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INoEA
INTERNATIONAL NETWORK OF
ESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA INTERNATIONAL NETWORK OF
PEDIATRIC AIRWAY TEAMS
5 th
2
nd
International Conference International Meeting
on Esophageal Atresia of Pediatric Airway Teams
INoEA INPAT
June 24th - 28th 2019 June 26th - 27th 2019
Rome, June 24th - 28th 2019
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
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
INoEA
Bambino Gesù Hospital,
DIGESTIVE ENDOSCOPY Digestive Endoscopy and Surgery Unit
AND SURGERY UNIT
Luigi Dall’Oglio
Bambino Gesù Hospital,
NEWBORN SURGERYY UNIT Newborn Surgery Unit
Pietro Bagolan
INPAT
Bambino Gesù Hospital,
Airway Surgery Unit
Sergio Bottero
Giannina Gaslini Institute,
Airway Team
Michele Torre
FATE Associazione Famiglie con aTresia Esofagea
Cristina Duranti
member of EAT Esophageal Atresia and Tracheo-esophageal fistula
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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
INoEA-INPAT Parallel Workshops - Day 1 Monday, June 24th
TIMING
Bambino Gesù Children2 Hospital - Padiglione Salviati
08.30
Registration
12.30
12.30
Lunch
13.30
AULA SALVIATI 1 | 2 AULA SALVIATI 3
INoEA PARALLEL
INPAT WORKSHOP SESSION
WORKSHOP SESSION
Code 10
Code 11
13.30 1st SESSION
Live Endoscopy Airway Procedures
15.45 Theoretical Lessons
15.45
Coffee break
16.00
16.00 2nd SESSION
Live Endoscopy Airway Procedures
18.00 Practical Activities
INoEA Workshops - Day 2 Tuesday, June 25th
TIMING
Bambino Gesù Children2 Hospital - Padiglione Salviati
08.00
Registration of participants
08.30
AULA SALVIATI 1 | 2
08.30 1st LIVE ENDOSCOPY SESSION
12.30 Code 12
12.30
Lunch
14.00
14.00 2nd LIVE ENDOSCOPY SESSION
18.00 Code 13
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SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE | Day 3 Wednesday, June 26th
INPAT 2019 - Day 3 Wednesday, June 26th
TIMING
Pontifical Urbaniana University
07.45
Registration
08.00
HALL
AUDITORIUM AUDITORIUM
AULA MAGNA BENEDETTO XVI AULA I AULA II
GIOVANNI PAOLO II GIOVANNI
PAOLO II
08.00
08.10
WELCOME AND GREETINGS FROM AUTHORITIES
08.10
08.30
CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL MODEL
1st SESSION FOR WOUNDS EXCELLENCE
08.30
PRESENTATION OF THE AIRWAY TEAMS (SESSION SPONSORED by
09.15
PARTICIPATING MOLNLYCKE)
09.15
10.00 TRACHEOTOMY
10.00 ROUND TABLE
10.15
Coffee Break
10.15
10.30 COMPLICATED
TRACHEOTOMY:
10.30 TWO CLINICAL CASES FROM THE FACULTY
10.45
10.45
Coffee Break and group picture of INPAT 2019 Participants
11.15
CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL MODEL
11.15 2nd SESSION FOR WOUNDS EXCELLENCE
12.15 VOCAL CORD PARALYSIS (SESSION SPONSORED by
LASER: WHAT FUTURE IN PEDIATRIC MOLNLYCKE)
12.15
AIRWAY?
12.45
CRYOTHERAPY IN THE AIRWAYS
12.45
13.00 TRACHEAL TRAUMA FROM INTUBATION:
13.00 TWO CLINICAL CASES FROM THE FACULTY
13.15
Lunch
13.15
14.15
5SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE | Day 3 Wednesday, June 26th
INPAT 2019 - Day 3 Wednesday, June 26th
TIMING
Pontifical Urbaniana University
HALL
AUDITORIUM AUDITORIUM
AULA MAGNA BENEDETTO XVI AULA I AULA II
GIOVANNI PAOLO II GIOVANNI
PAOLO II
LUNCH LUNCH
LUNCH SESSION SESSION SESSION
13.15
(SESSION SPONSORED BY MATERIALISE) FREE COM- FREE COM-
14.15
PRINTING THE NEW AIRWAY MUNICA- MUNICA-
TIONS TIONS
14.15 CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL
3rd SESSION
15.00 MODEL
PRE AND POST-OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT
FOR WOUNDS EXCELLENCE
15.00 (SESSION SPONSORED by
15.10 MOLNLYCKE)
15.10 AIRWAY STENOSIS: ENDOSCOPIC
15.15 TREATMENT
1st SESSION
15.15 AIRWAY NURSING
15.45 COURSE Simulations
and Practical
15.45
activities: how
16.10 AIRWAY STENOSIS OPEN APPROACH: to prevent,
16.10 LTR VS PCTR how to care
16.30 2nd SESSION
DIFFICULT AIRWAY
16.30 COURSE
17.10 4th SESSION
17.10 AIRWAY STENTING: UPDATE 3rd SESSION
17.15 RESPIRATORY LONG
TERM FOLLOW UP:
17.15 INVASIVE AND NON-IN-
18.10 VASIVE RESPIRATORY
SUPPORT
HOW TO MANAGE COMPLICATIONS:
18.10
FIVE CLINICAL CASES FROM THE WORLD
18.15
18.15
19.00
6SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE | Day 3 Wednesday, June 26th
TIMING INoEA Parallel Workshops - Day 3 Wednesday, June 26th Catholic University of Rome
07.30
Registration
08.30
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
Training, Lectures, Presentations
10.30
PRACTICAL SURGICAL ACTIVITY ON
EXPERIMENTAL MODELS
Code 23
10.30
11.30
Pratical aspect in:
11.30
Practical Activity on Animal Simulators - LAP fundoplication
12.30
- Thoracoscopic Esophageal dissection and anastomosis
12.30
13.00
Lunch
13.00
13.15
Lunch
13.15
14.00
14.00
Questions and answers. Debriefing Training in Surgical procedures on experimental models
15.00
15.00
18.00
18.00
Questions and answers. Debriefing
18.30
7SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE | Day 4 Thursday, June 27th
TIMING INoEA-INPAT JOINT MEETING 2019 - Day 4 Thursday, June 27th - Pontifical Urbaniana University
AUDITORIUM
AULA MAGNA BENEDETTO XVI AULA I AULA II
GIOVANNI PAOLO II
08.00
WELCOME AND GREETINGS FROM AUTHORITIES
08.20
08.20
08.30
1st SESSION CLINICAL SPECIALIST AND
08.30 ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONAL:
10.30 TRACHEO-ESOPHAGEAL FISTULA RECURRENCE: CONTRIBUTIONS AND
DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT INTEGRATION
10.30
10.40 MINIMAL INVASIVE AND ENDO-
SCOPIC STRATEGIES: WHAT IS
10.40 NEW IN THE OPERATING ROOM?
Coffee Break
11.00
2nd SESSION
11.00 COMPLEX PATIENT FREE FREE
12.30 INoEA-INPAT CENTERED CARE COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS
SELECTED COMMUNICATIONS
12.30
Lunch
14.00
LUNCH WITH THE
LUNCH WITH THE EXPERTS LUNCH WITH THE EXPERTS
EXPERTS
12.30 ESOPHAGEAL AND TRACHEAL ASSOCIATED AERO-DIGESTIVE TRACT
14.00 20 YEARS AFTER FIRST
ORAL/HEAD MALFORMATIONS: TREATMENT TEAM:
THORACOSCOPIC
AND TIMING STRATEGIES HOW TO BUILD IT
APPROACH
3rd SESSION
LARINGO-TRACHEAL CLEFT FACE-TO-FACE INFORMATION, EDUCATION,
14.00 LECTURE SELF CARE AND EMPOWER-
16.00 MENT, HOW IMPROVE THE QUA-
TRACHEOMALACIA LITY OF LIFE NEVERTHERLESS
SELECTED COMMUNICATION
4th SESSION
16.00 FREE FREE
MOTILITY DISORDERS, GERD AND EA
18.00 COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS
SELECTED COMMUNICATIONS
8SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE | Day 5 Friday, June 28th
TIMING INoEA MEETING - Day 5 Friday, June 28th - Pontifical Urbaniana University
HALL
AUDITORIUM
AULA MAGNA AUDITORIUM
GIOVANNI AULA I AULA II AULA XVI
BENEDETTO XVI GIOVANNI
PAOLO II
PAOLO II
08.00
OPENING CEREMONY
08.15
1st SESSION FATE-EAT
LONG-GAP ESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA FATE-EAT WORKSHOP
08.15 MANAGEMENT: WAITING FOR WORKSHOP
DYSPHAGIA AND
10.30 TISSUE ENGINEERING PSYCHOTHERA- ORAL AVERSION:
SELECTED PEUTIC APPROACH WORKSHOP WITH
COMMUNICATIONS CHILDREN
FATE-EAT WORKSHOP
CHALLENGES AND
2nd SESSION SOLUTIONS TO THE FATE-EAT
10.30 MOST COMMON PRO- WORKSHOP
INoEA PROJECTS
12.30 AND OTHER BLEMS FOR PATIENTS LEARNING THROUGH
INTERNATIONAL NETS AND FAMILIES SIMULATION
FREE
COMMUNICATIONS
12.30
Lunch
14.00
LUNCH WITH THE LUNCH WITH THE
EXPERTS EXPERTS
12.30 LUNCH SESSION TIPS, TRIKS AND EOSINOPHILIC
14.00 FREE COMMUNICATIONS SURGICAL DILEM- ESOPHAGITIS AND
MA/CHALLEN- ESOPHAGEAL
GING SOLUTIONS ATRESIA
3rd SESSION
TRANSITION TO ADULT
14.00 CLINICAL PROBLEMS: DYSPHAGIA,
16.00 BARRETT, CANCER
SURVEILLANCE
SELECTED
COMMUNICATIONS
4th SESSION
ANASTOMOTIC STRICTURE MANA-
16.00
GEMENT
18.30
SELECTED
COMMUNICATIONS
18.30 NEXT MEETING and FINAL
18.45 REMARKS
9FACULTY
Lucia Aite (Rome - IT) 35 Mariamichela D’Astore (Rome - IT) 28
Daniele Alberti (Brescia - IT) 24-34 Alessandro De Alarcon (Cincinnati - US) 15-17-26
Patrizia Amadio (Rome - IT) 28 Paola De Angelis (Rome - IT) 13-32-34
Jorge Amil-Dias (Porto - PT) 13-14-20-34 Daniela Dabergami (Milano - IT) 18
Giulia Angelino (Rome - IT) 13-36 Paolo De Coppi (London - UK) 31
Maria Laura Anselmi (Rome - IT) 28 Giuliana D’Elpidio (Rome - IT) 28
Giancarlo Antonielli (Rome - IT) 19 Marcello De Santis (Rome - IT) 28
Melissa Avelino (Goiânia - BR) 15-18 Valentina De Simone (Rome - IT) 13-19
Pietro Bagolan (Rome - IT) 20-21-25-34 Valentina Di Fabio (Rome - IT) 13
Valerio Balassone (Rome - IT) 13-20 Arianna Di Gemma (Rome - IT) 13-20
Charlie Beetham (Rome - IT) 18-19 Carlo Di Lorenzo (Columbus - US) 12-13-26
Alessandra Bellocchi (Rome - IT) 36 Francesco Di Matteo (Rome - IT) 13-14-33
Sonia Benelli (Rome - IT) 19 Andrea Dotta (Rome - IT) 22-25
Francesca Bevilacqua (Rome - IT) 29-35 Cristina Duranti (Rome - IT) 21-30-35
Natalia Bianchi (Rome - IT) 28 Domenica Elia (Rome - IT) 28
Roberto Bianchi (Rome - IT) 17 Ciro Esposito (Naples - IT) 20
Matthew Bishop (Rome - IT) 13-14-20 Simona Faraci (Rome - IT) 13-20-32
Geoffrey Kenneth Blair (Vancouver - CA) 31-32-33 Christophe Faure (Montreal - CA) 21-26-31-33
Anna Maria Bonetti (Rome - IT) 28 Giovanni Federici di Abriola (Rome - IT) 13-25-28-32-36
Caterina Bornaccioni (Rome - IT) 28 Federico Ferro (Rome - IT) 28
Osvaldo Borrelli (London - UK) 12-13-33 Armanda Ferullo (Genoa - IT) 19
Sergio Bottero (Rome - IT) 12-17-18-21-25 Sergio Filippelli (Milano - IT) 18
Annabella Braguglia (Rome - IT) 35 Alessandro Giovanni Fiocchi (Rome - IT) 32
Giulia Brocanelli (Rome - IT) 14-19 Mario Emanuele Fiorito (Rome - IT) 13-14-28
Samy Cadranel (Brussels - BE) 13-14-20 Douglas Fishman (Houston - US) 13-14-20-23-34
Cristina Calandrella (Rome - IT) 19 Beatrice Fortunati (Rome - IT) 28
Tamara Caldaro (Rome - IT) 12-13-20-26 Victor Lee Fox (Boston - US) 13-20-31-34
Alessia Campoli (Rome - IT) 28 Marina Franci (Rome - IT) 19
Federica Cancani (Rome - IT) 19 Joanne Fruithof (Hellendoorn - NL) 31
Antonella Capuano (Rome - IT) 36 Fabio Fusaro (Rome - IT) 20-23
Eleonora Capuano (Rome - IT) 28 Piergiorgio Gamba (Padoa - IT) 20-31
Andrea Carai (Rome - IT) 18 Rosa Alba Gambitta (Rome - IT) 28
Laura Carlesi (Rome - IT) 19 Éréa-Noel Garabedian (Paris - FR) 15-17-21-25
Adriano Carotti (Rome - IT) 21 Giulia Gasperini (Rome - IT) 28
Anna Claudia Cartoni (Rome - IT) 28 Orsola Gawronski (Rome - IT) 28-29
Antonella Cerchiari (Rome - IT) 25-35 Amit Gefen (Tel Aviv - IR) 18
Giuseppe Chessa (Rome - IT) 19 Simonetta Gentile (Rome - IT) 28
Fabio Chiarenza (Vicenza - IT) 20-32 Silvia Giovannini (Rome - IT) 28
Maria Beatrice Chiarini Testa (Rome - IT) 26 Marjola Gjergji (Rome - IT) 18-19
Guido Ciprandi (Rome - IT) 18-19 Frédéric Gottrand (Lille - FR) 13-14-20-21-23-30-31-33-34
Luisa Cirulli (Rome - IT) 28 Glenn Edward Green (Ann Arbur - US) 15-26
Benedetta Colombo (Rome - IT) 13-14-20 Teresa Grimaldi Capitello (Rome - IT) 28
Andrea Conforti (Rome - IT) 30-32 Ilaria Gubbiotti (Rome - IT) 13-14-19-20
Anna Chiara Contini (Rome - IT) 20 Luciano Guerra (Rome - IT) 13-20
Martina Costa (Rome - IT) 28 Richard Hewitt (London - UK) 15-17-26
Guido Costamagna (Rome - IT) 13 Sara Isoldi (Rome - IT) 12-13-20
Robin Thomas Cotton (Cincinnati - US) 21-33 Russell Jennings (Boston - US) 21-26-30
Alessandro Cozzi (Rome - IT) 14-28 Nicolas Kalach (Lille - FR) 13-20-32
Serena Crucianelli (Rome - IT) 18-19 Tom Kovesi (Ottawa - CA) 25
Renato Cutrera (Rome - IT) 19-27 Anastassios Koumbourlis (Washington - US) 21
Immacolata Dall’Oglio (Rome - IT) 28-29 Usha Krishnan (Sydney - AU) 12-13-26-33
Luigi Dall’Oglio (Rome - IT) 14-21-34 Saverio La Francesca (Houston - US) 30
Sam Daniel (Montreal - CA) 14-15 Jean-Martin Laberge (Montreal - CA) 24-31
10Tony Lander (Birmingham - UK) 31 Carla Riccardi (Rome - IT) 32
Paola Lanteri (Genoa - IT) 14-15 Giovanna Riccipetitoni (Milan - IT) 31
Valeria Laudante (Rome - IT) 28 Hugo Anibal Rodriguez (Buenos Aires - AR) 14-15
Paola Leone (Rome - IT) 26-35 Verónica Paula Rodriguez (Buenos Aires - AR) 15-18
Eduardo Leopold (Santiago de Chile - CL) 15 Claudio Romano (Messina - IT) 13-14-20-32
Ernesto Leva (Milan - IT) 33 Erminia Francesca Romeo (Rome - IT) 13-34
Mario Lima (Bologna - IT) 25-30 Rachel Rosen (Boston - US) 12-13-25-26
Pablo Lobos (Buenos Aires - AR) 20-26-31 Monica Rossi (Rome - IT) 28
Paul Losty (Liverpool - UK) 30 Steven Scot Rothenberg (Denver - US) 20-25-26-30
Luciana Lussu (Rome - IT) 28 Michael J. Rutter (Cincinnati - US) 15-17-22
Monica Malamisura (Rome - IT) 12-13-32-36 Oliviero Sacco (Genoa - IT) 17
Giovanna Manca (Rome - IT) 28 Silvia Salvatore (Varese - IT) 12-13
Michael Manfredi (Boston - US) 13-14-20-34 Kishore Sandu (Lausanne - CH) 14-15-17
Jonathan Edward Markowitz (Greenville - US) 32 Rajendra Saoji (Nagpur - IN) 30-31
Luigi Marotta (Rome - IT) 29 Nick Santamaria (Melbourn - AU) 19
Maurizio Marzaro (Treviso - IT) 30 Claudia Schweiger (Porto Alegre - BR) 14-16
Rachele Mascolo (Rome - IT) 28 Aurelio Secinaro (Rome - IT) 15-21
Girolamo Mattioli (Genoa - IT) 20-21-26 Laura Serafini (Rome - IT) 19
Rebecca Maunsell (Campinas - BR) 14-15 Rony Sfeir (Lille - FR) 27-31
Maurizio Mennini (Rome - IT) 32 Graham Slater (Worcestershire - UK) 31-33
Duino Meucci (Rome - IT) 12-13-14-16 Marjolein Spoel (Rotterdam - NL) 30
Ivona Mikulenkova (Czech Republic - CZ) 28 Nicola Stagnaro (Genoa - IT) 15-21
Giovanni Montobbio (Genoa - IT) 17-19 Serena Stamerra (Rome - IT) 28
Andrea Moscatelli (Genoa - IT) 14-17-19 Renato Tambucci (Rome - IT) 12-13-25-32
Francesco Morini (Rome - IT) 24 Briac Thierry (Paris - FR) 16
Hayat Mousa (San Diego - US) 12-13-26 Dana Thompson (Chicago - US) 14-15
Richard Nicollas (Marseille - FR) 15 Emanuela Tiozzo (Rome - IT) 28
Ninni (Ascoli Piceno - IT) 28 Paolo Tomà (Rome - IT) 26
Caterina Offidani (Rome - IT) 28 Michele Torre (Genoa - IT) 12-17-21-22-25
Maria Giovanna Paglietti (Rome - IT) 17 Tiziana Torri (Rome - IT) 18
Ilaria Pannacci (Rome - IT) 19 Filippo Torroni (Rome - IT) 13-20-21
Loredana Palomba (Genoa - IT) 28 Paolo Trentino (Rome - IT) 13-14-33
Silvia Paoletti (Rome - IT) 14-28 Jean Michel Triglia (Marseille - FR) 15-18
Alexandra Papadopoulou (Athens - GR) 13-14-20-26 Maria Luisa Tropiano (Rome - IT) 12-14-16-19
Marco Parracciani (Florence - IT) 33 Marilena Trozzi (Rome - IT) 12-13-15-17-21
Luciano Pasquini (Rome, IT) 30 Benno Ure (Hannover - DE) 31-34
Dariusz Patkowski (Wroclaw - PL) 20-25 Marcelo Mauricio Urquizo Lino (Buenos Aires - AR) 27-30
Martino Pavone (Rome - IT) 19 Laura Valfré (Rome - IT) 29-35
Jaime Penchyna (Mexico City - MX) 15-21-33 David Caradoc van der Zee ( Utrecht - NL) 20-30-32
Giorgio Peretti (Genoa - IT) 25 Michiel van Wijk (Amsterdam - NL) 12-13-26
Maurizio Petrarca (Rome - IT) 28 Patricio Varela (Santiago de Chile - CL) 21
Pelton Phinizy (Philadelphia - US) 15 Daniel von Allmen (Cincinnati - US) 30
Sergio Giuseppe Picardo (Rome - IT) 19 Bernhard Warner (Rome - IT) 33
Agostino Pierro (Toronto - CA) 30 Oshri Wasserzug (Tel Aviv - IR) 18
Manuel Pomponi (Rome - IT) 19 Anke Widenmann-Grolig (Stuttgart - DE) 26
Giuseppe Pontrelli (Rome - IT) 32 René Wijnen (Rotterdam - NL) 25-31-33
Anna Portanova (Rome - IT) 28 Christopher Todd Wootten (Nashville - US) 25
Marc Seth Pransky (La Jolla - US) 15 Michelle Wyatt (London - UK) 15-18
Reza Rahbar (Boston - US) 17-18-25 George Zalzal (Washington - US) 15-17
Angela Ragni (Rome - IT) 28 Mario Zama (Rome - IT) 18-25
Bertilla Ranzato (Padoa - IT) 28 Alessandro Zambelli (Crema - IT) 33
Francesca Rea (Rome - IT) 13-26-28-32
11PROGRAM | Monday, June 24th
Monday INoEA
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 SESSION
Code 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
12PROGRAM | Monday, June 24th | Tuesday, June 25th
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 INoEA
June 25th INoEA Workshops INTERNATIONAL NETWORK OF
ESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA
Bambino Gesù Children’s Hospital – Padiglione Salviati
08.00|08.30 Registration of participants
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 SESSION
Code 12 Esophageal dilations, Esophageal stent, Eosinophilic Esophagitis, Barrett’s esophagus,
Aerodigestive Endoscopy
4 Inpatients live endoscopy
12.30|14.00 Lunch
13PROGRAM | Tuesday, June 25th | Wednesday, June 26th
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
INTERNATIONAL NETWORK OF
PEDIATRIC AIRWAY TEAMS
Pontifical Urbaniana University
07.45|08.00 Registration of participants
AULA MAGNA BENEDETTO XVI
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
14PROGRAM | Wednesday, June 26th
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 Expert
13:15|14:15 PRINTING THE NEW AIRWAY (SESSION SPONSORED BY MATERIALISE)
Coordinators: A. Secinaro, N. Stagnaro
Presenter: G.E. Green
15PROGRAM | Wednesday, June 26th
AULA I
Lunch Session
13:15|14:15 FREE COMMUNICATIONS
Moderators: D. Meucci, C. Schweiger
Code
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 Session
13:15|14:15 FREE COMMUNICATIONS
Moderators: B. Thierry, M.L Tropiano
Code
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)
16PROGRAM | Wednesday, June 26th
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
AULA MAGNA BENEDETTO XVI
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 SESSION
16.30|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
17PROGRAM | Wednesday, June 26th
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
AUDITORIUM GIOVANNI PAOLO II
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)
18PROGRAM | Wednesday, June 26th
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
AUDITORIUM GIOVANNI PAOLO II
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 SESSION
16:10|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
19PROGRAM | Wednesday, June 26th
Wednesday INoEA
June 26th INoEA Parallel Workshops I
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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 Simulators
Code 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
20PROGRAM | Wednesday, June 26th | Thursday, June 27th
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 INoEA
June 27th INoEA-INPAT Joint Meeting
Pontifical Urbaniana University
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
21PROGRAM | Thursday, June 27th
11:00|12:30 2nd SESSION
SELECTED COMMUNICATIONS
Moderators: A. Dotta, M.J. Rutter, M. Torre
Code
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)
22PROGRAM | Thursday, June 27th
AULA I
11:00|12:30 FREE COMMUNICATIONS
Moderators: D. Fishman, F. Fusaro, F. Gottrand
Code
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)
23PROGRAM | Thursday, June 27th
AULA II
11:00|12:30 FREE COMMUNICATIONS
Moderators: D. Alberti, J.M. Laberge, F. Morini
Code
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? A. Wiseman (Sydney, Australia) (4’ + 2’ discussion)
19-0008 Endoscopic management of esophageal stenosis in patients with congenital esophageal
atresia: experience of a single tertiary care center in Italy
M. Deganello Saccomani (Verona, Italy)
24PROGRAM | Thursday, June 27th
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
AULA MAGNA BENEDETTO XVI
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’)
25PROGRAM | Thursday, June 27th
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’)
SELECTED COMMUNICATION
Code
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’)
SELECTED COMMUNICATIONS
Code
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’)
Discussion
26PROGRAM | Thursday, June 27th
AULA I
16:00|18:00 FREE COMMUNICATIONS
Moderators: R. Cutrera, R. Sfeir, M.M. Urquizo Lino
Code
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)
27PROGRAM | Thursday, June 27th
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
28PROGRAM | Thursday, June 27th
16:00|18.00 FREE COMMUNICATIONS
President: I. Dall’Oglio
Moderators: F. Bevilacqua, O. Gawronski, L. Marotta, L. Valfrè
Code
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)
29PROGRAM | Friday, June 28th
Friday INoEA
June 28th INoEA Meeting INTERNATIONAL NETWORK OF
ESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA
Pontifical Urbaniana University
AULA MAGNA BENEDETTO XVI
08:00|08:15 OPENING CEREMONY: C. Duranti, F. Gottrand
08:15|10:15 1st SESSION
Long-gap esophageal atresia management: waiting for Tissue Engineering
President F. Gottrand
Moderators: L. Pasquini, 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’)
SELECTED COMMUNICATIONS
Code
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
30PROGRAM | Friday, June 28th
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 Session
12:30|14:00 FREE COMMUNICATIONS
Moderators: P. De Coppi, P. Lobos, R. Saoji
Code
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)
31PROGRAM | Friday, June 28th
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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