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Programme Book 05 – 08 June 2019 Programme Book 05 – 08 June 2019 Glasgow · Scotland Scottish Event Campus (SEC) www.espghancongress.org @ESPGHAN Society · #ESPGHAN19 ESPGHAN Annual Meeting Table of Contents ESPGHAN Annual Meeting Saturday, 08 June 2019 Make it YOUR meeting! 2 Programme Overview 64 Venue Map Scottish Event Campus (SEC) 4 Chronological Programme 66 Make it YOUR meeting! Welcome Letter 6 Congress APP – Q&A – Voting – Session Recording List of Invited Speakers, ESPGHAN Society Chairpersons and Tutors 72 Congress APP Congress Talks & Speakers ESPGHAN Council & Committees 8 Poster Exhibition • Venue information • Session recordings, eposters, Society Meetings 9 • Scientific programme speaker CV’s and abstracts ESPGHAN Annual General Meeting 10 Abstract Submission & Reviewing 76 • Abstracts • Annual Meetings 2016 – 2019 For Members Only 12 ePoster Presentations 78 • ePosters • Access through ESPGHAN Society & Membership 14 Posters selected for Poster Walk 88 • Faculty www.espghancongress.org Posters 96 • Sponsors and exhibitors • Create your own personal login Young ESPGHAN 16 • General information Awards & Grants 18 Abstract Reviewers 138 • Interactive modules: Q&A, voting, Session Recording networking • Available for all invited sessions* Scientific Programme Industry & General Information • Slides and audio available Education Partner Programme 144 Q&A Wednesday, 05 June 2019 • Online 2 hours after the end Congress Sponsors 146 • Join the discussions via the of the session Programme Overview 20 Endoscopy Learning Zone 148 Congress APP • Access via Congress Talks & Speakers Chronological Programme 22 • Submit your questions during Satellite Symposia 154 Young ESPGHAN Session 33 the session *Kindly note that the publication is based on Sponsors & Exhibitors List 164 • Chairs will choose interesting agreement of the speakers. Abstract sessions will not be recorded. Exhibition Plan 166 questions during discussion time Thursday, 06 June 2019 Exhibitor Directory Listing 169 Programme Overview 34 Voting Disclosure of Sponsorships 206 Chronological Programme 36 • Voting via the Congress APP • Participate in interactive sessions General Information 207 Friday, 07 June 2019 • Choose the session, start the voting Glasgow Map · Public Transport 214 feature and share your vote Programme Overview 46 Chronological Programme 48 2 ESPGHAN 52nd Annual Meeting Date of printing: 2 May 2019 – subject to change – www.espghancongress.org 3 Exhibition Centre Station M8 TO CITY CENTRE REGISTRATION AREA Venue Map 1 Registration · Press · Scottish Event Campus (SEC) Cloakroom · Congress Bags 2 Speakers Ready Room STOBCROSS ROAD EXHIBITON AREA 3 Industry Exhibiton 4 ELZ Ground 7 6 5 4 5 Members Lounge Level 6 ESPGHAN Booth 7 ePoster Area 9 Walkway to station 8 Poster Area 9 Internet Corner 8 Hall 4 3 Hall 5 MEETING ROOMS Hall 3 1 10 Alsh I + II / Overflow 11 Etive / Silence Room 2 12 Fyne / Nursing Room 13 Boisdale I 14 Carron I + II Concourse 15 Dochart I + II Main Entrance 16 ESPGHAN Meeting Room 1 10 17 ESPGHAN Meeting Room 2 Hall 2 11 SESSION HALLS Hall 1 Lomond Clyde Hall Hall 12 Lomond Hall 17 Concourse Hall 1 – 3 16 Mezzanine 13 14 Upper Clyde Hall Upper Level Level 15 to Clyde Hall Crowne Plaza Hotel Walkway to City Centre 4 ESPGHAN 52nd Annual Meeting River Clyde River Clyde www.espghancongress.org 5 Welcome Letter ESPGHAN Annual Meeting Dear Colleagues and Friends, On behalf of ESPGHAN we are delighted to welcome you to the ESPGHAN 52nd Annual Meeting taking place in Glasgow, Scotland from 05 – 08 June 2019. Each year the ESPGHAN Annual Meeting attracts key opinion leaders in the fields of Paediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition from around the world to share knowledge and insights on the latest developments, findings and trends. With an attendance of over 4.600 from 100 countries in 2018, it is ESPGHAN Society the largest conference of its kind in the world. This year over 1.000 abstracts were accepted. The authors will present their latest research results and the meeting will allow for an abundance of opportunities to meet colleagues in your related fields from across the globe. The scientific programme will once again include a wide range of sessions, symposia, a clinical track, postgraduate courses as well as the ever-popular hands-on Endoscopy Learning Zone as well as for the first time at ESPGHAN a live endoscopy session. Scotland as well as Glasgow, is a popular destination for education and culture alike attracting tourists and businesspersons. Rich in history and tradition a friendly welcome is guaranteed wherever you go with some of the world’s oldest universities, with research including medical and life sciences. The city and country therefore is an ideal setting for ESPGHAN’s journey and provides an inspiring atmosphere for the ESPGHAN 52nd Annual Meeting. We thank you very much for your participation and wish you a rewarding and enjoyable experience! Prof. Raanan Shamir Prof. Richard Russell ESPGHAN President Chair Local Organizing Committee 6 ESPGHAN 52nd Annual Meeting www.espghancongress.org 7 ESPGHAN Council & Committees Society Meetings ESPGHAN Annual Meeting ESPGHAN Council Wednesday, 05 June 2019 President Raanan Shamir, Israel Time Meeting Room Access 08:00 – 09:00 ESPGHAN Research Committee ESPGHAN Invite Only President Elect Sanja Kolaček, Croatia Meeting Meeting Room 1 General Secretary Jorge Amil Dias, Portugal Treasurer Annamaria Staiano, Italy Thursday, 06 June 2019 Education Secretary Iva Hojsak, Croatia Time Meeting Room Access Internat. Affairs Representative Almuthe Christina Hauer, Austria 12:15 – 14:15 ESPGHAN Nutrition Committee ESPGHAN Invite Only Scientific Secretary Matthias Zilbauer, United Kingdom Meeting Meeting Room 2 Gastroenterology Committee Nikhil Thapar, United Kingdom 12:30 – 13:30 ESPGHAN Ethics Committee ESPGHAN Invite Only Meeting Meeting Room 1 Hepatology Committee Henkjan Verkade, The Netherlands 13:30 – 15:00 ESPGHAN Public Affairs ESPGHAN Invite Only Nutrition Committee Magnus Domellöf, Sweden Committee Meeting Meeting Room 1 Allied Health Professionals Jackie Falconer, United Kingdom 16:30 – 17:30 ESPGHAN Publication Committee ESPGHAN Invite Only Meeting Meeting Room 1 YOUNG ESPGHAN Committee Nathalie Rock, Switzerland Chair of LOC Richard Russell, United Kingdom Friday, 07 June 2019 Time Meeting Room Access Scientific Programme Committee 07:00 – 08:45 ESPGHAN Gastroenterology ESPGHAN Invite Only President Raanan Shamir, Israel Committee Meeting Meeting Room 2 Scientific Secretary Matthias Zilbauer, United Kingdom 10:00 – 10:30 ESPGHAN Hepatology Committee ESPGHAN Invite Only Chair of LOC Richard Russell, United Kingdom Meeting Meeting Room 2 Gastroenterology Nikhil Thapar, United Kingdom 10:30 – 13:00 ESPGHAN AHP Committee ESPGHAN Invite Only Meeting Meeting Room 2 Hepatology Henkjan Verkade, The Netherlands 15:00 – 17:00 Young ESPGHAN Committee ESPGHAN Invite Only Nutrition Magnus Domellöf, Sweden Meeting Meeting Room 2 Allied Health Professionals Jackie Falconer, United Kingdom 17:30 – 19:45 ESPGHAN Annual General Lomond Hall Open to Meeting ESPGHAN Members Local Organising Committee UK Chair Richard Russell Saturday, 08 June 2019 Further members Andrew Barclay Time Meeting Room Access Elaine Buchanan 08:00 – 09:30 ESPGHAN National Societies ESPGHAN Invite Only Victoria Garrick Meeting Meeting Room 1 Richard Hansen 09:30 – 10:30 ESPGHAN Finance Committee ESPGHAN Invite Only Deirdre Kelly Meeting Meeting Room 2 David Wilson 8 ESPGHAN 52nd Annual Meeting www.espghancongress.org 9 17:30 – 19:45 Lomond Hall Time No. Topic Presenter ESPGHAN Annual Meeting Friday, 07 June 2019 19:15 10. Questions from the Members Chairs & on Committee and Activity Reports Representatives ESPGHAN Annual General Meeting 10.1 Gastroenterology Nikhil Thapar (Members Only) 10.2 Hepatology Henkjan Verkade 10.3 Nutrition Magnus Domellöf 10.4 Young ESPGHAN Natalie Rock Time No. Topic Presenter 10.5 Allied Health Professionals Jackie Falconer 17:30 1. President’s Welcome Raanan Shamir 10.6 Public Affairs Deirdre Kelly 2. Apologies for absence Raanan Shamir 10.7 Publication Bert Koletzko 3. Notification of other business Raanan Shamir 10.8 International Affairs Almuthe Christina 4. Approval of AGM Minutes – Geneva 2018 Raanan Shamir Hauer 17:40 5. President’s Report Raanan Shamir 10.9 Ethics Martin Burdelski 18:10 6. Finances 10.10 JPGN Hania Szajewska 6.1 Financial Report 2018 Annamaria Staiano 10.11 Education Iva Hojsak 6.2 Financial Report 2019 Annamaria Staiano 19:30 11. Any other Business Raanan Shamir 18:30 7. Proposed Changes to Constitution 19:40 12. Thanks to Outgoing Council Members Raanan Shamir 7.1 Updates to Constitution 2019 Jorge Amil Dias 19:45 13. Close of Meeting 7.2 Ongoing updates to Rules Jorge Amil Dias and Regulations 18:55 8. New Members and Elections 8.1 2019_01 – New Members Jorge Amil Dias 8.2 New Council Members Jorge Amil Dias 19:05 9. Future Meetings Next Meeting 9.1 ESPGHAN 2020 – Copenhagen Raanan Shamir AGM 2020 9.2 ESPGHAN 2021 – Vienna Raanan Shamir 05 June 2020 · 17:30 – 19:45 Copenhagen, Denmark 9.3 ESPGHAN 2022 – Milan Raanan Shamir 9.4 Voting on 2023 Destination AGM 10 ESPGHAN 52nd Annual Meeting www.espghancongress.org 11 For Members Only ESPGHAN Annual Meeting ESPGHAN Members & Young ESPGHAN Lounge ESPGHAN Mentorship Reunion Young ESPGHAN would like to invite all mentors and mentees participating Location Exhibition Hall (Hall 4) in the ESPGHAN Mentorship Programme, from all the three previous Date Open all day from Thursday, 06 June through editions to a Reunion Meeting on
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