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08:00 – 09:00 POSTER WALK | GROUND FLOOR Neonatal Hematology and Bilirubin Chairs: Elsa Kermorvant (France)

ID 020 PROLONGED JAUNDICE SCREENING: FBC OR NO FBC! N. Storring; R. Doherty; V. Ponnusamy (United Kingdom)

ID 042 LABORATORY FINDINGS; DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF THE NEWBORN ADMITTED DUE TO HEMATEMESIS OR BLOODY STOOL IN 11 YEARS I. Hokuto; Y. Ito; T. Mori; S. Komachi (Japan)

ID 154 AN UNUSUAL CAUSE OF CYANOSIS: SEVERE METHEMOGLOBINEMIA IN A PRETERM INFANT WITH SEPSIS F. Bakar; M. Berber (Turkey)

ID 171 THE INFLUENCE OF INTRAUTERINE TRANSFUSION ON THE OUTCOMES OF NEWBORNS WITH SEVERE HEMOLYTIC DISEASE E. Balashova; O. Bystrykh; T. Fedorova; O. Ionov; A. Kirtbaya; D. Sharafutdinova; V. Zubkov; D. Degtyarev; O. Horoshkeeva; N. Fedorova; N. Tetruashvili; K. Kostukov; N. Karetnikova (Russia)

ID 491 IV FLUID SUPPLEMENTATION IN SEVERE NEONATAL HYPERBILIRUBINEMIA: YES or NO M.T. Saleh; S. El Doory; S. Saleh; M.E.l. Halik (Saudi Arabia)

ID 543 RIGHT SUBCLAVIAN ARTERY THROMBOSIS. A CASE REPORT G. Uclés; T. Fuentes; R. Villarino; M. González-Valcárcel; A. Martínez (Spain)

ID 555 Risk factors for portal venous thrombosis in newborns: a retrospective study A. Zanin; M. Colella; C. Farnoux; S. Soudee; M. Leport; R. Stern; O. Bequet; M. Alison; V. Biran; O. Baud (France)

ID 611 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LEUKOCYTES AND PLATELETS AND PREMATURE RETINOPATHY V. Filip; C. Lazar (Romania)

ID 692 CONGENITAL HEPATOCELLULAR CARCINOMA ASSOCIATED WITH NEONATAL HEMOCHROMATOSIS P.Francalanci;C.Grimaldi;M.C.Saffioti;R.Angelico;R.Boldrini;F.Callea (Italy)

ID 740 OUTCOME OF BABIES WITH SERUM BILIRUBIN LEVEL OF GREATER THAN 400mmol/L R. Prasad; S.V. Rasiah (United Kingdom)

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Neurology Chairs: Olivier Baud (Switzerland); Nicola Roberston (United Kingdom)

ID 003 PRETERM BIRTH AND THE TIMING OF PUBERTY E. James; C. Wood; H. Nair; T. Williams (United Kigdom)

ID 036 PREVENTION OF CEREBRAL PALSY: FEASIBILITY OF UMBILICAL CORD BLOOD STEM CELLS AND UMBILICAL CORD MESENCHYMAL STROMAL CELLS H. Shintaku; M. Nabetani; T. Hamazaki; S. Kusuda; M. Tamura; S. Watabe; M. Hayakawa; Y. Sato; M. Tsuji; A. Taguchi; H. Ichiba; Oka Akira; R. Mori; A. Taki; T. Mukai; T. Nagamura-Inoue (Japan)

ID 039 NO GENDER-RELATED DIFFERENCES IN FETAL CORPUS CALLOSUM THICKNESS: IN-UTERO MRI STUDY R. Bercovitz; R. Achiron; C. Hoffmann; A. Achiron (Israel)

ID 040 NEUROMOTOR PROFILE OF HIGH-RISK INFANTS AT TERM OR NEAR TERM I. Ereno; W.Y. Teh (Singapore)

ID 043 THE PREDICTIVE VALUE OF SEVERE BRONCHOPULMONARY DYSPLASIA FOR NEUROLOGICAL IMPAIRMENT IN 2-YEARS-OLD VERY PRETERM INFANTS IS HIGHER WHEN DIAGNOSED AT 40 THAN AT 36 WEEKS’ POSTMENSTRUAL WEEKS A.M. Malavolti 1; D. Bassler 1; R. Arlettaz-Mieth 1; G. Faldella 2; B. Latal 1 G. Natalucci 1 (1. Switzerland; 2. Italy)

ID 055 PSYCHOSOCIAL OUTCOME OF INFANTS WITH CONGENITAL MALFORMATIONS AFTER POSTNATAL SURGICAL REPAIR N. Doberschuetz; A. Allendorf; R. Dewitz; B. Wittekindt; U. Rolle; R. Schloesser (Germany)

ID 060 THERAPEUTIC HYPOTHERMIA AND HEARING IMPAIRMENT: INCIDENCE AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS M. PFitzgerald; G. Norman; C. Mc Garvey; A. Reynolds; M. King; B. Hayes (Ireland)

ID 070 PRETERM INFANTS 33-35 WEEKS’ GESTATION WITH SEVERE HYPOXIC- ISCHEMIC ENCEPHALOPATHY TREATED WITH HYPOTHERMIA DO NOT PRESENT MORE ORGAN DYSFUNCTION THAN TERM NEWBORNS M. Alsina; A. Martin-Ancel; M. Leon; G . Arca; E. Perez; A. García-Alix (Spain)

ID 080 IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS ON MOTOR AND COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE OF LATE PRETERM INFANTS. M.M. Santos; C. Corsi; A.C. Campos; N.A.C.F. Rocha (Brazil)

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ID 094 NEONATAL ADMISSIONS FOR HYPOXIC ISCHEMIC ENCEPHALOPATHY: WEEKEND AND OUT OF HOURS EFFECT F. Ceroni; M. Parmar; S. Narayanan; N. Merchant (United Kingdom)ID 100 WHICH PARTS OF GROWTH SHOULD BE MONITORED FOR NEURODEVELOPMENT OF PRETERM INFANTS I.G. Song; H.R. Yoon; Y.M. Yoon; J.S. Shin; S.H. Shin; E.K. Kim; H.S. Kim (Korea)

ID 103 TARGETED METHYLATION TESTING OF A 154 PATIENT’S COHORT WITH CLINICAL FEATURES OF IMPRINTING DISORDERS: EVIDENCE OF MULTILOCUS METHYLATION DEFECTS A. Touati; S. Nouri; F. Chioukh; M. Haddaji Mastouri; N. Ben Salah; S. Trabelsi; S. Hammami; S. Mougou; M. Gribaa; N. Guedich; H. Seboui; A. Nouri; K. Monastiri; A. Saad; D. H’mida-Ben Brahim (Tunisia)

ID 105 STEINERT MYOTONIC DYSTROPHY (DM1): WHAT ABOUT CARDIAC INVOLVEMENT? H. Hadj Abdallah; Y. Halleb; N. Ben Salah; F.Z. Chioukh; K. Ben Ameur; F. Kallel; L. Ben Slamia; S. Hidar; M. Bellallah; S. Nouri; S. Ben Amor; A. Hsin; M. Grira; H. Ajmi; S. Zardi (Tunisia)

ID 150 HEAD MIDLINE POSITION FOR THE PREVENTION OF GERMINAL MATRIX-INTRAVENTRICULAR HEMORRHAGE IN PRETERM INFANTS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS O. Romantsik 1; M.G. Calevo 2; M. Bruschettini 1 (1. Sweden; 2. Italy)

ID 157 MOTOR FUNCTION AT EARLY SHCOOL-AGE IN EXTREMELY PRETERM BORN CHILDREN WITHOUT MAJOR IMPAIRMETNS IN RELATION TO PERINATAL FACTORS: NATIONAL POPULATION-BASED STUDY (EXPRESS) J. Bolk; A. Farooqi; M. Hafström; U. Åden; F. Serenius (Sweden)

ID 169 EARLY RISK FACTORS FOR ADVERSE NEUROMOTOR DEVELOPMENT IN TERM INFANTS AFTER MODERATE HYPOXIC-ISCHAEMIC ENCEPHALOPATHY A. Matic (Serbia)

ID 175 THERAPEUTIC HYPOTHERMIA IN BABIES WITH HYPOXIC-ISCHAEMIC ENCEPHALOPATHY: EVIDENCE AND CLINICAL PRACTICE K. Ghazal; A. Panickar; S. Garg (United Kingdom)

ID 196 SECRETONEURIN SERUM CONCENTRATIONS CORRELATE WITH ABNORMAL NEURODEVELOPMENTAL OUTCOME AT THE AGE OF 24 MONTHS IN TERM NEONATES WITH ASPHYXIA K. Wechselberger; A. Schmid; M. Höck; A. Posod; M. Urbanek (Austria)

ID 206 SCREENING C677T POLYMORPHISM IN METHYLENETETRAHYDROFOLATE REDUCTASE GENE IN TAIWAN POPULATION C.Y. Chuang; C.C. Hung; Y.N. Su; P.N. Tsao (Taiwan)

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ID 230 COGNITIVE OUTCOME IN ADULTS BORN WITH VERY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT OR SMALL FOR GESTATIONAL AGE S. Weider; A.M.W. Lærum; K.A.I. Evensen; S. Lydersen; A.M. Brubakk; M.S. Indredavik (Norway)

ID 281 REACHING SKILLS OF INFANTS BORN VERY PRETERM PREDICT NEURODEVELOPMENT AT 3 YEARS Y. Fredriksson Kaul; K. Rosander; H. Grönqvist; K. Strand Brodd; L. Hellström-Westas; C. von Hofsten (Sweden)

ID 315 UNDERSTANDING ADHD AND ASD IN VERY PRETERM CHILDREN FROM A SENSORY PROCESSING PERSPECTIVE: A CONTROLLED NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL STUDY T. Bröring; K. Oostrom; M. Königs; E. van Dijk-Lokkart; H. Lafeber; A. Brugman; J. Oosterlaan (Netherlands)

ID 319 SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN VERY PRETERM INFANTS DURING EARLY INFANCY P.H. Gray; D.M. Edwards; M. Pritchard (Australia)

ID 323 NEUROPROTECTIVE INTERVENTION AFTER HYPOXIA-ISCHEMIA MAY CHANGE INTRACEREBRAL METABOLIC MEASURES IN A NEWBORN PIGLET MODEL T.C. Andelius; N. Bøgh; M.V. Pedersen; C. Omann; V.E. Hjortdal; M. Pedersen; T.B. Henriksen; K.J. Kyng (Denmark)

ID 353 BRAIN VOLUMES BY CEREBRAL MRI AND CORRELATIONS WITH PSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOMS IN LOW BIRTHWEIGHT ADULTS A.M.W. Lærum; L.M. Rimol; S.K. Reitan; A. Brubakk; K.A.I. Evensen; K.J. Bjuland; S. Lydersen; J. Skranes; M.S. Indredavik (Norway)

ID 371 POSTURE AND MOBILITY INFLUENCE ON ATTENTION ABILITIES IN HEALTHY 7 YEARS OLD CHILDREN H. Ceyte; J. Rosenbaum; S. Caudron; J-M. Hascoet (France)

ID 424 SURGICAL DECISION MANAGEMENT IN CHIARI TYPE 2 MALFORMATION: SINGLE CENTER EXPERIENCE S. Alkan Ozdemir; N. Ozdemir; A. Karadag; E. Arun Ozer (Turkey)

ID 427 EFFECTS OF NEURAL STEM CELL MEDIA ON HYPOXIC INJURY IN RAT HIPPOCAMPAL SLICE CULTURES N.M. Lee; S.A. Chae; H.J. Lee (Turkey)

ID 438 CEREBROSPINAL FLUID LACTATE IN NEW-BORN AND PRETERM INFANTS. PILOT DATA G. Uclés; D. Arjona; R. Borrego; R. Díaz; M.D. Sánchez-Redondo; A. Escobar (Spain)

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ID 484 EARLY CRANIAL ULTRASOUND AND MRI AT TERM IN VERY PRETERM INFANTS: DIAGNOSIS OF BRAIN INJURY VERSUS NEURODEVELOPMENTAL OUTCOME AT 12 AND 24 MONTHS CORRECTED GESTATIONAL AGE K. Chatzidimitriou; A. Chebsey; D. Odd; M. El Brookle; M. Likeman; A. Heep (United Kingdom)

ID 485 CRANIAL ULTRASOUND AT DAY 7 AND CLINICAL MRI AT TERM IN VERY PRETERM INFANTS BORN AT LESS THAN 28 WEEKS: VENTRICULOMEGALY IS RELATED TO SUBTLE BRAIN PATHOLOGY AND UNFAVORABLE DEVELOPMENTAL OUTCOME AT 24 MONTH K. Chatzidimitriou; A Chebsey; D. Odd; M. El Brookle; M. Likeman; A. Heep (United Kingdom)

ID 502 VALIDITY OF THE KOREAN DEVELOPMENTAL SCREENING TEST FOR VERY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT INFANTS C.Y. Kim; J.H. Hwang; E. Jung; B.S. Lee; K.S. Kim; A.R. Kim (Korea)

ID 547 CYTOKINES TRAJECTORIES IN NEWBORNS WITH HYPOXIC-ISCHEMIC ENCEPHALOPATHY: THE ROLE OF HYPOTHERMIA S. Perrone 1; S. Cornacchione 1; M.D. Weiss 2; R. Candace 2; M. Longini 1; F. Proietti 1; M. Calderisi 1; G. Buonocore 1 (1. Italy; 2. United States)

ID 563 COLD-INDUCIBLE RBM3 AUGMENTS IGF2 EXPRESSION IN NEURAL STEM CELLS BY INTERACTING WITH IMP2 IN AN RNA-DEPENDENT MANNER J. Yan; X. Zhu; Z. Andrea; J. Kapfhammer; S. Wellmann (Switzerland)

ID 591 CHILDREN BORN VERY PRETERM WITH AUTISM EXPERIENCE INCREASED RISK OF PARENTING RELATIONSHIP PROBLEMS H. Haydon; M. Pritchard; L. Johnston; J. Paynter (Canada)

ID 596 STABILITY of AUTISM DIAGNOSIS IN CHILDREN BORN VERY-PRETERM FROM AGE 2 TO 4 YEARS M. Pritchard; H. Haydon; T. de Dassel; E. Beller; F. Bogossian; L. Johnston; J. Paynter; S. Russo; J.G. Scott (Canada)

ID 620 OUTBORN PRETERM INFANTS WITH POST-HAEMORRHAGIC VENTRICULAR DILATATION: ARE THEY TRANSFERRED TOO LATE? A. Parodi; M. Malova; A. Sannia; A. Cama; M. Ravegnani; C. Bellini; L.A. Ramenghi (Italy)

ID 631 GENETIC CASUSES IN NEWBORNS WITH EPILEPTIC ENCEPHALOPATHIES A. Soltirovska Salamon; D. Paro-Panjan (Slovenia)

ID 643 OUTCOME AT FIVE YEARS OLD IN A SWISS NATIONAL COHORT OF VERY PRETERM INFANTS BORN IN 2006 M.P. Pittet; M. Adams; M. Bickle-Graz; S. Grunt; I. Mürner-Lavanchy; R.E.Pfister;G.Natalucci;C.BorradoriTolsa(Switzerland)

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ID 680 Outcome prediction in HIE grade II K. Goeral; B. Urlesberger; V. Giordano; G. Kasprian; M. Wagner; L. Schmidt; A. Berger; K. Klebermass-Schrehof; M. Olischar (Austria)

ID 696 COMPARISON OF 1-DIMENSIONAL AND 2-DIMENSIONAL SONOGRAPHIC (US) AND MRI MEASUREMENTS OF THE CEREBELLUM IN TERM NEWBORNS B. Reulecke; R. Fernandez; M. Mills; V. Pelling; H. Rabe; L. Harris (United Kingdom)

ID 713 MILD HYPOXIC ISCHAEMIC ENCEPHALOPATHY AND LONG TERM NEURODEVELOPMENTAL OUTCOME- A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW J. Conway 1,2; B.H. Walsh 3; M. Dozier 2; G.B. Boylan 1; D.M. Murray 1 (1. Ireland; 2. United Kingdom; 3. United States)

ID 722 NEURODEVELOPMENTAL AND SENSORY OUTCOME AT TWO YEARS IN VLBW BABIES: CORRELATIONS WITH BRAIN LESIONS DETECTED AT TERM MRI M. Malova; L. Ceschi; C. Traggiai; S. Uccella; A. Parodi; A. Sannia; L. Boeri; E. De Grandis; M. Severino; G. Morana; D. Tortora; M.G. Calevo; A. Rossi; E. Veneselli; C. Bellini; L.A. Ramenghi (Italy)

ID 818 PERSISTENT MONOCYTE AND NEUTROPHIL ACTIVATION IN SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN POST NEONATAL ENCEPHALOPATHY Z. Zareen; V. Mc Eneaney; N.A. Taher; L. Kelly; D. Sweetman; D. Doherty; E. Molloy (Ireland)

ID 831 ARE THE 2 YEAR GRIFFITHS SCORES OF BABIES WITH CBH AND IVH SIGNIFICANTLY DIFFERENT COMPARED TO THOSE OF BABIES SUFFERING FROM ISOLATED IVH? S. Uccella; A. Parodi; M. Malova; L. Boeri; E. De Grandis; C. Traggiai; A. Sannia; M. Severino; G. Morana; D. Tortora; A. Rossi; E. Veneselli; L.A. Ramenghi (Italy)

ID 836 INCIDENCE AND CHARACTERISTICS OF INFANTS WITH RETINOPATHY OF PREMATURITY IN CROATIA M. Vucinovic; L.J. Znaor; A. Vucinovic (Croatia)

ID 873 NEUROPROTECTIVE DRUGS IN INFANTS WITH A CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE REQUIRING CARDIAC SURGERY WITH CARDIOPULMONARY BYPASS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW R. Stegeman; K.D. Lamur; A. van den Hoogen; J. (H.) M.P.J. Breur; F. Groenendaal; N. (K.) J.G. Jansen; M.J.N.L. Benders (Netherlands)

ID 884 NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL; NEURORADIOLOGICAL AND NEUROPATHOLOGICAL FINDINGS IN LETHAL NEONATAL RIGIDITY AND MULTIFOCAL SEIZURES SYNDROME ASSOCIATED WITH BRAT1 MUTATIONS M-C. Cornet; R. Schubert; E. Huang; J. Shimotake; O. Danhaive; J. McGuire; M-R. Cilio (United States)

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NICU Quality Improvement, Family Centre Care Chairs: Hugo Lagercrantz (Sweden)

ID 026 PRETERM INFANTS WITH MEDICAL COMPLEXITY: IMPATC ON HEALTH CARE RESSOURCE USE; FAMILY EMPLOYMENT AND NEURODEVELOPMENTAL OUTCOMES D. Nassel 1,2; C. Chartrand 2 ; M-J. Doré-Bergeron2; M. Ballantyne 2; F. Lefebvre 2; T.M. Luu 2 (1. Belgium; 2. Canada)

ID 046 BREAST MILK DONATION IN THE MUSLIM POPULATION S. Jebali; E. Ayachi; R. Terki Hassaine; A. Giuseppi; D. Vaiman; S. Brunet; V. Rigourd (France)

ID 065 TO DETERMINE HOW MANYMOTHERS OF PRETERM BABIES WHO WERE DELIVERED BETWEEN 24 AND 34 WEEK GESTATION AND WERE ADMITTED TO NEONATAL UNIT AT ST.MARY’S HOSPITAL; DID NOT RECEIVE ANTENATAL STERIOD Arunoday; A. Manou; I. Sadasivam (United Kingdom)

ID 085 MOVING BABIES: A CALENDAR YEAR OF TRANSPORT TO AND FROM A REGIONAL NEONATAL CENTRE C.M. Moore; M. Cassidy; M. Byrne; A. Bowden; J. Franta; I. Farombi; J.J. Fitzsimons (Ireland)

ID 144 REDUCING THE WASTAGE OF PAEDIATRIC RED CELLS C.C. Roehr; J. Staves; S. Hemmatpour; N. Mohanraj; S. Pavord (United Kingdom)

ID 155 ACCURATE DETECTION OF CEREBROSPINAL FLUID FROM THE TIP OF INJEQ IQ-NEEDLE(TM) IN PEDIATRIC LUMBAR PUNCTURE – PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF CLINICAL STUDY S. Halonen; J. Kari; O. Tammela; K. Kronström; V. Eskola (Finland)

ID 235 CONSERVATIVE TREATMENT OF IATROGENIC PERFORATIONS CAUSED BY GASTRIC TUBES IN EXTREMELY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT INFANTS – EXPERIENCE OF A SINGLE CENTER M. Thanhaeuser; A. Repa; A. Berger; N. Haiden (Austria)

ID 270 SCARRED FOR LIFE? M. Kristiansen; C-A. Olsson Mägi (sweden)

ID 272 HOW CAN NEONATAL NURSES ENHANCE PARENT-INFANT BOND BY EMPOWERING PARENTS M.J. Ravn; J.B. Wigdel (Norway)

ID 348 THE EFFECT OF BATHING AT TWO DIFFERENT TIMES ON BODY TEMPERATURE AND SKIN MOISTURE LEVEL IN NEWBORNS D.Gözen;S.YalnızoğluÇaka;S.AteşBeşirik;Y.Perk(Turkey)

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ID 370 THE FIRST MINUTES WHEN MY EXTREMLY PRETERM INFANT WAS BORN C. Israelsson; F. Thorolfson (Sweden)

ID 386 NEUROPROTECTIVE DEVELOPMENTAL CARE: STATE OF KNOWLEDGE AND IMPLICATIONS FOR PRACTICE A. Lavallée; G. De Clifford-Faugère; A. N. Fernandez Oviedo; C. Garcia; M. Héon; M. Aita (Canada)

ID 446 EVALUATION OF PROLONGED PAIN IN PRETERM INFANTS WITH PNEUMOTHORAX USING HRV ANALYSIS AND EDIN SCORES M. Buyuktiryaki; N. Uras; N. Okur; M.Y. Oncel; G. Kadioglu Simsek; S. Isik; S.S. Oguz (Turkey)

ID 487 COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF TRANSCUTANEOUS BILIRUBIN (TcB) MONITORING IN A GROWING HEALTH ECONOMY L. Mohammed; B.N. Ofoegbu (Saudi Arabia)

ID 495 IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF DISCHARGE IN BABIES WITH DOWN SYNDROME C.M. Moore; S.M. Eldaw; M. McCormack; J.J. Fitzsimons (Ireland)

ID 582 NOT A MONITORING PROBE LESION A. Olariu; S.Nallagonda; J. Egyepong (United Kingdom)

ID 605 QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROJECT: TOWARDS NEONATAL MANAGEMENT OF PREGNANCIES COMPLICATED BY POLYHYDRAMNIOS R. Mardare; A. Olariu; M. Noureldein; J. Egyepong (United Kingdom)

ID 632 SITUATIONAL FAMILY INTERACTION N. Betzelos; J. Nilsson; J. Högström; M. Corrias; S. Lilliesköld; M. Norman; K. Bohlin (Sweden)

ID 695 MILK ANALYSIS USING MILK ANALYZERS IN A STANDARDIZED SETTING (MAMAS) STUDY G. Fusch 1; C. Kwan 1; N. Rochow 1; M. Belfort 2; J. Festival 1; A. Hair 2; J-M. Hascoet 3; T. Kuehn 4; MIRIS 5; M. Nelle 6; D. O’Connor 1; G. Pelligra 1; B. Poindexter 2; B. Urlesberger 7; A. Wesolowska 8; C. Fusch 1,4 (1. Canada; 2. United States; 3. France; 4. Germany; 5. Sweden; 6. Switzerland; 7. Austria; 8. Poland)

ID 705 A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF INTERVENTIONS DURING NICU HOSPITALIZATION ON THE SHORT-TERM NEURODEVELOPMENT OF PRETERM INFANTS M. Aita; R. Stremler; N. Feeley; A. Lavallée; G. De Clifford-Faugère (Canada)

ID 731 SAFETY CULTURE ASSESSMENT IN A NEONATAL UNIT FOLLOWING A PLAN TO IMPROVE PATIENT SAFETY M. Arriaga-Redondo; A. Rodriguez-Sanchez de la Blanca; E. Sanz-Lopez; A. Diaz-Redondo; R. Gregorio-Hernandez; P. Chimenti-Camacho; M. Sanchez-Luna (Spain)

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ID 742 SHORT AND LONG TERM OUTCOMES RELATED TO UMBILICAL VENOUS CATHETER PLACEMENT IN PRETERM INFANTS L. Arques; R. del Rio; C. Balcells; E. Inarejos; V. Aldecoa-Bilbao; I. Iglesias-Platas (Spain)

ID 756 ACHIEVING NORMOTHERMIA IN INFANTS ADMITTED TO THE NEONATOLOGY DEPARTMENT-A QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROJECT AT THE KAROLINSKA UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL K. Jonsson; A. Gudmundsdottir; A. Chakhunashvili; A-S. Ingman; C. Branvik-Ingelsson; E. Wilson; I. Edqvist; M. Viberg; B. Hallberg; M. Breindahl (Sweden)

ID 776 PERSONALITY TRAITS AND STYLES OF COPING WITH STRESS AMONG MIDWIVES B.Zych;W.Blaz;M.Muster;M.Mazur-Magoła;G.Raba(Poland)

ID 784 EVALUATING MATERNAL CLOSSENESS AND SEPARATION IN NICU. GUIDELINES FOR THE CREATION OF PERINATAL CENTERS A. Karkani; K. Kwnstadinidi; M. Theodoraki; S. Gancheva; M. Papadopoulou (Greece)

ID 823 ENHANCING NEONATAL AND PARENTAL OUTCOMES THROUGH THE OPTIMIZATION OF EVIDENCE-BASED NURSING PRACTICES M. Aita; S. Semenic; N. Feeley; L. Haiek; M. Héon; A. Larone Juneau; K. Levasseur; G. Roch; L. Talbot (Canada)

ID 856 WHAT DOES THE PREMATURE BABY’S PARENTS FEEL AND HOW DOES THEY SEE THE STAFF TAKING CARE OF THEIR CHILD? A. Bialas (Poland)

ID 861 CROSS-CULTURAL ADAPTATION AND VALIDATION OF THE NEONATAL INFANT PAIN SCALE (NIPS) FOR BRAZILIAN PORTUGUESE G. de Cássia Pinheiro da Motta; M.L. Chollopetz da Cunha (Brazil)

ID 864 EARLY OUTCOME OF NEONATES AFTER CONTINUOUS AMNIOINFUSION VIA A SUBCUTANEOUSLY IMPLANTED PORT SYSTEM WITH PPROM AND ANHYDRAMNIOS <28 + 0 WEEKS OF GESTATION (FIRST EXPERIENCES IN RUSSIA) Y. Naberezhnev 1; M. Beluga 2; O. Golovchenko 2; E. Golosovsky 2; M. Tchirikov 1 (1. Germany; 2. Russia)

ID 865 EVALUATION OF DYNAMIC THIOL-DISULFIDE HOMEOSTASIS IN HEALTHY VERY LOW BIRTH WEIGHTED PRETERMS S.Unal;D.UlubasIsik;A.YagmurBas;S.Erol;İ.Arifoglu;M.Alisik;O.Erel; N. Demirel (Turkey)

ID 867 THE EFFECT OF THE MODE OF DELIVERY ON THE MATERNAL AND NEONATAL DYNAMIC THIOL-DISULFIDE HOMEOSTASIS D.UlubasIsik;Y.AkdaşReis;A.YagmurBas;S.Unal;B.Özcan; L.Mollamahmutoglu;S.Neşelioglu;O.Erel4;N.Demirel(Turkey)

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ID 870 READMISSION RATES IN THE FIRST MONTH FOLLOWING DISCHARGE AMONG BABIES DISCHARGED FROM THE NEONATAL SERVICE: A SINGLE CENTRE EXPERIENCE R. Calthorpe; A.M. Mustafa Kamal; D. Jayasinghe (United Kingdom)

ID 871 SOUNDS MEASUREMENTS IN A WARD TO IMPROVE THE NICU ENVIRONMENT A-A. Vinaixa Vergés; J. Romeu Garbí; M. Nicolau Manzano; P. Morales De Mata; R. Puigarnau Vallhonrat; E. Quintana Rio; A. Mirada Vives (Spain)

ID 872 REFERRAL REASONS AND OUTCOMES OF NEWBORN INFANT PHYSICAL EXAMINATION HIP REFERRALS J. Hussain (United Kingdom)

ID 883 EFFICACY OF INTRAVENOUS; ENDOTRACHEAL OR NASAL ADRENALINE ADMINISTRATION DURING RESUSCITATION OF NEAR-TERM ASPHYXIATED LAMBS N.T. Songstad 1; C. Klingenberg 1; K.J. Crossley 2; E.V. McGillick 2; G.R. Polglase 2; P.G. Davis 2; S.B. Hooper 2 (1. Norway; 2. Australia)

Perinatal Practices Chairs: Pierre Kuhn (France); Shoo Lee (Canada)

ID 054 VACUUM EXTRACTION AND RISK OF NEONATAL COMPLICATIONS: A POPULATION-BASED COHORT STUDY D. Rossetti; AS Laganà; G. Valenti; B. Chiofalo; S. Butticè; G. Sanpietro; A.M.C. Rapisarda; F. Sapia; M. Noventa; A. Vitagliano; S.G. Vitale (Italy)

ID 109 ELECTIVE CAESAREAN SECTION AND RESPIRATORY MORBIDITIES IN TERM INFANTS P. Mallya; S. Garg (United Kingdom)

ID 124 CESAREAN DELIVERY AMONG FOREIGN-BORN CHINESE AND US BORN-CHINESE WOMEN IN THE U.S T.A. Yen 1; M. Lahiff 2; N. Hosang 2; E. Brenda 2 (1. Taiwan; 2. United States)

ID 170 RISK FACTORS AND OUTCOME IN PREVIABLE PPROM AND CURRENT TREATMENT PRACTICE A. van Gennip; E.E.M. Mulder; R.M. Brohet; J. van Eyck; R.A. van Lingen (Netherlands)

ID 303 ASSESSMENT OF FUNCTIONAL STATUS IN PRETERM INFANTS: ONLINE SURVEY TO INFORM SCORING OF A CLINICIAN-REPORTED OUTCOMES (CLINRO) TOOL M. Turner 1; I. Hansen-Pupp 2; J. Higginson 3; R. Ward 3; M. Vanya 3; E. Flood 3; E. Schwartz 3; H. Doll 3; A. Tocoian 4; A. Mangili 3; N. Barton 3; S. Sarda 3 (1. United Kingdom; 2. Sweden; 3. United States; 4. Switzerland)

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ID 355 INFANTS AND MATERNAL OUTCOME OF PREGNANCIES COMPLICATED BY H1N1 INFECTION NEEDING ECMO THERAPY: A UK ECMO CENTRE EXPERIENCE N. Singh; J. Behrsin; F. Siddiqui; R. Porter; M. Charlton; A. Akuma; S. Mittal (United Kingdom)

ID 447 THE ASSOCIATION OF NEONATAL MORBIDITIES AND MORTALITY OF PRETERM INFANTS WITH DIFFERENT COURSES OF ANTENATAL STEROIDS M. Buyuktiryaki; F.N. Sari; H. Bezirganoglu; N. Okur; E. Alyamac Dizdar; N. Uras; F.E. Canpolat; S.S. Oguz (Turkey)

ID 475 REFERRAL CASE OF NEONATAL ADMISSION AND OUTCOME AT NEONATAL UNIT IN TERTIARY HOSPITAL IN LOW-MIDDLE INCOME COUNTRY P.M.T. Marsubrin; E. Ameliana; R. Sari; R. Rohsiswatmo (Indonesia)

ID 479 MONITORING AND ASSESMENT OF NEONATAL CARE IN KYRGYZSTAN S.Abduvalieva; C.Rakmanova; G.Jumagulova; E. Jumalieva (Kyrgyzstan)

ID 561 EVOLUTION OF PERINATAL MANAGEMENT AT THE LIMIT OF VIABILITY IN THE LAST DECADE S. Zeballos Sarrato; C. Ramos Navarro; G. Zeballos Sarrato; N. Navarro; M. Sánchez-Luna (Spain)

ID 649 EARLY ONSET INTRAUTERINE GROWTH RESTRICTION: AN INDEPENDENT RISK FACTOR FOR POOR PERINATAL OUTCOME IN VERY PRETERM INFANTS? T.D. Nguyen; D. Bassler; N. Ochsenbein-Kölble; G. Natalucci (Switzerland)

ID 651 THE EFFECT OF GENDER ON NEONATAL MORBIDITIES AND MORTALITY ON TWIN PAIRS B. Ozer Bekmez; H. G. Kanmaz Kutman; C. Tayman; M. Buyuktiryaki (Turkey)

ID 679 IS FETAL ARTERIAL AND VENOUS DOPPLER VELOCIMETRY MANDATORY IN THE CASE OF THE IUGR RISK PREGNANCIES? M. Tunescu; G. Olariu; A. Ratiu; D. Bujorescu (Romania)

ID 710 IN VITRO FERTILIZATION - NEONATAL OUTCOME M.L.Ognean;R.Chicea;R.Dumitra;O.Boantă;M.Codru(Romania)

ID 732 NEONATAL JAUNDICE AND PHOTOTHERAPY: ARE WE DOING IT RIGHT? - A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY M. Nogueira; C. Teles Silva; A. Reis e Melo; M. Rosário; J. Santos Silva; G. Silva; H. Guimarães (Portugal)

ID 768 REVIEW OF OUTCOMES OF BABIES WITH BIRTH WEIGHT LESS THAN 500 GRAMS IN A NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT N. Gulati; N. Mahalingam; S. Vishna Rasiah; A. Singh (United Kingdom)

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9:00 - 11:00 PARALLEL SESSION 24 |DARSENA ROOM STRESS AND DEVELOPMENT Chairs: Petra Hüppi (Switzerland); Aijaz Farooqi (Sweden)

09:00 - 09:20 Prenatal stress and its effects on the fetus and the child Francesca Cirulli (Italy)

09:20 - 09:40 Stress in health and disease; Stress, learning and plasticity Marian Joels (Netherland)

09:40 - 09:55 Differentiating the preterm phenotype: distinct profiles of development after late and moderately preterm birth S. Johnson; G. Waheed; B. N. Manktelow; D. Field; N. Marlow; E.S. Draper; E.M. Boyle (United Kingdom)

09:55 - 10:10 Prenatal methadone exposure and neurodevelopmental and neuroimaging outcomes: a systematic review V. Monnelly; R. Hamilton; F. Chappell; H. Mactier; J. Boardman (United Kingdom)

10:10 - 10:25 Atypical brain development associated with prenatal methadone exposure V. Monnelly; D. Anblagan; A. Quigley; E. Cooper; H. Mactier; S. Semple; M. Bastin; J. Boardman (United Kingdom)

10:25 - 10:40 Epigenetic differences in cord blood of newborns exposed to antidepressant medication during pregnancy – a study in the Aarhus birth cohort A-C. Viuff 1; G.C. Sharp 1; L.H. Pedersen 1,2; N.H. Staunstrup 2; K.J. Kyng2; D. Rai 3; C.L. Relton 1; T.B. Henriksen 1,2 (1. United Kingdom; 2. Denmark)

10:40 - 10:55 Mental health in adolescents born at 23-25 weeks of gestation A. Farooqi; M. Samuelsson; A. Holsti; M. Adamsson; F. Serenius; B. Hägglöf (Sweden)

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9:00 - 11:00 PARALLEL SESSION 25 (BRAIN 5) NEUROPROTECTION, EPO TRIAL |VENEZIA ROOM Chairs: Nicola Robertson (United Kingdom); Ivo Bendix (Germany)

09:00 - 09:20 Current Global Issues for Optimising Brain Protection of the Term Infant Nicola Robertson (United Kingdom)09:20 - 09:40 Preterm Epo Neuroprotection: the PENUT Trial Sandra Juul (United States)

09:40 - 09:55 A mixed lipid emulsion – rich in docosahexaenoic acid (DHA)- and its effect on brain maturation in extremely low birth weight infants C. Binder 1; A. Repa 1; V. Giordano 1; M. Thanhaeuser 1; A. Kreissl 1; N. Haiden 1; A. Berger 1; N. Longford 2; K. Klebermass-Schrehof 1 (1. Austria; 2. United Kingdom)

09: 55 - 10:10 Thrombocytopenia is associated with severe retinopathy of prematurity clinically; in mice platelet transfusion suppresses retinopathy P. Lundgren 1; R. Liegl 2; S. Klevebro 3; G. Hellgren 1; C. Löfqvist 1; C. Mannheimer 1; Y. Sun 2; Z-J. Liu 2; M.C. Sola-Visner 2; B. Hallberg 1; L.E.H. Smith 2; A. Hellström 1 (1. Sweden; 2. United States)

10:10 - 10:25 Peripheral T cell depletion by fingolimod is associated with exacerbated hypoxic-ischemic brain injury in neonatal mice I. Bendix; M. Crasmöller; C. Köster; M. Serdar; U. Felderhoff-Müser; J. Herz (Germany)

10:25 - 10:40 Intranasally applied mesenchymal stem cells migrate to injured brain regions of newborn non-human primates N. Wagenaar 1; F. van Bel 1; M. Benders 1; C. Blanco 2; D. McCurmin 2; S. Mustafa 2; F. Groenendaal 1; L. de Vries 1; C. Heijnen 2; C. Nijboer 1 (1. Netherlands; 2. United States)

10:40 - 10:55 Maternal swimming during pregnancy protects the neonatal rat brain from hypoxic-ischemic injury E.F. Sanches; Y. van de Looij; A. Silva; J. Romero; S.V. Sizonenko (Switzerland)

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9:00 - 11:00 PARALLEL SESSION 26 (PHARMA 2)|ROMA ROOM NEW INSIGHTS IN FUTURE NEONATAL CARE Chairs: Sinno Simons (Netherlands); Eugene Dempsey (Ireland)

09:00 - 09:20 Tick-tock… pharmacotherapy and our body clock Bert van der Horst (Netherlands)

09:20 - 09:40 Chronobiology in neonatology Irwin Reiss (Netherlands)

09:40 - 09:55 Late cord clamping trial William Tarnow-Mordi (Australia)

09:55 - 10:10 Pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic studies aiming for rational drug dosing in preterm neonates: the DINO study R.B. Flint; S. Völler; R. de Groot; D. Liem; P. Andriessen; P. Degrauewe; I. Reiss; D. Burger; D. Tibboel; C.A.J. Knibbe; S.H.P. Simons; DINO Research group (Netherlands)

10:10 - 10:25 Fentanyl for procedural pain in preterm newborn infants – a pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic study E. Norman 1; J.M. Kindblom 1; A-C. Berg 1; C. Halzius 1; G. Printz 1; A. Rane 1; H. Lagercrantz 1; B. Hallberg 1; V. Fellman 2 (1. Sweden; 2. Finland)

10:25 - 10:40 Big data analyses for continuous evaluation of pharmacotherapy: a proof of principle with doxapram for preterm infants R.B. Flint; W. van Weteringen; S. Völler; J. Poppe; B. Koch; R. de Groot; D. Tibboel; C. Knibbe; I. Reiss; S. Simons; DINO Research group (Netherlands)

10:40 - 10:55 Ibuprofen pharmacogenetic study in human milk SAMPLES V. Rigourd; C. Verstyuft; J.F. Méritet; P. Seraissol; B. De Villepin; A. Amirouche; R. Serreau (France)

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9:00 - 11:00 PARALLEL SESSION 27 (CIRCULATION 3) TRAINING GUIDELINES FOR NEONATOLOGIST PERFORMED ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY (NPE) - AN INTERCONTINENTAL DEBATE |SORRENTO ROOM Chairs: Willem de Boode (Netherlands); Colm Breatnach (Ireland)

09:00 - 09:20 The North-American perspective Patrick McNamara (Canada)

09:20 - 09:40 The Australian perspective Nick Evans (Australia)

09:40 - 10:00 The United Kingdom perspective Yogen Singh (United Kingdom)

10:00 - 10:20 The European perspective AfifEl-Khuffash(Ireland) 10:20 - 10:35 Incidental findings on routine targeted neonatal echocardiography performed in preterm infants less than 29 weeks gestation A. Smith; C.R. Breatnach; A.T. James; O. Franklin; A. El-Khuffash (Ireland)

10:35 - 10:50 Emerging quantitative echocardiographic markers of pulmonary vasculae disease and right ventricular dysfunction in extreme preterm infants with late pulmonary hypertension P. Levy 1; C. Brennan 1; M. Patel; S. Choudhry 1; A.A. Sanchez 1; A. EL-Khuffash 2; C. Breatnach 2; O. Franklin 2; A. Hamvas 1; S. Gautam 1 (1. United States; 2. Ireland)

10:50 - 11:00 Novel methods to characterize right ventricular - pulmonary arterial coupling in extreme preterm infants with late onset pulmonary hypertension P. Levy; M. Patel; S. Choudhry; M. Holland; T. Sekarski; A. Hamvas; G. Singh (United States)

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9:00 - 11:00 PARALLEL SESSION 28 (EFCNI 4) |LECCE ROOM MEASURING QUALITY OF CARE IN NEONATAL CARE Chairs: Boubou Hallberg (Sweden); Silke Mader (Germany); 09:00 - 09:20 Value based health care and improvement of health in the very youngest infants Boubou Hallberg (Sweden)

09:20 - 09:40 Nature and nurture – improving quality of care in a genetic cohort study Wolfgang Göpel (Germany)

09:40 - 09:55 The implementation of the close collaboration with parents training program in 5 neonatal units - a qualitative study M. Toivonen; L. Lehtonen; S. Ahlqvist-Björkroth; A. Axelin (Finland)

09:55 - 10:10 A pilot study assessing the effectiveness of a family- centered care intervention in preterm infants in China R. Zhang 1; R. Huang 1; X. Gao 1; X. Peng 1; L. Zhu 1; R. Ramanathan 2; J. Latour 1,3 (1. China; 2. United States; 3. United Kingdom)

10:10 - 10:25 Core outcomes in neonatology: preliminary results J.W.H. Webbe; N. Modi; C. Gale On behalf of the COIN Steering Group (United Kingdom)

10:25 - 10:40 Close collaboration with parents™ intervention prevents prolonged maternal postpartum depressive symptoms S. Ahlqvist-Björkroth; A. Axelin; R. Korja; M. Huhtala; L. Lehtonen (Finland)

10:40 - 10:55 Reducing medication errors on NICU - a quality improvement project D.A. Al Masri; B. Ofoegbu; L. Yahya; K. Catroon; A. Saliba; H. Ibrahim (United Arab Emirates)

11:00 - 11:30 COFFEE BREAK

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11:30 – 12:30 IPRF PLENARY SESSION 6 |DARSENA ROOM Chairs: Ursula Felderhoff-Müser (Germany); Topun Austin (United Kingdom)

11:30 – 12:00 Human cerebral organoids as a new tool to study human neocortex development Wieland Huttner (Germany)

12:00 – 12:30 From Population and Personalized Genomics to Personalized Medicine Manolis Dermitzakis (Switzerland)

12:30 – 12:45 ESPR AWARDS SESSION |DARSENA ROOM Chairs: Charles C. Roehr (United Kingdom); Luc Zimmermann (Netherlands)

12:45 - 13:30 LUNCH BREAK

13:30 - 15:00 Human Milk Fortification: Benefits of an Exclusive Human Milk Diet for Premature Infants |VENEZIA ROOM Industry supported session - please see page xx Chairs: Victoria Niklas (United States); Enrico Bertino (Italy)

13:30 - 13:40 Introduction to Human Milk in the NICU- Use and Challenges Enrico Bertino (Italy)

13:40 - 14:10 Science and Clinical Impact of Human Breast Milk Feeding for Premature Infants Alan Lucas (United Kingdom)

14:10 - 14:40 Clinical Benefits of an Exclusive Human Milk Diet in Premature Infants Sergio Golombek (United States)

14:40 - 15:00 Conclusion and Discussion Victoria Niklas (United States)

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13:30 - 15:00 POSTER SESSION 13 (NEUROLOGY 2) |DARSENA ROOM Chairs: Pierre Gressens (France); Ola D. Saugstad (Norway)

13:30 - 13:35 Impact of parturition on maternal neuronal integrity K.S. Evers 1; S. Fouzas 2; C. Barro 1; J. Kuhle 1; U. Fisch 1; O. Lapaire 1; S. Wellmann 1 (1. Switzerland; 2. Greece)

13:35 - 13:40 Mild germinal matrix-intraventricular hemorrhage in preterm infants: anatomical insights provided by swi-venography D. Tortora 1; M. Malova 1; M. Severino 1; A Parodi 1; G. Morana 1; P. Govaert 2; J.J. Volpe 3; A. Rossi 1; L.A. Ramenghi 1 (1. Italy; 2. Belgium; 3. United States)

13:40 - 13:45 Association between transient neonatal hypoglycemia and adverse neurological development at 2-6 years of age R. Wickström 1; B. Skiöld 1; G. Petersson 2; O. Stephansson 1; M. Altman 1,2 (1. Sweden; 2. Italy)

13:45 - 13:50 Neurofilament serum levels as biomarker of neuronal injury in very preterm born infants A. Depoorter; C. Barro; R. Neumann; J. Kuhle; S. Wellmann (Switzerland)

13:50 - 13:55 Effect of dehydroepiandrosterone and its sulfate ester on neonatal hypoxic-ischemic brain injury – preliminary data A. Posod; M. Lachinger; B. Vejnoska; E. Huber; M. Urbanek; U. Kiechl-Kohlendorfer; E. Griesmaier (Austria)

13:55 - 14:00 Long-term neurodevelopmental outcomes among young adults born preterm M. Tei; S. Negro; M.C. Muraca; M.G. Gatti; D. Urilli; G. Buonocore; S. Perrone (Italy)

14:00 - 14:05 Genetic contributions to the development of intraventricular hemorrhage in preterm newborns D. Szpecht; J. Gadzinowski; A. Seremak-Mrozikiewicz; G.Kurzawińska;K.Drews;M.Szymankiewicz(Poland)

14:05 - 14:10 Neurodevelopment follow-up for high-risk babies in liverpool: a qualitative study. foundation study “follow-up for neurodevelopmentally at risk infants of neonatal care” A. Komoriyama; F. Paize; C. Dewhurst; M. Gladstone (United Kingdom)

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14:10 - 14:15 Reduced prevalence of severe intraventricular hemorrhage in very preterm infants delivered after maternal pre-eclampsia E. Morsing; K. Maršál; D. Ley (Sweden)

14:15 - 14:20 Neurodevelopment in 7-year old children born with marginally low birth weight J. Starnberg; M. Norman; B. Westrup; M. Domellöf; S.K. Berglund (Sweden)

14:20 - 14:25 Performance of the German version of the PARCA-R questionnaire as a cognitive screening tool in very preterm infants at 2 years of corrected age G. Natalucci; N. Bechtel; C. Borradori-Tolsa; M. Bickle-Graz; M. Adams; S. Grunt for the Swiss Neonatal Network & Follow-Up Group (Switzerland)

14:25 - 14:30 Cold-inducible RBM3 promotes neurogenesis after brain hypoxic-ischemia/reperfusion injury X. Zhu; C. Brégère; J. Yan; U. Fisch; J. Kapfhammer; R. Guzman; S. Wellmann (Switzerland)

14:30 - 14:35 Monitoring the energy metabolism in plasma from newborns with hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE) during therapeutic hypothermia Á. Sánchez-Illana; A. Núñez-Ramiro; M. Cernada; A. Parra; E. Valverde; D. Blanco; M.T. Moral-Pumarega; F. Cabañas; H. Boix; A. Pavon; M. Chaffanel; I. Benavente-Fernández; I. Tofe; B. Loureiro; JR. Fernández-Lorenzo; B. Fernández-Colomer; J. Kuligowski; M. Vento and the HYPOTOP Study Group (Spain)

14:35 - 14:40 Decreased impact of poor weight gain as a predictor for rop after implementation of higher oxygen saturation targets P. Lundgren 1; A–L. Hård 1; Å. Wilde1; C. Löfqvist 1; L.E.H. Smith 3; A. Hellström 1 (1. Sweden; 2. United States)

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13:30 - 15:00 POSTER SESSION 14 (EPIDEMIOLOGY 2) |ROMA ROOM Chairs: Anne-Cathrine Viuff (Denmark); Cathrine Carlsen Bach (Denmark)

13:30 - 13:35 Incidence of bronchopulmonary dysplasia and intraventricular haemorrhage among extremely preterm infants in Europe: a systematic literature review C. Siffel; K. Kistler; J. Lewis; S. Sarda (United States)

13:35 - 13:40 Chronic conditions and health care needs of adolescents born moderately preterm at 32-26 weeks’ gestation: a Swedish regional population based case control study A. Farooqi; A. Sjöström; M. Adamsson; M. Bäckman; B. Hägglöf (Sweden)

13:40 - 13:45 A registry-based descriptive analysis of end stage renal disease and renal replacement therapy in Swedish neonates S. Nolbrant; O. Andersson; B. Hallberg; L. Sartz (Sweden)

13:45 - 13:50 Preterm children’s social inhibition before school entry predicts their friendships in 2nd grade J. Jaekel 1,2; K. Heuser 3; L. Miranda 1; D. Wolke 2 (1. United States; 2. United Kingdom; 3. Germany)

13:50 - 13:55 Children with cerebral palsy (non-post-neonatal) born at term, non-admitted to neonatal intensive care, from the Portuguese national register D. Virella; T. Folha; M.G. Andrada; A. Cadete; R. Gouveia; T. Gaia; J.J. Alvarelhão; E. Calado (Portugal)

13:55 - 14:00 Risk factors associated with mortality at the limit of viability S. Zeballos Sarrato; N. González Pacheco; I. Pescador Chamorro; A. Rodriguez Sánchez de la Blanca; M. Sánchez-Luna (Spain)

14:00 - 14:05 Epidemiology of esbl-producing multidrug-resistant gram-negative bacilli in three NICUs in Italy D. Vecchio; L. Saporito; C. Achille; D.M. Geraci; S. Giampietro; M. Trancassini; C. Tzialla; C.M. Maida; M. Mario (Italy)

14:05 - 14:10 Temporal trends in preterm infant mortality over the last 15 years (2001-2015), with particular reference to 23 week gestation infants. Results from a UK single centre case series with comparison to the Vermont Oxford network A. Doerr; D. Odd (United Kingdom)

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14:10 - 14:15 Femoral pulse examination’s ability to predict coarctation of the aorta F. Khammari Nystroem; S. Johansson; O. Stephansson; M. Altman (Sweden)

14:15 - 14:20 Variations in initial oxygen concentration at resuscitation of preterm neonates <29 weeks gestation: an international survey K. Lui 1; M. Vento Torres 2; A. Noguchi 3; S. Hakannson 4; B. Reichman 5; P. Shah 6; G. Sjörs 4; F. Rusconi 7; M. Adams 8; S. Lee 6; L. Lehtonen 9; S. Kusuda 10; T. Isayama 6; N. Modi 11; D. Bassler 6; M. Beltempo 6; K. Helenius 9; N. Morisaki 10 ; B.A. Darlow 12 (1. Australia; 2. Spain; 3. United States; 4. Sweden; 5. Israel; 6. Canada; 7. Italy; 8. Switzerland; 9. Finland; 10. Japan; 11. United Kingdom; 12. New Zealand)

14:20 - 14:25 Morbidity, mortality and 2-year outcome of babies born with birth weight ≤ 500g over 11 years in a tertiary neonatal unit M. Noureldein; A. Olariu; J. Egyepong (United Kingdom)

14:25 - 14:30 Trends in mortality rates at the limit of viability in the last decade S. Zeballos Sarrato; G. Zeballos Sarrato; I. Pescador Chamorro; A; Rodriguez; S. Villar Castro; M. Sánchez-Luna (Spain)

14:30 - 14:35 Applying data mining techniques to predict bronchopulmonary dysplasia in very-low-birth-weight (VLBW) infants- a population-based study Y.J. Lin; C.H. Lin; Y.C. Lin; Y.S. Chang; C.C. Huang; K.I. Tsou (Taiwan)

14:35 - 14:40 Caregiver burden associated with extremely preterm birth S. Sarda; W. Lenderking; R. Pokrzywinski; S. Stringer; A. Mangili (United States)

14:40 - 14:45 The gestation study – deep machine learning algorithm for accurate postnatal gestational age assessment C. Henry; C. Ward; M. Torres Torres; M. Valstar; D. Sharkey (United Kingdom)

14:45 - 14:50 A systematic review of incidence of neonatal necrotising enterocolitis in high income countries C. Battersby; T. Santhalingam; K. Costeloe; N. Modi (United Kingdom)

14:50 - 14:55 Impact of Elective Caesarian Section on Neonatal Retrieval in Western Australia during a 12 year period A. Tho; S. Resnick; J.W. Davis (Australia)

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13:30 - 15:00 POSTER SESSION 15 (NUTRITION 2) Chairs: Umberto Simeoni (Switzerland); Petteri Hovi (Finland)

13:30 - 13:35 Individualized fortification of human milk improves nutritional supplies and growth in preterm infants V. de Halleux; C. Pieltain; T. Senterre; F. Studzinski; J. Rigo (Belgium)

13:35 - 13:40 Birth weight percentiles based on maternal height are universally applicable and valid for different ethnic groups D. Olbertz 1; N. Rochow 2; M. AlSamnan 2; J. Däbritz 1; R. Hentschel 1; U. Wittwer-Backofen 1; M. Voigt 1 (1. Germany; 2. Canada)

13:40 - 13:45 Comparison of the postnatal catch up growth according to the definition of small for gestational age infants J. Huh; J.Y. Kwon; E.H. Lee; H.R. Kim; K.H. Lee (Korea)

13:45 - 13:50 Measuring postnatal growth: a comparison of neonatal growth using international intergrowth-21st standards and established UK charts O.M. Bendor-Samuel; S. Zivanovic; C.C. Roehr (United Kingdom)

13:50 - 13:55 Human milk and human milk derived products: how bioactive component analysis may inform clinical outcomes in the NICU V. Niklas; D. Rechtman; M. Lee; A. Lebouedec; A. Sun (United States)

13:55 - 14:00 Effect of a nationwide program for promoting breastfeeding in-hospital in China Y. Zhang; H.S. Wang; X. Jin; B. Cao; D.H. Wang; M. Jiang; L.X. Wang; S.M. Wang; W.W. Feng; L.M. Yao (China)

14:00 - 14:05 Association between maternal knowledge on breastfeeding and the assessment of the newborn’s latch in a maternity center in the university hospital of the south region of Brazil S.S. Nader; P.J.H. Nader; N.T. Canabarro (Brazil)

14:05 - 14:10 Prevalence of breastfeeding at 6th months in sick neonates S. Kositamongkol; K. Moungsuwan (Thailand)

14:10 - 14:15 Is there any association between lamellar body counts and cord blood vitamin d levels of term and late preterm infants N.Okur; H.G. Kanmaz; M. Buyuktiryaki; H. Bezirganoglu; G.K. Simsek; F.E. Canpolat; N. Uras; S.S. Oguz (Turkey)

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14:15 - 14:20 Use of pasteurised human donor milk in England C. Battersby; R. Marciano Alves Mousinho; N. Longford; N. Modi for the UK Neonatal Collaborative Necrotising Enterocolitis (UKNC-NEC) Study Group (United Kingdom)

14:20 - 14:25 Neonatal body composition of infants born to mothers with gestational diabetes mellitus FA.M. Pavel; M. O’Riordan; L. Culliney; T. Nabialek; J. De Meulemeester; F.Caulfield; A. Stanescu; Z. Coffrey; D. Coffey; A. Doolan (Ireland)

14:25 - 14:30 Current practice and beliefs: survey of breast milk handling routines in German, Swiss and Austrian neonatal units reveals large centre specific differences D. Klotz; S. Jansen; H. Schneider; C. Gebauer; H. Fuchs (Germany)

14:30 - 14:35 Variability in the protein and fat content of the donor human milk supply revealed by mid-infrared spectrometer analysis: a fist step towards preventing disruption of “per natal programming” V. Rigourd; Z. Assaf; A. Lapillonne; J.F. Magny (France)

14:35 - 14:40 Decreasing extrauterine growth restriction in very low birth weight (VLBW) infants after implementation of a nutritional protocol J.A. Asaro;R.Snyder;C.Aikey;I.Griffin;A.Herdt;M.Rogido (United States)

13:30 - 15:00 POSTER SESSION 16 (LUNG 4)|SORRENTO ROOM Chairs: Manuel Sanchez-Luna (Spain); Kerstin Jost (Switzerland)

13:30 - 13:35 Perinatal inflammation and intrauterine growth retardation are both associated with lung function impairment at 12 years of age in very preterm infants C. Hagman; L.J. Björklund; E. Tufvesson; I. Hansen Pupp (Sweden)

13:35 - 13:40 Early predictive factors for insure failure in the management of preterm infants with neonatal respiratory distress syndrome: a systematic review B. De Bisschop; F. Derriks; F. Cools (Belgium)

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13:40 - 13:45 Outcomes of postnatal hydrocortısone therapy ın preterm infants wıth bronchopulmonary dysplasıa: experıence ın a tertıary center M. Buyuktiryaki; E. Alyamac Dizdar; N. Okur; H. Bezirganoglu; F.N. Sari; N. Uras; F.E. Canpolat; S.S. Oguz (Turkey)

13:45 - 13:50 Maternal preeclampsia and the risk of respiratory distress syndrome in VLBW infants T.A. Yen; Y.H. Wen; H.I. Yang; W.S. Hsieh; H.C. Chou; C.Y. Chen; K.I. Tsou; P.N. Tsao (Taiwan)

13:50 - 13:55 Comparison of RSV hospitalisation in preterm infants with chronic lung disease who do not qualify for palivizumab prophylaxis with those who qualify in Nottingham, UK S. Tsilika; D. Batra (United Kingdom)

13:55 - 14:00 The effect of antenatal steroid on different gestational age of VLBW infant - a population study Y-T. Chen; S-Y. Liu; H-I Yang; C-Y. Chen; H-C. Chou; W-S. Hsieh; K-I. Tsou; P-N. Tsao (Taiwan)

14:00 - 14:05 Effects of passive smoking on lung function tests in preschool children born late-preterm A. Günlemez; I. Er;C.Baydemir;A.E.Arısoy;A.S.Gökalp(Turkey)

14:05 - 14:10 Transfusion-related acute lung injury in (pre)term infants in the neonatal intensive care M. van Tuyl; L. Snoek; R.M. Wösten-van Asperen; A.H.L.C. van Kaam; W. Onland (Netherlands)

14:15 - 14:20 Lung ultrasound for the diagnosis of pulmonary consolidations in patients with bronchopulmonary dysplasia I. Koltunov; M. Degtyareva; A. Mazaev; A. Gorbunov; A. Erokhina (Russia)

14:20 - 14:25 Bedside lung ultrasonography for the diagnosis of neonatal respiratory distress in the first 24 hours of life I. Corsini; N. Parri; E. Gozzini; C. Coviello; V. Leonardi; C. Poggi; M. Giacalone; T. Bianconi; L. Tofani; C. Dani (Italy)

14:25 - 14:30 Is the double lung point an accurate diagnostic marker for TTN? A prospective, international study F. Migliaro; N. Yousef; J. Rodriguez Fanjul; D. De Luca; I. Corsini; C. Dani; V. Di Guardo; M. Giampietri; L. Capasso; A. Sodano; F. Raimondi (Italy)

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14:30 - 14:35 Protocolized weaning in mechanical ventilation B. Bol 1; H. van Zanten 1; J. Wielenga 1; A. vd Hoogen 1; P. Mansvelt 1; B. Blackwood 2; O.K. Helder 1 (1. Netherlands; 2. United Kingdom)

14:35 - 14:40 NEO (Neonatal Esophageal Observation) Tube - a feeding tube with monitoring function P. Simmen; B. Jesacher; P-A. Tran; L. Suter; A. Haeberlin; S.M. Schulzke; T. Niederhauser; K. Jost (Switzerland)

14:40 - 14:45 Helping babies breathe, second edition: strengthening the program to increase global newborn survival B. Kamath-Rayne 1; M. Visick 1; W. Keenan 1; G. Little 1; N. Singhal 2; S. Niermeyer 1 (1. United States; 2. Canada)

14:45 - 14:50 Ventfirst: a multicenter RCT of assested ventilation during delayed cord clamping for extremely preterm infants K. Fairchild; S. Niermeyer; J. Winter; C. Chisholm; J. Kattwinkel; on behalf of the VentFirst Steering Committee (J. Fang, C. Colby; J. Barry; M. Al-Hosni; T. Gorman; R. Schelonka; G. Schmolzer; A. Camblos; S. Fowler; M. Haynes; G. Petroni) (United States)

14:50 - 14:55 Inhaled nitric oxide improves survival in preterm infants diagnosed with pulmonary hypoplasia K.R. Ellsworth; M. Ellsworth; L. Sangaralingham; R. Clark; G. Asay; C. Colby; W.A. Carey (United States)

14:55 - 15:00 Inhaled nitric oxide in congenital diaphragmatic hernia – results from the European inhaled nitric oxide registr R. Kettle; N.V. Subhedar (United Kingdom)

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13:30 - 15:00 POSTER SESSION 17 (ETHICS + PERINATAL PRACTICE) |LECCE ROOM Chairs: Sandra Horsch (Germany); Gorm Greisen (Denmark)

13:30 - 13:35 Changing parental perceptions in trisomies – a potential ethical dilemma for neonatologists? E.A. Simons; P. Nath; P. Parthasarathy (United Kingdom)

13:35 - 13:40 Evaluation of parental informed consent procedure in neonatal intensive care unit E.(P.G.) van ’t Verlaat; E. de Kort; I. Reiss; M. van Weissenbruch; S. Simons (Netherlands)

13:40 - 13:45 Alarm visibility and infusion continuity: environmental change and technology assistance M. Bastanie; H. Blom; L. Mahieu; M. Meeus; S. Laroche; D. VanLaere; M. Voeten; V. Demeulemeester; R. Vermeulen; A. Mulder (Belgium)

13:45 - 13:50 Fast and meticulous: improving quality of neonatal resuscitation documentation M. Karam; N. Merchant; A. Sierra; S. Narayanan (Netherlands)

13:50 - 13:55 Early discharge of premature infants <36 weeks gestational age with nasogastric tube feeding, new standard of care? F.S. van Kampen; A.C. de Mol; J.P. Korstanje; F. Maingay-de Groof; L. van Meurs-Asseler; H.G. Stas; R. Willemsen; G.M.S.J. Stoelhorst (Netherlands)

13:55 - 14:00 Incidence of hypothermia associated with birth and intrahospital transport of newborn infants requiring admission to a NICU - a quantitative observational study V. Hansson;M.Hedin;A.Örtenstrand;M.Viberg(Sweden)

15:00 - 17:00 PARALLEL SESSION 29 (BRAIN 6) |DARSENA ROOM CONGENITAL BRAIN INFECTIONS Chairs: Pierre Gressens (France); Steven Miller (Canada)

15:00 - 15:20 CMV cellular and molecular mechanisms Pierre Szepetowski (France)

15:20 - 15:40 ZIKA congenital encephalopathies Ferdinando Di Cunto (Italy)

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15:40 - 15:55 Neonatal neuroimaging in symptomatic congenital CMV (cCMV) and its correlation with outcome: emphasis on white matter disease A. Alarcon 1,2; A. Garcia-Alix 2; M. Martinez-Biarge 3; I. van Straaten 3; F. Cabañas 2; J. Quero 2; L. de Vries 3 (1. United Kingdom; 2. Spain; 3. Netherlands)

15:55 - 16:10 Postnatal MR-imaging and ADC measures in congential cytomegalovirus infection provide an added diagnostic value on cerebral ultrasound in characterizing white matter disease C. Martins 1; J. Schneider 2; M. Bickle Graz 1; M. Kobas 1; S. Asner 1; A.C. Truttmann 1 (1. Switzerland; 2. Canada)

16:10 - 16:25 Hyperechogenicity of the lenticulostriate arteries: incidense and clinical impact in a tertiary NICU P. Triantafyllidou; M. Papadopoulou; S. Gantseva-Patsoura; F. Kokkori; E. Varxalama; M. Theodoraki; A. Gounaris (Greece)

16:25 - 16:40 Systemic alterations in Hypoxia-inducible factor 1 expression and the NLRP3 inflammasome in post Neonatal Encephalopathy in school age children and response to melatonin in vitro L. Russo; V. Mc Eneaney; Z. Zareen; L.A Kelly; E.J. Molloy (Ireland)

16:40 - 16:55 Systemic Inflammasome Activation in Neonatal Encephalopathy M. O’Dea; L. Kelly; J.J. O’Leary; E.J. Molloy (Ireland)

15:00 - 17:00 PARALLEL SESSION 30 (PULMONOLOGY 4) PHARMACOLOGY OF LUNG PROTECTION |VENEZIA ROOM Chairs: Anton van Kaam (Netherland); Eva Hentschel (Germany)

15:00 - 15:20 Antenatal corticosteroids – current controversies Lex Doyle (Australia)

15:20 - 15:40 Update on postnatal systemic and inhaled corticosteroids Olivier Baud (Switzerland)

15:40 - 16:00 Update on respiratory stimulants and diuretics in BPD prevention Christian Poets (Germany)

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16:00 - 16:15 Using the combination of surfactant and budesonide the prevention of chronic lung disease in preterm infants with RDS O. Sapun; E. Kleshchenko; O. Shishkina; T. Senyuk; N. Petrukhina; D. Kryuchko (Russia)

16:15 - 16:30 Antenatal glucocorticoids attenuate changes by ventilation in expression of connective tissue growth factor (CTGF) in newborn rat lung M. Mateos; E. Gutierrez; L. San Feliciano; A. Remesal; M. Isidoro-García; A. García-Sánchez; D. Ludeña (Spain)

16:30 - 16:45 Effect of commercially available surfactants on mortality and respiratory outcomes in preterm neonates with RDS: systematic reviews and meta-analysis L. De Martino; D. De Luca (France)

16:45 - 17:00 Secretory phospholipase A2 and inflammation profile in preterm babies with RDS receiving one or multiple surfactant doses S. Shankar-Aguilera 1; C. Fitting 1; L. Vedovelli 2; V. Dell’Orto 1; V.P. Carnielli 2; L. Touqui 1; D. De Luca 1; M. Simonato 2 (1. France; 2. Italy)

15:00 - 17:00 PARALLEL SESSION 31 (EPIDEMIOLOGY 2) PERINATAL EPIDEMIOLOGY |ROMA ROOM Chairs: Tine Brink Henriksen (Denmark); Thomas Williams (United Kingdom)

15:00 - 15:40 Registry based perinatal epidemiology: the importance of sibling and generation data Rolv Skjaerven (Norway)

15:40 - 15:55 Association between maternal body mass index in early pregnancy and incidence of cerebral palsy S. Johansson; E. Villamor; K. Tedroff; M. Peterson; M. Neovius; G. Petersson; S. Cnattingius (Sweden)

15:55 - 16:10 Prevalence of long-term neurodevelopmental impairment following extremely preterm birth in Europe: a systematic literature review S. Sarda; G. Sarri; S. Abogunrin; C. Siffel (United Kingdom)

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16:10 - 16:25 Perinatal infections and cerebral palsy: are prolonged ruptures of membranes a risk factor in children born at term? M. Mynarek; S. Bjellmo; S. Lydersen; J. Afset; G. Andersen; T. Vik (Norway)

16:25 - 16:40 Congenital heart defects and the risk of spontaneous preterm birth: a nationwide study of 924,422 liveborn infants N.B. Matthiesen; J.R. Østergaard; C.C. Bach; V. Hjortdal; T.B. Henriksen (Denmark)

16:40 - 16:55 The dose-effect relationship between gestational age and severe school difficulties - a Danish population-based register study R. Wiingreen; G. Greisen; J. Svensson; BM. Hansen (Denmark)

15:00 - 17:00 PARALLEL SESSION 32 |FIRENZE ROOM CHILDREN BORN PRETERM Chairs: Neil Marlow (United Kingdom); Hugo Lagercrantz (Sweden)

15:00 - 15:20 RECAP, a EU Horizon2020 collaborative effort to harmonize existing and new follow-up data on preterm survivor children, adolsecents and adults Dieter Wolke (United Kingdom)

15:20 – 15:40 Psychiatric outcomes following very preterm birth Peter Anderson (Australia)

15:40 – 16:00 The brain and neuropsychiatric disorders in children born preterm Ulrika Aden (Sweden)

16:00 - 16:15 Two-year outcome of extremely preterm infants < 26 weeks of gestation born in Switzerland: is intensity of perinatal care associated with increased neurodevelopmental impairment? G. Natalucci; T.M. Berger; C. Borradori-Tolsa; M. Bickle-Graz; S. Grunt; R. Gerull; D. Bassler; M. Adams (Switzerland)

16:15 - 16:30 Cognitive and behavioral aspects of executive functioning at age 6.5 years in children born extremely preterm: a swedish national prospective study (express) A. Farooqi; F. Serenius; M. Adamsson; M. Hafström; U. Åden; K. Stjernqvist (Sweden)

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16:30 - 16:45 Delineating the behavioural phenotype among children born extremely preterm J. Trickett; D. Wolke; C. Hollis; N. Marlow; S. Johnson (United Kingdom)

16:45 - 17:00 Prevalence of autism in extreme preterm children born in Stockholm 2004-2007 E. Eklöf; A. Hedfors Moretti; H. Lagercrantz; S. Bolte; U. Aden (Sweden)

15:00 - 17:00 PARALLEL SESSION 33 |SORRENTO ROOM IUGR across SPECIALITIES Chairs: Chiara Mandò (Italy); Luca Ramenghi (Italy)

15:00 – 15:20 Metabolic and oxidative phenotype of IUGR Chiara Mandò (Italy)

15.20 – 15:40 Cardiovascular assessment and outcome of the early IUGR Tiziana Frusca (Italy)

15:40 – 16:00 The very preterm IUGR between Lung and Nutrition Virgilio P. Carnielli (Italy)

16:00 – 16:20 1The premature brain and the IUGR brain developmental trajectories Petra Hüppi (Switzerland)

16:20 – 16:40 IVH and IUGR: thoughts for improving neonatal care? Luca Ramenghi (Italy)

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15:00 – 17:00 PARALLEL SESSION 34 |LECCE ROOM COINN Global perspectives in neonatal care Chairs: Agnes v. Hoogen (Netherlands); Karen Walker (Australia)

15:00 – 15:30 COINN’s leadership and partnerships to decrease mortality and morbidity and improve neonatal care – global perspective Karen New (Australia)

15:30 – 16:00 Using parent experiences for learning - exploring the use of parent narratives to inform education in neonatal care Julia Petty (United Kingdom)

16:00 – 16:30 Global Neonatal Nursing - Opportunities and Challanges Carole Kenner (United States)

16:30 – 17:00 Not just neonatal survival – the effects of cerebral palsy and long term morbidity & long term outcomes in terms of autism etc Margo Pritchard (Australia)

17:00 - 17:30 COFFEE BREAK

17:30 - 19:00 PLENARY SESSION 7 |DARSENA ROOM THE NEED OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACHES IN RESEARCH Chairs: Silke Mader (Germany); Neil Marlow (United Kingdom)

17:30 – 18:00 The benefit of an equal partnership with parents in research Mark Turner (United Kingdom)

18:00 – 18:30 How to involve and empower parents in research projects Nicole Thiele (Germany) 18:30 – 19:00 The benefit of an active partnership with nurses in research Agnes van den Hoogen (Netherlands)