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Florence2009

10th Congress of the World Federation of Societies of Intensive and Critical Care Medicine 63° Congresso Società Italiana di Anestesia, Analgesia, Rianimazione e Terapia Intensiva

6th Annual Congress of the World Federation of Critical Care NursesInternational Meeting of the World Federation of Pediatric Intensive and Critical Care Societies

Fortezza da Basso - Florence, ItalyAugust 28 - September 1, 2009

Second Announcementwww.wfsiccm-florence2009.it

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10th Congress of the World Federation of Societies of Intensive and Critical Care Medicine63° Congresso Società Italiana di Anestesia, Analgesia, Rianimazione e Terapia Intensiva

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Contacts KEY CONGRESSI srlPiazza della Borsa, 7 - 34121 Trieste (Italy) Phone: +39 040 660352 Fax: +39 040 660353 website: www.wfsiccm-florence2009.it e-mail: [email protected]

F.I.M.O. srlVia Kyoto, 43 - 50126 Florence (Italy) Phone: +39 055 6800389 Fax: +39 055 683355 website: www.fimo.biz e-mail: [email protected]

ContentsInvitation

Committees

Societies

Congress Format

Topics

Abstracts

Congress Information

General Information

Social Events

Registration Information

Hotel Information

Hotel List

Hotel Map

Hotel Reservation Form

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Deadline for early registration December 31, �008Deadline for abstract submission February �8, �009Deadline for pre-registration August 14, �009Deadline for group registration August 14, �009Opening of on-site registration August �7, �009

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Dear Colleagues, On behalf of the Steering Committee, it is my pleasure to invite you to the 10th Congress of the World Federation of Societies of Intensive and Critical Care Medicine and 63° Italian National Congress of SIAARTI, which will take place in Florence, Italy, August 28th - September 1st 2009.Italy has long been a centre of excellence in the field of Intensive and Critical Care, and local talent has been combined with a long list of international speakers to create what promises to be an exceptional programme.The focus of the scientific programme will be the “state of the art” of our fields as well as new insights into basic science, clinical research end therapeutic interventions. The Scientific Committee is currently developing a programme that will consider refresher courses, lectures, symposia, panel discussions, workshops and, of course, free oral communications and poster presentations. During the Congress, an exhibition will be held over a large area: exhibitors from countries around the globe will give participants an opportunity to experience the latest available medical technologies. As well as the scientific programme, we have planned a series of social events that should allow you to learn a little more about Florence and the wonderful region of Tuscany. Florence has much to offer: a rich cultural and historical life, great food and, during the summer, a busy series of world-class entertainment events. I’m looking forward to seeing you in 2009!Luciano Gattinoni President of Società Italiana di Anestesia, Analgesia, Rianimazione e Terapia Intensiva (SIAARTI)

Dear Colleagues, On behalf of the Council of the World Federation of Societies of Intensive and Critical Care Medicine may I extend a warm welcome to the 10th World Congress. It also gives me great pleasure formally to invite medical professional and industry colleagues to participate and join us at this major event. This is the first occasion that the World Congress has been hosted at a European venue since 1993. The excellence of the scientific programme and faculty of speakers combined with the historical and cultural attractions of the beautiful city of Florence will provide a unique opportunity to share experiences and knowledge in intensive and critical care medicine. This will be a memorable event and one which should not be missed.The central role of the World Federation is to promote the highest standards of care for the critically ill patient and the 10th World Congress will be an important step towards the achievement of this goal. Please take advantage of the discounts for early registration which are available before December 31st 2008.I look forward to welcoming you to Florence in August 2009.Yours faithfullyJosé Besso MD MACP FCCP FCCM President of World Federation of Societies of Intensive and Critical Care Medicine (WFSICCM)

Dear Friends and Colleagues, On behalf of the Council of the World Federation of Critical Care Nurses (WFCCN), I am delighted to pledge our joint support and collaboration with the WFSICCM, SIAARTI and ANIARTI to again host a quadrennial critical care congress that celebrates the development and achievement of world wide critical care practice in the Italian city of Florence in August 2009. The significance of this quadrennial meeting has taken centre stage on the critical care calendar every 4 years and the 2009 Florence Congress promises to be one of the most significant meetings for multidisciplinary collaborative participation in our history.WFCCN encourage critical care nurses, doctors, allied health professionals and industry partners throughout the world to join with us in celebrating and participating in this important and professionally stimulating week.We congratulate our medical and nursing colleagues in Italy and throughout the world for contributing their time and resources to the development of this meeting and look forward to joining you in what promises to be a great week of learning and sharing in Florence Italy, 28 August – 1 September 2009.Ged Williams President of World Federation of Critical Care Nurses (WFCCN)

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Florence 2009 CommitteesSteering CommitteeChairman Luciano Gattinoni (Milan)

A. Raffaele De Gaudio (Florence) Antonino Gullo (Catania) Rosalba Tufano (Naples)

Italian Organising CommitteeChairman A. Raffaele De Gaudio (Florence)

Marinella Astuto (Catania) Giorgio Berlot (Trieste) Antonio Braschi (Pavia) Francesco Bruno (Bari) Vincenzo Carpino (Naples) Guglielmo Consales (Prato) Giorgio Conti (Rome) Paolo Fontanari (Florence) Pierpaolo Giomarelli (Siena) Francesco Giunta (Pisa) Nora Marinelli (Perugia) Flavia Petrini (Chieti) Ferdinando Raimondi (Milan) Giuseppe Servillo (Naples) Marco Zanello (Bologna)

International Scientific CommitteeHonorary President Max Harry Weil (USA)

Chairman Antonino Gullo (Italy)

Co-Chairs Satish Bhagwanjee (South Africa) Marco Castagneto (Italy)

Maher J. Albahrani (Oman) Massimo Antonelli (Italy) Andrew Argent (South Africa) Antonio Artigas (Spain) José Otavio Costa Auler (Brazil) Dechang Chen (China) Edmond Cohen (USA) Francesco Della Corte (Italy) R. Phillip Dellinger (USA) Demetrios Demetriades (USA) Geoffrey J. Dobb (Australia) Bin Du (China) Andres Esteban (Spain) Eugen Faist (Germany) Tommaso Fiore (Italy) Malcolm Fisher (Australia) Göran Hedestierna (Sweden) Gaetano Iapichino (Italy) Younsuck Koh (Korea) Martin Langer (Italy) Jean-Roger Le Gall (France) Mitchell M. Levy (USA) Daniel A. Lichtenstein (France) Giuseppe Marraro (Italy) John C. Marshall (USA) Rui Moreno (Portugal) Edward M. Nicolayenko (Russia) Jerry Nolan (UK) Adriana Paolicchi (Italy) Alberto Pasetto (Italy) Michael R. Pinski (USA) Frank Plani (Australia) Roberto Pozzi Mucelli (Italy) Marco V. Ranieri (Italy) Giuseppe Ristagno (USA) Claudio Ronco (Italy) Jean-Jacques Rouby (France) James A. Russell (Canada) Juan Sahuquillo (Spain) Letterio Santamaria (Italy) Luciano Silvestri (Italy) Arthur Slutsky (Canada) Charles L. Sprung (Israel) Michael Sugrue (Australia) Jukka Takala (Switzerland) Wanchun Tang (USA) Urban Ungerstedt (Sweden) Hendrick K.F. van Saene (UK) Jean-Louis Vincent (Belgium) Lars Wik (Norway) Michael Zimpfer (Austria)


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Nursing International Scientific CommitteeChairman Ged Williams (Australia)

Co-Chair Nora Marinelli (Italy)

Leanne Aitken (Australia) John Albarran (UK) Anne Alexandrov (USA) Aysel Badir (Turkey) Wilson Canon (Colombia) David Chan (Hong Kong) Yann-Chen Chao (Taiwan) Martha Curley (USA) Wouter de Graaf (the Netherlands) Gian Domenico Giusti (Italy) Thankam Gomez (India) Rossana Gonzales (Peru) Yuko Ikematsu (Japan) Gerardo Jasso (Mexico) Halima Kabara (Nigeria) Dong-Oak ‘Debbie’ Kim (Korea) Fabrizio Moggia (Italy) Mavilde Pedreira (Brazil) Belle Rogado (Philippines) Shelley Schmollgruber (South Africa) Stefano Sebastiani (Italy) Colleen Shelton (Canada) Gordon Speed (New Zealand) Rósa Thorsteinsdóttir (Iceland) Zuo Xuan-Quin (China)

Pediatric International Scientific CommitteeChairman Andrew Argent (South Africa)

Paolo Biban (Italy) Denis Devictor (France) Niranjan Kissoon (Canada) Giuseppe Marraro (Italy) Jefferson Piva (Brazil) Sunit Singhi (India)


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SIAARTI CouncilPresident Luciano Gattinoni (Milan)

President Elect Vito Aldo Peduto (Perugia)

Vice Presidents Bruno Amantea (Catanzaro) Francesco Ambrosio (Padua) Vincenzo Carpino (Naples) Michele Scesi (Chieti)

Treasurer Ferdinando Raimondi (Milan)

Bruno Barberis (Turin) Michele Dambrosio (Foggia) Edoardo De Robertis (Naples) Antonio Giarratano (Palermo) Aurelia Guberti (Ferrara) Rosario Marco Infascelli (Naples) Mario Landriscina (Como) Consalvo Mattia (Rome) Salvatore Palermo (Genoa) Alberto Pasqualucci (Perugia) Antonio Pesenti (Monza) Paolo Pietropaoli (Rome) Marco Piga (Cagliari) Tiziana Principi (Ancona) Giorgio Torri (Milan) Giorgio Tulli (Florence)

WFSICCM CouncilPresident José Besso (Venezuela)

Satish Bhagwanjee (South Africa) Edgar Celis (Colombia) Antonio Gallesio (Argentina) Antonino Gullo (Italy) Francisco Javier J. Hurtado (Uruguay) Edgar J. Jimenez (USA) Philip D. Lumb (USA) Flavio M.B. Maciel (Brazil) Ana Maria Montanez Mendoza (Peru) Rui Moreno (Portugal) Georges Offenstadt (France) Mercedes Palomar (Spain) Shirish Prayag (India) Konrad Reinhart (Germany) Ged Williams (Australia)

SITI CouncilPresident Gabriele Sganga (Rome)

Pasquale De Bellis (Genoa) Carmelo Anile (Rome) Giorgio Berlot (Trieste) Franco Bobbio Pallavicini (Genoa) Marco Castagneto (Rome) Osvaldo Chiara (Milan) Mario Ciocca (Rome) A. Raffaele De Gaudio (Florence) Giuseppe Foti (Reggio Calabria) Antonino Gullo (Catania) Paolo Manzoni (Turin) Luigi Martinelli (Genoa) Rodolfo Proietti (Rome) Marco Rossi (Campobasso) Fernando Schiraldi (Naples) Marco Zanello (Bologna)

FEPIMCTI Council President Daniel H. Ceraso (Argentina)

Vice President Renato Terzi (Brazil)

Secretary Carmelo Dueña (Colombia)

Treasurer Néstor Raimondi (Argentina)

Vocals Janice Zimermann (USA) Gumersindo Gonzalez (Spain) Raul Carrillo (Mexico) Sebastian Ugarte (Chile)

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WFCCN CouncilPresident Ged Williams (Australia)

Secretary Shelley Schmollgruber (South Africa)

Treasurer Gordon Speed (New Zealand)

Trade Laura Alberto (Argentina)

Members Nubia Agudelo Sedan (Colombia) John W. Albarran (UK) Brite Baktoft (Denmark) Eva Barkestad (Sweden) Bernice Budz (Canada) Alcira Cespedes Gutierrez (Bolivia) Wouter de Graaf (the Netherlands) Mark Fielding (Kingdom of Saudi Arabia) Adriano Frignaovic (Croatia) Evanthia Georgiou (Cyprus) Rossana Gonzales De la Cruz (Peru) Lisbet Grenager (Norway) Yolanda Huang (Taiwan) Yuko Ikematsu (Japan) Gerardo Jasso Ortega (Mexico) Dong-Oak ‘Debbie’ Kim (Korea) Adamu Majidadi (Nigeria) Justine Medina (USA) Denis Moura Jr (Brazil) Roxana Obando Zegerra (Peru) Celia Ortiz (Chile) Raiza Rada (Venezuela) Ma. Isabelita C. Rogado (Philippines) Jeronimo Romero-Nieva Lozano (Spain) Drago Satosek (Slovenia) Liu Shuyuan (China) Rosa Thorsteinsdóttir (Iceland) Esther Wong Yee Hing (Hong Kong)

WFPICCS Board of DirectorsPresident Andrew Argent (South Africa)

Secretary Denis Devictor (France)

Treasurer Jos M. Latour (the Netherlands)

Immediate Past President Edwin van der Voort (the Netherlands)

President Elect Niranjan (Tex) Kissoon (Canada)

Member of Executive board Sunit Singhi (India)

Nursing member of Executive board Maureen A. Madden (USA)

Europe Denis Devictor (France) Jos M. Latour (the Netherlands) Françoise Martens (Belgium) Robert Tasker (UK) Edwin van der Voort (the Netherlands)

North America Niranjan (Tex) Kissoon (Canada) Maureen A. Madden (USA) Vinay Nadkarni (USA) Edward Conway (USA)

Latin America Gabriël Cassalett-Bustillo (Colombia) Bettina von Dessauer (Chile) Mavilde LG Pedreira (Brazil) Jefferson P. Piva (Brazil)

Asia Pang Nguk Lan (Singapore) Hirokazu Sakai (Japan) Sunit Singhi (India) Yuko Shiraishi (Japan) Nai Shun Tsoi (Hong Kong) Swee Fong Tan (Malaysia)

Oceania Bev Copnell (Australia) Jonathan Gillis (Australia) David Schell (Australia) Tina Kendrick (Australia)

Africa & Middle East Andrew Argent (South Africa) Minette Coetzee (South Africa)


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The Florence 2009 scientific programme starts on Friday August 28 and closes on Tuesday September 1, 2009.The scientific programme will include plenary sessions, thematic sessions, invited lectures, round tables, meeting with the expert sessions, postgraduate courses, workshops, sponsored sessions and, of course, free oral communications and poster presentations.

Plenary SessionsSessions organised to present highlights and controversies.

Thematic Sessions Presentation by key experts and well-known speakers on related topics. Each session is organised on the basis of two hour modules composed of three presentations of 25 minutes each plus 5 minute discussion, followed by a 30 minute lecture.

Invited LecturesPresentations of high level “State of the Art” reviews (30 minute lecture followed by 5 minutes of discussion).

Round TablesAn introduction by the moderator followed by a short presentation (10 minutes) by each panelist.

Meeting with the ExpertThese 60 minute sessions are organised to present topics with clinical experts who will share practical experience with physicians and nurses. Interaction between experts and the audience is strongly encouraged.

Postgraduate CoursesThe Congress Committees are organising postgraduate courses that will be held before the core Congress programme. These courses will have a limited number of participants. The Congress Organising Secretariats reserve the right to cancel courses in case of insufficient number of registered participants.

WorkshopsPractical hands-on sessions for a limited number of participants.

Abstract PresentationsThe Congress Committees intend to emphasise the importance of this essential part of the Congress. The presentation of research studies communicating results is highly appreciated. Abstracts have to be submitted to the Organising Secretariat using the online submission form by February 28, 2009. Abstracts received after this date will not be considered by the Scientific Committee. Please refer to the Abstracts section

(page 12) for details.All accepted abstracts will be published as a supplement issue of the SIAARTI official journal, Minerva Anestesiologica.Oral CommunicationOral presentation of 5 subsequent abstracts. Each presenter is allowed a 10 min presentation followed by a 5 minute discussion with the audience.Poster SessionsPosters will be displayed in the poster areas in the Congress Centre. Poster sessions include a poster viewing and discussion period, during which at least the presenting authors stand beside their poster. The usable surface of the display boards measures 100 cm (height) x 150 cm (width). Pins and adhesive material will be provided.

AwardsDistinguished abstracts presented as oral communication or poster presentations will receive an award supported by the Congress Committees or the Industry.

Major Sponsors and Industry SessionsSessions scheduled during the Congress and organised with the support of the Industry.

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10th Congress of the World Federation of Societies of Intensive and Critical Care Medicine Proposed topicsCRITICAL CARE IN COUNTRIES WITH LIMITED RESOURCES

EDUCATION, TRAINING AND ORGANISATION IN CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE Education and Training Ethics and Law Patients Safety and Management Emergency Team

Clinical Governance Improving Quality of Care Standards and Guidelines in Critical Care E-Distance Learning

Health Care Disparities in Critical Illness Critical Care Costs Research in Critical Care Disaster Medicine Preparedness

PHARMACOKINETICS AND PHARMACODYNAMICS IN CRITICAL CARE Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics in Critical Care Pharmacological Interactions Off-label Drugs in Critical Care Poisoning and Antidotes

Sedation, Analgesia Neuromuscolar Blocking Agents Delirium Management Acute Pain Management

CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM (CNS) CNS Assessment Monitoring of CNS Cerebral Protection Cerebral Vasospasm

Brain Injury Cerebral Death Organ Donors Microdialysis

RESPIRATORY SYSTEM AND ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION Airway Management ALI, ARDS Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) Pulmonary Hypertension

Respiratory Mechanics at the Bedside Intrinsic PEEP Optimal PEEP Pulmonary/Haemodynamic System Interactions

Artificial Ventilation New Modes of Ventilation Non Invasive Ventilation Artificial Ventilation Biotrauma

Recruitment and Oxygenation Grading Severity of Respiratory Dysfunction Is the Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome a Systemic Disease? Weaning from Mechanical Ventilatory Support

CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM Heart Failure Microcirculation Inotropic Agents Life Threatening Arrhythmias

Myocardial Ischaemia Acute Myocardial Infarction Cardiac Arrhythmias Extracorporeal Organ Support

Vasopressin Calcium Sensitizer Nesiritide Ventricular Resynchronization

Shock Classification Oxygen Delivery Management of Shock Early Goal Directed Therapy (EGDT)

PAEDIATRIC CRITICAL CARE

GUT Liver Endocrine System Acute Pancreatitis

METABOLISM PATHOPHISYOLOGY, HOMEOSTASIS, FLUID CHALLENGES Blood and Transfusion Coagulation Consumption Coagulopathy Thromboelastography

Kidney Dialysis CRRT Plasmapheresis

Substrate Metabolism in Critical Illness Nutrition Bacterial Translocation Monitoring of Glycaemia

Acid-Base Disorders The Anion Gap Stewart Approach Homeostasis

TRAUMA OPERATIVE PROCEDURES Pre-hospital Trauma Care Trauma – Triage and Primary Survey Shock and Resuscitation Scoring System

Penetrating Chest Trauma Blunt Chest Trauma Abdominal Compartment Syndrome Cardiac Contusion

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Penetrating Neck Injury Spinal Injury Orthopaedic Trauma Critical Care Bleeding

Burns Chemical Poisonings Hypothermia Fever in ICU

Abdominal Trauma Ultrasound in Trauma Damage Control Aortic Dissection

Paediatric Trauma Trauma in the Elderly Trauma during Pregnancy Monitoring

INFECTIONS AND SEPSIS Definition of Infections Carriage Colonisation and Infections Immune System

Classification of ICU Infections Antibiotics Policies in ICU Sepsis Mediators Sepsis Predisposition

Sepsis and Organ Dysfunction Sepsis Therapies Surviving Sepsis Campaign and the Bundles Source Control

Blood-Stream Infection VAP Selective Digestive Decontamination The Problem of Resistance

Antibiotics Strategies Antifungal Monitoring of Antibiotics Blood Level Immunoglobulin

CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION (CPR) CPR Guidelines Early Defibrillation Cardiac Arrest and Utstein Style Do Not Resuscitate Order

WORLDWIDE CHALLENGES IN CRITICAL CARE PlagueTurbecolosis Malaria WHO Strategies for Prevention and Managementof Infectious Diseases

Parassitosis Meningitis AIDS Terrorist Attacks

�3° Congresso Società Italiana di Anestesia, Analgesia, Rianimazione e Terapia Intensiva Proposed topicsBASICS Chemistry Related to Anaesthetic Practice Pharmacodynamic Aspects of Drug Action Pharmacokinetics Stress Index and Entropy

NERVOUS SYSTEM The Brain and Anaesthesia Volatile Anaesthetic Drugs Intravenous Anaesthetic Drugs Awareness

Sedative Drugs Opioids Drugs Neuromuscolar Blocking Agents Anticholinergic and Anticholinesterase Drugs

RESPIRATORY SYSTEM Respiratory Mechanics Capnography Artificial Ventilation Optimisation Difficult Weaning

Imaging of Acute Pulmonary Disease Pulmonary CT Scan Pulmonary Angiography

CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM Regulatory Mechanism of the Cardiovascular System Peripheral Circulation Control of Arterial Pressure Transesophageal Echocardiography (TEE)

Coronary Care Acute Myocardial Infarction (AMI) Heart Failure Haemodynamic Monitoring

CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY Drugs in Pregnancy Childhood and Anaesthetic Drugs Physiology and Pharmacology of Ageing Off-label Drugs

ANAESTHESIA AND COEXISTING DISEASES Hypertension Myocardial Ischaemia Dangerous Arrhythmias Scoring Index in Perioperative Care

Preoperative Respiratory Function How to Optimise Respiratory Gas Exchange Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) Pulmonary Hypertension

PERIOPERATIVE MEDICINE Anaesthesia in Cardiac Surgery Anaesthesia in Neurosurgery Anaesthesia in Vascular Surgery


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Complications in Perioperative Care

Anaesthesia in Orthopaedic Surgery Anaesthesia in ENT Surgery Anaesthesia in Stomatologic Surgery Patient Safety Recommendations

Anaesthesia in Obstetrics Anaesthesia in Neonates and Children Anaesthesia in Obese Patients Recovery Room

Anaesthesia in Kidney Transplant Anaesthesia in Heart Transplant Anaesthesia in Lung Transplant Standards of Care in ICU

Anaesthesia for Thoracic Surgery Anaesthesia for the Trauma and Burnt Patient Anaesthesia in Remote Location

Ambulatory Anaesthesia - an Introduction Patient Selection for Ambulatory Anaesthesia Preoperative Evaluation of Ambulatory Surgery Patients Outpatient Anaesthesia Complications

Paediatric Ambulatory Anaesthesia Geriatric Ambulatory Anaesthesia Ambulatory Surgery Accreditation Discharge Criteria

Drugs Techniques Complications Postoperative Pain Management

ACUTE AND CHRONIC PAIN Pathophysiology Advances on Management New Guidelines End of Life Care

ANAESTHESIA Procedures, Monitoring, Complications

QUALITY OF CARE

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�th Annual Congress of the World Federation of Critical Care Nurses Proposed topicsCentral Nervous System (CNS) Respiratory System and Artificial Ventilation Cardiovascular System Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Renal, Metabolic and Pathophisyologic Challenges Trauma and Emergency (Including Disaster) Management Shock, Sepsis and Multiorgan Failure Paediatric Critical Care Acute and Chronic Pain and Sedation Infectious Diseases and Infection Control Drug Administration, Safety and Efficacy Quality of Care/Standards End of Life Care Worldwide Challenges in Critical Care Clinical Practice and Technological Innovation Critical Care in Countries with Limited Resources Management and Leadership Education, Training and Learning Techniques Research Development and Publication Ethics, Spirituality and Alternative Healing Therapies Caring for Carers and Families


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Submission deadline: February �8, �009SubmissionSubmission of original scientific contributions on the proposed topics is welcome. The abstract submission deadline is February 28, 2009. Abstracts must be submitted through the website www.wfsiccm-florence2009.it. Abstracts submitted via email or fax will not be taken into consideration. Abstracts submission is subject to the registration of the presenting author (User ID and password are requested to access the online submission form). Please note that the submitting author is considered also to be the presenting author. Please note that no modification of the abstract can be made after submission. Please check your abstract carefully before submitting it. The same author may submit more than one abstract. Please do not submit multiple copies of the same abstract.

Reviewing/SelectionAbstracts not complying with the instructions or lacking data will not be considered for reviewing. An international panel of reviewers will be appointed for abstract selection. Abstract selection will be completed by April 30, 2009. The presenting author will be informed by email upon acceptance of the abstract and given complete details for presentation. Selected abstracts will be listed on the Congress web site. If the email of confirmation is not received or the abstract is not listed in the website by May 31, 2009, please check the status of your abstract with the Organising Secretariat F.I.M.O.

PresentationAbstracts can be accepted as oral communication or poster presentation. Authors are asked to indicate their preference. The Scientific Committee reserves the right to decide on the final form of presentation. Poster sessions and oral communication sessions are part of the Congress scientific programme. The presenting author agrees to attend the Congress and present the abstract as scheduled. One of the co-authors can take over if needed; however, we regret that the registration fee for the presenting author cannot be refunded.

PublicationAbstracts accepted will be collected in a CD-ROM to be distributed to all Congress participants. Abstracts will be reproduced as submitted: no proof reading or editing will be made. It is therefore the authors’ responsibility to check linguistic accuracy and submit abstracts without errors in spelling or grammar.

Selected abstracts will be published in a special supplement to Minerva Anestesiologica. Please note that the abstract size will, however, be reduced. Abstract submission indicates acceptance of and compliance with the following rules; failure to adhere to these rules will result in rejection of the abstract.

Scientific StandardsBy submitting the abstract, the presenting author confirms:that the abstract was NOT submitted to any other meeting, that the abstract displays data that have NOT been published and will NOT be published prior to the Congress, that the work described is original to the authors and was conducted in accordance with current ethical standards and regulations in

biomedical research (Declaration of Helsinki, guiding principles for biomedical research involving animals recommended by WHO) and, if necessary, that was approved by an institutional ethics committee and that patients have given their informed consent, that all authors have consented to be included as co-authors, have read and approved the abstract and its contents, and agree with the result stated, that all authors are acknowledged of and agree with the abstract submission rules, and permit the abstract, if accepted, to be published as submitted, that the authors agree to transfer the ownership of the copyright to Minerva Anestesiologica. Authors must also indicate whether they have any financial agreement with any organisation or Company involved in the research. Grants acknowledgements must be indicated as well.

TopicsFor reviewing and scheduling purposes, abstracts will be divided into thematic areas AND will be related to the WFSICCM, SIAARTI and WFCCN scientific programme separately. Please indicate in the online submission form the programme to which the abstract is to be related and the relevant topic. The Scientific Committee reserves the right to change the topic or reference programme.

WFSICCM and SIAARTI abstract topics Antibiotics ARDS and acute lung injury Artificial airways Brain damage Cardiovascular monitoring and physiology COPD CPR Critical care organisation Delirium Emergency medicine Ethics General anaesthesia Hyperbaric oxygen ICU information systems Imaging Infection, sepsis and organ dysfunction Liver failure Loco-regional anaesthesia Mechanical ventilation Monitoring Muscle relaxant Neurological disease Neuromuscolar blockers Non-invasive ventilation Nursing Nutrition Paediatric anaesthesia Paediatric intensive care Pain management Perioperative medicine Poisoning/toxicology Renal failure Sedation and analgesia Transplantation/organ donation Trauma

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WFCCN abstract topics Central nervous system (CNS) Respiratory system and artificial ventilation Cardiovascular system Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) Renal, metabolic and pathophisyologic challenges Trauma and emergency (including disaster) management Shock, sepsis and multiorgan failure Paediatric critical care Acute and chronic pain and sedation Infectious diseases and infection control Drug administration, safety and efficacy Quality of care/standards End of life care Worldwide challenges in critical care Clinical practice and technological innovation Critical care in countries with limited resources Management & leadership Education, training and learning techniques Research development and publication Ethics, spirituality & alternative healing therapies Caring for carers and families

Languagefor topics related to the WFSICCM programme, English only for topics related to the SIAARTI programme, English or Italian for topics related to the WFCCN programme, English or Italian

RemarksUse of unusual symbols or abbreviations is discouraged: standard abbreviations are acceptable; abbreviations should, however, be kept to a minimum and must not be used in the title.

Special or unusual abbreviations must be placed in parenthesis and preceded by the words for which they stand the first time they are used.

Measurements of length, height, weight and volume must be expressed in metric units or decimal multiples.

Temperature must be expressed in degrees Celsius.

Blood pressure must be expressed in millimetres of mercury.

Haematological and clinicochemical measurements should be expressed in metric units using the International System of Units (IS).

Drug products mentioned should be identified by their international non-proprietary names only.

StructureAn overall maximum of 2,600 printable characters is allowed; there is no limit to the number of authors, nevertheless please note that the more authors and affiliations are indicated, the less space remains for the abstract text. Please note printable characters include punctuation and non-visible characters such as spaces. Character size is 10 points, Arial font.

TitleTitle must be entered using capital letters. Please choose a concise title that indicates the content of the abstract and do

not use abbreviations.

AuthorsThe first entry in the form is pre-filled with the presenting authors’ details. Co-authors First Name initials must be entered without periods, maximum 2 initials; Family Name must be entered with the initial letter capitalised. Authors’ names appearing on more than one abstract should be identical. Do NOT indicate degrees or titles. Please note profession is needed for reviewing purposes and will not appear in the abstract. Authors’ names will appear in the abstract in the same order as they are entered in the form.

AffiliationsA list of institutions/hospitals and pertinent department, cities and countries must be entered and each author must be linked together with the respective affiliation according to the numbering.

TextThe abstract text can be typed in the web form or copied and pasted from a word document. Abstracts contents should be organised under the following subtitles:

- background/objectives (status of knowledge and aim of study)

- methods (experimental design, patients and interventions)

- results (what was found)

- conclusions (meaning of the study: it is not satisfactory to simply state that “the results will be discussed”)

KeywordsA list of up to 4 keywords summarising the abstract content must be indicated and will be used for indexing purposes.


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Congress InformationCongress VenueThe Fortezza da Basso, a short distance from the Central Railway Station of Santa Maria Novella, is one of the city’s most important monuments from the Medici era. It was designed by Antonio da Sangallo the Younger in the first half of the 1500s on commission from Alessandro de’ Medici. The complex extends over an area of almost 100,000 square metres (55,000 indoor); the number and variety of its rooms and spaces make it an ideal setting for the conferences and trade fairs.

Firenze Fiera Fortezza da Basso Viale Strozzi, 1 50129 Florence (Italy) www.firenzefiera.it

DatesThe Congress will be held from Friday August 28 to Tuesday September 1, 2009.

Official LanguageEnglish is the Congress official language. Sessions with Italian simultaneous translation will be indicated in the final programme.

WebsiteThe Congress has its own website on the Internet. Please refer to www.wfsiccm-florence2009.it for up-to-date information. Please visit the website to check the scientific programme, to register online, to submit your abstract and to get accommodation information.

ExhibitionThe industrial exhibition will be a major component of the Congress and will take place from Saturday to Tuesday. This will give the delegates ample opportunity to make contacts and to exchange information.

For further information on the exhibition please contact the Organising Secretariat F.I.M.O.:

[email protected]

Official InvitationsOfficial invitation letters may be issued to help overcome the administrative requirements of some countries and will be sent upon request. Please note that such letters do not represent a commitment on the part of the Scientific Committee or the Congress to provide financial assistance or to accept submitted abstracts.

InsuranceDelegates are advised to arrange health and accident insurance before travelling to the Congress. The Congress Organisers cannot accept liability for personal injury or loss / damage to property and belongings of delegates or accompanying persons during the Congress, tours or stay in Florence.

Congress BadgesA name badge will be provided on-site with the Congress documentation. Wearing this badge is required in order to enter the session rooms.

Smoking PolicySmoking is not allowed within the Congress venue.


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How to reach FlorenceAirport InformationFlorence is served by two Airports:

Amerigo Vespucci Airporta few kilometers north-west of the city centre. The Volainbus line connects Amerigo Vespucci Airport to the city centre with buses every 30 minutes. www.aeroporto.firenze.it

Galileo Galilei Airportnear Pisa, is about an hour by train or car from Florence. Direct trains to Florence run every 60 minutes. There is also a bus service - “Terravision” - which takes approximately one hour to reach Florence, arriving at the railway station. www.pisa-airport.it

By TrainFlorence is on the Rome-Milan line, with Eurostar trains (intercity trains) running every 60 minutes.Please remember that on these trains a supplement is required and tickets must be bought in advance. www.ferroviedellostato.it

By CarFlorence is connected by the A1 Motorway to Bologna and Milan (northbound) and Rome and Naples (southbound). The Autostrada del Mare (A11 Motorway) connects Florence with Prato, Lucca, Pisa and the coast and a smaller trunk road links Florence to Siena. Exits for Florence from the motorway are well signposted and there are Tourist Information offices on the A1 motorway exits both north and south of the city.

From the north on the A1, exit at Firenze Nord and then simply follow the signs for Centro. If arriving from Rome, exit Firenze Sud.

Traffic is restricted in the city centre.

Passports and VisasVisitors from EU countries must have a valid national ID card to enter Italy. Visitors from other countries must have a valid passport. For some countries, a visa is required. Italy is a signatory to the 1995 Schengen Agreement. For more information, please contact the nearest Italian Embassy, Consulate or Travel agent in advance. Information about visas is available on the website: www.esteri.it/visti/index_eng.asp

Getting around FlorenceIn the historic centre of Florence traffic is limited to taxis, buses and residents, which makes walking quite easy and pleasant. Taxis in Florence are white with a “Taxi” sign on the roof. There are several taxi ranks in the city, including at the back of the Duomo of Florence, in Piazza della Repubblica and at Santa Maria Novella train station. You can ask your hotel concierge to call a taxi for you or use the following phone number: +39 055 4390. Florence also has several bus lines - buses are bright orange. Bus stops are marked with orange signs displaying the route of the bus line. You can get around the historic centre of Florence on bus lines A and B. These are small orange electric buses which can go through the narrow streets of Florence. Bus tickets have to be bought before you get on the bus and stamped with the stamping machine on the bus. Tickets can be bought from newstands and bars displaying the ATAF sign (the sign of the bus company in Florence). After the bus ticket is stamped on the bus, it is usually valid for one hour, depending on the type of the bus ticket.

Currency / Banks / ExchangeItaly’s national monetary unit is the Euro (€). Currency exchange is provided by banks and exchange agencies. Banks are open Monday to Friday from 08.00 / 08.30 am to 01.00 / 01.30 pm. They are also open in the afternoon, usually from 02.30 / 03.00 pm to 04.00 / 04.30 pm.

ATMATMs are located all around the city. They can also be used for cash advances on major credit cards such as MasterCard or VISA.

Credit cardsMajor credit cards are accepted in most hotels, stores and restaurants.

Electrical currentThe electrical current in Italy is 220 volts 50 Hz.

ClimateIn summer, the average temperature ranges between 28 and 32ºC (82-90ºF).

General Information


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Friday, August 28, 2009 – 07.30 pm

Welcome ReceptionParticipants, accompanying persons and exhibitors are invited to attend the Welcome Reception, which will be held in Fortezza da Basso. Guests will dine on a typical Tuscan buffet, with all the gastronomic delights of the region on offer. Florentine musicians and the sbandieratori (flag throwers) in historical traditional costume will entertain guests as they savour the culinary delights.

Additional artistic entertainment to be defined.

Free admission

Saturday, August 29, 2009 – 08.00 pm

Gala Dinner at Palazzo Pitti Cortile degli AmmannatiThe Pitti Palace, which was formerly the residence of the grand-dukes of Tuscany and later of the King of Italy, now houses several important collections of paintings and sculpture, works of art, porcelain and a costume gallery, besides providing a magnificently decorated historical setting which extends to the Boboli Gardens, one of the earliest Italian gardens famous also for its fountains and grottoes.

Gala Dinner will be organised in Cortile degli Ammannati.

Price to be defined

Social Events

An interesting choice of guided tours has been prepared for all participants and accompanying persons. The Organising Secretariats reserve the right to cancel the tours should there be less that 15 persons registered. On-site requests for tours are welcome but cannot be guaranteed.For detailed informations please visit the website (www.wfsiccm-florence2009.it).

DISCOVERING FLORENCE A walk through Piazza San Lorenzo - Piazza Duomo - Piazza Signoria - Ponte Vecchio - Piazza Pitti09.30 am – 12.30 pm Saturday, August 29, 2009

GUIDED VISIT TO THE VASARI CORRIDOR 3 hours (afternoon) Saturday, August 29, 2009

GUIDED VISIT TO THE ACCADEMIA GALLERY 1 and a half hours (morning) Sunday, August 30, 2009

GUIDED VISIT TO THE UFFIZI GALLERY 2 and a half hours (afternoon) Sunday, August 30, 2009

TOUR OF FLORENCE WITH AUDIOGUIDE2 hours Available everyday

Accompanying Persons’ Programme


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COOKING COURSE WITH VISIT TO THE MARKET AND LUNCH10.00 am – 03.00 pm Monday, August 31, 2009

EXCURSION TO THE CHIANTI AREA02.15 pm – 07.00 pm Monday, August 31, 2009

SIENA AND SAN GIMIGNANO09.00 am – 06.00 pm Tuesday, September 1, 2009 OUTLET SHOPPING TOUR - GUCCI AND PRADA01.15 am – 08.00 pm Tuesday, September 1st, 2009

PRE-CONGRESS TOURROME07.00 am – 09.00 pm Thursday, August 27, 2009

POST-CONGRESS TOURSVENICE07.00 am – 09.00 pm Tuesday, September 1, 2009

PERUGIA AND ASSISI08.00 am – 07.00 pm Wednesday, September 2, 2009


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Pre-registration is possible until August 14, 2009. After this date, only on-site registration will be possible.

REGISTRATIONS WILL BE PROCESSED ONLY UPON RECEIPT OF PAYMENT OF THE REGISTRATION FEE

REGISTRATION PAID BY SEPTEMBER 30, �008: SPECIAL 10% DISCOUNT ON ALL FEES

fees are quoted in Euro, 20% VAT included BEFOREDEC 31, �008

FROMJAN 1, �009

DELEGATE - PHYSICIAN

REGISTRATION FEE € 540.00 € 660,00REDUCED REGISTRATION FEECountries with limited resources* *UNDP classification HRD 2007/2008 € 240.00 € 360.00

Central and Eastern Europe, CIS* € 300.00 € 420.00SIAARTI/SITI/AAROI members and members of WFSICCM member societies € 450.00 € 600.00

ONE DAY REGISTRATION FEE € 250.00 € 330.00DELEGATE - NURSE and Allied Health Professionals

REGISTRATION FEE € 200.00 € 270.00

ONE DAY REGISTRATION FEE € 100.00 € 140.00

DELEGATE - PHYSICIAN IN TRAINING (certification of training status requested)

REGISTRATION FEE € 200.00 € 270.00

ONE DAY REGISTRATION FEE € 100.00 € 140.00

ON-SITE REGISTRATIONS AND PAYMENTS WILL BE CHARGED AN EXTRA FEE OF € 40.00

Payment Payment of registration fee must be made in Euro, BY BANK TRANSFER free of charge for the beneficiary or BY CREDIT CARD (full details on the registration form and online registration form).

Cancellations and refunds Cancellations must be made in writing to the Organising Secretariat Key Congressi. For cancellations before June 27, 2009: 60% of the fee paid will be refunded. For cancellations from June 27, 2009: no refund will be made. Refunds will be made after the Congress, by bank transfer (bank expenses will be charged).

HOW TO REGISTERBy fax Fill in the registration form and send it to the Organising Secretariat Key Congressi (fax number: +39 040 660353)

On the website Online registration is available on the Congress website: www.wfsiccm-florence2009.it

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Reservation requests should be submitted by June 15, 2009 and early booking is recommended since requests will be processed on a “first come - first served” basis.The Organising Secretariats will, however, make every effort to meet any request received after that date.Please refer to the list of hotels for room rates and to the map for their location.Prices are in Euro, per room, per night, and include Italian statutory VAT and breakfast.

Check in time is 02.00 pm Check out time is 12.00 pm

Early check in or late check out must be notified in the hotel reservation form. In this case, an extra night has to be booked in order to secure room availability.The Organising Secretariats and the hotels shall not be responsible for and shall be exempt from all liability in respect of any loss, damage, injury, accident, delay or inconvenience to any person, his/her luggage or any other property for any reason whatsoever.

How to BookIndividuals

Reservation requests must be submitted by filling in the hotel reservation form and sending it to the Organising Secretariat Key Congressi by fax (+39 040 660353) by June 15, 2009. Requests will not be processed by phone.

Please indicate 3 preferences. Should all the 3 selected hotels no longer be available, Key Congressi will book an alternative accommodation.

A booking fee of € 20.00 VAT included is to be added to the amount of reservation and either will be charged by Key Congressi on your credit card or is to be included in the advanced payment by bank transfer.

Reservation requests must be guaranteed by advanced payment:

- by credit card

Credit card details will be transmitted to the hotel. The hotel will charge the full amount due for your reservation on the credit card from March 17, 2009.

OR

- by bank transfer

Bank transfer free of charge for the beneficiary is to be done in Euro to the Organising Secretariat Key Congressi (full bank details are indicated on the hotel reservation form and on-line hotel reservation form). Copy of the bank transfer must be sent to Key Congressi by fax (+39 040 660353). The amount will be transmitted to the hotel.

RESERVATION REQUESTS WILL NOT BE PROCESSED IF NOT ACCOMPANIED BY CREDIT CARD DETAILS OR BANK TRANSFER ORDER

A confirmation of the reservation will be sent via email (or fax) by Key Congressi.

The receipt for accommodation costs will be issued by the hotel upon check-out.

An invoice for the booking fee will be issued by Key Congressi upon payment and sent via email.

Groups (10 rooms or more)

Reservation requests from companies or agencies will be handled separately.

For further information and requests, please contact the Organising Secretariat

Key Congressi SrlPh. +39 040 660352 Fax +39 040 660353 email [email protected]

Changes/Cancellations

Any change or cancellation of reservation must be submitted in writing to the Organising Secretariat Key Congressi by email ([email protected]) or fax (+39 040 660353).

PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THE HOTEL DIRECTLY

Cancellation fees

From March 17, 2009 to June 15, 2009

a cancellation fee equivalent to 2 nights accommodation will be applied.In case of reduction in the length of stay (cancellation of one or more nights) the hotels reserve the right to apply a cancellation fee up to 100% of the cost of the night(s) cancelled.

From June 16, 2009

a cancellation fee equivalent to the full amount due for room-nights booked will be applied in case of cancellation, reduction in the length of stay for postponed arrival or early departure or no-shows.

Refunds will be made after the Congress, by bank transfer (bank expenses will be charged).

Booking fee is not refundable in any case.

Hotel Information


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www.sinahotels.it

www.royaldemeure.com

www.montebellosplendid.com

www.hoteladlercavalieri.com

www.hotelairport.it

www.albanihotels.com

www.hotelambasciatori.net

www.boscolohotels.com

www.hotelathenaeum.com

www.atlanticpalace.it

www.hotelbaglioni.it

www.tornabuonihotels.com

www.berchielli.it

www.hoteladriatico.it

www.hotelrivoli.it

www.vivahotels.com

www.hotelbrunelleschi.it

www.carolushotel.com

www.lungarnohotels.com

www.crocedimalta.It

www.hotelderose.it

www.hoteldegliorafi.it

www.dianaparkhotel.it

www.hoteldiplomat.net

www.embassyhotel.it

www.hotelexecutive.it

www.hotelfenicepalace.it


www.hotelmirage.it

www.albergocavour.it

www.concertohotels.com

www.hilton.com

www.florencenovoli.stayhg.com

www.holiday-inn.com/florenceita

www.cavalierehotels.com

www.nh-hotels.com

www.krafthotel.it

www.concertohotels.com

www.lorenzoilmagnifico.net



www.hotelangloamerican.com

www.hotelognissanti.com

www.remarhotels.com

www.plazalucchesi.it

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www.hotelprincipe.com

www.raffaellohotel.it

www.hotelromaflorence.com

www.sangallopalace.com

www.hotelsantamarianovella.it

www.sofitel.com

www.starhotels.com

www.starhotels.com

www.strozzipalacehotel.it

www.unahotels.it

www.hotelvillacarlotta.it

www.hoteldannunzio.com

www.hotelvillesullarno.com

www.hotelalbafirenze.it

www.hotel-aurora-firenze.it

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www.hotelbeatrice.it

www.selecthotel.it

www.boccacciohotel.com

www.hotelbonifacio.it

www.hotelbotticelli.it

www.hotelcaravaggio.it

www.hotelcellai.it

www.hotelcentralefirenze.it

www.hotelcimabue.it

www.hotelclubflorence.com

www.hotelcoronaditalia.com

www.dellenazioni.it

www.galileohotel.it

www.hotelglobus.com

www.hotelmediterraneo.com

www.hotelgrifonefirenze.com

www.cosimodemedici.com

www.hoteljane.it

www.lafortezzahotel.it

www.leduefontane.it

www.hotelmachiavelli.it

www.malaspinahotel.it

www.meridiana-hotel.it

www.ortodeimedici.it

www.hotelpanamafirenze.it

www.parishotel.it

www.hotelportafaenza.it

www.hotelrapallofirenze.it

www.ricasoli.net

www.hotelrexflorence.com

www.hotelsangiorgioflorence.com

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Registrationplease contact:KEY CONGRESSI srlPiazza della Borsa, 7 - 34121 Trieste (Italy) - Phone: +39 040 660352 - Fax: +39 040 [email protected]

Scientific and Technical Exhibitionplease contact:F.I.M.O. srlVia Kyoto, 43 - 50126 Florence (Italy) - Phone: +39 055 6800389 - Fax: +39 055 [email protected]

Documents

Florence 2009 - connectpublishingconnectpublishing.org/assets/events/florence.pdfMichele Scesi (Chieti) Treasurer ... Antonio Pesenti (Monza) Paolo Pietropaoli ... The Florence 2009