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11th European Congress for Paediatric AnaesthesiologySeptember 19–21, 2019De Doelen ICC Rotterdam

New Horizons for Paediatric Anaesthesia

ESPA CONGRESS

ESPA IN COOPERATION WITH THE SOCIETY FOR PEDIATRIC ANESTHESIOLOGY, DUTCH ASSOCIATION OF ANESTHESIOLOGY

Final Programme

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ESPA CONGRESS

ESPA CONGRESSSeptember 19–21, 2019

De Doelen ICC Rotterdam

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Welcome Letter 4

Committees 6

ESPA Congress App 6

Congress Venue 7

Congress Floor Plan 7

Exhibition 9

Programme at a Glance 10

Scientific Programme 13

Wednesday, September 18 13

Thursday, September 19 13

Friday, September 20 16

Saturday, September 21 20

10 Best Abstracts 21

Posters 23

Partners and Exhibitors 33

Registration 35

Social Events 36

General Information 37

Congress Secretariat 40

ESPA CONGRESSSeptember 19–21, 2019De Doelen ICC Rotterdam

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WELCOME LETTER

Dear colleagues,

We are very pleased to welcome you at the ESPA conference 2019. We have designed an exciting program with excellent and well known international speakers. The theme of the conference fits perfectly with the modern architecture of the city of Rotterdam: New Horizons for Paediatric Anaesthesia. The conference is being in the modern conference centre DeDoelen in the heart of the city-centre Rotterdam next to the Central-Station. Rotterdam is easily connected to the rest of the world via Amsterdam-Schiphol-Airport. There is a high speed -train connection from Amsterdam-Schiphol-Airport to Rotterdam Central-Station which takes about 26 min and runs more than 4 times per hour.

For the first time, the conference will be preceded with three excellent intensive and hands-on workshops on: Advanced Airway Management, Advanced Haemodynamic Monitoring, and Paediatric Anaesthesia Safety Quality Improvement Program which will be organised in the ErasmusMC – Sophia Children´s Hospital on 18 September 2019 from 13:00 to 19:00.

Our Opening Session on Thursday 19 September 2019 will include Anneke Meursing former president of FEAPA, most recent president Francis Veyckemans tackling recent ESPA activities, and President-Elect Laszlo Vutskits on the Future of Paediatric Anaesthesia. Following this we have a session with Visiting European Speakers (Joe Brierley, Dick Tibboel and Erik Ramon Isern) who will be discussing aspects of perioperative and intensive care in cooperation with the European Society of Paediatric and Neonatal Intensive Care ESPNIC.

After the lunch-symposium break we will continue with concurrent sessions on Anaesthesia related to Trauma (Xavier Moors, Sol Soriano) or Cardiac Conditions (Dick Tibboel, Francis Veyckemans), followed by Quality Improvement (Dean Kurth, Paul Stricker and Elena Fernandez) or Pharmacology (paediatric intensivist and pharmacologist Saskia de Wildt, Karel Allegaert and Lonneke Staals).

On Friday morning we celebrate the second lustrum of ESPA with a morning run for charity! This will be a touristic run tour of about 6 km through the city guided by professional runtrainers.

The scientific program will continue with the keynote lecture of Prof. Dick Swaab on “Anesthesia during development: needs for research”. Prof Dick Swaab is nationally and internationally a well known and highly respected physician and neurobiologist.



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The keynote lecture will be followed with session on Neuro-anaesthesia (Antonia Gonzales, Markus Klimek, Irene Mathijssen and Sol Soriano). After the lunch symposium, concurrent sessions will include the Best Abstract presentations and symposium on Education (Mathias Johansen, Mary Lane and Jonathan Smith). After the poster walk break, we have parallel sessions on Anaesthesia for Airway Surgery and the classical session Editors Picks with selection of best papers on Paediatric Anaesthesia (Andrew Davidson), PICU (Brian Anderson) and Pain (Suellen Waker).

On Saturday the main session will relate to Haemostasis (Andreas Machotta, Fany Bonhomme), followed by the always enlightening and interactive session entitled “My Worst Nightmare” which again will be led by Nigel Turner.

During the conference you are welcome to attend various (hands-on) workshops on: How to write and review a paper, Single Lung Ventilation, Sedation by the Paediatric Anaesthesiologist, Ultrasound for Loco regional Anaesthesia) in cooperation with DARA-ESRA), Big Data Analysis and Introduction in Quality Improvement. We are pleased to include both a range of international and European anaesthesiologists a well as specialists from other fields to ensure sessions cover a range of practical management tips and cutting -edge topics, as well as summarizing the evidence-base and scientific basis for current practice. The program has also been planned to provide additional time for viewing posters as we believe this will be of great benefit for both delegates and the poster presenters, as well as additional time to visit the trade display and network with colleagues.

The Social Program will include the Welcome Reception on Thursday evening, and the Conference Dinner held on Friday evening on the memorable Cruise boat SS Rotterdam. This Grande Dame is a former ocean liner and cruise ship built in 1958 for immigrants from the Netherlands to travel across the Atlantic to the USA. It was completely restored in 2008 into its original luxurious style and now serves as a combination museum/hotel.

We are looking forward to welcome you in Rotterdam!

Jurgen de Graaff Francis VeyckemansChair Local Organizing Committee ESPA President


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COMMITTEES

Executive BoardFrancis Veyckemans, President, Lille, FranceLaszlo Vutskits, President Elect, Geneva, SwitzerlandJurgen de Graaff, Honorary Secretary, Rotterdam, The NetherlandsClaudia Höhne, Honorary Treasurer, Berlin, GermanyNicola Disma, Board Member, Genoa, ItalyPeter Frykholm, Board Member, Uppsala, SwedenTamas Kovesi, Board Member, Pécs, HungaryNada Sabourdin, Board Member, Paris, FranceDušica Simić, Board Member, Belgrade, SerbiaSuellen Walker, Board Member, London, United Kingdom

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CONGRESS VENUE

De Doelen ICC RotterdmaAddress: Kruisplen 40, Rotterdam, NetherlandsWebsite: www.dedoeleniccrotterdam.nl/en/

CONGRESS FLOOR PLAN

Ground Floor

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EXHIBITION

List of Exhibitors1 Masimo Corporation2 Primex Pharmaceuticals AG3 PAJUNK® Medical Produkte GmbH4 Drägerwerk AG&Co.KGaA5 Avanos Medical Belgium bvba6 Karl Storz SE & Co. KG7 GE Healthcare8 European Society for Paediatric Anaesthesiology (ESPA)9 Getinge Deutchland GmbH10 Intersurgical Ltd.12 Carl Reiner GmbH13 Medtronic

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PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE

De Doelen SOFIA HOSPITAL

Wednesday, September 18, 2019

10:00ESPA Executive Board

Meeting13:00

–20:30

DIFFICULT PEDIATRIC AIRWAY

PRE-WORKSHOP

ADVANCED PEDIATRIC HEMODYNAMIC MONITORING

HANDS ON TRAINING

De Doelen

Thursday, September 19, 2019

Stream DAY 1: STREAM A DAY 1: STREAM B DAY 1: STREAM C

Location Willem Burger Zaal Zaal 10 Zaal 7

09:00 PANEL 1Introduction and Opening

ceremonyESPA: Past, Present and Future

09:30

09:45

10:00 Coffee Break

10:30PANEL 2

Visiting Lectures11:00

11:30

12:00 Short Break

12:15

Sponsored Lunch Symposium12:30

13:00

13:30

13:45 Short Break

14:00 PANEL 3Trauma

PANEL 4Cardiac14:30

15:00

Poster walks Group A and B & Coffee breakZaal 3, Zaal 4

ACORNS MEETING15:30

15:45

16:00

16:15

16:30

PANEL 5QI/Outcomes

PANEL 6Pharmacology Update

16:45

17:00

17:30

18:00 Welcome Reception

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De Doelen

Friday, September 20, 2019

Stream: DAY 2: STREAM A DAY 2: STREAM B DAY 2: STREAM C

Location Willem Burger Zaal Zaal 10 Zaal 8 Zaal 7

07:30

Morning run 08:00

08:30

09:00PANEL 7

Keynote lecture09:30

09:45

10:00 Coffee Break

10:30PANEL 8

Neuroanaesthesia

WORKSHOPHow to write

and review a paper

WORKSHOPSingle lung ventilation

WORKSHOPSedation

for paediatric anesthesiologists

11:00

11:30

12:00 Short Break

12:15

Sponsored Lunch Symposium

12:30

13:00

13:30

13:45 Short Break

14:00PANEL 9

EducationPANEL 10

Best abstracts

WORKSHOPUltrasound

for locoregional anaesthesia

(in cooperation with DARA-ESRA)

14:30

15:00

15:30

Poster walks Group C and D & Coffee breakZaal 3, Zaal 4

15:45

16:00

16:15 WORKSHOPUltrasound

for locoregional anaesthesia

(in cooperation with DARA-ESRA)

(if required)

16:30

16:45PANEL 11

Airway SurgeryPANEL 12

Editors Picks17:00

17:30

18:00 ESPA General Assembly18:30

19:00

20:30 Gala Dinner



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De Doelen

Saturday, September 21, 2019

Stream DAY 3: STREAM A DAY 3: STREAM C

Location Willem Burger Zaal Zaal 8 Zaal 7

07:30

08:00

08:30

09:00

PANEL 13Haemostasis

WORKSHOPBig data analysis

WORKSHOPIntroduction in Quality

improvement

09:30

09:45

10:00

10:30 Coffee Break

11:00

PANEL 14“My Worst Nightmare”

11:30

12:00

12:15

12:30Closing Ceremony

13:00

13:30

13:45

14:00

JOURNAL MEETING

14:30

15:00

15:30

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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2019

DE DOELEN10:00–20:30 ESPA Executive Board Meeting

SOFIA HOSPITAL13:00–20:30 Difficult pediatric airway Pre-workshop

13:00–20:30 Advanced pediatric hemodynamic monitoring Hands on training

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2019

DE DOELENWILLEM BURGER ZAAL09:00–10:00 Panel 1 – ESPA: Past, Present and FutureSession chairs: Suellen Walker (London, UK)

& Jurgen de Graaff (Rotterdam, The Netherlands)

09:00–09:15 Introduction and Opening ceremonyHonorary Membership Citation: Robert Jan Stolker

09:15–09:30 ESPA: History and The PastAnneke Meursing (Rotterdam, The Netherlands)

09:30–09:45 ESPA: PresentFrancis Veyckemans (Lille, France)

09:45–10:00 ESPA: FutureLaszlo Vutskits (Geneva, Switzerland)

10:00–10:30 Coffee break

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WILLEM BURGER ZAAL10:30–12:00 Panel 2 – Visiting LecturesSession chairs: Lonneke Staals (Rotterdam, The Netherlands)

& Peter Frykholm (Uppsala, Sweden)10:30–11:00 Ethical Issues in PICU

Joe Brierley (London, UK)11:00–11:30 Challenges of procedural and postoperative pain in NICU

Dick Tibboel (Rotterdam, The Netherlands)11:30–12:00 Anaesthesia Induction: art or science

Erik Ramon Isern (Trondheim, Norway)

12:00–12:15 Short break

12:15–13:45 Sponsored lunch symposium


14:00–15:00 Panel 3 – TraumaSession chairs: Grita Krenz (Groningen, The Netherlands)

& Tamas Kovesi (Pecs, Hungary)

14:00–14:30 Do we need to evaluate the ABC approach?Xavier Moors (Rotterdam, The Netherlands)

14:30–15:00 ABCDs of TBI, A US Perspective of Best Practices and GuidelinesSulpicio Soriano (Dover, MA, USA)

ZAAL 1014:00–15:00 Panel 4 – CardiacSession chairs: Nigel Turner (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)

& Nicola Disma (Genova, Italy)14:00–14:30 ECMO in children

Dick Tibboel (Rotterdam, The Netherlands)14:30–15:00 Pre-operative assessment of patients with cardiac disease

Francis Veyckemans (Lille, France)

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15:00–16:30 Poster Walks & Coffee Break

ZAAL 315:00–16:30 Poster walk Group A Themes: Pain, Regional, Anxiety & emergenceModerators: Suellen Walker (London, UK)

& Jurgen de Graaff (Rotterdam, The Netherlands)

ZAAL 415:00–16:30 Poster walk Group B Themes: Airway, ENTModerators: Claudia Höhne (Berlin, Germany)

& Peter Frykholm (Uppsala, Sweden)

WILLEM BURGER ZAAL16:30–18:00 Panel 5 – QI/OutcomesSession chairs: Markus Stevens (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)

& Suellen Walker (London, UK)

16:30–17:00 Game changing innovations in pediatric anesthesiaDean Kurth (Philadelphia, USA)

17:00–17:30 Paediatric Perioperative Outcomes: towards a core outcome setPaul Stricker (Philadelphia, USA)

17:30–18:00 QI and dashboards: providing departmental feedbackElena Fernandez (London, UK)

ZAAL 1016:30–18:00 Panel 6 – Pharmacology UpdateSession chairs: Mark Hendriks (Nijmegen, The Netherlands)

& Claudia Höhne (Berlin, Germany)

16:30–17:00 Personalized PharmacologySaskia de Wildt (Nijmegen, The Netherlands)

17:00–17:30 Neonatal PharmacologyKarel Allegaert (Heverlee, Belgium)

17:30–18:00 Pharmacology of Neuromuscular BlockadeLonneke Staals (Rotterdam, The Netherlands)

18:00–19:30 Welcome reception

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2019

DE DOELEN07:30–09:00 Morning run

WILLEM BURGER ZAAL09:00–10:00 Panel 7 – Keynote lectureSession chairs: Jurgen de Graaff (Rotterdam, The Netherlands)

& Laszlo Vutskits (Geneva, Switzerland)

Anesthesia during development: needs for researchDick Swaab (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)


10:30–12:00 Panel 8 – NeuroanaesthesiaSession chairs: Grita Krenz (Groningen, The Netherlands)

& Nicola Disma (Genova, Italy)

10:30–10:45 Introduction to NeuroanaesthesiaAntonia Gonzalez (Schiedam, The Netherlands)

10:45–11:10 Awake craniotomy in children – why and how?Markus Klimek (Rotterdam, The Netherlands)

11:10–11:35 Craniosynostosis SurgeryIrene Mathijssen (Rotterdam, The Netherlands)

11:35–12:00 Anaesthesia for craniofacial surgerySulpicio Soriano (Dover, MA, USA)

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ZAAL 710:30–12:00 Workshop Sedation for paediatric anesthesiologists Nadia Najafi (Brussels, Belgium) Maria Vittinghoff (Graz, Austria) Marzena Zielinska (Wrocław, Poland)

ZAAL 810:30–12:00 Workshop Single lung ventilation Mark Hendriks (Nijmegen, The Netherlands) Luc Tielens (Nijmegen, The Netherlands) Markus Stevens (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)

ZAAL 1010:30–12:00 Workshop How to write and review a paper Andrew Davidson (Port Melbourne, Australia) Brian Anderson (Auckland, New Zealand)


WILLEM BURGER ZAAL12:15–13:45 Sponsored lunch symposium


14:00–15:30 Panel 9 – EducationSession chairs: Eva Schaffrath (Maastricht, The Netherlands)

& Dusica Simic (Belgrade, Serbia)14:00–14:30 ESPA e-Learning

Mathias Johansen (Humlebæk, Denmark)14:30–15:00 APAGBI Education Strategies and Resources

Mary Lane (London, UK)15:00–15:30 BJA Education: journal resources and strategies for education

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ZAAL 1014:00–15:30 Panel 10 – Best abstractsSession chairs: Suellen Walker (London, UK), Jurgen de Graaff (Rotterdam,

The Netherlands) & Markus Stevens (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) The best abstracts were identified from all submitted abstracts. Authors will present for 6 minutes followed by 2–3 minutes

of questions.

ZAAL 814:00–15:45 Workshop Ultrasound for locoregional anaesthesia (in cooperation with DARA-ESRA) Luc Tielens (Nijmegen, The Netherlands) Mark Vogt (Rotterdam, The Netherlands)

15:30–16:45 POSTER WALKS & COFFEE BREAK

ZAAL 315:30–16:45 Poster walk Group C Themes: Fasting, Pharmacology, Transfusion, SyndromesModerators: Laszlo Vutskits (Geneva, Switzerland)

& Tamas Kovesi (Pecs, Hungary)

ZAAL 415:30–16:45 Poster walk Group D Themes: Anaesthesia techniques & service, QI, Trauma Moderators: Dusica Simic (Belgrade, Serbia) & Nicola Disma (Genova, Italy)

ZAAL 816:15–18:00 Workshop Ultrasound for locoregional anaesthesia (in cooperation with DARA-ESRA) (if required)

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WILLEM BURGER ZAAL16:45–18:00 Panel 11 – Airway SurgerySession chairs: Lonneke Staals (Rotterdam, The Netherlands)

& Francis Veyckemans (Lille, France)

16:45–17:10 Tracheolarngeal SurgeryBas Pullens (Rotterdam, The Netherlands)

17:10–17:35 Thoracic SurgerySergei Hermelijn (Rotterdam, The Netherlands)

17:35–18:00 Anesthesia for tracheal-laryngeal surgeryAndreas Machotta (Rotterdam, The Netherlands)

ZAAL 1016:45–18:00 Panel 12 – Editors PicksSession chair: Jurgen de Graaff (Rotterdam, The Netherlands)

16:45–17:10 Anaesthesia: best papersAndrew Davidson (Port Melbourne, Australia)

17:10–17:35 Intensive Care: best papersBrian Anderson (Auckland, New Zealand)

17:35–18:00 PainSuellen Walker (London, UK)

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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2019

DE DOELENWILLEM BURGER ZAAL09:00–10:30 Panel 13 – HaemostasisSession chairs: Antonia Gonzalez (Schiedam, The Netherlands)

& Laszlo Vutskits (Geneva, Switzerland)

09:00–09:30 Massive TransfusionAndreas Machotta (Rotterdam, The Netherlands)

09:30–10:00 Value of pre-operative testsFanny Bonhomme (Geneva, Switzerland)

10:00–10:30 Intraoperative monitoringPeter Frykholm (Uppsala, Sweden)

ZAAL 709:00–12:00 Workshop Introduction in Quality improvement Dean Kurth (Philadelphia, USA) Rajeev Subramanyam (Philadelphia, USA)

ZAAL 809:00–12:00 Workshop Big data analysis Wietze Pasma (Utrecht, The Netherlands) Victor Liem (Rotterdam, The Netherlands) Jurgen de Graaff (Rotterdam, The Netherlands)


WILLEM BURGER ZAAL11:00–12:30 Panel 14 – “My Worst Nightmare”Session chairs: Nigel Turner (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)

& Eva Schaffrath (Maastricht, The Netherlands) Lonneke Staals (Rotterdam, The Netherlands) Paul Stricker (Philadelphia, USA) Sulpicio Soriano (Dover, MA, USA)

12:30–13:30 Closing ceremony

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10 BEST ABSTRACTS

Friday, September 20, 2019, 14:00–15:30Chairs: Suellen Walker (London, UK) Jurgen de Graaff (Rotterdam, The Netherlands) Markus Stevens (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)

BETA-2-MICROGLOBULIN: A POTENTIAL BIOMARKER OF ACUTE RENAL IMPAIRMENT DURING GENERAL ANAESTHESIA?Nicola Groes Clausen, Steen Antonsen, Nelly Spielmann, Tom Giedsing Hansen, Markus Weiss, Simone K. Ringer (Denmark & Switzerland)INSIGHT IN PERIOPERATIVE NEONATAL PHYSIOLOGY DURING SURGICAL REPAIR OF CONGENITAL DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIASophie A. Costerus, Dries Hendrikx, Gunnar Naulaers, Sabine Van Huffel, Dick Tibboel, Jurgen C De Graaff (The Netherlands & Belgium)THE EFFECT OF VIRTUAL REALITY EXPOSURE BEFORE ELECTIVE SURGERY ON ANXIETY AND PAIN IN CHILDREN: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALRobin Eijlers, Bram Dierckx, Lonneke M. Staals, Johan M. Berghmans, Marc P. van der Schroeff, Elske M. Strabbing, Rene M. H. Wijnen, Manon H. J. Hillegers, Jeroen S. Legerstee, Elisabeth M. W. J. Utens (The Netherlands & Belgium)DISTURBANCES OF MICROCIRCULATORY PERFUSION IN CHILDREN WITH CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE BEFORE AND AFTER ELECTIVE CARDIAC SURGERY ON CARDIOPULMONARY BYPASSÖzge Erdem, Jan Willem Kuiper, Ulrike Kraemer, Joost van Rosmalen, Jurgen de Graaff, Inge de Liefde, Ad Bogers, Can Ince (The Netherlands)XENON REDUCES SEVOFLURANE-INDUCED ACIDOSIS AND APOPTOSIS IN THE BRAINS OF IMMATURE RATSHannah Gill, Tony Pickering (UK)POPULATION PHARMACOKINETICS AND PHARMACODYNAMICS OF DOBUTAMINE IN NEONATES ON THE FIRST DAYS OF LIFEMaarja Hallik, Joel Starkopf, Mari-Liis Ilmoja, Hiie Soeorg, Tuuli Metsvaht (Estonia)CARDIAC OUTPUT ASSESSMENT IN CHILDREN: COMPARISON OF CARDIAC OUTPUT ESTIMATED WITH DYNAMIC CAPNOGRAPHY AND ESOPHAGEAL DOPPLER MONITOR DURING ANESTHESIAJacob Karlsson, Marion Wiegele, Kalyna Harasymiv, Mats Wallin, Magnus Hallbäck, Per-Arne Lönnqvist (Sweden & Austria)RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL OF ROOM AIR VS HIGH OXYGEN DURING NEONATAL ANESTHESIA: FEASIBILITY AND SAFETYVictoria Karlsson, Bengt Sporre, Filip Freden, Johan Ågren (Sweden)


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ROLE OF HUMAN FIBRINOGEN CONCENTRATE (HFC) IN DECREASING BLOOD LOSS AND NEED FOR COMPONENT BLOOD THERAPY IN INFANTS UNDERGOING CARDIOPULMONARY BYPASSChristopher Tirotta, Richard Lagueruela, Apeksha Gupta, Daria Salyakina, Daniel Monroe, David Aguero, Robert Hannan, Redmond Burke, Jorge Ojito, Kathleen Kubes (USA)ASSOCIATION OF EARLY CHILDHOOD GENERAL ANESTHESIA WITH LONGITUDINAL NEURODEVELOPMENTAL OUTCOMES IN THE AVON LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF PARENTS AND CHILDREN (ALSPAC) UK BIRTH COHORTGraham Walkden, Hannah Gill, Neil Davies, Ingram Wright, Anthony Pickering (UK)

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POSTERS

Posters will be displayed during the whole meeting. Posters will be organized in one of two rooms (Zaal 3 and Zaal 4) according to numbers (Zaal 3: P-01 to P-44; Zaal 4: P-45 to P-89).

Posters should be set up in the Poster Area from 8:00 on Thursday, September 19, 2019 and must be removed by 14:30 on Saturday, September 21, 2019 at the latest. Any posters remaining in the Poster Area after this time will be discarded.

Posters have been grouped into general themes based on the abstract title and allocated to one of four Poster Walk sessions. Some variability has been required to accommodate availability and allow equal distribution across sessions.

Poster Walks will be on Thursday, September 19, 2019, 15:00–16:30 (Group A and B) and on Friday, September 20, 2019, 15:30–16:45 (Group C and D). Authors are expected to stand by their posters for the duration of the poster walks, and be available to answer questions.

ZAAL 3 – POSTER WALK GROUP A

Thursday, September 19, 2019, 15:00–16:30Themes: Pain, Regional, Anxiety & emergenceModerators: Suellen Walker (London, UK) Jurgen de Graaff (Rotterdam, The Netherlands)

P-01: INTRODUCTION OF A NEW TONSILLECTOMY ANALGESIA FOLLOW-UPJelena Skuratova, Jhalini Jawaheer, Graham Bell (UK)P-02: CHOICE OF OPIOID IN ADENO-TONSILLECTOMY SURGERY: DOES REMIFENTANIL MAKE A DIFFERENCE?Sean Speers, Zehra Ozfirat, Thomas Clewley, Emma Lillie, Amit Mishra (UK)P-03: DAY CASE RATES FOR PAEDIATRIC ADENO-TONSILLECTOMY: A TERTIARY CENTRE’S DECADE LONG JOURNEYZehra Ozfirat, Amit Mishra, Emma Lillie, Sean Speers, Thomas Clewley (UK)P-04: REMIFENTANIL IN THE POSTOPERATIVE PAIN TREATMENT AFTER NUSS PROCEDURES – OUR EXPERIENCEAnna Uram-Benka, Izabella Fabri Galambos, Marina Pandurov, Radoica Jokić, Goran Rakić, Biljana Drašković (Serbia)


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P-05: SAFETY AND COMPLICATIONS OF INTRAVENOUS TRAMADOL IN CHILDREN FOR POST-OPERATIVE PAINAhmed Haroun Mahmoud, Mohamed Hanafi Mahmoud, Ahmed Hamada Mahran, Marwan Hdaki, Mohamed Ibrahim Emam, Zainab Al Zayer, Badar Alhasani, Husam Ardah, Abdulaleem AlAtassi (Saudi Arabia & Oman)P-06: PERI-OPERATIVE PAIN MANAGEMENT IN COMPLEX PATIENTS PRESENTING FOR PEG TUBE INSERTIONMegan Lennox, Lynsey Downing (UK)P-07: INTEGRATIVE TREATMENT FOR PEDIATRIC NEUROPATHIC PAINDelia Cantuarias Moreano (Peru)P-08: PARAVERTEBRAL BLOCKS TO REDUCE POST-OPERATIVE ANALGESIA REQUIREMENTS AND LENGTH OF STAY IN PYELOPLASTY SURGERYLynsey Downing, James Quinn (UK)P-09: CONTINUOUS LOCAL ANESTHETIC INFUSION VIA A CHEST WALL CATHETER FOR ANALGESIA AFTER THORACIC SURGERY IN THE NEONATAL POPULATIONDivya Dixit, Dinesh Choudhry, Kirk Reichard (USA)P-10: SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF ERECTOR SPINAE PLANE BLOCK FOR ANAESTHESIA AND ANALGESIA FOLLOWING THORACIC SURGERY IN SMALL CHILDREN AND NEWBORNPeter Kenderessy, Jaroslav Čutora, Oliver Petrík (Slovakia & UK)P-11: ULTRASOUND GUIDED SUPRAZYGOMATIC MAXILLARY BLOCK IN SMALL CHILDREN FOR CLEFT REPAIR: PROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL STUDYPeter Kenderessy, Oliver Petrík, Jaroslav Čutora (Slovakia & UK)P-12: A CASE SERIES ON THE USE OF SPINAL ANESTHESIA IN PRETERM AND TERM NEONATES WITH CYANOTIC CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE UNDERGOING BOWEL DECOMPRESSION SURGERYDante Pio Palabyab, Angelica Palabyab, Carlo Angelo Manalang, Listere Fong, Louella Panal (Philippines)P-13: INFILTRATIVE ANESTHESIA OF THE SKIN FLAP AS PART OF MULTIMODAL ANALGESIA IN CHILDREN WITH CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS AFTER RECONSTRUCTIVE OPERATIONSOlga Pulkina, Viktoriia Gurskaia, Gleb Ulrikh, Irina Savvina (Russian Federation)P-14: CAUDAL EPIDURAL CATHETER ANALGESIA FOR KASAI PROCEDURE – CASE REPORTMaja Suica, Sladjana Vasiljevic, Ana Mandras, Lana Vranic, Ana Velcev Nastasic, Nikola Stankovic (Serbia)P-15: INVESTIGATION OF THE DNA METHYLATION PROFILE IN CHILDREN WHO PRESENTING EMERGENCE DELIRIUM: A STUDY PROTOCOLVinicius Quintao, Leslie Kulikowski, Ricardo Carlos, Claudia Memoria, Maria Carmona (Brazil)



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P-16: EFFECT OF PRE-OPERATIVE ANXIETY ON PROPOFOL INDUCED HYPOTENSION IN PAEDIATRIC PATIENT UNDERGOING DAY CARE SURGERY UNDER GENERAL ANAESTHESIA: A PROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL STUDYRuma Thakuria, Yudhyavir Singh, Ajay Yadav, Puneet Khanna (India)P-17: USING DEXMEDETOMIDINE AND DESFLURANE ANAESTHESIA FOR TONSILLECTOMY OR ADENOIDECTOMY IN CHILDREN TO PREVENT EMERGENCE AGITATIONChristiana Prodromou, Georgios Noutsos, Efi Dimitropoulou, Lito Flouda, Eri Evagelopoulou (Greece)P-18: EMERGENCE DELIRIUM IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS UNDERGOING GENERAL ANESTHESIAGreta Patapaviciute, Laura Lukosiene, Ilona Razlevice, Andrius Macas (Lithuania)P-19: PERIOPERATIVE ANXIETY, CONVERSATIONAL HYPNOSIS IN OUR TOOLBOXValerie Gaspard (Belgium)P-20: ROUTINE AND RITUAL – WHY PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS THE KEY COMPONENT TO PAEDIATRIC ANAESTHESIA IN (PROTON) RADIOTHERAPYZaiti Kostense, Grita Krenz (The Netherlands)P-21: ANESTHETIC MANAGEMENT OF A 2-YEAR-OLD CHILD WITH THORACIC NEUROBLASTOMAAdam Gyorgy, Andrea Artime, Julia Anna Palfy, Ana Paz Aparicio (Spain)P-22: INTRA-OPERATIVE NEUROSURGICAL CASE REPORT OF TRANSIENT DIABETES INSIPIDUSJorge Paulos, Vanessa Artilheiro, Gabriela Costa, Ana Carneiro, José Luís Ferreira (Portugal)

ZAAL 3 – POSTER WALK GROUP C

Friday, September 20, 2019, 15:30–16:45Themes: Fasting, Pharmacology, Transfusion, SyndromesModerators: Laszlo Vutskits (Geneva, Switzerland) Tamas Kovesi (Pecs, Hungary)

P-23: GASTRIC CONTENT ASSESSED WITH GASTRIC ULTRASOUND IN ELECTIVE PAEDIATRIC PATIENTS PRESCRIBED A LIGHT BREAKFAST FOUR HOURS PRIOR TO GENERAL ANAESTHESIAHanna Andersson, Peter Frykholm (Sweden)P-24: PREOPERATIVE FASTING IN PEDIATRIC POPULATION IN SERBIASladjana Vasiljevic, Maja Sujica, Nikola Stankovic, Lana Vranic, Vesna Stevanovic, Irina Draca-Cetusic, Ana Mandras, Ana Velcev Nastasic (Serbia)


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P-25: USING QUALITY IMPROVEMENT METHODOLOGY TO REDUCE FLUID STARVATION TIMES IN A PAEDIATRIC HOSPITAL DAY SURGERY UNITCharlotte Long, Paul Smith, Richard Newton (UK)P-26: TACKLING OVER-FASTING OF CHILDREN IN OUR DAY SURGERY UNITAlyson Walker, Sarah Smith, Victoria Maitland, Suzanne Pearson, Gill Mclea, Emma Laird, Jennifer Watson, Kate Zeally, Christopher Dunn, Leyla Yildiz, Monique McLeod (UK)P-27: DEXMEDETOMIDINE IN PAEDIATRIC CARE: A SURVEY AMONG PAEDIATRIC ANAESTHESIOLOGISTS IN EUROPE, AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND AND THE USACamille van Hoorn, Justin Skowno, Paul Davies, Robert-Jan Stolker, Thomas Engelhardt, Jurgen de Graaff (The Netherlands, Australia & UK)P-28: COMPARISON OF INTRANASAL AND NEBULIZED DEXMEDETOMIDINE FOR PREMEDICATION IN PAEDIATRIC PATIENTS: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED OPEN LABEL TRIALPradeep Bhatia, Shilpi Verma, Vandana Sharma, Sadik Mohammed (India)P-29: ANESTHETIC MANAGEMENT OF PATIENT WITH SEVERE MITRAL REGURGITATION IN WILLIAMS SYNDROME USING DEXMEDETOMIDINEJiyoung Kim, Jungwoo Shim, Minsu Lee, Minju Kim, Hyungmook Lee (Korea)P-30: MAKING IT STICK. PAEDIATRIC DRUG DOSING IN ANAESTHESIABarbara Stahl, David Marriott (UK)P-31: INCIDENCE OF ALLERGIC REACTION TO PROPOFOL IN CHILDREN ALLERGIC TO EGG AND/OR SOY: A PROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL STUDY IN 3435 CHILDRENEveline Baguet, Nadia Najafi, Jan Poelaert (Belgium)P-32: ANAPHYLAXIS ON PLASMA IN TREATMENT OF PSEUDOCHOLINESTERASE DEFICIENCYBram Vanwijnsberghe, Aliaksandra Parashchanka, Luc De Baerdemaeker (Belgium)P-33: IMPLEMENTING THROMBOPROPHYLAXIS IN PAEDIATRIC SURGICAL PATIENTSHannah Lewis, Sarah Heikal, Helen Hume-Smith (UK)P-34: THROMBOPROPHYLAXIS AND TREATMENT IN PAEDIATRIC BURNS – A COMPLETE UK SURVEYDominic Nielsen, Emma Borrows, Harish Bangalore (UK)P-35: A RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF BLOOD LOSS IN MAJOR LOWER LIMB ELECTIVE PAEDIATRIC ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERYGrace Nisbet, Helen Underhill (UK)P-36: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS OF GOAL DIRECTED INTRA-OPERATIVE TRANSFUSION PROTOCOLS GUIDED BY VISCOELASTIC METHODS AND PERIOPERATIVE OUTCOMES IN CHILDREN [CRD42018103163]Claudine Kumba, Stefania Querciagrossa, Caroline Harte, Ariane Willems, Adrien De Cock, Thomas Blanc, Gilles Orliaguet, Christian Melot (France, the Netherlands & Belgium)



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P-37: THE EFFICACY OF BUPIVACAINE ALONE AND IN COMBINATION WITH LIDOCAINE AT PERFORMING CAUDAL BLOCK ON ANALGESIA IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS WHO UNDERWENT CIRCUMCISION: A HISTORICAL COHORT STUDYAyse Gulsah Atasever, Okan Ermis, Bilge Sencan Demir, Kamber Kasali, Meltem Savran Karadeniz (Turkey)P-38: EMERGENCE AGITATION AND POST-OPERATIVE PAIN SCORES IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS COMPARING SINGLE-MODAL ANALGESIA VERSUS MULTI-MODAL ANALGESIA FOR MINOR ENT (EAR-NOSE-THROAT) SURGERYCarlos Archilla, Robert Bryskin, Carol Klim, Stafanie Schrum, Brian Bender, Julie Wei (USA)P-39: CHALLENGES OF KLIPPEL-TRENAUNAY-WEBER SYNDROME IN ANAESTHETIC PRACTICEVanessa Artilheiro, Jorge Paulos, Ivanete Peixer, Ana Carneiro, José Luís Ferreira (Portugal)P-40: ANAESTHETIC MANAGEMENT OF A PEDIATRIC PATIENT WITH CORNELIA DE-LANGE SYNDROMESandra Fernandez-Caballero, Vanessa Acosta-Flores (Spain)P-41: ANAESTHESIA MANAGEMENT OF A PEDIATRIC PATIENT WITH LEIGH SYNDROME: A CHALLENGEMargarida Branco, Joana Rodrigues, Ana Carneiro (Portugal)P-42: PREMATURE CHILD WITH THALASSEMIA AND KIDNEY INSUFFICIENCYOlga Nikiforova, Natalja Uluhanjants, Maarika Kumm, Jelena Kuznetsova, Reet Kikas (Estonia)P-43: ANAESTHETIC MANAGEMENT OF A 10-YEAR OLD CHILD WITH PROPIONIC ACIDEMIAChrysoula Lamprogiota, Efthimia Dimitropoulou, Christiana Prodromou, Varvara Aslanidou, Erofili Evangelopoulou (Greece)P-44: LUNG CONTUSION IN A PEDIATRIC PATIENT: A CHALLENGE TO THE ANESTHESIOLOGISTJoana Rodrigues, Rita Regufe, Ivanete Miranda (Portugal)

ZAAL 4 – POSTER WALK GROUP B

Thursday, September 19, 2019, 15:00–16:30Themes: Airway, ENTModerators: Claudia Höhne (Berlin, Germany) Peter Frykholm (Uppsala, Sweden)

P-45: IN VITRO OBSERVATION OF THE INFLUENCES OF DIFFERENT TYPE OF VENTILATION BREATHING TUBE AMONG CHILDREN AND NEONATE UNDER GENERAL ANESTHESIAChien-Chung Huang, Chia-Hsien Chang (Taiwan)


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P-46: COUPLING THE ARNDT BLOCKER TO THE BRONCHOSCOPE DURING PLACEMENT FOR LUNG ISOLATION IN CHILDREN. IS IT REALLY NECESSARY AND CAN IT BE HARMFUL?Dinesh Choudhry, Randall Brenn, Divya Dixit, Mary Theroux, Karen Sacks (USA)P-47: SAFETY OF THE (ADENO) TONSILLECTOMY BY THE NON-INTUBATED SLUDER METHODHester (H.) de Bruijn, G. K. A. van Wermeskerken, M. A. J. Voets, J. M. F. W. Vermelis, T. C. D. Rettig (The Netherlands)P-48: READMISSION RATES FOLLOWING DAY-CASE TONSILLECTOMYOrna Grant, Marie Mitchell, Peter Harper (Ireland)P-49: AIRWAY FOREIGN BODIES: OUR EXPERIENCEDubravka Heli Litvić, Tatjana Savić-Jovanović, Duška Markov Glavaš, Iva Carević, Željka Vlašić Lončarić, Giorgie Petković, Srđan Ante Anzić, Boro Nogalo (Croatia)P-50: RISK ASSESSMENT FOR PERIOPERATIVE RESPIRATORY ADVERSE EVENTS (PRAES) AND VALIDATION FOR THE COLDS SCORE IN PAEDIATRIC PATIENTS WITH UPPER RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTION: A RETROSPECTIVE STUDYYoung Sung Kim, Sangwoo Park, Sul Gi Ji, Byung Gun Lim (Korea)P-51: LESSONS LEARNED FROM PEDIATRIC DIFFICULT INTUBATION CASES: A SINGLE INSTITUTION EXPERIENCEAarti Sharma, Casey Chai, Jimmy Lin, Hannah Oden-Brunson (USA)P-52: DESIGN OF EMERGENCY PAEDIATRIC INTUBATION CHECKLIST: A QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROJECTRadha Kunte, Arihant Jain (UK)P-53: QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROJECT: INTRODUCTION OF A PAEDIATRIC PRE-ASSESSMENT CLINIC FOR RADIOLOGICAL IMAGING UNDER GENERAL ANAESTHESIA AT THE CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL FOR WALES, CARDIFFSteph Wallis, Simon Slinn, Lowri Bowen, Charlotte Williams, Laura Pritchard (UK)P-54: ANAESTHESIA FOR THE REPAIR OF TRACHEAL DEFECTSDominic Nielsen, Rajan Saini, James Ip, Nagarajan Muthialu, Mike Broadhead (UK)P-55: APNEIC OXYGENATION FOR BALLOON DILATATION PROCEDURE IN CHILDREN WITH SUBGLOTTIC STENOSISLiset Palomino Huertas (Peru)P-56: AIRWAY MANAGEMENT FOR DENTAL CLEARANCE IN A PRESCHOOL CHILD: A UK SURVEYAndrew Shrimpton, Deborshi Sinha, Andrew Selman, Zoë Burton, Sarah Heikal, Hannah Lewis, PATRN Committee, Hannah Gill (UK)P-57: COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE CUFF INFLATION METHODS; FLOW VOLUME LOOP GUIDED VS. JUST SEAL BY STETHOSCOPE GUIDED IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTSWitchaya Supaopaspan, Sawapat Phongdara (Thailand)



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P-58: USING SIMULATION AS A TEACHING TOOL IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A NEW EMERGENCY INTUBATION CHECKLISTLucy Murphy (UK)P-59: COMPARISON OF DESFLURANE AND SEVOFLURANE IN PAEDIATRIC ANAESTHESIA USING SUPRAGLOTTIC AIRWAY DEVICESChristiana Prodromou, Niki Kouna, Crysa Labrogiota, Eleana Garini, Eri Evagelopoulou (Greece)P-60: PULMONARY GLUE EMBOLI: A RARE COMPLICATION DURING ENDOVASCULAR EMBOLIZATION OF VEIN OF GALEN MALFORMATIONMontserrat Fontanals, Estibaliz Azpeitia, Dmytro Lushchenkov, Eva Maria Blazquez, Lorena Gomez, Marta Lopez (Spain)P-61: A SPONTANEOUS VENTILATION TECHNIQUE USING DEXMEDETOMIDINE AND SEVOFLURANE FOR SUPRAGLOTTOPLASTY IN AN INFANT WITH LARYNGOMALACIAEleana Garini, Lito Flouda, Efthimia Dimitropoulou, Nektarios Papapetropoulos, Sofia Stamataki, Erifili Evangelopoulou (Greece)P-62: ANESTHETIC MANAGEMENT OF SEVERE TREACHER COLLINS SYNDROME AT BIRTHValerie Gaspard, Chantal Hickey (Belgium & Canada)P-63: ANESTHETIC MANAGEMENT OF A CHILD WITH MAROTEAUX LAMY SYNDROME AND AN EXTENSIVE SURGICAL HISTORYMyria Konstantinou, Eleni Constantinou, Ioanna Rekka, Aliki Anastasiou, Maria Georgiou, Pantelitsa Alexandrou (Cyprus)P-64: ANESTHETIC MANAGEMENT OF AN INFANT WITH RECURRENCE OF DISTAL TRACHEOESOPHAGEAL FISTULA: PRIMARY CATHETERIZATION OF FISTULA WITH GUIDE WIRE FOR THE NEEDS OF SURGICAL LIGATIONDespoina Iordanidou, Hera Kalaitsidou, Georgios Papouis, Ioannis Giorgakis, Eleni Katsika, Elpis Chatziagorou, Fotios Kyrvassilis, Ioannis Tsanakas (Greece)P-65: PULMONARY TORSION AS A RARE COMPLICATION AFTER CONGENITAL ESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA REPAIR IN A NEONATE WITH VENTRICULAR SEPTAL DEFECTYoshihiko Irie, Toru Imabayashi, Keisuke Matsuo, Yoko Asami, Tomoaki Saito, Shohei Iwakawa, Yuichi Kanmura (Japan)P-66: A DIFFICULT AIRWAY APPROACH ON A RARE PRESENTATION OF NEUROMUSCULAR SCOLIOSISVanessa Artilheiro, Jorge Paulos, Catarina Cruz, Ana Carneiro, José Luís Ferreira (Portugal)


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ZAAL 4 – POSTER WALK GROUP D

Friday, September 20, 2019, 15:30–16:45Themes: Anaesthesia techniques & service, QI, TraumaModerators: Dusica Simic (Belgrade, Serbia) Nicola Disma (Genova, Italy)

P-67: VALIDATION OF CURRENT CONSENSUS IN NEONATAL BLOOD PRESSURE VALUES WITH REFERENCE VALUES IN PRETERM AND TERM NEONATES AT A DUTCH TERTIARY NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE UNITArjan C. van Zadelhoff, Jarinda A. Poppe, Willem van Weteringen, Tom G. Goos, Sinno H.P. Simons, Marijn Vermeulen, Irwin K.M. Reiss, Jurgen de Graaff (The Netherlands)P-68: NEUROCARDIOVASCULAR GRAPHS: CREATING UNDERSTANDING ABOUT NEONATAL PHYSIOLOGY IN THE PERIOPERATIVE PERIODDries Hendrikx, Sophie Costerus, Alexander Caicedo, Jurgen de Graaff, Dick Tibboel, Gunnar Naulaers, Sabine Van Huffel (Belgium, the Netherlands & Colombia)P-69: CEREBRAL OXYGENATION DURING ONE-LUNG VENTILATION FOR PEDIATRIC THORACIC SURGERYLiset Palomino Huertas, Victor Gomez Ponce (Peru)P-70: A PROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF NEAR-INFRARED-SPECTROSCOPY IN NEONATES FOR NON-CARDIAC SURGERYTimothy Sale, Johnny Kenth, Fiona Martin, Vimmi Oshan, Gareth Penman, Lucy Hartley (UK)P-71: PATIENT AND ANESTHESIA CHARACTERISTICS OF CHILDREN ASSOCIATED WITH PRE-INCISION BLOOD PRESSUREWietze Pasma, Linda Peelen, Stefanie van den Broek, Stef van Buuren, Wilton van Klei, Jurgen de Graaff (The Netherlands)P-72: THE PREDICTIVE VALUE OF TROPONIN T IN THE ASSESSMENT OF PERIOPERATIVE RISK AND PAEDIATRIC CARDIAC ICU LENGTH OF STAY AFTER SURGICAL CORRECTION OF CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE WITH CARDIOPULMONARY BYPASS. SINGLE CENTER STUDYBartosz Boroński, Izabela Pągowska-Klimek (Poland)P-73: I AM SPARTACUS? THERE IS NO ‘I’ IN AN EXPERT TEAMKatherine Brooks, Gomathy Kandasamy, Amutha Anpananthar (UK)P-74: INTRODUCING A PAEDIATRIC ANAESTHETIC BUNDLE: IMPROVING QUALITY AND SAFETY IN ANAESTHETISING PAEDIATRIC PATIENTS WITHIN A BUSY DGHGagandeep Dhotar, James Coleman, Ahalya Kadirvelarasan, Genevieve Judd (UK)



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P-75: DURATION OF ACTION OF CISATRACURIUM 0.1 MG/KG IN CHILDREN A QUALITY ASSURANCE STUDYMona Tarpgaard, Matias Vested, Kirsten Eriksen, Lars S Rasmussen (Denmark)P-76: REPORT AND CONCLUSIONS FROM THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL MEETING ON ITERATIVE PEDIATRIC ANESTHESIALucas Opitz, Derek S. Tsang, Peter Frykholm (Canada & Sweden)P-77: A DEDICATED LINE SERVICE TO IMPROVE EMERGENCY THEATRE EFFICIENCYNicholas Tabiner, Christopher Kelly, Rebecca Sutton (UK)P-78: PAEDIATRIC EMERGENCIES REQUIRING ANAESTHETIC SUPPORT – DESCRIPTIVE STUDYNicholas Haslam, Nav-Preet Kaur, Georgina Cubas (UK)P-79: PAEDIATRIC CODE BLACK ALERTS DECREASE TIME FROM ADMISSION TO TIME CRITICAL NEUROSURGERY (TCN)Colin Coulter, Dominic Nielsen, Christopher Uff, Emma-Jane Bouldd (UK)P-80: KETAMINE ANESTHESIA FOR INGUINAL HERNIOTOMY IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS UNDER THE WAR/MINIMAL CONDITIONSBozidar Duplancic, Svjetlana Dosenovic, Hrvoje Vucemilovic, Ruben Kovac, Verica Kozomara, Filip Peris (Croatia)P-81: SEVERELY SCALDED INFANT – AIR RESCUE CASE REPORT IN THE ITALIAN ALPSEgon Gloeggl, Franz Volgger, Marc Kaufmann (Italy)P-82: VARIOUS ANESTHETIC REGIMENS FOR PEDIATRIC MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING, DOES ONE SIZE FITS ALL?Izabella Fabri Galambos, Anna Uram-Benka, Goran Rakić, Marina Pandurov, Jelena Mačar Novaković, Biljana Drašković (Serbia)P-83: ANESTHESIA MANAGEMENT AND OUTCOMES FOR MRI-GUIDED LASER INTERSTITIAL THERMAL THERAPY (LITT) FOR SEIZURE FOCUS: A SINGLE CENTRE EXPERIENCE WITH 10 PATIENTSDavid Levin, Craig McClain, Joseph Madsen, Scellig Stone (Canada & USA)P-84: GIVING SEDATION TO CHILDREN FOR MAGNETIC TOMOGRAPHY. RETROSPECTIVE STUDYEfthimia Dimitropoulou, Chrysoula Lamprogiota, Christiana Prodromou, Eleanna Garini, Lito Flouda, David Economopoulos, Erofili Evangelopoulou (Greece)P-85: PROPOFOL-KETAMINE SEDATION IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS UNDERGOING UPPER GASTROINTESTINAL ENDOSCOPYIvana Budic, Zlatko Djuric, Vesna Marjanovic, Marija Stevic, Dusica Simic (Serbia)P-86: NON-INVASIVE ANESTHESIA FOR PROTON THERAPY IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS: A 13-YEAR EXPERIENCE AT MDACCAcsa Zavala, January Tsai, Ursula Williams, Antoinette Van Meter, Ravish Kapoor, Pascal Owusu-Agyemang (USA)


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P-87: THE ACCURACY OF THE EXTERNAL ANATOMICAL LANDMARK AND THE RADIOLOGICAL LANDMARK FOR OBTAINING AN OPTIMAL DEPTH OF RIGHT INTERNAL JUGULAR VENOUS CATHETER IN PAEDIATRIC CARDIAC PATIENTSArtid Samerchua, Kritanon Kongwatmai, Settapong Boonsri, Tanyong Pipanmekaporn, Nutchanart Bunchungmongkol, Pannee Visrutaratina, Wariya Sukhupragarn (Thailand)P-88: OPTIMIZATION OF ANESTHESIA IN FULL-THICKNESS TRANSPLANT IN CHILDRENIrina Oleshchenko, Dmitriy Zabolotskii (Russian Federation)P-89: SUCCESSFUL ANAESTHETIC MANAGEMENT FOR REDUCTION MAMMOPLASTY IN CHILDREN – A CASE REPORTSandra Fernandez-Caballero, Ana Fernandez-Urbon (Spain)



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PARTNERS AND EXHIBITORS

The organisers would like to thank the partners of the ESPA 2019 Congress.

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INDUSTRY SPONSORED SYMPOSIA

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2019Willem Burger Zaal

12:15–13:45 Masimo Scientific Symposium Monitoring the Young Child: Challenging the Unknowns –

The Present & Future Role of Noninvasive Smart Technology in Advancing Patient Safety

Chair: Laszlo Vutskits, MD, PhD

Insight into Infant Anesthesia Safety MonitoringC. Dean Kurth, MDPaediatric Patient Blood Management Strategies: Guidelines for Perioperative Monitoring and Treatment of the Bleeding ChildSusan Goobie, MD, FRCPCAre We Giving Too Much Anaesthesia to Infants? – EEG Monitoring in Young InfantsIan Yuan, MD, MEngMonitoring the Brain: Using Cerebral Oximetry and Real Time Analysis of the EEG to Individualize Anaesthesia CarePierre Pandin, MD

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2019Willem Burger Zaal

12:15–13:45 Primex Scientific Symposium Paediatric Premedication – the Challenges and Benefits

in Routine Clinical PracticeChair: Laszlo Vutskits, Geneva, Switzerland

Welcome and IntroductionLaszlo Vutskits, Geneva, SwitzerlandPharmacological premedication: for who, when and how?Michael Brackhahn, Hannover, GermanyParadoxical reaction to midazolam: how to deal with it?Hannah Gill, Bristol, UKPostoperative Behavioural Problems: preoperative approaches to identify the child at risk and mitigate their severity.Eva Schaffrath, Maastricht, The NetherlandsChairman’s Summary and DiscussionLaszlo Vutskits, Geneva, Switzerland



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REGISTRATION

Opening hours

Thursday, September 19, 2019 07:00–19:00Friday, September 20, 2019 07:00–19:00Saturday, September 21, 2019 08:30–13:30

On-site Registration Fees

Entire

CongressThursday

Sep 19FridaySep 20

SaturdaySep 21

ESPA member 620 EUR 310 EUR 310 EUR 155 EURNon-member of ESPA 720 EUR 330 EUR 330 EUR 165 EURReduced Fee 390 EUR 200 EUR 200 EUR 100 EURTrainee member of ESPA 390 EUR 200 EUR 200 EUR 100 EURNurses / Students 310 EUR 160 EUR 160 EUR 80 EUR

Registration fee includes:• Entrance to Scientific Sessions and Exhibition• Congress materials• Refreshment• Welcome Cocktail on September 19, 2019


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SOCIAL EVENTS

Welcome Reception Thursday, September 19, 2019, 19:00–20:30De Doelen, Kruisplen 40, Rotterdam

Charity Run for Lifebox Friday, September 20, 2019, 07:30–09:00Price: 10 EUR

You are kindly invited to participate on Friday morning run at 7:30 am – 8:30 am, along the river and 3 bridges of Rotterdam, starting at the conference center. More information will be available on congress webpages.

Gala ReceptionFriday, September 20, 2019, 20:30–23:00SS Rotterdam, 3e Katendrechtse Hoofd 25, 3072 AM RotterdamPrice: 90 EUR

SS ROTTERDAM is not just a hotel, but it´s also a tourist attraction and an excellent venue for dining, weddings or events. It is placed in a unique historical location and has great access through land or by water. The SS Rotterdam is less than 7 kilometers from Rotterdam The Hague Airport and only 50 kilometers from Amsterdam Airport. A floating venue for up to 3500 guests with 12 event rooms, 29 meeting rooms, 254 hotel rooms, 580 parking spaces and several restaurants and bars.



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GENERAL INFORMATION

How to travel to RotterdamBest way to travel to Rotterdam is via Schiphol Airport and thereafter take the high speed train to Rotterdam (intercity direct) in 25 min which runs every 15 min. The taxi will be 1 hour (or longer) and cost 200 EUR whereas the train is 25 min and costs 13 EUR.

LanguagesDutch. Many Dutch people speak English as well.

CurrencyEuro (€)

MoneyYou can exchange cash at Banks, post offices and GWK exchange offices. Also, many hotels have an option that visitors can change cash there. There are many ATM machines throughout Rotterdam. Credit cards including Visa and MasterCard are widely accepted in Rotterdam but American Express card is less accepted than these two. By credit card you can pay restaurant bills, hotel bills and in department stores. In smaller shops, paying by credit card is less common.

TippingTipping is not expected in the Netherlands. Many services include the service charge added to the bill. In restaurants, bars and cafés, leaving extra charge is common. If the service in restaurant was good or exceptional, around 5-10% tipping is expected. The best option is to give the tip directly to the service person. In café or bar, it is suitable to leave small change or round-up the bill. In hotels, there is often a 15% service charge already added to the hotel bill. If you want to tip your porter you should tip 1 or 2 Euros per bag.

Time ZoneThe Netherlands is in the Central European Time Zone. Central European Standard Time (CET) is 1 hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT+1). Like most states in Europe, Summer (Daylight-Saving) Time is observed in the Netherlands, where the time is shifted forward by 1 hour; 2 hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT+2). In the year 2019 the Daylight Saving Time starts on 31st March and ends on 27th October.


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Telephone CodesIf you want to call out from the Netherlands, you need to use IDD code (International Direct Dialing) or ISD code (International Subscriber Dialing) which is 00 for the Netherlands. Country code is needed when you need to dial in to the country. Unique dialing code for the Netherlands is 31. If you want to call to Rotterdam, it has it´s own area code 10. So the dialing code for Rotterdam is +31 – 10. To provide an example, from outside the Netherlands, a caller would dial their international call prefix (typically 00 in Europe and 011 in North America), followed by 31 (the country code for the Netherlands), then the area code, which is 10 for Rotterdam.

ShoppingRotterdam is the best shopping area in the Netherlands. There are many major department shops, fashion stores as well as specialized shops. Most shops are located in down town Rotterdam. Except this, there are two huge shopping malls outside the city centre – Zuidplein mall and Alexandrium mall. Shops in Rotterdam are opened 7 days a week. Well-known shopping streets in Rotterdam are Lijnbaan, Koopgoot, Hoogstraat and Meent as well as the exclusive shopping street Van Oldenbarneveltstraat.

VAX (Tax)Value added tax of 21% is added on to the price of all consumer goods and services.If you live outside the European Union and make a purchase in the Netherlands, in many cases you are entitled to a VAT refund. The conditions include that the item purchased is for personal use, not used and in cabin baggage, transported to your own country within three months from the purchase. The minimum amount specified on the invoice is 50 EUR in the Netherlands.

SafetyRotterdam is like any other big city and basic common sense rules apply. To avoid theft it is good to not carry money or bis sums of money, bank/credit cards and your passport in the same bag or pocket. Making a photocopy of your passport and itinerary is also a good practice.

Emergency ServicesIn case of emergency, there is general emergency number 112 for fire, police and ambulance. In case of an emergency you can contact Fire service and Medical service by dialling 100 and Police service by 101. The number 112 can be dialled to reach all emergency services – medical, fire and police – from anywhere in Europe.



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CME Credits The 11th European congress for Paediatric Anaesthesiology, Rotterdam, Netherlands, 18/09/2019–21/09/2019 has been accredited by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME®) with 13 European CME credits (ECMEC®s). Each medical specialist should claim only those hours of credit that he/she actually spent in the educational activity.

Through an agreement between the Union Européenne des Médecins Spécialistes and the American Medical Association, physicians may convert EACCME® credits to an equivalent number of AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM. Information on the process to convert EACCME® credit to AMA credit can be found at www.ama-assn.org/education/earn-credit-participation-international-activities.

Live educational activities, occurring outside of Canada, recognised by the UEMS-EACCME® for ECMEC®s are deemed to be Accredited Group Learning Activities (Section 1) as defined by the Maintenance of Certification Program of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. Event code is LEE19-01124.

Video RecordingsAll lectures and PowerPoints will be video recorded. These records will be available to ESPA members on the member portal of the ESPA website after the congress.

Speakers’ Ready RoomSpeakers’ Ready Room will be located in Zaal 2. Presentations must be in PowerPoint form only (MAC or PC) in 16:9 format and saved on an USB key. All presenters must announce themselves to the AV technician in the Speakers’ Ready Room at least 60 minutes before the scheduled session time.

Opening hours

Thursday, September 19, 2019 08:00–18:30Friday, September 20, 2019 08:00–18:30Saturday, September 21, 2019 08:00–11:30

DisclaimerThe Congress Secretariat and Congress Organiser do not accept liability for damages and/or losses of any kind which may be incurred by congress participants or by any persons accompanying them, both during the official activities and the scientific programme. The client participates in all events at his/her own risk. Participants are strongly advised to take out insurance against loss, accidents or damages that could be incurred during the congress. Verbal agreements will not be binding unless they are confirmed in writing.


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CONGRESS SECRETARIAT

GUARANT InternationalNa Pankráci 17, 140 00 Prague 4, Czech RepublicPhone: +420 284 001 444, Fax: +420 284 001 448E-mail: [email protected]: www.euroespa.com

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Chairman: Laszlo Vutskits, Geneva, Switzerland

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Paediatric Premedication – the Challenges and Benefits in Routine Clinical Practice

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Laszlo Vutskits, MD, PhD Associate Professor Head of Paediatric Anaesthesia Department of Anaesthesiology, Pharmacology and Intensive Care University Hospital of Geneva Geneva, Switzerland

You Are Cordially Invited to Our Scientific Symposium at ESPA 2019 in Rotterdam

Monitoring the Young Child: Challenging the Unknowns – The Present & Future Role of Noninvasive Smart Technology in Advancing Patient Safety

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Insight into Infant Anaesthesia Safety Monitoring Dean Kurth, MDChair of the Department of Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine Professor of Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine Anesthesiologist-In-Chief Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Philadelphia, United States

Are We Giving Too Much Anaesthesia to Infants? - EEG Monitoring in Young Infants Ian Yuan, MD, MEng Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine Perelman School of MedicineUniversity of PennsylvaniaAttending Anesthesiologist Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Philadelphia, United States

Please visit us at Masimo Stand #1

Presenters:

Paediatric Patient Blood Management Strategies: Guidelines for Perioperative Monitoring and Treatment of the Bleeding ChildSusan Goobie, MD, FRCPCAssociate Professor of Anaesthesiology, Harvard Medical SchoolAssociate in Perioperative Anesthesia, Boston Children’s HospitalClinical Director, Pharmacokinetics Laboratory.Department of Anesthesiology, Critical Care & Pain MedicineBoston, United States

Monitoring the Brain: Using Cerebral Oximetry and Real Time Analysis of the EEG to Individualize Anaesthesia CarePierre Pandin, MDClinical Director - Neurosurgical, Orthopedic & TraumatologyDepartment of Anaesthesia and Intensive CareCUB Hôpital ErasmeBrussels, Belgium

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