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PRELIMINARY PROGRAM October 26 2017 Hall PRELIMINARY PROGRAM October 26th 2017 Hall - Amphitheatre 10:00-13:15 IAN DONALD ADVANCED ULTRASOUND COURSE Moderator: Asim Kurjak, Croatia Eberhard Merz, Germany: Fetal abnormalities detected by different ultrasonic methods Renato Sa, Brazil: Spina Bifida: Ultrasound diagnosis and antenatal treatment-TBC Taib Delic, B&H: What to expect from early detection of fetal abnormalities Tuangsit Wataganara, Thailand: Update on fetal therapy Sonal Panchal, India: From human reproduction to perinatal medicine-TBC Giovanni Monni, Italy: How to train for invasive diagnostic procedures Asim Kurjak, Croatia: Functional studies of fetal CNS by 4D Panos Antsaklis, Greece: Clinical usefulness of KANET test in high risk pregnancies Milan Stanojevic, Croatia: Fetal and neonatal neurology and role of ultrasound Narendra Malhotra, India: Doppler and IUGR Ilan Timor-Tritsch, USA: Management of Cesarean scar pregnancy Discussion 13:15-14:00 Lunch 14:00-17:30 ERICH SALING WORLD SCHOOL OF PERINATAL MEDICINE Moderators: Erich Saling, Germany and Cihat Sen, Turkey" Erich Saling, Germany: Perinatal Medicine: Beginnings and early stages Asim Kurjak, Croatia: Look into the future Joachim Dudenhausen, Germany: Epidemiology and Prevention of Fetal Death Frank Chervenak, USA: Professionalism: The foundation of Obstetrics and Gynecology Milan Stanojevic, Croatia: Age of viability - neonatolgist's point of view Christoph Berg, Germany: Fetoscopic management of complicated monochorionic twins Cihat Şen, Turkey: What are recent advances in fetal echocardiography Marina Degtyareva, Russia: Neonatal sepsis Birgit Arabin, Germany Fetal senses Eberhard Merz, Germany: 3D and 4D ultrasound - two useful techniques in the assessment of fetal spina bifida Aleksandar Ljubic, Serbia: Biotechnology and Perinatal medicine - Is it the next level of perinatal medicine? Discussion Hall 1 10:00-13:15 CURRENT STATUS IN NEONATOLOGY Moderator: Milan Stanojevic, Croatia Ranjan Kumar Pejaver, India: Oxitrauma during neonatal intensive care Milan Stanojevic, Croatia: Limits of viability Manuel R.G. Carrapato, Portugal: Hypotension in small preterms: What does it mean? Lilijana Kornhauser Cerar, Slovenia: Outcomes of very low birth weight babies Boris Filipović-Grčić, Croatia: Survival of premature newborns at the border of viability - Croatian experience Manuel Sanchez Luna, Spain: Less invasive RDS therapy Anne Greenough, UK Prevention of bronchoplumonary dysplasia Silke Mader, Germany: The unmet needs in the NICU - Why do we need European Standards of Care for Newborn Health? Amos Grunebaum, USA: How to prevent Erb's palsy Simona Vladaeranu, Romania: Neonatal hypoxic-ischemic injury- diagnosis by imaging Ola Saugstad, Norway: Recent ILCOR recommendations for newborn resuscitation Discussion 13:15-14:00 Lunch 14:00-17.40 COMMON AND RARE FETAL DEFECTS Moderators: Aleksandra Novakov Mikic, Serbia and Oliver Kagan, Germany Prenatal diagnosis of anomalies of central nervous system Prenatal diagnosis of anomalies of abdomen Prenatal diagnosis of fetal heart anomalies Prenatal diagnosis of genetic syndromes Discussion Blue Hall 18:00-20:00 OPENING CEREMONY th October 27 2017 Hall A - Blue Hall 09:00-10:45 KEY NOTE LECTURES Jan Deprest, Belgium: Present and future of fetal surgery Manuel Snchez Luna, Spain: Noninvasive ventilation of the preterm infant Asim Kurjak, Croatia: Advances in the assessment of motoric and cognitive function of the fetal brain Discussion 10:45-11:15 COFFEE BREAK 11:15-13:30 PARALLEL SESSION Public Health in Perinatal Medicine Chairs: Joachim Dudenhausen, Germany, Sir Sabaratnam Arulkumaran, UK Asim Kurjak, Croatia Good news and bad news on the effect of globalization on perinatal Sir Sabaratnam Arulkumeran, UK Management of PPH in the next decade Amos Grunebaum, USA Maternal obesity as a global epidemic Jennifer Zeitlin, France Global epidemiological aspects of preterm delivery Ludwig Gortner, Germany Rising voice for newborns at the global level Discussion 13:30-14:30 LUNCH BREAK 14:30-16:30 REGIONAL WORKSHOP Cesarian section Chairs: Snežana Rakić, Milica Ranković Janevski, Serbia, Snežana Rakić, Serbia: Carski rez danas Đorđe Petrović, Serbia: Operativne tehnike carskog reza Zorica Mladenović, Serbia: Blizanačke trudnoće i carski rez Marija Tasić, Serbia: Vaginalni porođaj nakon carskog reza Dragan Stajić, Serbia: Carski rez po želji Tea Štimac, Croatia: Da li je niska stopa carskih rezova održiva u modernom akušerstvu - iskustva porodilišta u Rijeci Marija Hadži Lega, Macedonia: Robson klasifikacija carskih rezova Vajdana Tomić, Bosnia & Herzegovina: Trend učestalosti i vodeće indikacije za carski rez: naše 10-godišnje iskustvo 16:30-17:00 COFFEE BREAK 17:00-19:15 REGIONAL WORKSHOP Cesarian section Vesna Ećim Zlojutro, Bosnia & Herzegovina: Carski rez - Naše iskustvo u KBC Banja Luka Andreja Trojner Bregar, Slovenia: Vaginal birth after Cesarean section Nataša Tul, Slovenia Obesity and Cesarean section Željko Miković, Serbia Carski rez i prevremeni porođaj Milica Ranković Janevski, Serbia: Preterminsko novorođenče i carski rez; Uticaj na neonatalni ishod Suada Heljić, Bosnia & Herzegovina: The outcome of infants ˂ 32 weeks: Caesarean section vs. Vaginal delivery Fahrija Skokić, Bosnia & Herzegovina: Perinatal outcome of preterm infants after Cesarean sections in the Tuzla Discussion Hall B - Amphitheatre 11:15-12:15 PARALLEL SESSION Pediatrics Flick Randall, USA: Developmental implications of Early General Anesthetic Exposure Bite Uldis, USA: Separation of Omphalopagus Conjoined Twins Matern Ditrich, USA: Neonatal screening Anita Pavicic Bosnjak, Croatia: The present and the future of Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative in the NICUs Discussion 12:15-13:30 PARALLEL SESSION Placenta Problems and Abnormal Placentation Giuseppe Cali, Italy: Scar pregnancy: evaluation in the first trimester Cansun Demir, Turkey: Management of Placenta Invasion anomalies (Placenta accreata) Nikolas Papantoniou, Greece In postpartum hemorrhage is total obstetrical hysterectomy a one-way therapy? Discussion 13:30-14:30 LUNCH BREAK 14:30-16:30 WORKSHOP PERINATAL MEDICINE IN ARABIC COUNTRIES Chairs: Ahmed Badreldeen, Qatar and Abdallah Adra, Lebanon Abdallah Adra, Lebanon: Invasive Placenta: The Nightmare of Obstetricians Ahmed Badreldeen, Qatar: Fetal echo: new developments and how it impacts detection rate of congenital heart defects Farah Sulaiman Youssif, Bahrain: Review of congenital abnormalities in Bahrain GhaliaGaber, UAE: Fetal neurology between past and present Hesham Arab, Saudi Arabi: Prenatal Genetics of Hemoglobinopathies Mohammad Hashim Wahaaj, Afganistan: Perinatal chromosomal diagnosis in Afghanistan Discussion 16:30-17:00 COFFEE BREAK 17:00-19:00 FREE COMMUNICATIONS Hall C - Hall 1 11:15-12:15 PARALLEL SESSION Perinatal Outcomes Chairs: Apostolos Papageorgiu, Canada and Ljiljana Kornhauser Cerar, Slovenia Apostolos Papageorgiu, Canada: Premature infants at the limits of viability: how to respond Ljiljana Kornhauser Cerar, Slovenia: Outcome of ELBW infants - one country experience Ranjan Pejaver, India Cost effective interventions to improve neonatal outcome Discussion 12:15-13:30 PARALLEL SESSION Cesarean sections Chairs: Apostolos Papageorgiou, Canada and Bernat Serra, Spain Ilan Timor-Tritsch, USA: Diagnosis, treatment and outcome of cesarean scar pregnancy Aris Antsaklis, Greece: Is there any place for vaginal birth after cesarean? Apostolos Papageorgiou, Canada Cesarean section: short and long term implications Bernat Serra, Spain: Preconceptional and prenatal assessment of women with previous cesarean section Discussion 13:30-14:30 LUNCH BREAK 14:30-16:30 WORKSHOP PERINATAL HEALTH IN AFRICA Chairs: Aliyu Labaran Dayyabu, Nigeria and Abdulfetah Abdulkadir, Ethiopia Abdel Latif Ashmaig, Sudan Maternal Mortality in Sub-Saharan countries: Sudan as an example Aliyu Labaran Dayyabu, Nigeria: Eclampsia a preventable tragedy: An African overview Hauwa Abdullahi, Nigeria: Deep tongue laceration a rare complication of Intrapartum Eclampsia Attah Raphael Avidime, Nigeria: Ruptured uterus a catastrophe of the developing world: What can be done to reverse the trend Janet Adetinuke Akinmoladun, Nigeria: Prenatal Ultrasound Screening for Fetal Anomalies in Sub-Saharan Africa: An initial Experience Abdulfetah Abdulkhadir, Ethiopia Use of Doppler study in obstetrics at St. Paul Hospital Millennium Medical College, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Sami Mahmoud AbdelKhadir,Sudan Leaving the Placenta behind in cases of morbid adherence, a valid option in developing countries Zubaida Faruk, Nigeria: Factors influencing dangerous newborn care practices in a rural community in West Africa 16:30-17:00 COFFEE BREAK 17:00-18:30 WORKSHOP PERINATAL HEALTH IN AFRICA Fatimah Usman, Nigeria: Neonatal Jaundice an Unrecognized Contributor to Neonatal Mortality and morbidity in low resource environment Alaa Ebrashy, Egypt: Fetal Heart examination in the 1st trimester. It is a reality now Abdal-LatifAshmaigKhalifa, Sudan: Non-invasive prenatal testing: updated overview Joyce Ikubor, Nigeria: Challenges of Fetal MRI in Sub-Saharan Africa Discussion 18:30-19:15 FREE COMMUNICATIONS Hall D - Hall 2 11:15-13:30 PARALLEL SESSION PREECLAMPSIA Chair: Ljiljana Mirkovic, Serbia Ananth Karumanchi, USA: Biology of preeclampsia Stefan Verlohren, Germany: Angiogenic factors in preeclampsia Ravi Thadhani, USA: Novel therapies for preeclampsia Holger Stepan, Germany: Novel diagnostic tools for prediction and diagnosis
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