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| DAY | Pre-Symposium WEDNESDAY Sept 5,2007 | Pre-Symposium WEDNESDAY Sept 5,2007 | Pre-Symposium WEDNESDAY Sept 5,2007 | Pre-Symposium WEDNESDAY Sept 5,2007 | Xth ISBT THURSDAY Sept 6, 2007 | Xth ISBTS THURSDAY Sept 6, 2007 | Xth ISBTS FRIDAY Sept 7, 2007 | Xth ISBTS FRIDAY, September 7, 2007 | Xth ISBTS SATURDAY, September 8, 2007 | |
| Title | Workshop #1: Pre-Transplant Mortality | Workshop #2: Nomenclature | Workshop #3: Pathology | Workshop #4: Nursing and Allied Healthcare Symposium | Parallel Session 1: Small Bowel Transplantion: Technical Issues and Rejection | Parallel Session 2: Advances in Parenteral Nutrition | Parallel Session 7: Small Bowel Transplant: Induction Immunosuppression and Graft Immune Monitoring | Parallel Session 8: Basic Science:Rejection | Plenary Session 4: Small Bowel Transplantation: Outcomes and Re-transplantation | |
| 7:30 AM | Breakfast | Registration and Continental Breakfast | ||||||||
| 8AM-1000 | Oceans 2 | Malibu Bungalow | Oceans 1 | Wedgewood | Starlight Room | Wedgewood Room | Starlight Room | Wedgewood Room | Starlight Room | |
| 800-810A | 98 MULTIVISCERAL TRANSPLANTATION WITH OR WITHOUT DONOR SPLEEN, Tomoaki Kato, University of Miami | 129 CLINICAL OUTCOMES AND RISK FACTORS FOR SHORT BOWEL SYNDROME (SBS) FOLLOWING SURGERY FOR NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS (NEC): A MULTICENTER, PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY Debora Duro, Childrens Hospital, Boston | 222 rATG VERSUS ALEMTUZUMAB AS A PRETREATMENT DEPLETING AGENT AMONG INTESTINAL AND MULTIVISCERAL RECIPIENTS, L. Martin, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center | 218 ROLE OFMyD88 DEPENDENT TLR SIGNALING PATHWAYS IN SMALL BOWEL ALLOGRAFT REJECTION IN MICE Zheng Zhang, Northwestern University | 39 INTESTINAL RE-TRANSPLANTATION: CHALLENGES AND LESSONS LEARNED Gennaro Selvaggi, University of Miami, Miller School of Medicine | |||||
| 810-820A | 99 INCLUSION OF DONOR COLON AND ILEOCECAL VALVE IN INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION Tomoaki Kato, University of Miami | 133 SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF A FISH OIL-BASED FAT EMULSTION IN THE TREATMENT OF PARENTERAL NUTRITION-ASSOCIATED LIVER DISEASE Kathleen M. Gura, Childrens Hospital, Boston | 214 IMPROVED OUTCOME AFTER INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION WITH THE USE OF INDUCTION INTERLEUKIN-2 RECEPTOR MONOCLONAL ANTIBODY THERAPY Johnny Hong, University of California- Los Angeles | 106 DIFFERENTIAL PROLIFERATION OF THE INDIRECT AND DIRECT PATHWAYS IN DONOR VS RECIPIENT LYMPHOID ORGANS FOLLOWING INTESTINAL TRANSPLANATION Adnan Jaigirdar, UCSF | 6 PEDIATRIC INTESTINAL RETRANSPLANTATION: TECHNIQUE, MANAGEMENT AND OUTCOMES George Mazariegos, Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh | |||||
| 820-830A | 8:30 Welcome | 205 EARLY IMPACT OF COLON INCLUSION IN INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION, Cal Matsumoto, Georgetown University | 71 A NEW INTRAVENOUS LIPID EMULSION (ILE) WITH FISH OIL ON LONG-TERM PARENTERAL NUTRITION IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN: A SINGLE CENTER, DOUBLE-BLIND RANDOMISED STUDY OF SMOF 20%[reg] VS INTRALIPID 20%[reg] Olivier Goulet, Necker Hospital- University of Paris 5- Rene Descartes | 170 INDUCTION IMMUNOSUPPRESSION WITH RITUXIMAB AND ANTI-THYMOCITE GLOBULIN IN INTESTINAL AND MULTIVISCERAL TRANSPLANTATION Rodrigo Vianna, Indiana University | 216 POTENTIAL ROLE OF CCR6/Mip-3[alpha] MEDIATED RECRUITMENT OF IMMATURE DENDRITIC CELLS INTO LAMINA PROPRIA IN SMALL BOWEL ALLOGRAFT REJECTION Zheng Zhang, Northwestern University | 208 SURVIVAL FOLLOWING INTESTINAL RETRANSPLANTATION- IMPROVED OUTCOMES AND LESSONS LEARNED, Wendy Grant, University of Nebraska Medical Center | ||||
| 830-840A |
8:35 Understanding Short Gut Syndrome Rob Venick MD Assistant Clinical Director of Pediatrics Division of Gastroenterology, Hepatology, and Nutrition Mattel Children’s Hospital at UCLA |
199 ABDOMINAL WALL MANAGEMENT AFTER INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION: A SINGLE
CENTER EXPERIENCE WITH 74 CASES Emad Asham, Dumont-UCLA Transplant
Center |
78 BODY COMPOSITION IN PAEDIATRIC INTESTINAL FAILURE PATIENTS RECEIVING LONG-TERM HOME PARENTERAL NUTRITION Sirinuch Chomtho, Institute of Child Health | 197 CELLULAR DIFFERENTIATION AND REJECTION OF THE HUMAN INTESTINAL TRANSPLANT Thomas Fishbein, Georgetown University Hospital | 183 EFFECT OF BLOCKING THE ADHESION MOLECULE IN A SMALL INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION MODEL Yoshiyuki Ihara Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine, Japan | 181 INTESTINAL RETRANSPLANTATION Hernandez Francisco, Hospital Universitario La Paz, Spain | ||||
| 840-850A | 8:45 Historical Development of Techniques Jorge Reyes MD, Chief of Transplantation, University of Washington | 160 MANAGEMENT OF DONOR: RECIPIENT SIZE MIS-MATCH IN INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION Khalid Sharif, Birmingham Children's Hospital | 73 A FIVE-YEARS COHORT STUDY OF 156 HOME PARENTERAL NUTRITION PEDIATRIC PATIENTS FROM A SINGLE CENTER Olivier Goulet, Necker Hospital | 121 INTERIM ANALYSIS OF STOOL CALPROTECTIN FOR INTESTINAL ALLOGRAFT MONITORING Luciano Vargas, University of Nebraska Medical Center | 219 SIGNALLING THROUGH INTESTINAL EPETHELIAL TNF RECEPTORS IS DISPENSABLE IN REJECTION MEDIATED TIGHT JUNCTION PERMEABILITY DYSFUNCTION Zheng Zhang, Northwestern University, Feinberg School of Medicine | 37, 12 YEARS OF INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI Gennaro Selvaggi, University of Miami Miller School of Medicine | ||||
| 850-900A | 62 ABDOMINAL WALL MANAGEMENT IN INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION Chiara Zanfi, University of Bologna - S.Orsola-Malpighi Hospital | 198 EARLY REFERRAL TO AN AMBULATORY INTESTINAL REHABILITATION PROGRAM IMPROVES OUTCOMES IN PATIENTS ON HOME PARENTERAL NUTRITION OR INTRAVENOUS FLUIDS Neha R. Parekh, Cleveland Clinic | 116 CALPROTECTIN LEVELS IN SMALL BOWEL ALLOGRAFT MONITORING: PRELIMINARY REPORT Edip Akpinar, University of Miami- Jackson Memorial Hospital | 153 INDUCTION OF ANTI-STRESS PROTEIN ANTIBODIES AFTER EXPERIMENTAL SEGMENTAL SMALL BOWEL TRANSPLANTATION Ricardo Camprodon, King's College Hospital, UK | 225 PROGRESS IN PEDIATRIC INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION: 17 YEAR EXPERIENCE Geoffrey Bond, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center | |||||
| 900-910A |
9:00 Management of the Short Gut Patient Kishore Iyer MD The
Recanati/Miller Transplantation Institute Mt. Sinai School of Medicine
New York, NY |
67 USE OF THE ANTERIOR RECTUS SHEATH AS A NON-VASCULARIZED ALLOGRAFT FOR ABDOMINAL WALL CLOSURE IN INTESTINAL/MULTIVISCERAL TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS. REPORT OF 2 CASES Gabriel E. Gondolesi, Fundacion Favaloro | 77 BONE HEALTH IN PAEDIATRIC INTESTINAL FAILURE PATIENTS RECEIVING LONG-TERM HOME PARENTERAL NUTRITION Sirinuch Chomtho, Institute of Child Health | 36 CITRULLINE LEVELS ABOVE 13 SAFELY PREDICT ABSENCE OF MODERATE OR SEVERE REJECTION AFTER INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION Gennaro Selvaggi, University of Miami Miller School of Medicine | 51 LONG-TERM n-3 PUFAs ADMINISTRATION COULD INHIBIT T CELL ACTIVITY BY REDUCING CD154 EXPRESSION AND NF-[kappa]B ACTIVATION IN A RAT MODEL OF SMALL BOWEL CHRONIC GRAFT REJECTION Yousheng Li, Jinling Hospital, School of Medicine, Nanjing University, China | 211 IMPROVED LONG TERM SURVIVAL IN INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION WITH LOWERED IMMUNOSUPPRESSION- AN ANLYSIS OF 246 TRANSPLANTS Wendy Grant, University of Nebraska Medical Center | ||||
| 910-920A | 9:15 Adult Intestinal Transplant Operations Kareem Abu-Elmagd MD, Chief of Transplantation, University of Miami | 172 POST-OPERATIVE PANCREATIC COMPLICATIONS AND GRAFT FUNCTION IN MULTIVISCERAL TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS AT A SINGLE CENTER Rodrigo M. Vianna, Indiana University | 26 HYPERFERRITINEMIA IS ASSOCIATED WITH IRON OVERLOAD IN ADULT PATIENTS ON LONG TERM PARENTERAL NUTRITION Madeleine Lauverjat, Civils de Lyon, France | 143 PRELIMINARY RESULTS USING THE IMMUNOKNOW ASSAY FOR MONITORING OF INTESTINAL TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS Debra Sudan, University of Nebraska Medical Center | 166 COMBINATION THERAPY OF TACROLIMUS AND INFLIXIMAB REDUCES THE INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE IN SMALL BOWEL TRANSPLANTATION (SBTx) Thomas Pech, University of Bonn, Germany | 194 PRETRANSPLANT PREDICTORS OF OUTCOME AFTER INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION: A RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF A LARGE PATIENT COHORT AT A SINGLE INSTITUTION Sherilyn Gordon, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA | ||||
| 920-930A |
9:25 Prevention and Management of TPN Associated
Complications Laurie Reyen RN, MN Clinical
Nurse Specialist: Parenteral/Enteral Nutrition UCLA Medical Center |
34 ANALYSIS OF ACUTE AND CHRONIC REJECTION IN MULTIPLE ORGAN ALLOGRAFTS FROM RETRANSPLANTATION AND AUTOPSY CASES OF MULTIVISCERAL TRANSPLANTATION Hidenori Takahashi, University of Miami | 165 PREVALENCE AND DEGREE OF LIVER DAMAGE IN A COHORT OF PATIENTS WITH INTESTINAL FAILURE EVALUATED FOR INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION Fernando Gruz, Fundacion Favaloro, Argentina | 136 PERIPHERAL CD4+ T CELL IMMUNE STATUS IN INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION BY EVALUATION OF ATP PRODUCTION (CYLEX IMMUKNOW ASSAY) Yide Jin, University of Miami | 57 BOMBESIN CAN MINIMIZE IMPAIRMENTS OF INTERSTITIAL CELLS OF CAJAL INDUCED BY FK506 IN SMALL BOWEL TRANSPLANTATION Koji Higuchi, Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine, Japan | 149 INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION IN CHILDREN: NECKER-PARIS UNIVERSITY REPORT Frederique Sauvat, Hopital Necker, Paris | ||||
| 930-940A | 9:45 Intestinal Transplant Techniques at Miami Andreas Tzakis MD, Chief of Transplantation, University of Miami | 8 SUBCLINICAL ACUTE REJECTION IN SMALL INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION- A NEGATIVE INFLUENCE ON GRAFT SURVIVAL Hidenori Takahashi, University of Miami | 40 TOTAL PARENTERAL NUTRITION THERAPY AND LIVER INJURY: A HISTOPATHOLOGIC STUDY WITH CLINICAL CORRELATION, Bita Naini, UCLA | 180 ACR MONITORING AFTER INTESTINAL TRANSPLANT: UTILITY OF SEROLOGICAL MARKERS AND ZOOM VIDEOENDOSCOPY AS SUPPORT OF CONVENTIONAL BIOPSY AND CLINICAL FINDINGS Augusto Lauro, S. Orsola-Malpighi Hospital, University of Bologna, Italy | 25 SIGNIFICANCE OF LYMPHOCYTE CROSSMATCH IN SWINE INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION Makoto Hayashida, Graduate School of Medical Sciences, Kyushu University, Japan | 132 OUTCOMES OF INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION IN THE PRESENCE OF PARENTERAL NUTRITION ASSOCIATED LIVER DISEASE Yu-Chia Chen, Mount Sinai Medical Center | ||||
| 940-950A | 210 ACUTE CELLULAR REJECTION IN ADULT INTESTINAL TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS Cal S. Matsumoto, Georgetown University Hospital | 89 GROUND GLASS HEPATOCELLULAR INCLUSIONS: INDICATOR OF SYSTEMIC DISEASE OR A CONSEQUENCE OF LONG TERM TPN? Rachel Brown, Birmingham Childrens Hospital, UK | 22 TRANSLATION INTO THE CLINIC OF AN EXPERIMENTALLY-PROVEN PRO-TREGULATORY PROTOCOL FOR INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION. LONG-TERM RESULTS Jacques Pirenne, University Hospitals Leuven, Belgium | 158 EFFECT OF ISCHAEMIC PRE-CONDITIONING ON THE INDUCTION OF ALLOIMMUNE RESPONSES AFTER EXPERIMENTAL SMALL BOWEL TRANSPLANTATION Ricardo Camprodon, King's College Hospital, UK | 177 A SIX-YEAR ITALIAN EXPERIENCE IN CLINICAL INTESTINAL AND MULTIVISCERAL TRANSPLANTATION Augusto Lauro, University of Bologna - S.Orsola-Malpighi Hospital, Italy | |||||
| 950-1000A |
9:50 Intestinal Transplantation: Background and History Joanie Colangelo RN, BSN Adult/Pediatric Intestinal Transplant Coordinator Department of Liver/Intestinal Transplantation Dumont – UCLA Transplant Center |
112 CHRONIC REJECTION AFTER INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION- SINGLE CENTRE EXPERIENCE Mara Giovanelli, Birmingham Children's Hospital | 85 POST DUODENAL SMALL BOWEL RESECTION (PDSBR) IN SEVERE CHRONIC INTESTINAL PSEUDO-OBSTRUCTION PATIENTS Francisca Joly, Beaujon Hospital, France | 31 INTERNATIONAL GRADING SCHEME FOR ACUTE REJECTION IN SMALL BOWEL TRANSPLANTATION: 4 YEARS EXPERIENCE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI Hidenori Takahashi, University of Miami | 167 EFFECT OF IMMUNOSUPPRESSIVE DRUGS ON THE INFLAMMATION OF MUSCURALIS PROPRIA AND MOTOR DYSFUNCTION AFTER SMALL BOWEL TRANSPLANTATION Jun Fujishiro, University of Bonn, Germany | 168 INITIATION OF A BOWEL TRANSPLANT PROGRAM: THE INDIANA EXPERIENCE Rodrigo Vianna, Indiana University | ||||
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| 1020-1030 | 10:15 Intestinal Transplantation Techniques in Washington Cal Matsumoto MD, Intestinal Transplantation, Georgetown University |
10:20 Intestinal Transplantation: Indications and Surgical
Strategies Yvonne Esmailian RN, BSN,MSN,ACNP-C Adult/Pediatric Nurse P ractitioner Department of Liver/Intestinal Transplantation Dumont –UCLA Medical Center |
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| Title | Parallel Session 3: Small Bowel Transplantation: Wait List Issues | Parallel Session 4: Basic Science: Ischemia Reperfusion | Parallel Session 9: SMALL BOWEL TRANSPLANTATION: COMPLICATIONS | Parallel Session 10: Intestinal Failure/Intestinal Rehabilitation | Plenary Session 5: Small Bowel Transplantation: Outcomes from Registry Data | |||||
| 1030-1230 | LG Conf rm | Sm Conf Rm | Lg Conf rm | Sm conf Rm | ||||||
| 1030-1040 | 105 MELD SCORE AS A PROGNOSTIC INDICATOR FOR ADULT INTESTINAL FAILURE (IF) PATIENTS Jonathan P. Fryer, Northwestern University | 186 TOLL-LIKE RECEPTOR 4 PLAYS A PIVOTAL ROLE IN MOUSE INTESTINAL INJURY INDUCED BY ISCHEMIA/REPERFUSION Melissa Watson, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA | 227 RENAL FUNCTION IMPACTS OUTCOMES AFTER INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION: A SINGLE CENTER REPORT OF RENAL EVENT OUTCOMES Melissa Watson, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA | 92 MANAGEMENT AND OUTCOMES OF CHILDREN REFERRED FOR INTESTINAL REHABILITATION OR TRANSPLANT EVALUATION Anita Nucci, Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh | Vote 2009 Host University | |||||
| 1040-1050 | 10:45 Pediatric Intestinal Transplant Techniques in Paris Olivier Goulet MD, Chief of Intestinal Transplantation, Villejuif |
10:45 Evaluation and Listing for Intestine
Transplantation Maria De Angelis, RN, MsCN, ACNP Nurse Practitioner, Liver and Bowel Transplant Program Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, ON Canada |
171 THE PEDIATRIC HEPATOLOGY DEPENDENCY (PHD) SCORE PROVIDES A USEFUL ADVERSE RISK SCORE WHEN COMPARED WITH THE PEDIATRIC END STAGE LIVER DISEASE (PELD) SCORE IN A MIXED POPULATION OF PEDIATRIC TRANSPLANT CANDIDATES Arindam Mukherjee, Birmingham Children's Hospital | 90 IL-13 PROTECTS MOUSE INTESTINES FROM ISCHMIA AND REPERFUSION INJURY THROUGH REGULATION OF INNATE AND ADAPTIVE IMMUNITY Bibo Ke, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA | 213 CHRONIC REJECTION AND RENAL FAILURE AS MAJOR CAUSES OF DELAYED MORBIDITY/MORTALITY AFTER STEROID-FREE, PRIMARY, PEDIATRIC SMALL BOWEL TRANSPLANTATION (SBTx) Rakesh Sindhi, Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh | 142 IMPROVED SURVIVAL IN A MULTIDISCIPLINARY SHORT BOWEL SYNDROME PROGRAM Biren Modi, Children's Hospital Boston | Vote 2009 Host University | |||
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