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International Conference„Advances in Pneumology“
Leipzig 12–14 June 2009NH Hotel
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Welcome to Leipzig .....................................................................................3Welcome address from the congress chairs..................................................7General Information .....................................................................................8Conference Program...................................................................................10Participant List............................................................................................29Conference Party ........................................................................................38Collaboration ..............................................................................................39
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Prof. Dr. FabianMayor of the City of Leipzig
Welcome to Leipzig
Welcome to this year̀s conference of „Advances in Pneumology“ in the historic city of Leipzig. Leipzig was founded in the 7th–9th century. At the beginning it was a Slavicsettlement near the confluence of the rivers Elster and Parthe and thus it has never givenup on having close acquaintance with its neighbors, particularly in the east. Many namesof the surrounding towns and villages cannot deny its Slavic lineage. The city was firstmentioned in 1015 as ''urbs Libzi'' in the chronicle's of bishop Thietmar from Merseburg.Around 1165 Margrave Otto the Rich grants Leipzig its town charter and market rights.
Since then, Leipzig has had an important influence on European commercial andintellectual life for centuries, and its sights are all part of the Leipzig experience. Thecity’s most winning period was during the first 3 decades of the last century when over 700 000 people lived here, and in which cultural life as well as business flourished.During the Second World War and the following decades it suffered heavily. Meanwhile,with a population of about half a million, historical buildings and shopping arcades havebeen lovingly restored, and visitors can enjoy the newly constructed and restoredbuildings in the city centre.
“Advances in Pneumology” will be the latest in a long line of important medical events inour city. Leipzig has also a long lived history of scientific research marked by numeroushigh awards. The most well known Nobel Prize awardee working in Leipzig was WernerHeisenberg (1901–1976) who got awarded the Nobel Prize for the creation of quantummechanics, the application of which had, inter alia, led to the discovery of the allotropicforms of hydrogen. Another awardee was Wilhelm Ostwald (1853 in Riga–1932) whowas awarded in recognition of his work on catalysis and for his investigations in thefundamental principles governing chemical equilibria and rates of reaction.
Today Leipzig has, besides it’s university and the associated institutes many other research institutions, among those are the Max-Plank-Institutes, the Helmholz-Zentrumfür Umweltforschung (environmental research), the Institut für Troposphärenforschung(trophospheric research), or the Fraunhofer Institut für Zelltherapie und Immunologie(cell research, therapy, immunology).
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Prof. Dr. FabianMayor of the City of Leipzig
As part (oder member) of the City Council I hereby would like to extend a warm welcometo all delegates of this year`s German-Polish conference in pulmonary medicine whichwe are proud to be held in our city. The City Council is confident that Leipzig will be amemorable experience both scientifically and socially. I would like to remind you that thecity is worthwhile to be visited particularly in the summer months. Everybody needs abreak from studying and teaching. Many shops of all sorts and traffic free historic centerinvite you to stroll through the streets or to enjoy yourself in the evening and at night inone of the numerous restaurants, theaters, the Opera, our Gewandhaus (music hall),cabaret and bars. Leipzig not only offers many attractions during the day but also has avibrant night life which you will have the opportunity to get a glimpseof on Saturday night.
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Prof. Dr. Karsten Güldner(CEO St. George Hospital Group)
Welcome to Leipzig
It is a pleasure for me to welcome you to the German-Polish Conference “Advance in Pneumology” here in Leipzig, Germany. Ourcity is an excellent location for the congress.Leipzig is undergoing a tremendous period of change and renovation.
For me as the CEO of the St. George Hospital Group it is a great honor that our institutionplays a substantial part in organizing this congress. Our hospital was founded in 1212under the name “Spital Sente Jorgen” thus looking back on an almost 800 year long history of care services . The hospice, as it was called in the beginning, belonged to amonastery. The main purpose was to treat patients but also to host travelers, pilgrims andhomeless people. In 1439, the city of Leipzig acquired the hospice to accommodate the ill,the infectious and the poor, or abandoned newborns. Over the centuries the hospitalsuffered from various armed conflicts, but finally it was rebuilt at the north-west corner ofthe city.
Today it is one of the largest medical institutions of the region, offering high techmedicine and state-of-the-art management for the patients suffering from all sorts ofdiseases. The St. George Hospital Group (Wunsch Prof. Güldner) has various branches,affiliated bodies and institutes located throughout the city and in its vicinity. Part of it isthe Robert-Koch-Hospital, the largest and oldest hospital in the area for patients withpulmonary diseases of any kind. Here, patients with pulmonary diseases are diagnosedand treated, but it also has a research facility which keeps us up-to-date of the most recentand modern scientific knowledge in this field. Intensive collaboration efforts with researchinstitutions such as the Fraunhofer Gesellschaft, the University of Leipzig, theHerzzentrum (heart center), the University of Bonn, and among others internationally withthe Trum Tower Hospital in Nangjing underline our claim to be ambiguous and to offerthe best patient care available not only today but also in the time to come.
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Prof. Dr. Karsten Güldner(CEO St. George Hospital Group)
Considering the broad spectrum of scientific and educational activities in pulmonarymedicine, I am convinced that Leipzig is the right place to hold a scientific conferencelike the “Advances in Pneumology”. The exchange of knowledge, the chance to meet other pulmonologists and researchers in the field either in the scientific sessions but alsoduring the breaks or on social events is an integral part of today’s activities in clinical and scientific medicine. As Saxony - with its largest city Leipzig–shares a common boarderwith Poland it is just rational to meet here.
I hereby wish our Polish guests as well as the German participants but also all otherscientist coming even from other continents to have an inspiring meeting with lots of newinsights but also relaxing moments in our historic city.
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Prof. Mieczyslaw Pokorski(Medical Research Center)
Prof. Dr. Adrian Gillissen(Congress Chair)
Welcome address from the congress chairs
This time the annual Polish-German congress "Advances in Pneumology" meets inLeipzig which, as the largest city of Saxony, has close commercial and scientific ties toPoland and other east European countries since centuries. Therefore, we are proud to beselected to host the year's congress. We will aim to highlight the most relevant issues inthe diagnosis, treatment and management of the whole spectrum of pulmonary diseases,and to present the latest developments in basic and clinical research.
As Swedish born Svante Pääbo, director of the Marx-Planck-Institut für evolutionäreAnthropologie (Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology) in Leipzig said in 2001*: "I findit striking that 10 years ago a geneticist had do endorse the idea that not only theenvironment but also genes shape human development. Today one feels compelled tostress that there is a large environmental component to common diseases, behavior, andpersonality traits ! …" In pulmonary medicine, we know from the research in allergy and immunology for quite a time that only genetic susceptibility combined with environmentalexposure cause diseases like asthma. At this meeting, not only the gene-environmentinteraction but also the effects on pathophysiology and the interaction of extra-pulmonarydiseases with the lung will be addressed in detail.
Although the aim of this meeting is to present scientific data and to learn from these, italso is, to intensify existing relations and to build new ones. In a globalized world bilateralas well as multilateral connections and the cooperation of centers of excellence are anessential part of our scientific forthcoming in Poland as well as in Germany.
Aside from the congress, you should take some time to explore the many faces of Leipzigand experience the city's numerous historic venous, enjoy its atmosphere of hospitalityand enchanting music, explore the inner city shops and malls including the huge railwaystation which is the second largest in the world (besides Chicago) also having a bigshopping mall. Parks, tree-lined alleys, two lakes in the southern border of the city, latestachievements in art and old as well as new architecture invites you for leisure, making itoverall a memorable scientific and social experience.
To all participants and colleagues of the meeting, we the organizers wish you a warmwelcome to Leipzig in June 2009.
*Cited from: Nigel Calder, Magic Universe, Oxford University Press 2003
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General Information
Conference HotelNH Hotel LeipzigAddress: Fuggerstrasse 2, D-04158 Leipzig, GermanyPhone: x49-(0)341-52510Fax: x49-(0)341-5251300www.nh-hotels.com (search for Leipzig Messe)E-mail: [email protected]
Travel informationCar: Close hotel location to motorway A14Air: Connections to Leipzig airport are scarce. Look for: Lufthansa, German-wings (onlyvia Cologne, Stuttgart)Train: Good (speed) train connections from Frankfurt, Munich, Berlin, Dresden
DirectionsThe congress will be held in the NH-Hotel where room capacity is available for allparticipants. The hotel is located at the northern border of the city of Leipzig close to themotorway A14 (Dresden-Halle) and route B2 within sight of Leipzig-Messe (=trade fair).
By car:A14→ Leipzig Center (Zentrum) → Leipzig Messe→ on Seehausener Allee turn left (street lights) into AlteDübener Landstrasse→ after 700 m turn left into Pelzgasse (sign: "NH-Hotel") to FuggerstrasseFrom Leipzig Airport:Take taxi cap (ca. 15-25 EUR)Arriving by train from mainrailway stationTake a taxi cap (ca. 15-25 EUR), orStreet tram which leaves in front ofthe railway station on platform 1(Line A19 "Neue Messe")→ exit last stop ("Leipzig Messe")→ ca. 800 m walking distance to north on DübenerLandstrasse (see above).
Ms. Bertram/Ms. GerhardtTel.: +49 (0)341 5251189
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OrganizerProf. Dr. M. PokorskiDepartment of Respiratory Research, Medical ResearchCenter, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw, Poland
Prof. Dr. med. K. RascheKliniken St. Antonius, AkademischesLehrkrankenhaus der Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf , Zentrum für Innere Medizin (ZIM), SchwerpunktPneumologie/Allergologie Schlaf- und Beatmungsmedizin Klinik, Wuppertal, Germany
Congress chairProf. Dr. med. Adrian GillissenSt. George Medical Center, Robert-Koch-Hospital,Leipzig, Germany
Start/End of ConferenceSaturday, June 13, 09:00 - Sunday, June 14, 16:00
Registration feeRegistration fee - 100 Euros - includes: participation & conference materials. Registrationfee excludes: hotel and travel expenditures.Late payment after the May 15 deadline - 130 Euros.Payments on the spot will be possible only in cash.
Optional: publication of full papers, one per registrant, at a cost of 150 Euros per paper.Publication charge to be transfered after paper's acceptance.
Certificate of Attendance and CME creditsThe congress will be certified by the Physician's Society of Saxony, though which CMEcredits will be available. Certificate of Attendance will be given after the meeting.
Media CenterAuthors are asked to transfer their lecture files on the labtop computer in the lecture hallsas early as they can. Power point (Microsoft) for Windows XP is advisable.
Congress bureauSt. Georg Medical Center, Robert-Koch-Hospital,Nikolai-Rumjanzew-Str. 100, D-04207 Leipzig
Manfred SchackE-mail: [email protected]: +49 (0)341 4231205Fax: +49 (0)341 4231203
Judith PischerE-mail: [email protected]: +49 (0)341 4231205Fax: +49 (0)341 4231203
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Conference ProgramSaturday, 13.06.2009
Lecture Room 1Neuronal regulation and cough IChair: M. Prokosky, K. Rasche
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08.00-08.08CORTICAL CONTROL OF HERING-BREUER REFLEX INANESTHETIZED RATSV. G. Aleksandrov, V. A. Mercuriev, T. G. Ivanova, A. A. Tarasevich, N. P.Aleksandrova
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08.10-08.18DIFFERENTIAL ACTIVATION OF THE VAGAL NOCICEPTIVESUBTYPES IN THE ESOPHAGUS BY TRPA1 AGONISTSM. Brozmanova, F. Ru, L. Surdenikova, T. E. Taylor-Clark, M. Tatar, M. Kollarik
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08.20-08.28THE TRPA1 AGONISTS EVOKE COUGH IN THE GUINEA PIGM. Brozmanova, M. Tatar, M. Kollarik
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08.30-08.38COUGH REFLEX SENSITIVITY IN VARIOUS PHENOTYPES OFCHILDHOOD ASTHMAM. Jesenak, E. Babusikova, M. Petrikova, T. Turcan, Z. Rennerova, Z. Michnova, Z.Havlicekova, M. P. Villa, P. Banovcin
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08.40-08.48DISTINCTION BETWEEN COUGH AND NON-COUGH SOUNDS BYSPECTRAL AND COMPLEXITY ANALYSIS IN PATIENTS SUFFERINGFROM RESPIRATORY DISEASESJ. Martinek, A. Bencova, M. Tatar, M. Vrabec, T. Zatko, M. Javorka
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08.50-08.58INFLUENCE OF XANTHINE DERIVATIVES ON COUGH AND AIRWAYREACTIVITY IN GUINEA PIGSJ. Mokry, G. Nosalova, D. Mokra
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09.00-09.08RESPIRATORY AND SEROLOGICAL MARKERS OF DIABETICNEUROPATHY IN CHILDRENM. Čiljaková, J. Vojtková, P. Ďurdík, S. Varechová, Z. Michnová, P. Bánovčin
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09.10-09.18REFLEX INFLUENCE OF CAROTID BARORECEPTOR INACTIVATIONON RESPIRATORY RESISTANCE IN HUMANSJ. J. Klawe, M. Tafil-Klawe, A. Lewandowski, P. Zalewski
Neuronal regulation and cough IIChair: J. Plevkova, M. Tafil-Klawe
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09.20-09.28ONCONEURONAL AND ANTI-NEURONAL ANTIBODIES IN PATIENTSWITH NEOPLASTIC AND NON-NEOPLASTIC PULMONARYPATHOLOGIES AND SUSPECTED FOR PARANEOPLASTICNEUROLOGICAL SYNDROMES. Michalak, S. Cofta, A. Piątek, J. Rybacka, E. Wysocka, W. Kozubski
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09.30-09.09.38EXPIRATION REFLEX FROM THE VOCAL FOLDS IN GUINEA PIGSWITH EXPERIMENTAL ALLERGIC RHINITISJ. Plevkova, I. Poliacek, M. Adamkov, K. Svirlochova, J. Jakus, M. Tatar
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09.40-09.48C–FOS LIKE IMMUNOREACTIVITY IN THE TRIGEMINAL NUCLEARCOMPLEX FOLLOWING NOXIOUS CHEMICAL STIMULATION OFNASAL MUCOSA IN GUINEA PIGSJ. Plevkova, J. Antosiewics, M. Adamkov, I. Poliacek, J. Jakus, K. Svirlochova, M.Tatar
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09.50-09.58EXCITABILITY AND RHYTHMICITY OF TRACHEOBRONCHIALCOUGH IS ALTERRED BY ASPIRATION REFLEX IN CATSI. Poliaček, J. Jakuš, M. Šimera, H. Baráni, N. Višňovcová, E. Halašová, Z. Tomori
10.00 –10.30 Coffee Brake
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10.30-10.38PROVOCATION OF ASPIRATION REFLEXES AND THEIR EFFECTS ONTHE PATTERN OF COUGH AND REFLEX APNEA IN CATSI. Poliaček, Z. Tomori, M. Šimera, H. Baráni, N. Višňovcová, E. Halašová, V. Donič, J. Jakuš
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10.40-10.48IMPAIRMENT OF THE BAROREFLEX CONTROL OF HUMANRESPIRATORY RESISTNCE WITH AGEM. Tafil-Klawe, J. J. Klawe, P. Zalewski, A. Lewandowski
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Exhaled breathChair: P. Pääkkö, A. Gillissen
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10.50-10.58EXHALED NITRIC OXIDE - CIRCADIAN VARIATION IN HEALTHYSUBJECTSM. Antosova, A. Bencova, A. Psenkova, D. Herle, E. Rozborilova
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11.00-11.08EXHALED NITRIC OXIDE, CARBON MONOXIDE, AND OTHERCHARACTERISTICS OF ASTHMATIC CHILDRENP. Banovcin, M. Jesenak, Z. Michnova, E. Babusikova, S. Nosal, J. Mikler, J. Fabry,M. Barreto
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11.10-11.18EARLY DETECTION OF HYPOTHYREOSIS AND MONITORING OFMEDICATION USING DIFFERENTIAL MOBILITY SPECTROMETRY(DMS)G. Becher, A. Kikowatz, S. Dietze, W. Steinhaeusser, E. Beck
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11.20-11.28ION MOBILITY SPECTROMETRY FOR METABOLIC PROFILING OFEXHALED BREATHM. Jünger, W. Vautz, A. Bunkowski, M. Westhoff, P. Litterst, B. Bödeker, J. I.Baumbach
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11.30-11.38LEUKOTRIENE B4, 8-iso-PROSTAGLANDIN F2αAND pH IN EXHALEDBREATH CONDENSATE FROM ASYMPTOMATIC SMOKERSF. Hoffmeyer, V. Harth, J. Bünger, T. Brüning and M. Raulf-Heimsoth
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11.40-11.48H2O2 RELEASE AND ACID-BASE STATUS IN EXHALED BREATHCONDENSATE OF YOUNG AND HEALTHY SUBJECTS AT REST ANDMAXIMAL EXERCISEE. Marek, J. Volke, P. Platen, K. Mückenhoff, W. Marek
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11.50-11.58VARIABILITY OF HYDROGEN PEROXIDE AND pH IN EXHALEDBREATH CONDENSATE IN COPDM. Pradhan-Drews, G. Vacca, A. Gillissen
12.00-12.08TIME SERIES OF BREATH ANALYSIS WITH ION MOBILITYSPECTROMETRY (IMS) IN OBSTRUCTIVE SLEEP APNEA
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84 M. Westhoff, P. Litterst, A. Bunkowski, B. Bödeker, W. Vautz, J. I. Baumbach
Smoking, COPD and Dyspnoea IChair: R. Siekmeier, J. Pollack
6312.10-12.45Special Lecture: P. PääkköCOMMON NEOPLASMA OF LUNG AND MORPHOLOGICAL VARIANTS
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12.50-12.58INFLUENCE OF SMOKING AND BODY WEIGHT ON ADIPOKINES INMIDDLE AGED WOMENS. Bergmann, R. Siekmeier
13.00 –14.00 Lunch Break
Smoking, COPD and Dyspnoea IIChair: A. Reznick, R. Siekmeier
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14.00-14.08TOBACCO ABUSE AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AMONG MEDICALSTUDENTSA. Gawlikowska-Sroka, E. Dzięciołowska-Baran, J. Szczurowski, E. Kamieńska, F. Czerwiński
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14.10-14.18LONG-TERM TREATMENT WITH INDACATEROL ONCE DAILYIMPROVES LUNG FUNCTION AND REDUCES EXACERBATION RATESIN COPDA. Gillissen
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14.20-14.28RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AIRWAY INFLAMMATION ANDREMODELING IN PATIENTS WITH ASTHMA AND COPDK. Gorska, R. Krenke, J. Kosciuch, P. Korczynski, M. Zukowska, J. Domagała-Kulawik, M. Maskey-Warzechowska, R. Chazan
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14.30-14.38RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AIRWAY WALL THICKNESS ASSESSED BYHRCT AND LUNG FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH ASTHMA AND COPDJ. Kosciuch, R. Krenke, K. Gorska, M. Zukowska, M. Maskey-Warzechowska, R.Chazan
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14.40-14.48SECOND HAND SMOKING EXPOSURE DURING INFANCYCONTRIBUTE TO INDIVIDUAL SUSCEPTIBILITY FOR COPDDEVELOPMENTD. Beyer, A. Gillissen
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14.50-14.58CARDIOVASCULAR COMORBIDITIES IN COPD PATIENTSM. Grabicki, I. Brodnicka, H. Batura-Gabryel, A. Bobkiewicz, B. Kuznar-Kaminska,B. Brajer
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15.00-15.08DYSPNEA IN PATIENTS WITH END-STAGE LUNG DISEASESREFERRED FOR LUNG TRANSPLANTATIOND. Jastrzębski, K. Kowalski, D. Ziora, R. Rauer, J. Wyrwol, A. Margas, W.Lutogniewska, B. Książek, M. Maksymiak, A. Krzywiecki, J. Kozielski
73 15.10-15.18RELEVANCE OF THE ß2-RECEPTORGENPOLYMORPHISM IN COPDK. Schwabe
Oxidants and Antioxidants IChair: M. Pokorski, N. Prabhakar
4115.20-15.45Special Lecture: U. JuergensNEW INSIGHTS FOR 1.8-CINEOL AS CO-MEDICATION IN COPD
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15.50-15.58COULD THE CONCENTRATION OF MATRIX METALLOPROTEINASE-9IN THE SERUM OF COPD PATIENTS CORRELATE WITH THE STAGEOF DISEASE?B. Brajer, B. Kuźnar-Kamińska, H. Batura-Gabryel, A. Nowicka, M. Grabicki, A.Szczepanik
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16.00-16.08INFLUENCE OF IRON CHELATION ON THE HYPOXIC VENTILATORYRESPONSE IN VIVOJ. Antosiewicz, M. Pokorski
16.10 –16.30 Coffee Break
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16.30-16.38ASSOCIATIONS OF OXIDATIVE STRESS AND GST-T1 GENE WITHCHILDHOOD ASTHMA BRONCHIALEE. Babusikova,, M. Jesenak, P. Kirschnerova, P. Banovcin, D. Dobrota
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16.40-16.48ENDOTHELIUM-DERIVED MARKERS AND ANTIOXIDANT STATUS INTHE BLOOD OF OBSTRUCTIVE SLEEP APNEA MALESS. Cofta, E. Wysocka, S. Michalak, T. Piorunek, H. Batura-Gabryel, L. Torliński
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16.50-16.58EFFECTS OF LONG-TERM OXYGENATION TREATMENTS ON α-KETOGLUTARATE DEHYDROGENASE ACTIVITY AND OXIDATIVEMODIFICATIONS IN MITOCHONDRIA OF GUINEA PIG HEARTP. Kaplan, Z. Tatarkova, I. Engler, A. Calkovska, D. Mokra, A. Drgova, M.Kovalska, J. Lehotsky, D. Dobrota
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17.00-17.25PLASTICITY OF ACUTE O2 SENSING BY INTERMITTENT HYPOXIAN. R. Prabhakar
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17.30-17.38OXIDATIVE STRESS AND IRON METABOLISM: IS THERE A COMMONLINK REGARDING THE HYPOXIC VENTILATORY RESPONSE?A. Rekawek, J. Antosiewicz, M. Pozdzik, M. Pokorski
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17.40-18.00THE EFFECT OF CIGARETTE SMOKE BORNE REACTIVE NITROGENSPECIES ON SALIVARY Α-AMYLASE ACTIVITY AND PROTEINMODIFICATIONSD. Weiner, E.V. Khankin, Y. Levy, A. Z. Reznick
18.05 End of Session20.00 Dinner Pary SPIZZ
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Saturday, 13.06.2009
Lecture Room 2Clinical Studies IChair: U. Demkov, J. Mokry
8508.00-08.25Special Lecture: R. WiewrothLUNG CANCER
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08.30-08.38DISPOSITIONAL OPTIMISM AND COPING WITH PAINK. Bargiel-Matusiewicz
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08.40-08.48ALTERATION OF CARDIAC AUTONOMIC CONTROL INADOLESCENTS WITH PRIMARY HYPERTENSIONZ. Havlíčeková, I. Tonhajzerová, A. Jurko Jr., M. Jeseňák, P. Ďurdík, S. Nosáľ, K. Zeleňák, M. Antošová, P. Bánovčin
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08.50-08.58RESPIRATORY SINUS ARRHYTHMIA IS REDUCED INADOLESCENT MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDERI. Tonhajzerova, I. Ondrejka, M. Javorka, P. Adamik, Z. Turianikova, V.Kerna, K. Javorka
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09.00-09.08STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF EXACERBATIONS IN COPD TRIALSH. Schmidt, A. Gillissen, T. Glaab
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09.10-09.18IS PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS (TB) A FREQUENTCOMPLICATION OF IDIOPATHIC PULMONARY FIBROSIS (IPF)?G. Kaczmarczyk, D. Jastrzębski, D. Ziora, J. Kozielski
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09.20-09.28DERMATOMYOSITIS MASQUERADING AS PULMONARYEMBOLISMR. M. Mróz, M. Korniluk, E. Chyczewska
09.30-09.38FLOW CYTOMETRY VS. IMMUNOHISTOCHEMISTRY INDETERMINING CD4+/CD8+ CELLS RATIO IN BAL FROMPATIENTS WITH INTERSTITIAL LUNG DISEASES
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77 A. Szpechcinski, P. Kopinski, A. Rozy, P. Jagus, M. Kedzior, M. Krawczyk,D. Giedronowicz, M. Szolkowska, J. Chorostowska-Wynimko
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09.40-09.48ANGIOGENIC ACTIVITY OF SERA FROM INTERSTITIAL LUNGDISEASE PATIENTS IN RELATION TO CLINICAL,RADIOLOGICAL, AND FUNCTIONAL CHANGEST. M. Zielonka, U. Demkow, J. Kus, M. Filewska, K. Zycinska, B. Bialas, E.Radzikowska, P. Remiszewski, J. Szopinski, A. Soszka, K.A. Wardyn, E.Skopinska-Rozewska
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09.50.09.58DIAGNOSTIC UTILITY OF SELECTED PLEURAL FLUID ANDSERUM MARKERS IN THE DIFFERENTIATION BETWEENMALIGNANT AND NON-MALIGNANT PLEURAL EFFUSIONSP. Korczyński, R. Krenke, A. Safianowska, K. Górska , B. M. Abou Chaz, M.Maskey-Warzęchowska, A. Kondracka, J. Nasiłowski, R. Chazan
10.00-10.30 Coffee Break
Clinical Studies IIChair: K. Zycinska, H. Frohnhofen
7210.30-10.55Special Lecture: J. SchreiberBRONCHOPULMONARY MANIFESTATIONS OF MALIGNANTHEMATOLOGICAL DISORDERS
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11.00-11.08REAL-TIME PCR ASSESSMENT OF PLASMA DNA LEVELS INNON-SMALL CELL LUNG CANCER VS. CHRONIC RESPIRATORYINFLAMMATORY DISEASES AND HEALTHY CONTROLSA. Szpechcinski, M. Chabowski, J. Zaleska, M. Dancewicz, P. Kopinski, A.Rudnicka, E. Puscinska, J. Kowalewski, T. Orlowski, J. Chorostowska-Wynimko
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11.10-11.18DEFECTS IN NASAL CAVITY STRUCTURE: THE OCCURRENCEOF DEVIATION OF THE NASAL SEPTUM IN CHILDREN,ADOLESCENTS, AND ADULTS IN WESTERN POMERANIAPROVINCE OF POLANDI. Teul, S. Baran, W. Zbislawski
11.20-11.28CORRELATION BETWEEN HELICOBACTER PYLORI
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INFECTION AND PULMONARY WEGENER\'SGRANULOMATOSIS ACTIVITYK. Zycinska, K. A.Wardyn, Z. Zycinski, T. M. Zielonka
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11.30-11.38CO-TRIMOXAZOLE AND PREVENTION OF RELAPSES IN PR3-ANCA POSITVE VASCULITIS WITH PULMONARYINVOLVEMENTK. Zycinska, K. A.Wardyn, T. M. Zielonka, R. Krupa, M. Straburzynski
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11.40-11.48CLINICAL IMPLICATION OF SERUM THROMBOMODULIN INPR3-ANCA ASSOCIATED VASCULITIS WITH PULMONARYINVOLVEMENTK. Zycinska, K. A. Wardyn, T. M. Zielonka, R. Krupa, M. Straburzynski
Sleep disorder, Ventilation and Aerosol Therapy IChair: K. Rasche, Z. Tomori
6911.50-12.05Special Lecture: K. Rasche, M. OrthSLEEP AND BREATHING IN IDIOPATHIC PULMONARYFIBROSIS
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12.10-12.18SNORING: A PLACE OF LARYNGOLOGIST IN DIAGNOSING ANDTREATING ITS CAUSESE. Dzieciołowska-Baran, A. Gawlikowska-Sroka, F. Czerwinski
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12.20-12.28FEASIBILITY OF THE EPWORTH SLEEPINESS SCALE (ESS) IN ASAMPLE OF GERIATRIC PATIENTSH. Frohnhofen, V. Willmann, H. C. Heuer, A. Firat
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12.30-12.38IMPACT OF TYPE OF TREATMENT FOR SLEEP APNEA ONACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING IN A SAMPLE OF ELDERLYPATIENTS WITH SEVERE SLEEP APNEAH. Frohnhofen, H. C. Heuer, A. Firat
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12.40-12.48ACCEPTANCE OF NCPAP THERAPY IN PATIENTS OF AGERIATRIC REHABILITATION UNITH. Frohnhofen, B. Höltmann
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12.50-12.58SEVERE NOCTURNAL CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIAS CAUSED BYSLEEP APNEA-INDUCED HYPOXEMIA IN ADULT MALESE. Szabóová, Z. Tomori, P. Szabó, S. Grešová, V. Donič
13.00 –14.00 Lunch Break
Sleep disorder, Ventilation and Aerosol Therapy IIChair: T. Zielonka, A. Fischer
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14.00-14.08OPTIMISATION OF AEROSOL THERAPY BY INDIVIDUALIzEDCONTROLLED BREATHING: EFFECTS IN INHALATION STUDIESAND PATIENT CAREA. Fischer, G. Scheuch, R. Siekmeier
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14.10-14-18TREATMENT OF SYSTEMIC DISEASES BY INHALATION OFBIOMOLECULE AEROSOLSR. Siekmeier, G. Scheuch
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14.20-14.28CENTRAL AND COMPLEX SLEEP APNEA WITH NORMAL BNP.PREVALENCE DATA AND EFFECT OF ADAPTIVESERVOVENTILATIONM. Westhoff, P. Litterst
84
14.30-14.38INFLUENCE OF ADAPTIVE SERVOVENTILATION ON BNP INSLEEP APNEA PATIENTS WITH MILD SYSTOLIC ANDDIASTOLIC HEART FAILUREM. Westhoff, P. Litterst
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14.40-14.48INFLUENCE OF SLEEP APNEA SYNDROME ON ADIPOCYTEBIOMARKERS IN MALES WITH ELEVATED BODY MASS INDEXE. Wysocka, S. Dzięgielewska, S. Cofta, J. Goździk, L. Torliński, H. Batura-Gabryel
20
Cells, Genes and their Proteins IChair: M. Tatar, B. Pyrzak
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14.50-14.58TREG CELLS IN BRONCHOALVEOLAR LAVAGE FLUID ANDINDUCED SPUTUM OF PATIENTS WITH ACTIVE PULMONARYSARCOIDOSIS AND HYPERSENSITIVITY PNEUMONITISM. Korniluk, R M. Mroz, A. Stasiak-Barmuta, E. Chyczewska
8
15.00-15.08THE INFLUENCE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL STATUS ON THEOCCURRENCE OF RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTIONSS. Baran
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15.10-15.18INCREASED PRO-INFLAMMATORY ACTIVITY ANDIMPAIRMENT OF HUMAN MONOCYTE DIFFERENTIATIONINDUCED BY IN VITRO EXPOSURE TO CIGARETTE SMOKEL. Lerner, R. Katz, A. Z. Reznick, S. Pollack
60
15.20-15.28INTRAOPERATIVE LUNG EDEMA MONITORING BYMICROWAVE REFLECTOMETRYK. Nowak, W. Gross, K. Nicksch, C. Hanusch, M. Helbig, P. Hohenberger,M. M. Gebhard, M. Schaefer
68
15.30-15.38NO ASSOCIATION OF LEPR GLN223ARG POLYMORPHISM WITHLEPTIN, OBESITY, OR METABOLIC DISTURBANCES INCHILDRENB. Pyrzak, A. Wisniewska, A. Kucharska, U. Demkow, M. Wasik
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15.40-15.48ASSOCIATION BETWEEN METABOLIC DISTURBANCES AND G-174C POLYMORPHISM OF INTERLEUKIN-6(IL-6) GENE INOBESE CHILDRENB. Pyrzak, A. Wisniewska, A. Majcher, K. Popko, M. Wasik, U. Demkow
5
17.45-17.55INDUCIBLE NO SYNTHASE INHIBITION IN THEEXPERIMENTAL AIRWAY HYPERRREACTIVITYA. Strapkova; M. Antosova
16.00 –16.30 Coffee Break
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Cells, Genes and their Proteins IIChair: E. Carmeli, D. Zajac
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16.30-16.38EXPRESSION OF SELECTED ACID-RESPONISVE ION CHANNELSIN THE AFFERENT NEURONS INNERVATING THE ESOPHAGUSL. Surdenikova, F. Ru, M. Tatar, M. Kollarik
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16.40-16.48BIOPROPERTIES OF N-OLEOYL-DOPAMINED. Zajac, M. Pokorski
18
16.50-16.58LUNG SURFACTANT ALTERATIONS IN PULMONARYTHROMBOEMBOLISMA. Calkovska, D. Mokra, V. Calkovsky
74
17.00-17.08SAFETY OF LABORATORY ANALYZERS FOR INFECTIONTESTING: RESULTS OF THE MARKET SURVEILLANCE BY THEBFARM UNTIL END-2007R. Siekmeier, J. Halbauer, W. Mientus, D. Wetzel
55
17.10-17.18CHANGES IN SURFACE ACTIVITY OF PULMONARYSURFACTANT BY IN VITRO AND IN VIVO EXPOSURES TOMECONIUM ASSESSED BY CAPILLARY SURFACTOMETERD. Mokra, A. Drgova, E. Tribulova, I. Saffova, J. Erneyova, A. Calkovska
19
17.20-17.28EXPRESSION OF MATRIX METALLOPROTEINASE TYPE 2 INDIAPHRAGM MUSCLES OF YOUNG RATSE. Carmeli, M. Maor, E. Kodesh
13
17.30-17.38EFFECTS OF DIESEL EXHAUST PARTICLES ON THECHEMOTAXIS BETWEEN MACROPHAGE AND NEUTROPHILEGRANULOCYTESB. Becher, G. Vacca, R. Dück, U. Juergens, A. Gillissen
77
17.40-17.48DIVERSE EFFECTS OF MUTATED PAI-1 ON THE BIOLOGICALACTIVITY OF LUNG AND PROSTATE CANCER CELLSJ. Chorostowska-Wynimko, M. Kedzior, P. Jagus, R. Struniawski, A.Szpechcinski, B. Gruber, E.Skrzypczak-Jankun, E. Anuszewska, J. Jankun
22
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17.50-17.58CIRCULATING ENDOTHELIAL PROGENITOR CELLS AREINCREASED IN HUMAN SMALL CELL AND NON-SMALL CELLLUNG CANCER AND CORRELATE WITH PROGRESSION OFDISEASEK. Nowak, N. Rafat, S. Belle, C. Weiß, C. Hanusch, P. Hohenberger, G. Ch.Beck
22
18.00-18.08INSULIN MODULATORY EFFECT ON TCR MEDIATED CALCIUMSIGNALING IN HUMAN LYMPHOCYTES IS BLUNTED IN LONGLASTING DIABETES MELLITUS TYPE 1U. Demkow, P. Winklewski, O. Potapinska, K. Popko, A. Lipinska, M.Wasik
18.10 End of Session20.00 Dinner Pary SPIZZ
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Conference Program
Sunday, 14.06.2009
Lecture Room 1Lung functionChair: W. Marek, N. Aleksandrova
23
09.00-09.08EFFECTS OF BODY POSITION ON THE VENTILATORY RESPONSE TOHYPERCAPNIAZh. A. Donina, G. A. Danilova, N. P. Aleksandrova
1
09.10-09.18SPIROMETRIC MEASUREMENTS AND ANAEROBIC EFFICIENCY INCHAMPION CLASS KARATE ATHLETSW. Adamczyk, M. Tafil-Klawe, P. Ziomanzuk, B. Stankiewicz, M. Cieslicka
90
09.20-09.28LACK OF CORRELATION BETWEEN RESPIRATORY CHANGES ANDCOGNITIVE IMPROVEMENT IN ELDERLY WOMEN PARTICIPATINGIN PHYSICAL EXERCISE PROGRAMP. Zlomanczuk, W. Adamczyk, B. Milczarek, K. Dmitruk, G. Chesy, W. Sikorski, T.Zegarski, A. Rakowski, M. Tafil-Klawe
3
09.30-09.38THE EFFECT OF OXYGEN BREATHING ON INSPIRATORY MUSCLEFATIGUE DEVELOPMENT DURING RESISTIVE LOAD IN CYCLINGMENM.O. Segizbaeva, N. P. Aleksandrova
42
09.40-09.48SPIROMETRY IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN –TIME HAS COME FORNEW REFERENCE VALUESH. Kalhoff, R. Breidenbach, H. J. Smith, W. Marek
52
09.50-09.58TIME FOR NEW REFERENCE VALUES FOR VENTILATORY LUNGFUNCTIONW. Marek, E. Marek, K. Mückenhoff, H. J. Smith, P. Degens, N. Kotschy-Lang, M.Kohlhäufl
24
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10.00-10.08LATE CONSEQUENCES OF AIRWAY BURNS ON SPIROMETRYPARAMETERS AND VOICE QUALITYA. J. Krzywiecki, Ł.K. Sikora, M. Misiołek, G. Namysłowski, R. Fira, B. Orecka, D.I. Ziora, D. Jastrzębski, R. Rauer, J. Kozielski
57
10.10-10.18PULMONARY FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH PECTUS EXCAVATUMM. Molnár, D. Murgaš, M. Dragula, P. Ďurdík, I. Bacmaňáková, M. Jeseňák
52
10.20-10.28COMPARISON OF FORCED SPIROMETRY AND BODYPLETHYSMOGRAPHY IN METHACHOLINE CHALLENGE TESTSF. Nensa, W. Marek, E. Marek, H. J. Smith, M. Kohlhäufl
39
10.30-10.38QUALITY OF LIFE IN END-STAGE LUNG DISEASE PATIENTSREFERRED FOR LUNG TRANSPLANTATIOND. Jastrzębski, W. Lutogniewska, D. Ziora, R. Rauer, B. Książek, M. Maksymiak, K. Kowalski, J. Wyrwol, A. Margas, J. Kozielski
8
10.40-10.48LUNG FUNCTION: OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO WOOD DUSTS. Baran
14
10.50-10.58BIDIRECTIONAL LINK BETWEEN UPPER AND LOWER AIRWAYS INPATIENTS WITH ALLERGIC RHINITISA. Bencova, E. Rozborilova, M. Antosova
11.00 –11.30 Coffee Break
Pediatric diseases and future development IIChair: S. Cofta, D. Mokra
62
11.30-11.38THE INFLUENCE OF ALLERGIC DISORDERS ON PHYSICALDEVELOPMENTR. Pawlinska-Chmara, I. Wronka
43
11.40-11.48IDIOPATHIC PULMONARY HEMOSIDEROSIS IN A 9-YEARS OLD GIRLE. Kamienska, A. Gawlikowska-Sroka, B. Glura, A. Pogorzelski, T. Urasinski
25
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11.50-11.58SECURING THE AIRWAY IN A CHILD WITH TRACHEAL AGENESISD. Murgas, M. Ciljak, M. Dragula., K. Matasova, M. Zibolen M., S. Nosal, J.Hamzik
17
12.00-12.08ALVEOLAR CAPILLARY DYSPLASIA WITH ANORECTAL ANOMALY:A RARE CAUSE OF PERSISTENT PULMONARY HYPERTENSION IN ANEWBORNZ. Bukovinska, D. Murgas, M. Ciljak, K. Matasova, A. Jurko jr, M. Zibolen
86
12.10-12.18ASTHMA, ALLERGY, MOOD DISORDERS, AND NUTRITIONA. Wilczyńska-Kwiatek, K. Bargiel-Matusiewicz, Ł. Łapiński
64
12.20-12.28CHLAMYDOPHILA PNEUMONIAE INFECTION IN CYSTIC FIBROSISADULTST. Piorunek, J. Goździk, S. Cofta, M. Wal, A. Kuch, E. Wysocka
12.30 End of conference with fair well snack
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Sunday 14.06.2009
Lecture Room 2Pediatric diseases and future development IChair: A. Dubaniewicz, K. Bargiel-Matusiewicz
25
09.00-09.08HYPERGLYCEMIA AS A PROGNOSTIC FACTOR IN CHILDREN WITHACUTE RESPIRATORY FAILUREP. Durdik, S. Nosal, J. Buchanec, K. Zelenak, V. Zolak, J. Mikler, P. Banovcin
76
09.10-09.18PREDICTION OF ATOPY DISEASES IN THE FIRST YEAR OF LIFE BYUSING CORD BLOOD IGE LEVELS AND FAMILY HISTORYA. J. Sybilski, A. Doboszyńska, B. Samoliński, M. Michalczuk
76
09.20-09.28INFLUENCE OF PERINATAL FACTORS ON THE LEVELS OF TOTALAND SPECIFIC CORD BLOOD IgEA. J. Sybilski, A. Doboszyńska, B. Samoliński, M. Michalczuk
9
09.30-09.38QUALITY OF LIFE AND ACTIVITY OF CHILDREN SUFFERING FROMBRONCHIAL ASTHMAA. Trzcieniecka-Green, K. Bargiel-Matusiewicz, A. Wilczynska-Kwiatek
Cells, Genes and their Proteins IIIChair: B. Becher, K. Nowak
709.40-10.05Special Lecture: R. BalsCOPD AS A SYSTEMIC DISEASE
24
10.10-10-18MYCOBACTERIAL HEAT SHOCK PROTEINS AS ANAUTOIMMUNOLOGICAL FACTOR IN THE PATHOGENESIS OFSARCOIDOSISA. Dubaniewicz
38
10.20-10.28HEAT SHOCK PROTEINS IN COPD PATIENTS TREATED WITHFORMOTEROL AND FORMOTEROL/BUDESONIDEA. Holownia, R. M. Mroz, E. Chyczewska, J. J. Braszko
27
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10.30-10.38CYTOSOLIC AND NUCLEAR EXPRESSION OF FKBP51 IN SPUTUMCELLS DURING COPD THERAPYR. M. Mroz, A. Holownia, E. Chyczewska, J. J Braszko
28
10.40-10.48EFFECT OF FLAVIN 7 ON ALLERGEN INDUCED HYPERREACTIVITYOF AIRWAYSS. Franova, M. Joskova, E. Novakova, K. Adamicova, M. Sutovska, S. Nosal
35
10.50-10.58EXPRESSION OF ANTI-APOPTOTIC PROTEIN SURVIVIN AND TUMORSUPPRESSOR P53 PROTEIN IN PATIENTS WITH PULMONARYCARCINOMAE. Halašová, M. Adamkov, E. Kavcová, T. Matáková, Ľ. Mušák, D. Výbohová, M. Janíčková, D. Mištuna, A. Šingliar
11.00 –11.30 Coffee Break
Cells, Genes and their Proteins IVChair: M. Pokorski, A. Gillissen
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11.30-11.38CIRCULATING INFLAMMATORY CYTOKINES IN ADULT CYSTICFIBROSIS PATIENTSJ. Gozdzik, P. Tomasz, S. Cofta, A. Nowicka
50
11.40-11.48EXPRESSION OF CD152 (CTLA-4) IN CHILDREN WITH AUTOIMMUNETHYROIDITIS IS NOT DEPENDENT ON A/G 49 POLYMORPHISM OFEXON 1 OF THE CTLA-4 GENEA. M. Kucharska, E. Gorska, M. Wasik, B.Pyrzak, A. Wisniewska, U. Demkow
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11.50-11.58SYMPATHETIC HYPERACTIVITY INFLUENCES CHEMOSENSORFUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH END-STAGE RENAL DISEASEC. Meyer
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12.00-12.08ANGIOTENSIN-CONVERTING ENZYME I/D POLYMORPHSIM INCHRONIC OBSTRUCITVE PULMONARY DISEASES. Pabst, B. Theis, A. Gillissen, M. Lennarz, I. Tuleta, G. Nickenig, D. Skowasch, C.Grohé
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12.10-12.18ADAM33 GENE POLYMORPHISMS IN CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVEPULMONARY DISEASES. Pabst, C. Pizarro Touron, A. Gillissen, M. Lennarz, I. Tuleta, G. Nickenig, D.Skowasch, C. Grohé
12.20 End of conference with fair well snack
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Participant List
No Participant Address E-mail
1 Adamczyk W,
Department of PhysiologyCollegium Medicum inBydgoszcz of the NicolausCopernicus University inTorun, Poland
2AleksandrovVjacheslav,professor
Herzen State PedagogicalUniversity of Russia, 6Kazanskaya (Plekhanova)191186/St.Petersburg/Russia
3 AleksandrovaNina
Pavlov Institute ofPhysiology,nab.Makarova, 6 199034St. Petersburg Russia
4AntosiewiczJustyna, M.Sc.
Medical Research Center,Polish Academy ofSciences,02-106 Warsaw,Pawinskiego 5 St. Poland
5AntosovaMartina, Mgr,PhD
Institute of PharmacologyJLF UK, Sklabinska 26,Martin 036 01, Slovakia
6BabusikovaEva, Dr.
Department of MedicalBiochemistry JLF UK, MalaHora 4, Martin, Slovakia
7 Bals, RobertKlinik für Innere MedizinBaldingerstr. 135043 Marburg
8 Baran, SylwiaFaculty of Education,Sociology and HealthSciences, University ofZielona Gora, Poland
9
Bargiel-MatusiewiczKamilla, MA;PhD
Faculty of Psychology,University of Warsaw, 5/7Stawki St. 00-183Warsaw, Poland
10 Baumbach JörgIngo, PD Dr.
ISAS - Institute foranalytical Sciences,Bunsen-Kirchhoff-Str. 11 /44139 Dortmund /
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Germany
11Banovcin Peter,Prof., M.D.,Ph.D.
Comenius University,Jessenius School ofMedicine, Kollarova 2,03601, Martin, Slovakia
12BecherGunther, Dr.med.
BecherConsult GmbH,Fröbelweg 33, 16321Bernau, Germany
13 Becher Birthe,Robert-Koch-KlinikLeipzig, Alexanderstr. 46,04109 Leipzig
14 Bencova Alica,MD
Clinic of TB andRespiratory Diseases, JLFUK and MFN, Kollarova 2,Martin 036 01, Slovakia
15 BergmannSybille, Prof.
UniversitätsklinikumDresden, Fetscherstr. 74
16
BrozmanovaMariana,Assoc.Prof, Dr,PhD
Department ofPathophysiology,Jessenius Faculty ofMedicine, Slabinska 26,037 53 Martin, Slovakia
17BukovinskaZuzana, MD
University Hospital Martin,Kollarova 2, 036 59,Martin, Slovakia
18CalkovskaAndrea, Prof.,MD., PhD.
Deptartment ofPhysiology, JesseniusFaculty of Medicine, CUMala Hora 4, 037 54Martin, Slovakia
19 Carmeli Eli, PT.,PhD
Tel Aviv University, 69778Ramat Aviv Israel
20Cofta Szczepan,dr
Medical University Poznań, Szamarzewskiego 84; 60-569 Poznań
21 CiljakovaMiriam, M.D.
Comenius University,Jessenius School ofMedicine, Kollárova 2,03601 Martin, Slovakia
22DemkowUrszula,Associate Prof.
Medical University ofWarsaw, 00-576 Warszawul. Marszalkowska 24
23 Donina Zhanna, Pavlov Institute of [email protected]
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Physiology RAS, nab.Makarova,6 199034 St.Petersburg Russia
24 DubaniewiczAnna, MD, PhD
Dept. of Pathophysiology,Medical University ofGdansk, 80-210 Gdansk,Poland
25Durdik Peter,MD
Jessenius Medical School,Comenius University,Martin, Slovakia,Zaborskeho 2 / Martin /Slovakia
26Dzieciołowska-Baran Edyta,MD
Department of Anatomy,PAM, Szczecin, Poland, Al.Powstańców Wlk 72
27 Fischer A. Activaero GmbH,Gemünden, Germany
28Franova Sona,assoc. prof. Dr.PhD.
Jessenius Faculty ofMedicine, ComeniusUniversity, Sklabinska 26,Martin, Slovakia
29FrohnhofenHelmut, Dr.med.
Kliniken Essen Mitte, AmDeimelsberg 34a [email protected]
30Gawlikowska-SrokaAleksandra, MD
Pomeranian MedicalUniversity; Department ofAnatomy, Al. Powstańców Wlk. 72
31GillissenAdrian, Prof.Dr. med.
St. George MedicalCenter, Robert-Koch-Hosptial, Nikolai-Rumjanzew-Str.100/Leipzig/Germany
32GozdzikJoanna, PhD
Departmet ofPulmonology, Allergologyand Lung Oncology,Szmarzewskiego/ Poznań/ Poland
33 GorskaKatarzyna, PhD
Department of InternalMedicine, Pneumonologyand Allergolog, Warsaw,Poland
34 GrabickiMarcin,
Dept. of Pulmonology,Allergology and
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Physician Respiratory Oncology, 84Szamarzewskiego St., 60-569 Poznan, Poland
35Halasova Erika,Assoc. Prof.RNDr. PhD
Jessenius Faculty ofMedicine, Martin, Maláhora 4, 03601 Martin,Slovakia
36HavlícekovaZuzana, M.D.,Ph.D.
Comenius University,Jessenius School ofMedicine, Kollarova 2,03601, Martin, Slovakia
37HoffmeyerFrank, Dr. med
BGFA - Forschungsinstitutfür Arbeitsmedizin derDGUV, Bürkle-de-la-Camp-Platz 1, 44789Bochum
38HolowniaAdam, Dr
Dept Clin Pharmacol, MedUniver Bialystok,Waszyngtona 15a
39JastrzebskiDariusz, MD,PhD
Dpt. Lung Diseases andTuberculosis SilesianMedical Univers, 41-803Zabrze, ul.Koziolka 1,Poland
40Jesenak Milos,M.D., Ph.D.
Jessenius School ofMedicine, Department ofPaediatrics, Kollarova 2,036 59 Martin,Slovakia
41 Jürgens, UweUniversitätsklinikum BonnMed. Klinik II53127 Bonn
42
KalhoffHermann,PrivatdozentDr. med.
Pediatric Clinic,Beurhausstrasse 40, D-44137 Dortmund,Germany
43 KamienskaElżbieta , MD
Clinic of Pediatrics,Hematology andOncology, PAM, Szczecin,Unii Lubelskiej 1
44 Kaplan Peter,prof.
Dept.Med.Biochemistry,Comenius University, MalaHora 4 /036 01Martin/Slovakia
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45Klawe Jacek,Prof.
Department of PhysiologyCollegium Medicum inBydgoszcz of the NicolausCopernicus University inTorun, Poland
46KorczynskiPiotr, MD, PhD
Department ofPneumonology, Banacha1a/Warsaw/Poland
47 KornilukMałgorzata, Dr
Department of ChestDiseases andTuberculosis, Zurawia 14,15-540 Bialystok, Poland
48KosciuchJustyna, PhDMD
Medical University inWarsaw, Poland, Banacha1A, 02-097 Warsaw,Poland
49KrzywieckiAndrzej, MD,PhD
Dpt. Lung Diseases andTuberculosis Sil. Med.Univ.41-803 Zabrze, ul.Koziolka 1
50 KucharskaAnna, doctor
Department of Paediatricsand Endocrinology MedicalUniversity, Warsaw,Poland
51Kuznar-KaminskaBarbara, PhD
Dept.of Pneumonologyand Respiratory Oncology,Poznan,Poland,Szamarzewskiego 84
52MarekWolfgang, PDDr. rer. nat.
Institut fürArbeitsphysiologie,Augusta Kranken-Anstalt,Bergstr. 26, D-44791Bochum, Germany
53 Martinek Jozef,Ing
Pathological Physiology,Jessenius Faculty ofMedicin, CU, SklabinskaStr 26, Martin, Slovakia
54Meyer,Christian
Heinrich-Heine-UniversityDuesseldorf, Departmentof Medicine Division ofCardiology, Pulmonologyand Vascular Medicine
55 Mokra Daniela,MD., PhD.,
Dept. of Physiology, JFM,Comenius University, Mala
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Assoc. Prof. Hora 4, 03754 Martin,Slovakia
56Mokry Juraj,Dr.
Jessenius Faculty ofMedicine, ComeniusUniversity,Sklabinska 26, 03753Martin, Slovakia
57 Molnar Marian,M.D.
Department of PediatricSurgery, Faculty Hospital,Martin, Kollarova 2, 03659 Martin, Slovakia
58 Mroz Robert, Dr
Pneumology Department,Medical University ofBialystok, Zurawia 14, 15-540 Bialystok, Poland
59 Murgas Dalibor,M.D., Ph.D.
Department of PediatricSurgery, Faculty HospitalMartin, Kollarova 2, 03659Martin, Slovakia
60 Nowak Kai, Dr.med.
Section of ThoracicSurgery, Medical FacultyMannheim, Unive,Theodor-Kutzer-Ufer 1-3/68167Mannheim/Germany
61 Pabst Stefan,Dr. med.
University of Bonn, D-53115 Bonn
62Pawlinska-ChmaraRomana, dr
University of Opole, Bp.Kominka 4a, 45-054Opole, Poland
63
Paakko Paavo,Chief Physicianand Head of theDepartment
Department of Pathology,Oulu University Hospital,P.O. Box 50, FIN-90029Oulu, Finland
64PiorunekTomasz, Dr
Department of RespiratoryDiseases, Smarzewskiego82, Poznan, Poland
65Plevkova Jana,Assoc. Prof.,MD, PhD
Commenius University,Jessenius Faculty ofMedicine, Departm,Sklabinska Str. 26, 03601, Martin, SlovakRepublic
66 Pollack Shimon, Department of [email protected]
35
Prof. Immunology, RappaportFaculty of Medicine-Tech,Bat Galim/Haifa31096/Israel
67PrabhakarNanduri, Prof.
The University of Chicago,5841 South MarylandAvenue MC5068 N-711
68Pyrzak Beata,MD PhD
Medical University ofWarsaw, Marszalkowska24, Warsaw, Poland
69Rasche Kurt,Prof. Dr. med.
Lungenzentrum KlinikenSt. Antoniusz,Vogelsangstr. 106
70RekawekAgnieszka, M.Sc.
Departament ofRespiratory Research,Medical Research Center,Pawinskiego 5 St., 02-106Warsaw, Poland
71SchmidtHendrik, Dr.
Boehringer IngelheimPharma GmbH & Co. KGBinger Strasse 173,Ingelheim am Rhein,Germany
72 Schreiber, JensUniversitätsklinikMagdeburg, Leipziger Str.44, 39120 Magdeburg
73SchwabeKristin, Dr.med.
St. George MedicalCenter, Robert-Koch-HosptialNikolai-Rumjanzew-Str.100/Leipzig/Germany
74SiekmeierRudiger, PD Dr.
Bundesinstitut fürArzneimittel undMedizinprodukte (BfArM),Kurt-Georg-Kiesinger-Allee 3
75 Simera Michal,Mgr
Institute of MedicalBiophysics, Malá Hora 4,037 54 Martin, Slovakrepublic
76Sybilski Adam,Dr.
Department of thePrevention ofEnvironmental Hazardsand Allergology, 1ABanacha St., Warsaw,
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Poland
77SzpechcinskiAdam Artur, Mr
National Institute ofTuberculosis and LungDiseases, 26 Plocka St.
78Tafil-KlaweMalgorzata,Prof.
Department of PhysiologyCollegium Medicum inBydgoszcz of the NicolausCopernicus University inTorun, Poland
79Tatar Milos,Prof. MD. PhD
Dept of Pathophysiology,Jessenius Faculty ofMedicine, 26 SklabinskaStr, 037 53 Martin,Slovakia
80 Teul Iwona, dr
Medical UniversityDepartment of Anatomy,Powst. Wlkp.72, 70-111Szczecin
81Tomori Zoltan,Prof. MD. DSc
University PJ Safarik,Faculty of Medicine, SNP1, 04066 Kosice, Slovakia
82TonhajzerovaIngrid, Assoc.Prof., MD, PhD
Department of Physiology,JFM CU, Mala Hora 4, 03601 Martin, Slovakia
83 Weiner Dana, Technion, Israel [email protected]
84 WesthoffMichael, Dr.
Hemer Lung Clinic, Theo-Funccius-Str. 1
85 Wiewrodt,Rainer
Universitätsmedizin Mainz
86Wilczynska-KwiatekAgnieszka, PhD
University of Silesia,Grazynskiego 53, 40-126Katowice, Poland
87 Wysocka Ewa,MD, PhD
Poznan University ofMedical Sciences,Grunwaldzka 6 Str., 60-780 Poznań, Poland
88ZajacDominika,
Medical Research CentrePAS, ul. Pawinskiego 5,02-106 Warszawa, Poland
89ZielonkaTadeusz M, MDPhD
Department of FamilyMedicine, Warsaw MedicalUniversity, Banacha street1a, 02-097 Warsaw,
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Poland
90 ZlomanczukPiotr
Collegium Medicum inBydgoszcz, University inToruń, Karłowicza24, 85-092 Bydgoszcz, Poland
91ZycinskaKatarzyna, Drhab.
Department of FamilyMedicine, Warsaw MedicalUniversity, Banacha street1a, 02-097 Warsaw,Poland
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Conference Party
Location
Starting time Saturday, June 13th 2009, 20:00 h
Entertainment
Transfer
Street tram (Line 16) to railway station
Taxi, we recommendLöwentaxiTel.: 982222
Leipzig TaxiTel.: 4884
Taxi mit der MützeTel.: 4233Tel.: for free 0800 8004233
SpizzMarkt 904109 Leipzig+49 (0)341 9608043
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Collaboration
Scientific program is supported by
Deutsche Lungenstiftung e. V.
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Pneumologie undBeatmungsmedizin e. V.
Deutsche Atemwegsliga e. V.
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In cooperation with
Actelion Pharmaceuticals Deutschland GmbH
AstraZeneca GmbH
Bayer Vital GmbH
Boehringer Ingelheim Pharma GmbH & Co. KG
Chiesi GmbH
GlaxoSmithKline GmbH & Co. KG
MEDA Pharma GmgH & Co. KG
MSD Sharp & Dohme GmbH
Novartis Pharma GmbH & Co. KG
Nycomed Deutschland GmbH
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Pfizer Pharma GmbH
Roche Pharma AG
Sanofi-Aventis Deutschland GmbH
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Astellas Pharma GmbH
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