J.M. Lavin, T.S. Valika, A.D. Green, S.M. Zak, D.M. Thompson

19-0105 (22) Minimally invasive surgical approach for posterior tracheobronchopexy to treat severe tracheobronchomalacia A. Kamran, T.E. Hamilton, B. Zendejas, R.W. Jennings, C.J. Smithers

19-0106 (16) Internal stents and external splints for complex airway obstruction A. Kamran, N. Maschietto, C.W. Baird, R.W. Jennings

19-0107 (17) Increased quality of life burden related to obstructive sleep apnea in children with aerodigestive disease C.T. Wootten, B. Lipscomb, S. Acra, M. Fazili

19-0108 (24) Utilizing dynamic CT imaging to map tissue regeneration in a porcine model of esophageal loss T. Jensen, I. Sharma, W. Fodor, S. Sundaram, T. Roffidal, C. Finck

19-0109 (23) Impact of positive expiratory pressure breathing on gastroesophageal reflux: preliminary report in children with esophageal atresia and tracheoesophageal fistula and residual tracheomalacia F. Porcaro, R. Tambucci, F. Petreschi, P. Leone, M. Malamisura , T. Caldaro, P. De Angelis , R. Cutrera

19-0110 (22) Recurrent tracheoesophageal fistula tracheoscopic chemocauteritation with trichloroacetic acid D.P. Romero Lara, L.V.M. Riveros, L.R. Suárez Pineda, P. Ocampo Padilla, I.C. Cañón, P. Luengas A.F. Garces, C. Villa Machado

19-0111 (32) Acute kidney injury in esophageal atresia A.C. Massolo, A. Conforti, F. Landolfo, C. Columbo, F. Monaco, P. Giliberti, L. Valfré, A. Romiti, S. Caoci, A. Dotta, A. Braguglia, P. Bagolan

19-0112 (27) Myocardial strain in vascular anomalies with severe tracheomalacia: preliminary results .C. Massolo, F. Savignoni, F. Monaco, P. Giliberti, M. Campanale, A. Toscano, L. Pasquini, A. Dotta, P. Bagolan, A. Braguglia

19-0113 (33) Outcome of routine esophagogastroduodenoscopy, high resolution manometry (HRM) and pH-(impedance) measurement in esophageal atresia patients according to international guidelines M. van Lennep, U. Krishnan, M.P. van Wijk

19-0114 (26) Fundoplications in patients born with esophageal atresia: pre-operative workup and evaluation of post-operative symptoms M. van Lennep, U. Krishnan, R. Saoji, M.P. van Wijk

19-0115 (29) Quality and readability of oesophageal atresia information on the internet B.R. O’Connor, E.D.F. Friedmacher, L.Vernon , T. Sri Paran

19-0116 (17) Reducing complications for tracheostomy patients . Valika, D.M. Thompson, J. Ida

19-0117 (17) Complex tracheostoma reconstruction using pectoralis major myocutaneous flap T. Valika, J. Ida, D.M. Thompson

19-0118 (16) Surgical treatment of children with button battery injury???? A. Razumovsky, N. Stepanenko, N. Kulikova, D. Strizhova

19-0119 (34) Five years experience of a tertiary level referral centre in children with anastomotic strictures after esophageal atresia repair A.C.I. Contini, F. Rea, L. Guerra, T. Caldaro, F. Torroni, R. Tambucci, G. Angelino, P. De Angelis, V. Balassone, E. Romeo, S. Faraci, G. Federici di Abriola, L. Dall’Oglio

19-0120 (26) The role of proton-pump inhibitors in eosinophilic esophagitis: focus on esophageal atresia children R. Tambucci, F. Rea, M. Malamisura, F. Torroni, E.F. Romeo, S. Faraci, G. Angelino, G. Federici di Abriola, L. Guerra, T. Caldaro, A.C.I. Contini, V. Balassone, C. Riccardi, M. Mennini, A. Fiocchi, L. Valfrè, L. Dall’Oglio, P. De Angelis

19-0121 (22) Usefulness of conservative treatment in recurrent tracheoesophageal fistula in children . Isoldi, F. Torroni, S. Faraci, V. Balassone, F. Rea, R. Tambucci, G. Angelino, E.F. Romeo, L. Guerra, T. Caldaro, A.C.I. Contini, G. Federici di Abriola, P. De Angelis, S. Bottero, P. Bagolan, M. Trozzi, L. Dall’Oglio

19-0122 (26) Inadequate response of atretic oesophagus during acidic gastro-oesophageal reflux . Scaillon, S. Cadranel

19-0123 (16) Multiple congenital bronchogenic cysts and thyroglossal duct remnant, case report H. Attya, S.L. Gupta

19-0124 (31) Thoracoscopic anatomy of long gap esophageal atresia. What can we predict? M. Rasiewicz, K. Świątek, S. Gerus, D. Patkowski

19-0125 (16) Suture lateralization of the vocal folds with the lasso technique E. Muzzi, A. Cerrina, D. Codrich, J. Schleef


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GENERAL INFORMATION

CONGRESS VENUES BAMBINO GESÙ CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL - Piazza di Sant’Onofrio, 4 - 00165 Roma

URBANIANA UNIVERSITY - Via Urbano VIII, 16 - 00165 Roma

CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF ROME - Largo F. Vito, 1 - 00168 Rome • EETC - European Endoscopy Training Centre • CEN.RI.S. - Experimental Research Centre

SECRETARIAT AND REGISTRATION DESK The pre-registration and on-site registration desks will be open for individuals during the following days: Opening time: June 24, 2019 → 08.30 – 18.00 (Bambino Gesù Children’s Hospital - Padiglione Salviati) June 25, 2019 → 08.30 – 18.00 (Bambino Gesù Children’s Hospital - Padiglione Salviati) June 25, 2019 → 08.00 – 18.00 (Pontificial Urbaniana University) June 26, 2019 → 07.45 – 19.00 (Pontificial Urbaniana University) June 27, 2019 → 07.45 – 19.00 (Pontificial Urbaniana University) June 28, 2019 → 07.45 – 14.30 (Pontificial Urbaniana University)

Timings are preliminary and subject to changes.

Pontifical UrbanianaUniversity

Bambino GesùChildren’s Hospital

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BADGES For organisational and security reasons, badges must be worn at the congress venue. Access to the different areas will only be granted upon presentation of an appropriate badge. Lost or Forgotten Badges In the case of loss, a replacement badge will only be provided on full payment of the applicable onsite registration fee. Forgotten badges will be replaced against a deposit of the full onsite fee.

INSURANCE Congress organizers cannot accept liability for personal injuries or for loss of or damage to property belonging to congress participants, either during or as a result of the Congress. Therefore please check the validity of your own insurance.

LANGUAGE The official language of the Meeting is English. Simultaneous translation will not be provided only in Auditorium Giovanni Paolo II Sessions.

LUNCHES Participants wearing their congress badge are entitled to receive a box lunch free of charge on June 24, 25,27 and 26, 2019. Box lunches are served upon presentation of the related daily coupon (a different coupon for each day) that delegates receive along with the badge.

MOBILE PHONES Delegates are kindly requested to set their mobile phones on silent mode in the Rooms where scientific sessions are being held.

NO-SMOKING Smoking in the Meeting area is not allowed.

PROGRAMME CHANGES The organizers cannot assume liability for any changes in the programme due to external or unforeseen circumstances. Please check the website or the official congres for regular updates. The organizers reserve the right to cancel, postpone, relocate or change any of the sessions or to add new session.

TAXI INFORMATION Cooperativa Pronto Taxi 6645 Tel. +39 06 6645 | Radiotaxi 3570 - Tel. +39 06 3570

ORGANIZING SECRETARIAT

Via Umberto Giordano 55 – 90144 Palermo Italy

Giorgia Napolitano Scientific Program - Faculty [+39 334 623 3860] - [email protected]

Alessandra Lo Iacono Hotels - Congress Location - F&B [+39 335 725 3197] - [email protected]

Gianfranco Pepe Sponsorship [+39 366 635 8623] - [email protected]

ON-SITE REGISTRATION

Doctors: - INoEA: ................................................................. € 450 - INoEA + Workshop: ........................................... € 700 - INPAT: .................................................................. € 450 - INPAT + Workshop: ............................................ € 700 - Joint Meeting INoEA-INPAT: ............................. € 700 - Joint Meeting + Workshop: .............................. € 1000 - Practical activity on animal*: • morning session (max 8 registrations) ….. ........ € 500 • afternoon session (max 8 registrations) ….. ....... € 500 • morning and afternoon sessions ......................... € 750

Other allied health professionals: - INoEA: € 200 - INoEA + Workshop: € 250 - INPAT: € 150 - INPAT + Workshop: € 250 - Joint meeting INoEA -INPAT: € 200 - Joint Meeting + Workshop: € 300 - E/A Family Group Associations fee € 50 (for each family)

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SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION

Slide Center Speaker’s slide Center is located at the URBANIANA UNIVERSITY (Meeting Room 9 - First Floor)

All presenters and invited speakers are requested to visit the Slide Center, at least one day before their session to have their talks loaded onto the system.

Opening time: June 24, 2019 → 08.30 – 18.00 (Bambino Gesù Children’s Hospital - Padiglione Salviati) June 25, 2019 → 08.30 – 18.00 (Bambino Gesù Children’s Hospital - Padiglione Salviati) June 25, 2019 → 08.00 – 18.00 (Pontificial Urbaniana University) June 26, 2019 → 07.45 – 19.00 (Pontificial Urbaniana University) June 27, 2019 → 07.45 – 19.00 (Pontificial Urbaniana University) June 28, 2019 → 07.45 – 14.30 (Pontificial Urbaniana University)

Audio-visual equipment. All venues will have standard audio-visual equipment available that includes a sound system and microphones plus a data projector with a presentation laptop. Presenters will not be allowed to use their own laptop. All presentations will be uploaded to the Speakers Slide Center.

Microphones Each venue will have headset microphones, a podium mic and a handheld mic. Should you wish to use a headset microphone for your presentation, please check-in in the technician area located inside each venue at least 15 minutes before your presentation so that they can set the mic. for you.

Laptops and control of slides: You will be given a remote clicker to advance your slides. The remote clicker also has a laser pointer should you wish to point to something on the screen. You will not be able to use your own laptop during the presentation.

Chairs - Moderators –Coordinators - Guidelines Layout, AV and Technical / other congress services: All sessions will be set in cinema style. All room will be equipped with a data projector, screen, sound system with podium mic, headset mic, handheld mics and aisle mics (for question and answer sessions). Each venue/room will have its own dedicated technician to assist. The presentations will be uploaded to the internal network in the Speaker’s Slide Center, before the session. No personal laptops will be used for presentations in the lecture rooms.

Activities before your Session: You are kindly requested to check the program and be clear about the exact date, time and lecture room of the session in which you are involved. Please be available in your designated room at least 15 minutes before the start of your session to welcome your speakers/presenters and to familiarize yourself with the set-up and equipment. Please ensure that the speakers in your session are all present in the room at least 10 minutes before the session starts. The organizing Secretariat has put all the measures in place to get confirmation of presenters’ attendance. However, if a presenter does not arrive for his/her session we suggest you move on to the next presentation on the program. Please inform the technician at the venue if a speaker is not present so that they can notify the organizers. Announce the presentation time and Question & Answer assigned to each sheet. Please discuss with the speakers how you will notify them when their time is running out so that they are aware of your method before they begin their presentation. The venues will be equipped with a countdown timer so that you and the speaker can see the time available. It is up to you as chairman of the session to ensure that ALL speakers adhere to their allotted time and that the audience has the opportunity to ask questions and comments.

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Timing The presentation time for each Speaker slot is indicated on the program

Preparation All presentations must be in PowerPoint (PPT): PPT slides sizes should all be 16:9 aspect ratio. Please use the INPAT - INOEA Introduction Slide as the first slide of your presentation (available for download). It will be used for internal organization and sorting purposes. Save all your files on a USB Storage Device. When creating your presentation, make sure to save any external files linked within your presentation in the same folder as the presentation. When creating your media for transportation, copy the entire folder to the disk. It is advisable to make a back-up copy of your files and transport them in a separate piece of luggage.

Movies: PowerPoint movies: using the WMV format is the safest way to ensure that movies are embedded in PowerPoint i.e. and becomes part of the PowerPoint file. PowerPoint refers to most other video formats i.e. which means it remains an external file. It is imperative to check your movies in the speakers slide center if your presentation contains video files. Please be aware of the size of your video files. In most cases, video files with lower resolution are very effective. While the technical team tries to support as many PC video formats as possible, it can only accept movies in the following conditions: Please take steps to compress your videos. Uncompressed videos will take longer to upload and will not be better quality than a modern MPEG-4 codec. We can only accept movies created as MPGs, WMVs, or with the following AVI codecs: MPEG-4 (Divx, Xvid, or WMVs). Apple Quicktime formats such as MOV, QT, or DV files are NOT supported in Windows PowerPoint. Options to convert these movies to a Windows compatible AVI are discussed below in Considerations for Mac Users.

MAC Users: All presentations will be run from Microsoft Windows machines and the following need to be considered: All presentations created on Mac must be saved in PPTX format or alternatively in PDF format. Do not use special fonts or transitions in your presentations as this will not work. It is important that movies do not completely fill the screen

In the meeting room, the presenters will have only one mouse to advance the slides. Presenters can only advance the PowerPoint with a mouse by clicking on the slide, not the movie itself.

Fonts: the technical team only supply fonts that are included in Office 2010 or later versions. If the presenters need a specialized font, they should be embedded into the PowerPoint presentation.

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1 Innovamedica S.p.A.

2 Johnson & Johnson

3 Telea Biotech Srl - Telea Electronic Engineering Srl

4 Evoluzione Srl

5 Karl Storz Endoscopia Italia Srl

6 Vedise Hospital S.p.A.

7 Mölnlycke Health Care Srl

8 Dicofarm S.p.A.

9 Pharmaguida srl

10 Applied Medical

11 Smiths Medical Italia srl

12 Materialise NV

13 FATE/EAT

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INPAT-INoEA MeetingJune 26th - 28th

AULA MAGNA - URBANIANA UNIVERSITY

AULA MAGNABENEDETTO XVI

EXIBITION AREA

URBANIANA UNIVERSITY

1. Innovamedica S.p.A.

2. Johnson & Johnson

3. Telea Biotech Srl - Telea Electronic Engineering Srl

4. Evoluzione Srl

5. Karl Storz Endoscopia Italia Srl

6. Vedise Hospital S.p.A.

7. Mölnlycke Health Care Srl

8. Dicofarm S.p.A.

9. Pharmaguida srl

10. Applied Medical

11. Smiths Medical Italia srl

12. Materialise NV

13. FATE-EAT

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Organizing and Scientific Committee express their thanks to all the companies which have generously contributed to the realization of this congress

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Via U. Giordano, 55- 90144 Palermo - Tel. 091 6867.401 - Fax 091 9889354e-mail: [email protected] - web: www.collage-spa.it

Organizing Secretariat

www.inpat-inoea-roma2019.itwww.esophagealatresia-roma2019.it

www.airwayteams-roma2019.itwww.inpat.it

Scientific Program and Information

Documents

INoEA · AULA SALVIATI 1 | 2 AULA SALVIATI 3 INPAT WORKSHOP SESSION Code 10 INoEA PARALLEL WORKSHOP SESSION Code 11 13.30 15.45 Live Endoscopy Airway Procedures 1st SESSION Theoretical