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Final programme



Programme at a Glance


Day 1 - You want to see the complete Scientific programme, please click here

08.00-19.00 Registration
10.30-16.30
CME teaching course 1

Antenatally diagnosed
urinary tract malformations
10.30-16.30
CME teaching course 2

Complement-associated renal diseases
13.30-16.30
CME teaching course 3

Nuclear medicine in pediatric nephrology
17.00-19.00 Opening ceremony
19.00-22.00 Garden party - Barbecue

Day 2 - You want to see the complete Scientific programme, please click here

07.30 Registration
08.00-08.55 ESPN teaching points

ESPN teaching point 1
Diet, nutrition and hydration:
adequate prescription in children with chronic kidney disease
ESPN teaching point 2
Acute renal failure:
from diagnosis to conservative management and to dialysis
prescription
ESPN teaching point 3 Choice of dialysis access:
controversy and evidence


09.00-09.40 Plenary Lecture 1
Stem cells therapy : facts and myths
09.45-11.00 Symposia


Symposium 1
The impact of genetics in understanding and treating renal disease
Symposium 2
Eating, drinking and the kidney:
what is harmful and what is needed

11.00-11.30 Coffee break in the exhibit hall
11.30-12.40
Symposium 3
Challenges for pediatric nephrology
in developing countries
Oral communications 1
Clinical nephrology

Oral communications 2
Bone, growth and CRI

12.45-13.00 Mini-Lectures

Mini-lecture 1
Aquaporins and ontogeny of water transport in the nephron


Mini-lecture 2
ACE inhibitors in treating IgA nephropathy:indications and limits

Mini-lecture 3
New drugs for the bladder


13.05-14.00 Industry lunch Symposia

Industry lunch symposium 1 Sponsored by Fresenius
Dialysis
Industry lunch symposium 2
Sponsored by Sandoz
Biosimilars: A new perspective in pediatric nephrology

14.00-14.50 Poster session 1 and coffee
14.50-15.40 Symposia

Symposium 4
Pediatric registry of CRI: a ESPN and ERA-EDTA common effort
Symposium 5
Common and still challenging issues about urinary tract infection

15.45-16.30 Plenary lecture 2
New molecular players in the biology of urinary tract malformations
16.30-17.30 ESPN general assembly
18.00-20.00 Tour of Lyon


Day 3 - You want to see the complete Scientific programme, please click here

07.30 Registration
08.00-08.55 ESPN teaching points

ESPN teaching point 4
Introduction to genetics: from genetic report to counseling

ESPN teaching point 5
The polyuric child: when must we worry?

ESPN teaching point 6
Henoch-Schönlein purpura, can we prevent nephritis and progression?

09.00-09.40 Plenary lecture
Cardiovascular disease in chronic kidney insufficiency:
is it a relevant issue for children?

09.45-11.00 Symposia

Symposium 6
Novel aspects of renal disease
Symposium 7
Primary hyperoxaluria type 1


11.00-11.30 Coffee break in the exhibit hall
11.30-12.40 Oral communications
Oral communication 3
Hereditary renal disease
Oral communication 4
Miscellaneous
Oral communication 5
Transplantation
12.40-13.00 Mini-lectures

Mini lecture 4
Unexpected role of B-cells in the pathogenesis of the nephrotic syndrome
Mini lecture 5
A novel hypothalamic mechanism for uremic osteodystrophy

Mini lecture 6
Antibody-mediated renal graft injury

13.05-14.00 Industry lunch Symposium 3
Sponsored by Genzyme
Fabry disease
14.00-15.00 Poster session 2 and coffee
15.00-16.00 Controversy
Do we still need corticosteroids for maintenance immunosuppression

Symposium 8
Common and still challenging issues about vasculitis

16.00-16.25 Literature update

Chronic kidney disease Neonatal nephrology
16.30-17.15 Plenary lecture
Advances in urinary proteome analysis and biomarker discovery
19.00-23.00 Departure for the gala dinner in the beaujolais "Cuvages de Lacenas"


Day 4 - You want to see the complete Scientific programme, please click here

07.30-17.00 Registration
08.00-08.55 ESPN teaching points

ESPN teaching point 7
Electrolytes and pH disturbances: clinical signs to make a correct diagnosis and an early treatment

ESPN teaching point 8
Use of drugs in children with reduced renal function: what is to worry about
ESPN teaching point 9
Treatment approach to genetic arterial hypertension

09.00-09.40 Plenary lecture
New Immunosuppresive drugs to treat immune-mediated renal diseases
09.45-11.00 Symposia

Symposium 9
Treating difficult cases of glomerular diseases
Symposium 10
Challenges in renal transplantation

11.00-11.30 Coffee break in the exhibit hall
11.30-12.40 Oral communications
Oral communications 6
Glomerular and systemic diseases
Oral communications 7
Transplantation
Oral communications 8
Urology and transplantation
12.40-13.00 Mini-lectures

Mini-lecture 7
Angiotensin II and EGF receptor cross-talk in chronic kidney diseases: a new therapeutic approach
Mini lecture 8
Hypercalciuria

Mini lecture 9
Management of high and low blood pressure in dialysis children
13.00-14.00 Lunch and coffee in the exhibit hall
14.00-15.00 Symposium 11
New insights into vesicoureteric reflux in children with urinary tract infections

Clinical pathological conference
The wide spectrum of thrombotic microangiopathies

Adjourn


Day 1 - Thursday September 11

Scientific programme

08.00-19.00Registrations
10.30-16.30
CME TEACHING COURSE 1
Antenatally diagnosed urinary tract malformations
Chairpersons : E Girardin (Switzerland) & P Mouriquand (France)
10.30 : Introduction and epidemiology E Girardin (Switzerland)
10.45 : Interpretation of prenatal ultrasound P Exterman (Switzerland)
11.15 : Antenatal hydronephrosis : dilatation versus obstruction
I Gordon (United Kingdom)
11.45 : Ureteral obstruction : experiment issues PY Mure (France)
12.15 : Discussion
12.30 : Lunch
13.30 : Uro-MR JP Pracros (France)
14.00 : New markers S Decramer (France)
14.30 : Long term follow-up E Girardin (Switzerland)
15.00 : Pre and post natal management of congenital uropathies P Mouriquand (France)
15.30 : Discussion
10.30-16.30
CME TEACHING COURSE 2
Complement-associated renal diseases
Chairpersons : D Morin (France) & L Kovacs (Slovakia)
10.30 : Introduction - D Morin (France)
10.40 : Pathophysiology of atypical HUS and MPGN
D Karpman (Sweden)
11.10 : Screening for complement system abnormalities
V Frémeaux-Bacchi (France)
11.40 : Atypical HUS : clinical data
C Loirat (France)
12.10 : Complement deficiency and lupus : clinical data
D Morin (France)
12.30 : Lunch
13.30 : Pathology and classification of MPGN
MC Gubler (France)
14.00 : Clinical spectrum of MPGN
P Niaudet (France)
14.30 : Management of MPGN
H Jalanko (Finland)
15.00 : Case presentation and discussion
B Ranchin (France), D Morin (France)
13.30-16.30
CME TEACHING COURSE 3
Nuclear Medicine in pediatric nephrology
Sponsored by the Pediatric Committee of the European Association of Nuclear Medicine
Chairpersons : F Bouissou (France) & A Piepsz (Belgium)
13.30 : Cortical evaluation and search for reflux in UTI D de Palma (Italy)
14.00 : Evaluation of relative renal function and drainage with radionuclides
I Gordon (United Kingdom)
14.30 : Measurement of GFR by means of radionuclides
A Piepsz (Belgium)
15.00 : Case reports including grafted kidney
L Biassoni (United Kingdom)
15.45 : Discussion - Panel
17.00-19.00
Opening Ceremony
17.00 : Welcome lectures - P Cochat, R Coppo, C Holmberg
17.30 : Conference 1 : Transplantation: From myth to reality
JM Dubernard (Professor of Urology and Transplantation, Université Lyon)
18.15 : Conference 2 : Lyon and silk : an old but still passionate love story!
P Packer (Musée des Tissus de Lyon)
19.00-22.00Garden Party/barbecue - Jazz Band



Day 2 - Friday September 12


Scientific programme


07.30-17.00Registrations
08.00-08.55ESPN Teaching Point 1
Diet, nutrition and hydration : adequate prescription in children with chronic kidney disease
Experts : L Rees (United Kingdom) & L Ghio (Italy)
Comments : S Paunova (Russia)

ESPN Teaching Point 2
Acute renal failure : from diagnosis to conservative management and to dialysis prescription
Experts : MA Macher (France) & A Bourquia (Morocco)
Comments : T Schürmans (Belgium)

ESPN Teaching Point 3
Choice of dialysis access : controversy and evidence
Experts : J Vande Walle (Belgium) & C Aufricht (Austria)
Comments : M Lilien (The Netherlands)
09.00-09.40Plenary Lecture 1
Stem cells therapy : facts and myths
Chairperson : RS Trompeter (United Kingdom)
Speaker : G Remuzzi (Italy)
09.45-11.00 Symposium 1
The impact of genetics in understanding and treating renal diseases
Chairpersons : MC Gubler (France) & V Tasic (Macedonia)
- Uromodulin and kidney disease : a new entry for an old molecule GM Ghiggeri (Italy)
- Genotype-phenotype correlations in ARPKD L Michel (France)
- Therapeutic approach to ADPKD and ARPKD E Avner (USA)
- Nephropathic cystinosis E Levtchenko (The Netherlands)

Symposium 2
Eating, drinking and the kidney : what is harmful and what is needed
Chaipersons : J Exantus (Haiti) & S Marighini (Italy)
- Renal effects of drinking disorders E Bérard (France)
- Renal consequence of parenteral nutrition J Dudley (United Kingdom)
- The issue of obesity in children R Stone (Portugal)
- Nutrition in CRI : effects on growth and progression of disease
A Watson (United Kingdom)
11.00-11.30Coffee Break
11.30-12.40Symposium 3
Challenges for pediatric nephrology in developing countries
Chairpersons : A Gür-Güven (Turkey) & JHH Ehrich (Germany)
- Cooperation with developing countries : the example of Nicaragua
A Edefonti (Italy)
- Maintenace dialysis strategies K Soulami (Morocco)
- Organization of cadaver kidney transplantation
C Druck-Garcia (Brazil)
- Pediatric nephrology facing the war
C Mourani (Lebanon)
11.30-12.40 Oral Communications 1
Clinical nephrology
Chairpersons : M Hall (Belgium) & J Janda (Czech Republic)

11:30 - O01 Hemoconcentration is major risk factor for central nervous system involvement in hemolytic uremic syndrome - G Ardissino, A Mastrangelo, S Testa, M Belingheri, F Paglialonga, A Edefonti, A Van Lierde, P Castorina, N Borsa, S Tedeschi, F Lalatta (Milano - Italy)
11:40 - O02 The first reported outbreak of HUS caused by E. Coli O103:H25 - L Krogvold, A Bjerre, H Gudmundsdottir, D Brackman, H Dollner, G Syversen, HJ Bangstad (Oslo, Bergen, Trondheim - Norway)
11:50 - O03 Report of the French Registry for children on dialysis - P Niaudet, E Ducamp, P Chaignot, L Le Mignot, JB Richard, P Landais (Paris - France)
12:00 - O04 Double filtration plasmapharesis as an alternative to plasma exchange in paediatrics - F Hussain, M Christian, B Harvey, R Connell (Nottingham - United Kingdom)
12:10 - O05 Cyclosporine A (CyA) versus MP pulses (MP) in severe Henoch-Schönlein nephritis (HSN): outcome after 2 years follow-up - O Jauhola, J Ronkainen, M Ala-Houhala, H Autio-Harmainen, T Holtta, T Jahnukainen, O Koskimies, T Ormala, M Nuutinen (Oulu, Tampere, Helsinki, Turku, Kuopio - Finland)
12:20 - O06 The characteristic of parameters of intrarenal haemodynamics determined by color Doppler ultrasound in children with reflux nephropathy - I Zorin, A Vyalkova, A Miroshnichenko, L Vanyushina, A Karpov, M Vostricova, A Zorin (Orenburg - Russian Fedration)
12:30 - O07
Rituximab treatment for severe steroid dependent nephrotic syndrome: follow up at 6 months of 21 cases - AL Sellier-Leclerc (Paris - France)

Oral Communications 2
Bone, growth and CRI
Chairpersons :
C Von Schnakenburg (Germany) & M Nowicki (Poland)

11:30 - O08 The natural history of vascular calcification in chronic kidney disease – a bone to pick? - R Shroff, R Mcnair, N Figg, J Skepper, L Schurgers, A Gupta, M Hiorns, J Deanfield, L Rees, C Shanahan (London - United Kingdom, Cambridge - United Kingdom, Maastricht - The Netherlands)
11:40 - O09 Growth hormone treatment in infants under 1 year of age with chronic renal failure (CRF) and end stage renal failure (ESRF) - F Mencarelli, D Kiepe, G Stringini, M Cappa, F Emma (Bologna - Italy, Rome - Italy)
11:50 - O10 Potassium depletion retards growth, alters dynamics and structure of growth plate and causes resistance to the stimulating effect of growth hormone (GH) on longitudinal growth - H Gil-Peña, F Santos, E Carbajo Perez, E Garcia-Lopez, V Loredo, O Alvarez-Garcia, J Rodriguez-Suarez, FA Ordoñez, E Carbajo-Perez (Oviedo - Spain)
12:00 - O11 Are the pediatric K/DOQI bone guidelines appropriate for children on chronic peritoneal dialysis? - F Schaefer, D Borzych, S Testa, M Cantwell, M Lipka, F Ozaltin, AR Watson, G Klaus, E Verrina, S Bakkaloglu, N Aksu, BA Warady (Heidelberg - Germany, Gdansk - Poland, Milano - Italy, London - United Kingdom, Warsaw - Poland, Ankara - Turkey, Nottingham - United Kingdom, Marburg - Germany, Genova - Italy, Izmir - Turkey, Kansas City - United States)
12:10 - O12 Vitamin-D-induced calcification in uremic rats: Effect of cinacalcet (CINA) and parathyroidectomy (PTX) - S Jung, S Krämer, D Müller, H Peters, U Querfeld (Berlin - Germany)
12:20 - O13 Bicarbonate therapy improves Growth in Children with Incomplete Distal Renal Tubular Acidosis - A Sharma, J Grimmer, R Sharma, G Filler (London - Canada, Lucknow - INDIA)
12:30 - O14 Improved Preservation of Ultrafiltration Capacity in Children on Bicarbonate Based PD Solution. Results from a Randomized Controlled Trial (Biokid) - CP Schmitt, G Gemulla, KE Bonzel, T Höltta, S Testa, M Fischbach, J Misselwitz, J Kemper, K Arbeiter, F Schaefer (Heidelberg - Germany, Essen - Germany, Helsinki - Finland, Milano - Italy, Strasbourg - France, Jena - Germany, Hamburg - Germany, Vienna - Austria)

12.40-13.00Mini-lecture 1
Aquaporins and ontogeny of water transport in the nephron
Speaker : S Rittig (Denmark)

Mini-lecture 2
ACE Inhibitors in treating lgA nephropathy : indications and limits
Speaker : L Peruzzi (Italy)

Mini-lecture 3
New drugs for the bladder
Speaker : P Hoebeke (Belgium)
13.05-14.5013.05-14.00
Industry Lunch Symposium 1
Dialysis
Sponsored by Fresenius

Chairpersons : M Fischbach (France) & G Smith (United Kingdom)
- Infants dialysis is feasible A Zurowska (Poland)
- PD dialysis solutions : biocompatibility today C Schmitt (Germany)
- What could be optimal hemodialysis : on-line hemodiafiltration? Daily schedule?
M Fischbach (France)

13.05 - 14.00
Industry Lunch Symposium 2
Biosimilars-a new perspective in pediatric nephrology
Sponsored by Sandoz

Chairpersons : M Saraga (Croatia) & AL Lapeyraque (Canada)
- Biosimilaires intro R Tredee (!united Kingdom)
- Erythroprotein and growth hormone development
JY Le Cotonnec (Switzerland)
- Growth hormone treatment strategies in chronic kidney diseases D Haffner (Germany)

14.00 - 14.50
Poster Session 1

Coffee
14.50-15.40Symposium 4
Pediatric registry of CRI : a ESPN and ERA-EDTA common effort
Chairpersons : C Guyot (France) & F Janssen (Belgium)
Speakers : J Tizard (United Kingdom), E Verrina (Italy), K Jager (the Netherlands),
L Collard ( Belgium)


Symposium 5
Common and still challenging issues about urinary tract infection
Chairpersons : G Montini (Italy) & T Linné (Sweden)
- Shall we choose a prophylaxis or not?
T Ulinski (France)
- Concerns of antibiotic resistance in Europe
G Lama (Italy)
- Management of urinary tract infection in the newborn K Ismaili (Belgium)

15.45-16.30 Plenary Lecture 2
New molecular players in the biology of urinary tract malformations

Chairpersons : C Holmberg (Finland)
Speaker : A Woolf (United Kingdom)

16.30-17.30ESPN General Assembly
18.00-20.00Tour of Lyon
20.00Free evening



Day 3 - Saturday September 13


Scientific programme

07.30-17.00Registrations
08.00-08.55ESPN Teaching Point 4
Introduction to genetics : from genetic report to counseling
Experts: R Salomon (France) & S Weber (Germany)
Comments: M Tsimaratos (France)

ESPN Teaching Point 5
The polyuric child : when must we worry?

Experts : A Caldas (Portugal) & A Mitsioni (Greece)
Comments : H Maxwell (United Kingdom)

ESPN Teaching Point 6
Henoch-Schönlein purpura : can we prevent nephritis and progression?
Experts : A Oner (Turkey) & JC Davin (The Netherlands)
Comments : R Bogdanovic (Serbia)
09.00-09.40Plenary Lecture 3
Cardiovascular disease in chronic kidney insufficiency : is it a relevant issue for children?
Chairperson : R Coppo (Italy)
Speaker :
G London (France)
09.45-11.00 Symposium 6
Novel aspects of renal bone disease
Chairpersons : L Pape (Germany) & J Feber (Canada)
- Calcium versus phosphate control : which has to be fought? I Salusky (USA)
- Control of hyperparathyroidism and growth F Santos (Spain)
- New insights on FGF 23 in chronic kidney disease J Bacchetta (France)
- Current guidelines G Klaus (Germany)

Symposium 7
Primary hyperoxaluria type 1
Chairpersons: S Hulton (United Kingdom) & M Konrad (Germany)
- Genotyping: from prenatal diagnosis to chaperone therapy
C van Woerden (the Netherlands)
- Treatment with Oxalobacter formigenes B Hoppe (Germany)
- Pyridoxin sensitivity J Groothhoff (The Netherlands)
- Dialysis strategy S Picca (Italy)
11.00-11.30 Coffee Break
11.30-12.40 Oral Communication 3
Hereditary renal disease
Chairpersons : R Vilalta (Spain) & CJ Stefanidis (Greece)

11:30 - O15 The mTOR-pathway is activated in autosomal recessive polycystic kidney disease (ARPKD) -DC Fischer, U Jacoby, L Pape, E Kuwertz-Broecking, H Nizze, U Querfeld, M Kemper, D Haffner (Rostock, Hannover, Muenster Berlin, Hamburg - Germany)
11:40 - O16 Primary Hyperoxaluria type 1: mutation analysis and outcome - S Fargue, J Harambat, A Liutkus, B Ranchin, AM Schott, MO Rolland, P Cochat (Lyon, Bordeaux - France)
11:50 - O17 Clinical and genetic study of primary hyperoxaluria in italy - A Robbiano, G Mandrile, D Giachino, M Petrarulo, D Pirulli, C Zadro, M Marangella, A Amoroso, L Peruzzi, L Murer, S Picca, M de Marchi (Orbassano (To), Torino, Trieste, Padova, Roma - Italy)
12:00 - O18 Sedoheptulokinase deficiency due to a 57-kb deletion in cystinosis patients causes accumulation of sedoheptulose: Elucidation of the function of the CARKL gene - M Wamelink, E Struys, E Jansen, F Zijlstra, U Engelke, H Blom, C Jacob, R Wevers, E Levtchenko (Amsterdam - The Netherlands, Nijmegen - The Netherlands, Leuven - Belgium)
12:10 - O19 Over-expression with re-distribution of laminin-γ3 and colocalization with polycystin 1 in Congenital Polycystic Kidney Mice - YY Chiou, HK Lin, ST Jiang, MJ Tang (Tainan - Taiwan, Province of China, Taipei - Taiwan, Province of China)
12:20 - O20 Renal Functions Of Twenty Seven Children With Methylmalonic Acidemia (MMA): Is There a Good Marker? - HI Aydin, A Duzova, A Dursun, S Sivri, T Aksoy, P Kiratli, A Tokatli, A Bakkaloglu, T Coskun (Ankara - Turkey)
12:30 - O21 - Clinical and genetic studies in 17 families with Familial Hypomagnesemia with Hypercalciuria and Nephrocalcinosis - R Vargas-Poussou, A Blanchard, G Guest, P Cochat, A May, M Godin, B Horen, T Vendrell, P Houillier, X Jeunemaître (Paris - France, Lyon - France, Evry - France, Rouen - France, Tarbes - France, Barcelone - Spain)


Oral Communication 4
Miscellaneous
Chairpersons : C Pecoraro (Italy) & A Peco-Antic (Serbia)

11:30 - O22 Modulation of Toll-Like Receptors expression in human mesangial cells in culture is mediated by aberrantly glycosylated polymeric IgA - R Coppo, E Loiacono, V Minieri, V Daprà, E Ricotti, A Alfarano, R Camilla, L Peruzzi, A Amore (Torino - Italy)
11:40 - O23 TGF-β1 in non-lethal doses causes enhanced migration of cultured podocytes - A Fichtner, M Grossmüller, B Tönshoff, J Oh (Heidelberg - Germany, Heidelberg, Düsseldorf - Germany)
11:50 - O24 Slow nocturnal hemodialysis as an alternative treatment option to improve quality of life in children - A Raes, J Dehoorne, A Deguchtenaere, J Vande Walle (Gent - Belgium)
12:00 - O25 Relationship of Left Ventricular Mass Index (LVMI), Shortening Fraction (SF), Blood Volume Changes (dBV) and Dialysis Associated Morbidity (DAM) with Increased Morbidity Index (MI) and Mortality in HIV Pediatric Subjects on Maintanace Hemodialysis (HD) - R Gordillo, J Kumar, M Del Rio, K Supe-Markovina, R Woroniecki (Bronx - United States)
12:10 - O26 Mid-aortic syndrome: long term outcome of 32 children - A Tummolo, S Marks, M Stadermann, DJ Roebuck, CA Mclaren, G Hamilton, MJ Dillon, K Tullus (Bari - Italy, London - United Kingdom)
12:20 - O27 Some genetic polymorphisms in paediatric essential hypertension - N Marcun Varda, S Stangler Herodez, B Zagradisnik, K Zerjavic, N Kokalj Vokac, A Gregoric (Maribor - Slovenia)
12:30 - O28 Gitelman's syndrome: genotype-phenotype correlation - N Godefroid, E Riveira-Munoz, Q Chang, J Hoenderop, R Bindels, K Dahan, O Devuyst (Brussels - Belgium, Nijmegen - The Netherlands)

Oral Communication 5
Transplantation
Chairpersons :
A Raes (Belgium) & CH Schröder (The Netherlands)

11:30 - O29 Follow-up of Cytomegalo- und Adenovirus-specific T cells during the first year after pediatric kidney transplantation - T Ahlenstiel, U Sester, M Sester, A Heim, J Ehrich, L Pape (Hannover - Germany, Homburg - Germany)
11:40 - O30 Quantification of NFAT-regulated gene expression in pediatric renal transplant recipients: A novel approach for pharmacodynamic monitoring of calcineurin inhibitors - H Billing, T Giese, S Rieger, R Feneberg, S Meuer, B Toenshoff (Heidelberg - Germany)
11:50 - O31 Protocol biopsies in pediatric renal allograft recipients : consequences on immunosuppressive management - R Vitkevic, B Aoun, M Colombat, P Callard, O Dunand, A Bensman, T Ulinski (Paris - France)
12:00 - O32 Long-term outcome of renal transplantation in children: a 20-year single centre experience - J Harambat, G Mestrallet, B Ranchin, A Liutkus, V Pichault, L Badet, I Canterino, R Bouvier, X Martin, D Floret, P Cochat (Lyon - France)
12:10 - O33
Factor H related protein 1 (FHR-1) and abnormalities of the complement system in atypical Hemolytic uremic syncrome (aHUS) - B Petzlberger, J Scheiring, S Fründ, S Martini (Innsbruck - Austria, Münster - Germany, Muenchen - Germany)
12:20 - O34 EBVviral load monitoring and reduction of immunosuppression do not successfully prevent PTLDafter pediatric kidney transplantation - F Ginevri, E Di Marco, A Parodi, A Gurrado, C Cirillo, G Botti, I Fontana, U Valente, F Locatelli, P Comoli (Genova - Italy, Pavia - Italy)
12:30 - O35 Does Kidney Graft Grow After Transplantation in Children ? - LS Feltran, P Koch Nogueira, S Ajzen, FA Da Silva, A Pacheco-Silva (São Paulo - Brazil, Sao Paulo - Brazil)

12.40-13.00 Mini-Lecture 4
Unexpected role of B cells in the pathogenesis of the nephrotic syndrome
Speaker : G Deschênes (France)

Mini-Lecture 5
A novel hypothalamic mechanism for uremic osteodystrophy
Speaker : R Mak (USA)

Mini-Lecture 6
Antibody-mediated renal graft injury
Speaker : SD Marks (United Kingdom)
13.05-15.00
13.05 - 14.00
Industry Lunch Symposium 3
Fabry Disease
Sponsored by Genzyme

Chairpersons : C Pietrement (France) & L de Parscau (France)
- Fabry disease: importance of early diagnosis and treatment R Desnick (USA)
- Improvement of neuropathy with high dose enzyme replacement therapy
M Hilz (Germany)

- What can we expect from enzyme replacement on renal involvement?
L Dubourg (France)


14.00 - 15.00
Poster Session 2

Coffee

15.00-16.00 Controversy
Do we still need corticosteroids for maintenance immunosuppression after renal transplantation ?
Chairpersons : B Ranchin (France) & G Filler (Canada)
Pro: L Dello Strologo (Italy)
Con: B Tönshoff (Germany)

Symposium 8
Common and still challenging issues about vasculitis
Chaipersons : T Neuhaus (Switzerland) & K Tullus (United Kingdom)
The rheumatologist's news on an old problem R Cimaz (Italy)
The nephrologist's news on an old problem O Soylemezoglu (Turkey)
16.00-16.25Literature Update
Chronic kidney disease
Chairperson: T Tulassay (Hungary)
Speaker: F Emma (Italy)

Literature Update
Neonatal nephrology
Chairperson: Y Frishberg (Israel)
Speaker: G Celsi (Sweden)
16.30-17.15Plenary Lecture 4
Advances in urinary proteome analysis and biomarke discovery
Chair: O Mehls (Germany)
Speaker: J Schanstra (France)
19.00-23.00Departure for the Gala Dinner in the Beaujolais "Cuvages de Lacenas"



Day 4 - Sunday September 14


Scientific programme

07.30-17.00Registrations
08.00-08.55ESPN Teaching Point 7
Electrolytes and pH disturbances : clinical signs to make a correct diagnosis and an early treatment
Experts : G Reusz (Hungary) & A Bettinelli (Italy)
Comments : R Vandamme Lombaerts (Belgium)

ESPN Teaching Point 8
Use of drugs in children with reduced renal function : what is to worry about?
Experts : A Bjerre (Norway) & G Pintos-Morell (Spain)
Comments : A Jankauskiene (Lithuania)

ESPN Teaching Point 9
Treatment approach to genetic arterial hypertension
Experts : PF Hoyer (Germany) & M Litwin (Poland)
Comments : H Jardim (Portugal)
09.00-09.40Plenary Lecture 5
New immunosuppressive drugs to treat immune-mediated renal diseases
Chairperson : I Salusky (USA)
Speaker : D Jayne (United Kingdom)
09.45-11.00Symposium 9
Treating difficult cases of glomerular diseases
Chairpersons : R Coppo (Italy) & F Mackie (Australia)
- Idiopathic nephrotic syndrome A Bensman (France)
- IgAN and Henoch Schönlein purpura nephritis A Amore (Italy)
- Membranoproliferative glomerulonephritis M Kemper (Germany)
- Renal vasculities - A Bakkaloglu (Turkey)

Symposium 10
Challenges in renal transplantation
Chairpersons : S Rigden (United Kingdom) & N Webb (United Kingdom)
- Transplanted children in intensive care PC Koch Nogueira (Brazil)
- BK virus nephropathy F Ginevri (Italy)
- Current management of disease recurrence after renal transplantation
P Niaudet (France)

- ABO incompatible kidney transplantation - U Berg (Sweden)
11.00-11.30Coffee Break
11.30-12.40Oral Communication 6
Glomerular and systemic diseases
Chairpersons : AM Abdel Basset (Egypt) & B van der Heijden (The Netherlands)

11:30 - O36 Response to prednisone in relation to NR3C1 intron B polymorphisms in childhood nephrotic syndrome - G Zalewski, A Wasilewska, W Zoch-Zwierz, L Chyczewski (Bialystok - Poland, Bia?Ystok - Poland)
11:40 - O37 TRPC6 gene mutations in children with sporadic and familial steroid resistant nephritic syndrome (SRNS) originating from Turkey - S Mir, A Berdeli, O Yavascan (Izmir - Turkey)
11:50 - O38 Actin Stabilization in Podocytes by the Calcimimetic R-568 - J Oh, J Beckmann, N Ehret, M Grossmueller, B Fritsching, R Penzel, P Mundel, F Schaefer, CP Schmitt (Duesseldorf - Germany, Heidelberg - Germany, New York - United States)
12:00 - O39 Bigenic heterozygousity and the development of steroid-resistant focal segmental glomerulosclerosis - M Löwik, E Levtchenko, D Westra, P Groenen, E Steenbergen, J Weening, M Lilien, L Monnens, L Van Den Heuvel (Nijmegen - The Netherlands, Leuven - Belgium, Utrecht - The Netherlands)
12:10 - O40 Long term effect of Rituximab treatment in severe steroid dependent nephrotic syndrome - K Brochard, V Guigonis, AL Leclrec-Sellier, M Dehennault, P Ronco, E Berard, H Nivet, P Niaudet, N Raynaud Mounet, S Taque, B Llanas, F Bouissou (Toulouse, Limoges, Paris, Lille, Nice, Tours, Saint Denis la Réunion, Rennes, Bordeaux - France)
12:20 - O41 Hemopexin causes nephrin-dependent reorganisation of the actin cytoskeleton in podocytes - R Lennon, A Singh, G Welsh, R Coward, L Ni, P Mathieson, W Bakker, M Saleem (Bristol - United Kingdom, Groningen - The Netherlands)
12:30 - O42 Urinary and not plasma monocyte chemoattractant protein-1 correlates with disease activity in paediatric systemic lupus erythematosus - S Marks, V Shah, N Hasson, C Pilkington, K Tullus (London - United Kingdom)

Oral Communication 7
Transplantation
Chairpersons : H Jalanko (Finland) & J Dusek (Czech Republic)

11:30 - O43 Is specific drug toxicity of standard immunosuppressives determined genetically ? : analysis of 200 patients ( pediatric cohort) - R Grenda, S Prokurat, A Ciechanowicz (Warsaw - Poland, Szczecin - Poland)
11:40 - O44 Detection of DNA viral sequences in donor kidney samples: graft biopsy, preservation and washing solutions - L Murer, M Della Vella, G Ghirardo, M Pacenti, GF Zanon, G Palù, L Barzon (Padova - Italy)
11:50 - O45 CYP3A5 and MDR1-3435 polymorphisms during the first year after Transplantation: pharmacokinetics and clinical parameters - M Belingheri, S Tirelli, S Turolo, M Ferraresso, V Martina, P Grillo, L Berardinelli, A Edefonti, L Ghio (Milano - Italy)
12:00 - O46 Pulse wave velocity in healthy children, in patients on dialysis and following kidney transplantation - G Reusz, E Kis, O Cseprekal, A Remport, P Sallay, T Tulassay, A Szabo (Budapest - Hungary)
12:10 - O47 The protective role of erythropoietin (EPO) in renal ischemic reperfusion (I/R) injury: gender differences - A Prokai, A Fekete, K Rusai, V Muller, L Wagner, P Degrell, F Banki, A Vannay, B Szebeni, T Tulassay, JA Szabo (Budapest, Pécs - Hungary)
12:20 - O48 Basiliximab as induction after pediatric renal transplantation with a triple-immunosuppression of MMF, CsA and Prednisone: 2-year-posttransplantation results - A Grossmann (Innsbruck - Austria)
12:30 - O49 Pediatric renal transplantation: report from a French pediatric database - E Allain-Launay, G Roussey-Kesler, G Guest, B Ranchin, A Maisin, JL André, S Cloarec, Y Foucher, C Guyot (Nantes, Paris, Lyon, Nancy, Tours - France)

Oral Communication 8
Urology and transplantation
Chairpersons :
T Seeman (Czech Republic) & L Murer (Italy)

11:30 - O50 Slit2 impairs monocyte chemotaxis - M Mallik, M Rui-Crow, M Rui- Crow, H Yan, D Chaukos, R Griffiths, TM Coffman, LA Robinson (Toronto - Canada, Durham - United States)
11:40 - O51 Whole AGXT gene sequencing identifies 13 new mutations in a cohort of 35 patients with primary hyperoxaluria type 1 - B Beck, M Wolf, M Feldkötter, A Baasner, M Kemper, U John, B Hoppe (Cologne, Hamburg, Jena - Germany)
11:50 - O52 Effectiveness of antibiotic prophylaxis for children at risk of developing urinary tract infection and renal scarring: Results of a systematic review carried out on behalf of the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) UK - K Verrier Jones, L Jadresic, M Lakhanpaul, R Mori, K Tullus (London - United Kingdom)
12:00 - O53 Antimicrobial Resistance and Risk Factors of Urinary Tract Infection Caused by Extended-Spectrum Beta-Lactamase-Producing Bacteria in Children - R Topaloglu, I Er, D Gur, B Dogan, Y Bilginer, A Duzova, S Ozen, N Besbas, A Bakkaloglu (Ankara - Turkey)
12:10 - O54 A new imaging strategy for children following UTI: results of an evidence based approach to guideline development carried out for the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) UK - K Tullus, L Jadresic, M Lakhanpaul, R Mori, K Verrier Jones (London - United Kingdom)
12:20 - O55 Diagnosis of UTI: results of an evidence based approach to guideline development carried out for the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) UK - L Jadresic, M Lakhanpaul, R Mori, K Tullus, K Verrier Jones (London - United Kingdom)
12:30 - O56 Procalcitonin to predict vesico-ureteral reflux in children with DMSA scintigraphy confirmed acute pyelonephritis: a multicenter European Study - S Leroy, A Galetto-Lacour, C Romanello, A Fernandez-Lopez, D Tuerlinckx, V Smolkin, D Gendrel, G Breart, M Chalumeau (Paris - France, Geneva - Switzerland, No Result - Italy, Barcelona - Spain, Yvoir - Belgium, Afula - Israel)

12.40-13.00Mini-lecture 7
Angiotensin II and EGF receptor cross-talk in chronic kidney diseases: a new therapeutic approach
Speaker : F Terzi (France)

Mini-lecture 8
Hypercalciuria
Speaker : W vant'Hoff (United Kingdom)

Mini-lecture 9
Management of high and low blood pressure in dialysis children
Speaker : F Schaefer (Germany)
13.00-14.00Lunch and coffee
Symposium 11
New insights into vesicoureteric reflux in children with urinary tract infections
Chairpersons : R Kenda (Slovenia) & A Tsygin (Russia)
- Can we predict reflux? S Leroy (France)
- The spectrum of renal scarring P Parvex (Switzerland)
- Should we operate high-grade reflux? S Hansson (Sweden)

Clinical pathological conference
The wide spectrum of thrombotic microangiopathies
Chairpersons : LB Zimmerhackl (Austria) & M Taylor (United Kingdom)
- ADAMTS-13 metalloproteinase and TTP M Scully (United Kingdom)
- Role of complement in the development of hemolytic uremic syndrome M Noris (Italy)
- Treatment and transplantation options C Loirat (France)
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