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Walking
together
Final program
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Table of Contents Words of Welcome...................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 Floor Plan..........................................................................................................................................................................................................5 Scientific Program Overview.................................................................................................................................................................. 6 Pre-Congress | Wednesday, 10 April 2019.......................................................................................................................................10 Pre-Congress | Thursday, 11 April 2019.............................................................................................................................................. 12 Main Program | Thursday, 11 April 2019.............................................................................................................................................14 Main Program | Friday, 12 April 2019.................................................................................................................................................20 Main Program | Saturday, 13 April 2019 ..........................................................................................................................................26 Educational Corners ................................................................................................................................................................................29 Invited Faculty.............................................................................................................................................................................................32 Information for Speakers........................................................................................................................................................................34 Poster Sessions ..........................................................................................................................................................................................34 General Congress Information ............................................................................................................................................................36 CME Credits.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 37 Good to know..............................................................................................................................................................................................38 Industry / Exhibition................................................................................................................................................................................ 40 Corporate Sessions / Training Units .................................................................................................................................................43 www.euroelso-congress.com EuroELSO19 • BARCELONA 3
Words of Welcome
Dear colleagues and friends, Committees
It is my great pleasure to welcome you to our President
8th EuroELSO Congress in Barcelona, Spain. Alain Combes, Paris, France
The EuroELSO scientific committee has Past President
prepared a program covering all aspects of Roberto Lorusso, Maastricht, Netherlands
extracorporeal life support therapies. Intensivists,
cardiologists, cardiac surgeons, pediatric and Members Steering Committee
neonatology specialists, perfusionists and Nicholas Barrett, London, United Kingdom
ICU nurses will gather to share their clinical Jan Bělohlávek, Prague, Czech Republic
experience and discuss new technologies and Matteo Di Nardo, Rome, Italy
new directions in research. All participants will Margaret Farley, Birmingham, United Kingdom
have a broad opportunity to discuss the impact Simon Finney, London, United Kingdom
of new technologies on health care systems and Bjorn Frenckner, Stockholm, Sweden
new directions in research. Chris Harvey, Glenfield, United Kingdom
Felix Hennig, Berlin, Germany
Preconference sessions will feature in depth Tim Jones, Birmingham, United Kingdom
discussions on neonatal and pediatric ECMO. Thomas Mueller, Regensburg, Germany
Simulation workshops will also be available, Luis Pinto, Porto, Portugal
including a wet-lab for cannulation in live Jonathan Smith, Newcastle, United Kingdom
animals. Justyna Swol, Nuremberg, Germany
Leen Vercaemst, Leuven, Belgium
The main congress will provide several core
parallel educational tracks focused on adult, Members Scientific Committee
pediatric and perfusion/nursing topics related to Chair: Matthieu Schmidt, France
extracorporeal therapies. Deputy Chair: Aparna Hoskote, United Kingdom
Enjoy the meeting, present your experiences, Martin Balík, Czech Republic
ask your questions, and be a part of the fantastic Lars Mikael Broman, Sweden
ECMO community! Antonella Degani, Italy
Dirk Donker, D.W., Netherlands
Welcome to the beautiful city of Barcelona for Aparna Hoskote, United Kingdom
EuroELSO 2019! Christian Karagiannidis, Germany
Chirine Mossadegh, France
Peter Schellongowski, Austria
Matthieu Schmidt, France
Members Local Organizing Committee
Jordi Riera, Barcelona, Spain
Joan Balcells, Barcelona, Spain
Elena Sandoval, Barcelona, Spain
Teresa Mata, Barcelona, Spain
Alain Combes
Susana Segura-Matute, Barcelona, Spain
President of EuroELSO
Santiago Montero, Barcelona, Spain
Cosme García-García, Barcelona, Spain
Albert Ariza-Solé, Barcelona, Spain
Organizer María Ángeles Castel, Barcelona, Spain
EuroELSO Associates
Milburn House
Dead Street
Newcaste Upon Tyne NE1 1 LE, UK
Email: euroelso@interplan.de
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Floor Plan Palau de Congressos de Barcelona
Montjuïc
ROOM 7
PALAU DE CONGRESSOS DE BARCELONA
Palau de Congressos de Barcelona
Goodslift
Auditorium ROOM 5
Palau de ART meets ECMO
Congressos de
ROOM 8
Barcelona
ROOM 3
LEVEL 2
ROOM 6 ROOM 7
ROOMS 1 and 2
Goodslift Cloakroom
ROOM 4
Auditorium VIP AREA
LEVEL 1
Public Access
ROOM 5
Palau de ART meets ECMO
Congressos de
ROOM 8 Speakers´Review Room
Barcelona
Public Access
LEVEL 0 ROOM 3
LEVEL 2
ROOM 6 Registration counter
Halls and open areas ENTRANCE HALL
Enclosed rooms
Elevators
ROOMS 1 and 2
Restrooms
Catering outlet
Desk/ cloakroom
Cloakroom
ROOM 4
LEVEL 1
VIP AREA Public Access
Speakers´Review Room
Public Access
LEVEL 0
Halls and open areas ENTRANCE HALL Registration counter
Enclosed rooms
Elevators
Restrooms
Catering outlet
Desk/ cloakroom
©
Jordi Tullàs
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Scientific Program Overview
Pre-Congress | Wednesday, 10 April 2019
Auditorium Room 6 Room 5 Room 3 Room 4
8:00
13:00
ECMO physiology -
My first steps with Back to basics:
Simulation for nurses in
13:30 VA-ECMO Physiology
Spanish language I
14:00
ECMO physiology -
My first steps with Challenges in
Simulation for nurses in
14:30 VV-ECMO cannulation
Spanish language II Neonatal and pediatric
Respiratory Failure
15:00 Management: From non
Coffee break
invasive mechanical
15:30 Re-thinking ventilation to ECMO
ECMO physiology - (Not included in
coagulation and
E-CPR – the basics Simulation for nurses in the Pre-Congress
16:00 monitoring - the devil is
Spanish language III registration)
in the detail
16:30
ECMO physiology -
Promising monitoring Quality improvement on
Simulation for nurses in
17:00 tools on ECMO ECMO: Doing it right!
Spanish language IV
17:30
18:00
18:30
19:00
Plenary Sessions Industry
Adult Sessions Poster Sessions
Pediatric Sessions Educational Corners
Nurses Social Event
Ceremony Teach Program
Perfusionists Lab Sessions
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Scientific Program Overview
Pre-Congress | Thursday, 11 April 2019
Auditorium Room 6 Room 5 Room 3 Room 4
08:30
VA ECMO – the basics
Cardiac ECMO VV-ECMO for beginners
09:00 of clinical management
09:30
Improving outcome on Neurological
VA-ECMO for beginners “Hands on” during
10:00 VV-ECMO complications on ECMO
mechanical ventilation
and ECMO (Not
10:30 included in the Pre-
Coffee break
Congress registration)
11:00
How to approach
Acute respiratory failure
complex referrals? Beyond two cannulas…
11:30 in specific populations
When to say no?
12:00
12:30
Main Program | Thursday, 11 April 2019
Poster
Auditorium Room 6 Room 5 Room 3 Room 4
Exhibition Area
12:30
Industry Sponsored
Industry Sponsored Workshop
13:00 Symposium
13:30
Opening Ceremony
14:00
14:30
ECMO for ARDS
15:00
15:30
Coffee break
16:00
16:30 ECMO for
cardiogenic shock
17:00
17:30 ECMO for
refractory cardiac
arrest
18:00
18:30 Moderated Poster
Session
19:00
19:30 Networking Reception
20:00
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Scientific Program Overview
Main Program | Friday, 12 April 2019
Room 1 Room 2 Room 7 Room VIP Poster
Auditorium Room 6 Room 5 Room 3 Room 4 Educational Educational Educational Educational Exhibition
Corner Corner Corner Corner Area
08:00 The role
Call for Industry
of the
pediatrics Sponsored
perfusionist
cases Symposium
08:30 in ICU
09:00 Trouble-
Cardiogen- ECLS in
State of the shooting on
ic shock Mechanical When OHCA and
09:30 art: ECMO: paediatric
after acute ventilation ECMO is not ECMO 3.0 IHCA Hemody-
Where are ECMO
myocardial on ECMO enough namics
10:00 we now?
infarction workshop
with Harvi
10:30
Coffee break
11:00 The Thrills
ECMO com- and Spills of
VA ECMO – ECMO for Trouble-
Ethic in plications: Physics of ECLS in delivering
after cardiac myocardial shooting on
ECMO Interactive the ECMO OHCA and haemofil-
surgery failure paediatric
session IHCA tration and
11:30 ECMO
plasma
exchange…
12:00
Industry Meet the
Sponsored Industry Industry Poster
12:30 Symposium Lunch break Authors
Sponsored Sponsored
Symposium Symposium
13:00
13:30 Trouble-
ECLS in
Circuit shooting on
We need OHCA and
Adjuvant Factors paediatric
VV-ECMO: Pediatric nurses IHCA
cardiac Latest from ECMO
14:00 Future chal- respiratory ECMO
mechanical the lab…
lenges ECMO specialist
support
-Pro/Con
14:30 The Thrills
and Spills of
How to ECLS in delivering
Neurological Multidis- Circuit
Improving reduce EC- OHCA and haemofil-
complica- ciplinary Ethic in Factors
15:00 outcome on MO-induced IHCA tration and
tions on education ECMO
VA-ECMO inflamma- plasma
ECMO on ECMO
tion? exchange…
15:30
Coffee break
16:00 From
ECMO computa-
ECMO – Trouble-
VA-ECMO organization Bedside tion of flow
challenging Circuit shooting on
drawback and care care dynamics to
indications Factors paediatric
delivery the animal
16:30 lab ECMO
17:00
ECMO for VA ECMO
Coagulation Mobile Staffing
hematologi- and LV Circuit
on ECMO ECMO models
cal patients distension Factors
17:30
18:00
20:00 Congress Dinner at Xalet de Montjuic. Tickets are available at the registration counter on a first come - first served basis.
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Scientific Program Overview
Main Program | Saturday, 13 April 2019
Room 1 Room 2 Room 7
Auditorium Room 6 Room 5 Room 3 Room 4 Educational Educational Educational
Corner Corner Corner
08:00
Industry
Sponsored Complications
Symposium on ECMO -
08:30
let’s focus on
anticipation
and
09:00 What it takes The Thrills
prevention
on top of and Spills of
ECCO2R in technical ECLS in OHCA delivering
09:30 2019 skills - ethical and IHCA haemofiltration
decision and plasma
making! Cardiac ECMO exchange…
10:00
Coffee break
10:30 The top The top The Thrills and
Anticoagula- ranked adults ranked PED Spills of deliv-
tion on ECMO abstract abstract ering haemo-
11:00 selection selection filtration
and plasma
exchange…
11:30
Additional ECMO – in ECMO:
procedures exceptional Looking to
on ECMO situations the future
12:00
Closing
Ceremony,
Young
12:30 Investigator
Awards and
invitation next
edition
13:00
Plenary Sessions Industry
Adult Sessions Poster Sessions
Pediatric Sessions Educational Corners
Social Event
Nurses
Teach Program
Ceremony
Perfusionists Lab Sessions
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Pre-Congress | Wednesday, 10 April 2019
08:00 - 18:50 14:00 - 15:00
Room 4 Room 6
Neonatal and pediatric Respiratory My first steps with VV-ECMO
Failure Management: From non invasive Moderation: Peter Schellongowski, Austria
mechanical ventilation to ECMO (Not Oxygenation and decarboxylation determinants
included in the Pre-Congress registration) Christian Karagiannidis, Germany
Moderation: Matteo Di Nardo, Italy
Indications and patients selection
For workshop details please check the website Jordi Riera, Spain
at www.euroelso-congress.com/euroelso-espnic-
initiative My patients remains hypoxemic on
ECMO - diagnostic approach
13:00 - 14:00 Matthieu Schmidt, France
Educational Corner program,
please see details at page 29
14:00 - 15:00
Room 5
13:00 - 14:00
Room 6 Challenges in cannulation
Moderation: Robert Bartlett, United States;
My first steps with VA-ECMO Aparna Hoskote, United Kingdom
Moderation: Martin Balik, Czech Republic
VV-ECMO cannulation in neonates
When and for whom? Carl Davis, United Kingdom
Jan Bělohlávek, Czech Republic
Cannulation configurations across different
Which cannula? Which site? weight ranges
Felix Hennig, Germany Chris Harvey, United Kingdom
How to manage bleeding issues? Bedside echo for ECMO decision making
Thomas Staudinger, Austria Lars Mikael Broman, Sweden
13:00 - 14:00 15:00 - 15:30
Room 5 Coffee break
Back to basics: Physiology 15:30 - 16:30
Moderation: Joan Balcells, Spain; Educational Corner program,
Aparna Hoskote, United Kingdom please see details at page 29
ECMO physiology and oxygen delivery
Robert Bartlett, United States
15:30 - 16:30
Endothelial function on ECMO Room 6
Marco Ranucci, Italy
E-CPR – the basics
Managing transition from shock to Moderation: Jan Bělohlávek, Czech Republic
full flow ECMO
Susana Segura, Spain The ideal patient: Think twice to
get the indication right!
Kiran Shekar, Australia
14:00 - 15:00 The best organization: Refined logistics and
Educational Corner program, cannulation techniques
please see details at page 29 Simon Finney, United Kingdom
Brain death and organ donation on ECMO
Nicholas Barrett, United Kingdom
session color codes: please see page 9
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15:30 - 16:30
Room 5
Re-thinking coagulation and monitoring -
the devil is in the detail
Moderation: Nathalie Rintoul, United States;
Lakshmi Raman, United States
Anticoagulation: Age-related
physiological variation
Gail Annich, Canada
Laboratory versus point of care testing -
best practice?
Joan Balcells, Spain
New agents to prevent
thrombosis or bleeding
Uri Pollak, Israel
16:30 - 17:30
Educational Corner program,
please see details at page 29
16:30 - 17:30
Room 6
Promising monitoring tools on ECMO
Moderation: Matthieu Schmidt, France
TEG/ROTEG
Albert Ariza, Spain
Microcirculation
Dinis Reis Miranda, Netherlands
Thoracic imaging
Roberto Roncon-Albuquerque, Portugal
16:30 - 17:30
Room 5
Quality improvement on ECMO:
Doing it right!
Moderation: Susana Segura, Spain; Joanne Starr,
United States
Surveillance and treatment of
infection on ECMO
Pierre-Louis Leger, France
Nutrition on ECMO
Maura O’Callaghan, United Kingdom
Sedation on ECMO
Pavla Pokorna, Czech Republic
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08:30 - 09:30 08:30 - 12:30
Room 6 Room 4
VA ECMO – the basics of “Hands on” during mechanical
clinical management ventilation and ECMO (Not included in the
Moderation: Dinis Reis Miranda, Netherlands Pre-Congress registration)
Moderation: Matteo Di Nardo, Italy;
Bedside monitoring: Joan Balcells, Spain
The clinical key parameters in VA ECMO
Alessandro Sionis, Spain For workshop details please check the website
at www.euroelso-congress.com/euroelso-espnic-
Echocardiography in VA ECMO: initiative
Much more than a daily ritual
Dirk Donker, Netherlands
09:30 - 10:30
Anticoagulation for VA ECMO
Room 6
in cardiovascular disease:
complexity made simple Improving outcome on VV-ECMO
Jonathan Millar, Ireland Moderation: Nicholas Barrett, United Kingdom
Mobile inter-hospital transport
Lars Mikael Broman, Sweden
08:30 - 09:30
Room 5 Right ventricular failure management
Kenneth Palmer, Sweden
Cardiac ECMO
Moderation: Mirjana Cvetkovic, United Kingdom; Drugs pharmacokinetics on ECMO
Sylvia Belda, Spain Nicholas Barrett, United Kingdom
Myocarditis and ECMO
Jonathan Smith, United Kingdom 09:30 - 10:30
ECMO in single ventricle patients Room 5
Tim Jones, United Kingdom
Neurological complications on ECMO
Role of cardiac catheterization on ECMO Moderation: Chris Harvey, United Kingdom;
Aparna Hoskote, United Kingdom Uri Pollak, Israel
Incidence and risk factors
Francisco Abecasis, Portugal
08:30 - 09:30
Room 3 Neuromonitoring: Cerebral autoregulation
Lakshmi Raman, United States
VV-ECMO for beginners
Engaging family in follow-up:
(Translation to Spanish provided) Parental perceptions
Moderation: Sabine Valera, France Jo Wray, United Kingdom
Cannulation and site
Jordi Riera, Spain
09:30 - 10:30
Indications and results Room 3
Alain Vuylsteke, United Kingdom
VA-ECMO for beginners
Nursing monitoring and tips
(Translation to Spanish provided)
Chirine Mossadegh, France
Moderation: Jo-Anne Fowles, United Kingdom
Nursing monitoring and tips in children
The basic principles
Maura O’Callaghan, United Kingdom
Konstanty Szuldrzynski, Poland
Indications and timing
Alain Combes, France
Main complications
Alicia Pastor, Spain
session color codes: please see page 9
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10:30 - 11:00
Coffee break
11:00 - 12:00
Room 6
Acute respiratory failure in
specific populations
Moderation: Christian Karagiannidis, Germany
Which population for ECCO2R?
Christian Karagiannidis, Germany
ECMO for immunocompromised patients
Peter Schellongowski, Austria
ECMO in obese patients
Antonio Arcadipane, Italy
11:00 - 12:00
Room 5
How to approach complex referrals?
When to say no?
Moderation: Gail Annich, Canada;
Lars Mikael Broman, Sweden
Multi-morbidity syndromic patient
Nathalie Rintoul, United States
Post liver transplant, bone marrow transplant
Matteo Di Nardo, Italy
When to say no: Overwhelming sepsis
Thomas Brogan, United States
11:00 - 12:00
Room 3
Beyond two cannulas…
(Translation to Spanish provided)
Moderation: Chirine Mossadegh, France
RRT during ECMO: Practical aspects
Justyna Swol, Germany
Plasmapheresis on ECMO
Jo-Anne Fowles, United Kingdom
Infection prevention and diagnosis strategies
Sabine Valera, France
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From 12:15 17:15 - 18:15
Industry symposium and workshop, Auditorium
please see page 43 for further details
ECMO for refractory cardiac arrest
Moderation: Alain Vuylsteke, United Kingdom;
13:45 - 14:15 Thomas Brogan, United States
Auditorium The latest about in-hospital cardiac arrest
Opening Ceremony Yih-Sharng Chen, Taiwan
Welcome note by the President Pro/Con: The optimal site for E-CPR in
of the EuroELSO Alain Combes OHCA is… in the hospital
Welcome note by the President Jan Bělohlávek, Czech Republic
elect of the EuroELSO Pro/Con: The optimal site for E-CPR in
Welcome note by the Local OHCA is… on the scene
Organizing Committee Lionel Lamhaut, France
14:15 - 15:45 18:15 - 19:15
Auditorium Poster Exhibition
Moderated Poster Sessions
ECMO for ARDS
Moderation: Thomas Mueller, Germany; Marco
Ranieri, Italy
VV-ECMO in adults and pediatrics: OP-01
Year in review Adult Moderated Abstract Session Kiosk 1
Simon Finney, United Kingdom Moderation: Jan Bělohlávek, Czech Republic;
Brijesh Patel, United Kingdom
EOLIA: What do we learn with
bayesian analysis? ECMO accidental decannulation
Alain Combes, France Sara Escalona-Rodriguez, Spain
What should be the next trial(s)?
Veno-arterial extracorporeal membrane oxygenation
Daniel Brodie, United States
in post myocardial infarction ventricular septal
Integrating physiology and imaging rupture: A systematic review
at the bedside Federica Jiritano, Netherlands
Antonio Pesenti, Italy
Five-year outcomes in ECMO patients
My vision for ECMO in ARDS in 2050? Nathalie Van Aerde, Belgium
Giles Peek, United States
Undetectable arterial systemic air embolism during
VA ECMO, it could be a silent killer?
15:45 - 16:15 Immacolata Romeo, Italy
Coffee break in the exhibition area
Left ventricular unloading strategies during ECLS
and their association with mortality, a systematic
16:15 - 17:15 review and meta-analysis
Auditorium Christiaan Lucas Meuwese, Netherlands
ECMO for cardiogenic shock Regional cerebral oxygen saturation associates
Moderation: Albert Ariza, Spain; with outcome during veno-arterial extracorporeal
Roberto Lorusso, Netherlands membrane oxygenation
Ana Delgado, United Kingdom
VA-ECMO in adults and pediatrics:
Year in review The global perspective of an organ donation
Thomas Mueller, Germany program following Maastricht II uncontrolled
cardiocirculatory death: Fifteen month
How to choose the best device in experience from an ECMO referral centre
the context of AMI? Gustavo Nobre de Jesus, Portugal
Tony Gershlick, United Kingdom
Why do we need RCT in cardiogenic shock?
Alain Combes, France
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Incidence and outcome of patients developing HIT Predictors of mortality in patients with
during extracorporeal membrane oxygenation streptococcal infection requiring extra-corporeal
Matthias Lubnow, Germany membrane oxygenation support
Shraddha Goyal, United Kingdom
A single centre experience of a shock call system
to support multidisciplinary decision making in Initial device implant for patients
cardiogenic shock with INTERMACS profiles 1 and 2
Cidalia Eusebio, United Kingdom Natallia Piatrovich, Belarus
Awake patient, switch from ECMO to VAD circuit Advanced mechanical circulatory support
on continuous pump flow for post-cardiotomy cardiogenic shock:
Ignazio Condello, Italy A five years autcome analysis
Paola Sastre, Spain
VA-ECMO in patients undergoing cardiac surgery
with cardiac arrest followed by mechanical ECMO vs IABP in high risk percutaneous
resuscitation and subsequent eCPR coronary interventions
Dejan Radakovic, Germany Roman Kornelyuk, Russian Federation
OP-02 OP-03
Adult Moderated Abstract Session Kiosk 2 Adult Moderated Abstract Session Kiosk 3
Moderation: Simon Finney, United Kingdom; Moderation: Dirk Donker, Netherlands;
Alain Combes, France Santiago Montero, Spain
Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation Temporal trends of extracorporeal life support
for refractory anaphylactic shock: for postcardiotomy cardiogenic shock
A case series report Matteo Pozzi, France
Dai Quang Huynh, Vietnam
Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation
Hybrid ECMO is one of the strategies in pregnancy: Survival and predictors
for patients with inadequate perfusion of mortality
and high mortality Kollengode Ramanathan, Singapore
Kensuke Fujita, Japan
The clinical outcomes of VA ECMO for patients
Implementation of a 24/7 extracorporeal life with AMI complicated by cardiac arrest due to left
support service in a tertiary medical intensive care main coronary artery occlusion
unit in the German capital Sung Jun Kim, South Korea
Bettina Otte, Germany
Predictors of successful weaning from
Anti-factor Xa assay correlates positively with veno-arterial extracorporeal membrane
Heparin dose in adult venoarterial extracorporeal oxygenation support
membrane oxygenation Ju Yong Lim, South Korea
Yongnan Li, China
Neurological complications in adult ECMO
Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation and/or patients - the experience of an Australian ECMO
impella for cardiogenic shock: A systematic referral center
review and meta-analysis Jason Chapman, Australia
Yongnan Li, China
Meta-analysis to assess in-hospital and remote
outcomes after ECMO implantation for refractory
cardiogenic shock in heart transplantation centres
as compared to
non-transplant units
Mariusz Kowalewski, Poland
session color codes: please see page 9
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Limb ischemia and vascular complications Oxandrolone in patients on venovenous
following ECPR with routine distal perfusion extracorporeal membrane oxygenation:
catheter placement A case series
Gregory Bittle, United States Stacy Pelekhaty, United States
IVIG administration in ECMO patients No anticoagulation and no mechanical ventilation
with suspected toxin-mediated shock during VV ECMO complicated by refractory
Marijke Peetermans, United Kingdom pulmonary haemorrhage
Bryan Reidy, Ireland
Clinical experience of biventricular
assist devices as a bridge to heart Veno-venous extracorporeal membrane
transplantation in adult oxygenation for severe acute respiratory
Vitalii Volkov, Russian Federation distress syndrome in east China:
A retrospective cohort study
Donnor in controlled asistolia (Mastrich III): Songqiao Liu, China
Results of mobile multidisciplinary team
Maria Castilla, Spain Intrahospital transport of adults on extracorporeal
membrane oxygenation: A Chinese regional
The challenges in brain death evaluations referral center experience
in patients supported on ECMO: A plea for Songqiao Liu, China
expert consensus
Michael Firstenberg, United States Extracorporeal cardiopulmonary rescusitation
for in-hospital and out-of-hospital cardiac arrest,
Poznan Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest (POHCA) 12-year data
study - the first Polish ECPR pilot trial protocol Mathias Allegaert, Belgium
Mateusz Puslecki, Poland
OP-05
OP-04 Adult Moderated Abstract Session Kiosk 5
Adult Moderated Abstract Session Kiosk 4 Moderation: Jordi Riera, Spain; Matthieu Schmidt,
Moderation: Peter Schellongowski, Austria; France
Alain Vuylsteke, United Kingdom
Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation without
Risk factors for iliopsoas hematoma in VV-ECMO systemic anticoagulation: Limited case-series in
patients: A single center study in Japan challenging conditions
Hayato Taniguchi, Japan Dario Fina, Netherlands
Complications during extracorporeal life support Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation
in trauma patients without systemic anticoagulation: What
Justyna Swol, Germany we can learn from literature
Dario Fina, Netherlands
Awake veno-venous extracorporeal membrane
oxygenation: Does it improve survival? VV ECMO in complicated Malaria 3 cases report
Ilkun Park, South Korea Camilo Pizarro, Colombia
Correlations of BNP levels with fluid balance Colonization with multidrug-resistant
and hemodynamic parameters in patients Gram-negative bacteria during extracorporeal
with VV-ECMO membrane oxygenation: Impact on patients
Sunghoon Park, South Korea outcome
Stefano De Falco, Italy
Sedation with alfentanil vs. fentanyl in patients
receiving extracorporeal membrane oxygenation Comparison of complications in tracheostomy
(ECMO): Outcomes from a single centre in patients with acute respiratory failure during
retrospective study and after venovenous extracorporeal membrane
Mike Barker, United Kingdom oxygenation support: A 10-year observational
analysis
Antithrombin supplementation in an integrated
Christoph Fisser, Germany
protocol for anticoagulation management during
VV ECMO: Impact on outcomes
Gennaro Martucci, Italy
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Comparison of complications in percutaneous The clinical experience of emergency medical
and surgical tracheostomy in patients with team-initiated inter-hospital transportation on
acute respiratory failure on veno-venous extracorporeal membrane oxygenation
extracorporeal membrane oxygenation: Xufeng Chen, China
A 10-year observational analysis
Christoph Fisser, Germany 12 years of inter-facility ECMO transport:
Predictors for in-hospital mortality
Application of veno-venous ECMO in postpartum Susan Leutloff, Germany
hemorrhage complicated by transfusion-related
acute lung injury Outline and engineering of a novel simulation
Rungsun Bhurayanontachai, Thailand phantom providing integration of advanced life
support and extracorporeal cardiopulmonary
Enteral nutrition in ECMO: Pilot study resuscitation-training scenarios for
Edward Jose Casanova-Gongora, Spain multiprofessional and interdisciplinary teams
Domagoj Damjanovic, Germany
Initial experience using a new single-site
dual-lumen bicaval cannula for venovenous The importance of simulation events for
extracorporeal membrane oxygenation developing emergency protocols
Yuliya Tipograf, United States John O’Neill, United Kingdom
Eligibility of patients with in-hospital cardiac Addressing the complexities of cross
arrest for extracorporeal cardiopulmonary team sharing of information
resuscitation (ECPR) in a tertiary center Melanie Dineen, United Kingdom
Eduard Argudo, Spain
ECMO transport in Perú: Initial experience
Evaluation of liver function and their Belinda Gonzalez, Peru
potential for transplantation in patients
with cardiocirculatory arrest Our way to centre of excellence
Gustavo Nobre de Jesus, Portugal Mascha van Gijlswijk, Netherlands
Structuring an educational model for
extracorporeal membrane oxygenation
OP-06 Monika Tukacs, United States
Adult Moderated Abstract Session Kiosk 6
Moderation: Nicholas Barrett, United Kingdom;
Justyna Swol, Germany
OP-07
Setting up an ELSO-based ECMO team in Pediatric Moderated Abstract Session Kiosk 7
an adult ICU of a tertiary hospital Moderation: Malaika Mendonca, Switzerland;
David Tellez, Spain Nathalie Rintoul, United States
Implementation of a simulation-based Times are changing: More than 30 years of
ECMO/ECLS education program in an neonatal ECMO (Extra Corporeal Membrane
experienced center – how we do it in Zurich Oxygenation) in Mannheim: What did change?
Maximilian Halbe, Switzerland Steffen Hien, Germany
Simplified ex vivo extracorporeal Neurophysiological prognostication in venoarterial
life support (ECLS) simulator extracorporeal membrane oxygenation
Justyna Swol, Germany Will McDevitt, United Kingdom
Six month roadmap for ECMO/Acute respiratory Neonatal hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy as
failure program deployment comorbidity in neonatal respiratory disease:
Dianne McCallister, United States ELSO database analysis
Hitesh Sandhu, United States
Air transport in ECMO, program
ECMO VAD experience Information needs of families of pediatric patients
Camilo Pizarro, Colombia on extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO)
Alejandro Bosch Alcaraz, Spain
In situ simulation training improves
ECPR survival Cranial USS screening in paediatric
Sean Scott, Australia ECMO - is there a need?
Eleanor Marshall, United Kingdom
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The use of ECMO in children undergoing cardio- High fidelity simulation in neonatal and
pulmonary resuscitation – when should we say no paediatric ECMO: A safe and effective
Nicolae Cristian Bulescu, France way to learn and train our team
Mar Reyne Vergeli, Spain
ECMO in infants with refractory hypoxemia due to
acute respiratory distress syndrome controversial Reducing pressure sores by implementing a
decision: Initial experience in INCA clinic - Peru pressure sore prevention package in a paediatric
Belinda Gonzales, Peru ECMO centre
Jenny Budd, United Kingdom
Development of validated checklists to evaluate
clinical specialists in pediatric Blood culture surveillance for paediatric ECMO
ECMO emergencies using Delphi method patients : Do we need to do daily blood cultures
Kamal Abulebda, United States from circuit ? PICU at Alder Hey children’s
hospital, Liverpool, UK
Outcomes of pediatric patients with acute Shirley Nolan, United Kingdom
respiratory failure supported with prolonged
ECMO: An ELSO registry review Increased soluble ST2 concentration in neonates
Oshri Zaulan, Canada with congenital diaphragmatic hernia and
pulmonary hypertension receiving ECMO support
Barriers to neonatal veno-venous ECMO: Lukas Schroeder, Germany
A national survey
Elizabeth Boot, United Kingdom Postcardiotomy veno - arterial extracorporeal
membrane oxygenation in children: A single
The impact of venous arterial extracorporeal centre experience over 25 years
membrane oxygenation on lung condition in Martina Sperkova, Czech Republic
neonatal and pediatric patients
Olga Maltseva, Russian Federation
OP-09
Perfusionist Moderated Abstract Session
OP-08
Kiosk 9
Pediatric Moderated Abstract Session Kiosk 8 Moderation: Antonella Degani, Italy;
Moderation: Mark Davidson, United Kingdom;
Leen Vercaemst, Belgium
Peter Roeleveld, Netherlands; Susana Segura, Spain
Comparative study on inlet pressure of
Intensive care of the neonatal patients with
centrifugal pumps for ECMO devices
congenital diaphragmatic hernia
Kenichi Suzuki, Japan
Ivan Afukov, Russian Federation
Clinical effect of mechanical circulatory support
Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation in
devices in neonates with congenital heart disease
newborns with omphalocele and pulmonary
after cardiac surgery
hypoplasia
Xindi Yu, China
Serafim Ovchinnikov, Russian Federation
Reducing time to extra corporeal membrane
Intraoperative extracorporeal membrane
oxygenation during cardiopulmonary resuscitation
oxygenation in children with tracheal stenosis
Sunimol Joseph, Ireland
Artem Kulaev, Russian Federation
CardioHelp ECMO system alarms:
Designing a paediatric extracorporeal life
Friend or foe
support transport service
Michael Firstenberg, United States
Sue Burlton, United Kingdom
Sterility and oxygenator function of long-term
Accidental azygous cannulation for ECMO
preprimed ECMO-circuit - a pilot study
support in right diaphragmatic hernia
Mia Persson, Sweden
Cristina Carrasco Carrasco, Spain
Extracorporeal membrane oxygenator therapy
Prevention of pressure injuries due to cannulae
without anticoagulation: Transillumination as an
in pediatric patient on extracorporeal membrane
early method in detection of clots in the system
oxygenation (ECMO)
David Tellez, Spain
Alejandro Bosch Alcaraz, Spain
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Safe in-hospital transport of the Emergent central venoarterial ECMO
ECMO patient insertion in the intensive care unit.
Beatriz Lozano González, Spain The nurses perspective
Elena Querol Vallés, Spain
The influence of two different precharging
methods on the preflush time and one-time New register in nursing planning care:
success rate of ECMO pipeline The extracorporeal membrane oxygenation
Yongxia Gao, China vascular device
Cecilia Cuzco, Spain
Predictors of complications related to venoarterial
extracorporeal membrane oxygenation in adults: The strategic roles of nursing during ECPR: Pearls
A retrospective cohort study of wisdom from the early phases of operation of a
Gislaine Rodrigues Nakasato, Brazil multidisciplinary “Code ECMO” team
Patricia Alfaro, Canada
Review of a clinical case: Patient with
massive Pulmonary Thromboembolism (PTE), The move from an open care environment to a
Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension (PAH) and single patient room - ECMO nurses perception
cardiogenic shock (CS) Gunilla Frisén, Sweden
Almudena Mateos Dávila, Spain
Nursing care of VA ECMO patients
ECMO specialist role in an with central cannulation
‘Out-of-Protocol’ scenario David Tellez, Spain
Ana Santos, United Kingdom
Emergent venoarterial ECMO insertion outside the
ECMO therapy in Spain intensive care unit (ICU). The ICU nurse’s role
Carlos Camacho, Spain Anna Farrús, Spain
A five-year observational data analysis of Nurse-led proning is safe in VV ECMO patients
sedation and analgesic requirements for Andrew Claxton, United Kingdom
neonatal and paediatric patients supported
on ECMO for respiratory failure >7days ELSO Red Book Education
Lynn Pereira, United Kingdom Monika Cardona, United States
Standardizing the delivery of ECMO
across a large, academic medical center
From 19:15
Monika Cardona, United States
Networking reception in the exhibition area,
all congress delegates are invited to join.
OP-10
Nurse Moderated Abstract Session Kiosk 10
Moderation: Jo-Anne Fowles, United Kingdom;
Chirine Mossadegh, France
Nursing monitoring: EndTidal CO2 to monitor
cardiac output in VA ECMO and intra aortic
baloon pump support
Riccardo Cusmà Piccione, Italy
Nursing dressing to reduce microcirculation’s
hypoperfusion in peripheral VA ECMO: What is
changed from Prague?
Riccardo Cusmà Piccione, Italy
ICU nurses and ECPR
Sean Scott, Australia
Nurse-led regular repositioning for
stable ECMO patients
Ester Franco Sanda, United Kingdom
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08:00 - 08:45 08:00 - 11:45
Room 5 Room 2
Call for pediatrics cases Hemodynamics workshop with Harvi
Moderation: Gail Annich, Canada; Chris Harvey, Moderation: Marc Dickstein, United States
United Kingdom; Aparna Hoskote, United Kingdom Use of own laptop is recommended.
Extracorporeal cardiopulmonary resuscitation
case study following cardiac strangulation
Deirdre O’Hara, Ireland 09:00 - 10:30
Extracorporeal life support: ECMO VV with Auditorium
flow under successful use of Cardiohelp® in
an 8-month-old patient
Cardiogenic shock after acute
Belinda Gonzales, Peru myocardial infarction
Moderation: Alessandro Sionis, Spain;
Novel management of aortic incompetence Federico Pappalardo, Italy
during Left Ventricular Assistance Device
(LVAD) as a bridge to transplantation Optimal treatment before
Javier Alvarez Gavela, United Kingdom considering mechanical support
Federico Pappalardo, Italy
Elective use of ECMO for pheochromocytoma
removal surgery Which assistance:
Maria Maria Mendes, Portugal Right time, right way, right patient
Role of Extra-Corporeal Life Support (ECLS) Kiran Shekar, Australia
in thrombotic obstruction of prosthetic mitral
Bridge to candidacy:
valve: A case report
Optimize on VA-ECMO or temporary VAD?
Naga Kishore Puppala, United Kingdom
Jan Belohlavek, Czech Republic
Case report of a good outcome with early
surgery and VA-ECMO support for endocarditis LV overload on ECMO: What are the options?
Vanessa Stanley, United Kingdom Nicolas Bréchot, France
A tragic case with a public health message Succesful weaning from VA-ECMO:
Shirley Nolan, United Kingdom How to make sure to get off?
Dirk Donker, Netherlands
08:00 - 08:45
Industry Sponsored Breakfast Symposium, 09:00 - 10:30
please see page 43 for further details Room 6 / 8
Mechanical ventilation on ECMO
08:00 - 08:45 Moderation: Nicholas Barrett, United Kingdom;
Room 4 Christian Karagiannidis, Germany
The role of the perfusionist in ICU Why reducing mechanical
Moderation: Antonella Degani, Italy; ventilation intensity?
Alicia Pastor, Spain Alain Combes, France
Hybrid ECMO Modes: What’s for?
Luis Pinto, Portugal What are the current practices?
Daniel Brodie, United States
Pro: We need perfusionist in the ICU
Leen Vercaemst, Belgium The good and the bad of the PEEP
Fernando Suárez-Sipmann, Spain
Con: We need perfusionist in the ICU
Lars Mikael Broman, Sweden What is S-ILI?
Antonio Pesenti, Italy
Proning on ECMO
Matthieu Schmidt, France
session color codes: please see page 9
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09:00 - 10:30 09:00 - 10:30
Room 5 Room 4
State of the art: ECMO: ECMO 3.0
Where are we now? Moderation: Luis Pinto, Portugal;
Moderation: Joan Balcells, Spain; Leen Vercaemst, Belgium
Robert Bartlett, United States;
Development of new membranes and pumps
Carl Davis, United Kingdom
Antonella Degani, Italy
Neonatal ECMO in current era:
The role of the perfusionist during organ donation
Patient selection and outcomes
Karlien Degezelle, Belgium
Nathalie Rintoul, United States
The key role of simulation to improve safety
Congenital diaphragmatic hernia:
Maite Mata, Spain
The Mannheim Success Story
Tomas Schaible, Germany Role of echocardiography in routine
ECMO monitoring
Cardiac ECMO:
Martin Balik, Czech Republic
How can we improve outcomes?
Katherine Brown, United Kingdom Key notions of drugs pharmacokinetics on ECMO
Velia Antonini, Italy
Advances in cannulation techniques -
percutaneous cannulation
Bjorn Frenckner, Sweden
09:00 - 10:00
ECMO to VAD journey - Berlin heart life story Educational Corner program,
Brigitte Stiller, Germany please see details at page 29
09:00 - 10:30 10:30 - 11:00
Room 3 Coffee break in the exhibition area
When ECMO is not enough
(Translation to Spanish provided)
Moderation: Ann Alexanderson, Sweden; 11:00 - 11:45
Kathleen Daly, United Kingdom Auditorium
ECCO2R indications Ethic in ECMO
Chirine Mossadegh, France Moderation: Daniel Brodie, United States;
Aparna Hoskote, United Kingdom
Proning on VV-ECMO
Sabine Valera, France Pro: ECMO withdrawing is preferable
to ECMO withholding
Role of intra aortic baloon pump Nicholas Barrett, United Kingdom
Alicia Pastor, Spain
Con: ECMO withdrawing is preferable
Switch to LVAD to ECMO withholding
Jo-Anne Fowles, United Kingdom Alain Vuylsteke, United Kingdom
The impella family No recovery, no hope of transplant:
Raphaele Morfin, France Pediatric view on therapy limitation
Peter Roeleveld, Netherlands
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11:00 - 11:45 11:00 - 11:45
Room 6 / 8 Room 4
VA-ECMO – after cardiac surgery Physics of the ECMO
Moderation: Xiangdong Guan, China; Elena Moderation: Velia Antonini, Italy; Maite Mata, Spain
Sandoval, Spain
Determinants of oxygenation
Post-cardiotomy pump failure: and decarboxylation
Epidemiology and outcomes Thomas Staudinger, Austria
Roberto Lorusso, Netherlands
How do I choose my cannula?
Post-cardiotomy VA-ECMO: Leen Vercaemst, Belgium
Surgical techniques and considerations
Felix Hennig, Germany Can we finally abandon roller pumps?
Emmanuel Devolder, Belgium
ECMO for graft dysfunction after heart transplant
Alessandro Sionis, Spain
11:00 - 12:00
Educational Corner program,
11:00 - 11:45 please see details at page 29
Room 5
12:00 - 13:30
ECMO for myocardial failure Industry symposia,
Moderation: Gail Annich, Canada; Mark Davidson, please see page 43 for further details
United Kingdom; Matteo Di Nardo, Italy
12:00 - 13:00
The role of ECMO in heart failure Meet the poster authors
Jonathan Smith, United Kingdom
13:15 - 14:15
Pro: Open chest cannulation Educational Corner program,
for overwhelming sepsis please see details at page 29
Joanne Starr, United States
Con: Open chest cannulation
for overwhelming sepsis 13:45 - 14:30
Tim Jones, United Kingdom Auditorium
VV-ECMO: Future challenges
Moderation: Thomas Bein, Germany;
11:00 - 11:45 Bjorn Frenckner, Sweden
Room 3
ECMO VV without mechanical
ECMO complications: Interactive session ventilation for ARDS?
(Translation to Spanish provided) Roberto Roncon-Albuquerque, Portugal
Moderation: Santiago Montero, Spain;
Mark Ogino, United States Early physical rehabilitation for all?
Alain Vuylsteke, United Kingdom
Anticoagulation management
Kathleen Daly, United Kingdom Good long-term outcome?
Steffen Weber-Carstens, Germany
Limb ischemia
Jacqueline Janssen, Netherlands
Flow variations
Rocio Agliati, Chile
session color codes: please see page 9
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13:45 - 14:30 13:45 - 14:30
Room 6 / 8 Room 4
Adjuvant cardiac mechanical support Latest from the lab…
Moderation: Santiago Montero, Spain; Moderation: Jonathan Millar, Ireland;
Christian Karagiannidis, Germany John Fraser, Australia
IABP – when to consider? Year in review in experimental ECMO
Xiaotong Hou, China John Fraser, Australia
Right ventricule mechanical support How to design the optimal ECMO pump?
Christian Karagiannidis, Germany Sascha Gross-Hardt, Germany
Impella – when to consider? Very low resistance oxygenators and beyond
Guillaume Lebreton, France Jutta Arens, Germany
13:45 - 14:30 14:30 - 15:30
Room 5 Educational Corner program,
please see details at page 29
Pediatric respiratory ECMO
Moderation: Pierre-Louis Leger, France;
Tomas Schaible, Germany; Susana Segura, Spain 14:45 - 15:30
Auditorium
Long term pediatric ECMO runs
Gail Annich, Canada Improving outcome on VA-ECMO
Moderation: Martin Balik, Czech Republic;
Spontaneous breathing during ECMO: Pro & Con
Nicolas Bréchot, France
Matteo Di Nardo, Italy
Percutaneous VA for everyone
Physical therapy and rehabilitation to aid recovery Guillaume Lebreton, France
Emma Shkurka, United Kingdom
How to deal with Harlequin syndrome?
Lars Mikael Broman, Sweden
13:45 - 14:30 Mechanical ventilation during VA-ECMO:
Room 3 Should we be concerned?
Santiago Montero, Spain
We need nurses ECMO specialist
a pro/con nurse session
(Translation to Spanish provided) 14:45 - 15:30
Moderation: Kathleen Daly, United Kingdom; Room 6 / 8
Alicia Pastor, Spain
Neurological complications on ECMO
Pro: We need ECMO nurses Moderation: Robert Bartlett, United States; Antonio
Jo-Anne Fowles, United Kingdom Pesenti, Italy
Con: We need ECMO nurses Incidence and major determinants
Chirine Mossadegh, France Roberto Lorusso, Netherlands
Panel discussion Pro: Desaturation on VV-ECMO does
not matter
Kenneth Palmer, Sweden
Con: Desaturation on VV-ECMO does
not matter
Antonio Arcadipane, Italy
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14:45 - 15:30 15:30 - 16:00
Room 5 Coffee break in the exhibition area
Multidisciplinary education on ECMO
Moderation: Chris Harvey, United Kingdom;
Lakshmi Raman, United States; 16:00 - 16:45
Nathalie Rintoul, United States Auditorium
Multidisciplinary simulation training – ECMO – challenging indications
does it improve outcomes? Moderation: Alain Combes, France;
Mark Ogino, United States Simon Finney, United Kingdom
Education and simulation for mobile ECMO High risk pulmonary embolism
Ibrahim M. Fawzy, Qatar Luigi Camporota, United Kingdom
The role of the wet lab Lung transplant
Mirjana Cvetkovic, United Kingdom Jordi Riera, Spain
ELSO guidelines: Working towards Severe septic shock
minimum standards globally? Nicolas Bréchot, France
Lakshmi Raman, United States
16:00 - 16:45
14:45 - 15:30 Room 6 / 8
Room 3
VA-ECMO drawback
Ethic in ECMO Moderation: Thomas Mueller, Germany;
(Translation to Spanish provided) Matthieu Schmidt, France
Moderation: Joan Balcells, Spain;
Maura O’Callaghan, United Kingdom Cerebral function monitoring on ECMO
Konstantin A. Popugaev, Russian Federation
When and how to stop ECMO?
Steffen Weber-Carstens, Germany Anterograde perfusion canula: Risks and benefits
Sandeep Dewan, India
End of life and awake patients
Ann Alexanderson, Sweden Critical care in China: ECMO perspective,
current and future
Mitigating ECMO expectations Xiangdong Guan, China
with ethicists at bedside
Matteo Di Nardo, Italy
16:00 - 16:45
Room 5
14:45 - 15:30
Room 4 ECMO organization and care delivery
Moderation: Aparna Hoskote, United Kingdom;
How to reduce ECMO-induced Maura O’Callaghan, United Kingdom;
inflammation? Mark Ogino, United States
Moderation: Lisa Prahl Wittberg, Sweden;
Brijesh Patel, United Kingdom Pro: ECMO care should be centralized
Mark Davidson, United Kingdom
Pathophysiology of inflammatory
response to ECMO Con: ECMO care should be centralized
John Fraser, Australia Pierre-Louis Leger, France
What went wrong with mesenchymal Looking after the family of patients on ECMO
stem cells in ECMO? Jo Wray, United Kingdom
Jonathan Millar, Ireland
Biohybrid oxygenators: Technical advances
Stefan Jockenhövel, Germany
session color codes: please see page 9
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16:00 - 16:45 17:00 - 17:45
Room 3 Room 6 / 8
Bedside care Coagulation on ECMO
(Translation to Spanish provided) Moderation: Gennaro Martucci, Italy; Matthieu
Moderation: Ann Alexanderson, Sweden; Schmidt, France
Justyna Swol, Germany What are the anticoagulation targets for
VA-ECMO management low-flow and high-flow ECMO?
Alicia Pastor, Spain Dirk Donker, Netherlands
Nurse role during E-CPR Platelets function
Rocio Agliati, Chile Marco Ranucci, Italy
Rehabiliation/mobilisation on ECMO ECMO in trauma: Still controversial?
Kathleen Daly, United Kingdom Justyna Swol, Germany
16:00 - 16:45 17:00 - 17:45
Room 4 Room 5
From computation of flow Mobile ECMO
dynamics to the animal lab Moderation: Lars Mikael Broman, Sweden;
Moderation: Jan Bělohlávek, Czech Republic; Uri Pollak, Israel; Karlien Degezelle, Belgium
John Fraser, Australia Developing a mobile ECMO team
Drawbacks and Opportunities of computational Chris Harvey, United Kingdom
fluid dynamics to design new systems Minimizing risk in intra-hospital tranpsort
Jutta Arens, Germany Susana Segura, Spain
Optical flow visualization Air ECMO transport
Lisa Prahl Wittberg, Sweden Mark Davidson, United Kingdom
Opportunities and limitations of
animal ECMO models
Kiran Shekar, Australia 17:00 - 17:45
Room 3
Staffing models
16:00 - 17:00
(Translation to Spanish provided)
Educational Corner program,
Moderation: Jo-Anne Fowles, United Kingdom;
please see details at page 29
Chirine Mossadegh, France
Who do what in a mobile team?
17:00 - 17:45 Ann Alexanderson, Sweden
Auditorium
Round table
ECMO for hematological patients Ann Alexanderson, Sweden;
Moderation: Kenneth Palmer, Sweden; Mark Ogino, United States;
Thomas Staudinger, Austria Sabine Valera, France;
Leen Vercaemst, Belgium
Case(s) presentation(s)
Martin Balik, Czech Republic
Pro: Should we propose ECMO 17:00 - 17:45
for hematological patients? Room 4
Peter Schellongowski, Austria
VA-ECMO and LV distension:
Con: Should we propose ECMO Understanding the underlying
for hematological patients? physiology with computer simulation
Thomas Mueller, Germany Moderation: Marc Dickstein, United States
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08:00 - 09:30 08:45 - 10:15
Room 5 Room 6 / 8
Complications on ECMO - let’s focus on What it takes on top of technical skills -
anticipation and prevention ethical decision making!
Moderation: Joan Balcells, Spain; Lakshmi Raman, Moderation: Chirine Mossadegh, France; Steffen
United States; Malaika Mendonca, Switzerland Weber-Carstens, Germany
Neuromonitoring, neuroprotection and Spiritual and palliative care providers
neurodevelopmental follow-up Daniel Brodie, United States
Aparna Hoskote, United Kingdom
Ethical practices variations?
ECMO after CPR: Multi-organ failure Matthieu Schmidt, France
Sylvia Belda, Spain
Moral distress in ECMO caregivers
Walking the tight rope: Sabine Valera, France
Preventing bleeding and thrombosis
Uri Pollak, Israel Clinicial ethics consultation
Steffen Weber-Carstens, Germany
Mechanical complications:
Prevention, detection and management We need institutional frameworks
Francisco Abecasis, Portugal for ethical decision-making!
Thomas Bein, Germany
Acute kidney injury
Peter Roeleveld, Netherlands
09:00 - 10:00
Educational Corner program,
08:00 - 08:45 please see details at page 29
Industry Sponsored Breakfast Symposium,
please see page 43 for further details
09:30 - 10:15
Room 5
08:45 - 10:15
Auditorium Cardiac ECMO
Moderation: Aparna Hoskote, United Kingdom;
ECCO2R in 2019 Sylvia Belda, Spain;
Moderation: Dany McCaulay, Ireland; Christian Peter Roeleveld, Netherlands
Karagiannidis, Germany
ECMO in pre and post cardiac surgery
Determinants of CO2 removal efficacy Tim Jones, United Kingdom
Christian Karagiannidis, Germany
ECLS in right heart failure
Electrodialysis applied to ECCO2R Tomas Schaible, Germany
Antonio Pesenti, Italy
New circulatory support devices
Limitation of the current pump technology Brigitte Stiller, Germany
Sascha Gross-Hardt, Germany
Rational for using ECCO2R in ARDS
Dany Mc Caulay, Ireland 10:00 - 10:30
Coffee break in the exhibition area
Rational for using ECCO2R in COPD
Marco Ranieri, Italy
session color codes: please see page 9
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10:30 - 11:15 10:30 - 11:15
Auditorium Room 5
Anticoagulation on ECMO The top ranked PED abstract selection
Moderation: John Fraser, Australia; Max Moderation: Gail Annich, Canada;
Malfertheiner, Germany Joan Balcells, Spain; Dick Tibboel, Netherlands
Point of care coagulation testing Neurologic events and neuro imaging in neonates
Marco Ranucci, Italy supported with extracorporeal membrane
Heparin induced thrombocytopenia on ECMO oxygenation (ECMO) at the Great Ormond Street
Brijesh Patel, United Kingdom Hospital (UK), does MRI help?
Antonio Perez, United Kingdom
Alternative anticoagulation regimes
Gennaro Martucci, Italy A call for a standardized multi-disciplinary
follow up framework for pediatric extracorporeal
life support(ECLS) survivors: Longitudinal
follow upto 17 years
10:30 - 11:15
Philip Knight, Canada
Room 6 / 8
International survey of neuromonitoring and
The top ranked adults abstract selection
neurodevelopmental outcome in patients
Moderation: Nicholas Barrett, United Kingdom;
supported on ECMO
Alain Combes, France
Mirjana Cvetkovic, United Kingdom
eCPR with international transport, bridged
to salvage lung transplant in a young woman Endogenous heparin-like activity in children
with decompensated right ventricular failure on extracorporeal circulatory support devices
from severe pulmonary arterial hypertension anticoagulated with bivalirudin
attributable to congenital heart disease Jun Teruya, United States
Kali Romano, Canada Impact of implementation of an ECMO
Effect of tracheostomy on sedation, anticoagulation standardized clinical assessment
ventilation and ECMO adjustments in and management plan on blood product
patients with acute respiratory failure on use, bleeding, and clotting events in children
veno-venous extracorporeal membrane supported with VA ECMO
oxygenation: A 10-year observational analysis Peta Alexander, United States
Christoph Fisser, Germany
Utilizing deep learning neural networks to predict
What is optimal nutrition delivery for patients on neurological injury in pediatric extracorporeal
VV ECMO? membrane oxygenation (ECMO) patients
Stacy Pelekhaty, United States Neel Shah, United States
NSE progression in eCPR patients –
a relevant consideration for prognosis
Daniele Camboni, Germany 10:30 - 11:30
Educational Corner program,
Decannulation after VA ECMO with a new please see details at page 29
vascular closure device
Lukasz Kmiec, Germany
The hemodynamic impact of different
left ventricular unloading strategies
during VA-ECLS, a systematic literature
study and meta-analysis
Christiaan Lucas Meuwese, Netherlands
LV venting techniques on top of veno-arterial
ECMO in porcine cardiogenic shock model
Paolo Meani, Netherlands (winner EURO ELSO
Research Grant 2017)
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