DAY	THURSDAY Sept 6, 2007	THURSDAY Sept 6, 2007
Title	Parallel Session 1: Small Bowel Transplantion: Technical Issues and Rejection	Parallel Session 2: Advances in Parenteral Nutrition
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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
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
820-830A	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
830-840A	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
840-850A	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
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
900-910A	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
910-920A	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
920-930A	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
930-940A	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
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
950-1000A	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
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Title	Parallel Session 3: Small Bowel Transplantation: Wait List Issues	Parallel Session 4: Basic Science: Ischemia Reperfusion
1030-1230	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
1040-1050	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
1050-1100	117 DOES MELD/PELD APPROPRIATELY PRIORITIZE LIVER-INTESTINE TRANSPLANT CANDIDATES? Jonathan P. Fryer, Northwestern University	185 THE ABSENCE OF CD4+ T CELLS IS PROTECTIVE AGAINST INTESTINAL ISCHEMIA/REPERFUSION INJURY IN MICE Melissa Watson, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA
1100-1110	115 UNIQUE PREDICTORS OF WAIT-LIST MORTALITY FOR PATIENTS WITH INTESTINAL FAILURE AWAITING TRANSPLANTATION Robert Venick, The David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA	169 PERIOPERATIV TREATMENT WITH GLYCINE ATTENUATES ISCHEMIA/REPERFUSION-INJURY WITHIN THE GRAFT MUSCULARIS AND AMELIORATES SMOOTH MUSCLE DYSFUNCTION IN SMALL BOWEL TRANSPLANTATION Nico Schaefer, University of Bonn, Germany
1110-1120	27 SURVIVAL OF PATIENTS CANDIDATES FOR INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION: A 3 YEAR FOLLOW UP L. Pironi, University of Bologna, Italy	152 TNF ALPHA INHIBITORS REDUCE I/R INJURY IN A RAT INTESTINAL TRANSPLANT MODEL Sven Kohler, Charite, Campus Virchow Clinic, Germany
1120-1130	20 RISK FACTORS FOR MORTALITY ON THE WAITING LIST FOR COMBINED LIVER AND SMALL BOWEL TRANSPLANTATION (CL & SBTx) Girish Gupte, Birmingham Children's Hospital, UK	137 SMALL BOWEL ISCHEMIA-REPERFUSION INJURY WITH SUPERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERY COMPARED TO PORTAL VEIN CLAMPING IN RATS Marco Vincenti, UCSF
1130-1140	55 IMPACT OF AN IMPROVED NATIONAL PAEDIATRIC DONOR ORGAN ALLOCATION POLICY FOR CHILDREN WAITING FOR INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION (ITx) Mara Giovanelli, Birmingham Children's Hospital, UK	164 PERIOPERATIVE USE OF THE CHIMERIC-MONOCLONAL-ANTI-TNF [alpha] ANTIBODY INFLIXIMAB IN SMALL BOWEL TRANSPLANTATION (SBTx) Tobias Finger, University of Bonn, Germany
1140-1150	192 PREDICTING NEED FOR LIVER/INTESTINAL TRANSPLANT IN INFANT SHORT GUT SYNDROME Stuart Kaufman, Georgetown University Institute of Transplantation	134 INTESTINAL DENDRITIC CELLS (DC) AND CCR7 ARE CENTRALLY INVOLVED IN THE GASTROINTESTINAL FIELD EFFECT AFTER SMALL BOWEL SURGERY Arne Koscielny, University of Bonn Medical School, Germany
1150-1200	14 USE OF ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASONOGRAPHY VERSUS OESOPHAGOGASTRODUODENOSCOPY IN ASSESSING INTESTINAL FAILURE ASSOCIATED LIVER DISEASE IN CHILDREN ASSESSED FOR INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION Patrick McKiernan, Birmingham Children's Hospital, UK	23 INTESTINAL ISCHEMIA REPERFUSION INJURY AND LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE (LPS) TRANSFORM A TOLEROGENIC SIGNAL INTO A SENSITIZING SIGNAL AND TRIGGER REJECTION. IMPLICATIONS IN INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION Masaru Kawai University Hospitals Leuven, Belgium
1200-1210	100 IS C-REACTIVE PROTEIN (CRP) PREDICTIVE OF PROGRESSIVE LIVER DISEASE AND DEATH IN ADULT INTESTINAL FAILURE PATIENTS? Jonathan P. Fryer, Northwestern University	5 INFLUENCE OF PACAP ON THE ACTIVATION OF MAP KINASES FOLLOWING SMALL BOWEL COLD PRESERVATION Andrea Ferencz, University of Pecs Medical School, Hungary
1210-1220	119 ANALYSIS OF DECISION MAKING PRACTICES WHEN LISTING INTESTINE TRANSPLANT CANDIDATES FOR LIVER ALSO Jonathan P. Fryer, Northwestern University	159 REGULATION OF THE BACTERIAL TRANSLOCATION EXERTED BY THE INTESTINAL FLORA IN HUMAN FLORA ASSOCIATED MICE Marie Romond, Faculty of Pharmacy, France
1220-1230	104 FACTORS AFFECTING SURVIVAL TO INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION IN THE VERY YOUNG PEDIATRIC PATIENT Sameera Mian, Packard Children's Hospital/Stanford Hospital	111 EARLY PRESENCE OF INTESTINAL STEM CELLS AND DEVELOPMENT OF A MUCOSAL IMMUNE SYSTEM IN AN IMPROVED MODEL OF BIO-ARTIFICIAL NEO-INTESTINE Mohan Pahari, University of Massachusetts Medical School
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Title	Plenary Session 1: Advances in Parenteral Nutrition and Gut Adaptation
1330-1340	Outcomes of Home PN; Marvin Ament
1340-1350	Outcomes of Home PN; Marvin Ament
1350-1400	Outcomes of Home PN; Marvin Ament
1400-1410	Parenteral Fish Oil; Keyshore Iyer
1410-1420	Parenteral Fish Oil; Keyshore Iyer
1420-1430	Parenteral Fish Oil; Keyshore Iyer
1430-1440	New Medical Therapies for Enteral Adaptation; Alan Buchman
1440-1450	New Medical Therapies for Enteral Adaptation; Alan Buchman
1450-1500	New Medical Therapies for Enteral Adaptation; Alan Buchman
1500-1510	Intestinal Lengthening/STEP; HB Kim
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Title	Parallel Session 5: Donor Factors in Small Bowel Transplantation	Parallel Session 6: Nutrition and Quality of Life Before and After Small Bowel Transplantation
1600-1730	LG Conf rm	Sm Conf Rm
1600-1610	86 LESSONS LEARNED IN PEDIATRIC SMALL BOWEL AND LIVER TRANSPLANTATION FROM LIVING RELATED DONORS Antonio Gangemi, University of Illinois at Chicago	113 LONG-TERM NUTRITIONAL OUTCOMES AND SIGNIFICANT PREDICTORS OF GROWTH FOLLOWING PEDIATRIC INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION Robert Venick, The David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA
1610-1620	44 LONG TERM OUTCOMES OF INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION FROM DONORS UNDER AGE 1 Zurab Machaidze, Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh	46 UTILIZATION OF PANCREATIC ENZYME SUPPLEMENTATION IN ORDER TO FACILITATE THE ADVANCE TO FULL ENTERAL NUTRITION IN IMMEDIATE POST-TRASPLANT PERIOD Yuliya Rekhtman, Georgetown University Children's Medical Center
1620-1630	206 UTILIZATION AND OUTCOME OF INTESTINAL DONORS WITH CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION IN THE PRE-DONOR PHASE Cal Matsumoto, Georgetown University	151 BONE MINERAL DENSITY AND BONE TURNOVER IN ADULT INTESTINAL TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS: A ONE YEAR FOLLOW-UP, L. Pironi, University of Bologna, Italy
1630-1640	201 IMPACT OF DONOR FACTORS ON LONG TERM OUTCOMES IN INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION: ANALYSIS OF 74 CONSECUTIVE INTESTINAL DONORS John Duffy, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA	156 SERUM PYRIDOXAL 5'-PHOSPHATE LEVELS BEFORE AND AFTER INTESTINAL AND MULTIVISCERAL TRANSPLANTATION Laura Matarese, Thomas E. Starzl Transplantation Institute
1640-1650	122 A COMPARISON OF HISTIDINE-TRYPTOPHAN-KETOGLUTARATE AND UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN SOLUTIONS IN BOWEL TRANSPLANTATION Rodrigo Vianna, Indiana University School of Medicine	29 FAVORABLE GROWTH CURVES AFTER COMBINED LIVING DONOR LIVER/BOWEL TRANSPLANT IN CHILDREN WITH INTESTINAL FAILURE Elizabeth Beatty, University of Illinois Chicago
1650-1700	75 THE IMPACT OF DONOR CAUSES OF DEATH ON ADULT INTESTINAL TRANSPLANT OUTCOME Takuya Kimura, S'Orsola-Malpighi Hospital, Univ. of Bologna, Italy	109 HEALTH RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE (HRQOL) AFTER PEDIATRIC INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION: A CROSS-SECTIONAL PILOT STUDY USING 2 VALIDATED INSTRUMENTS Khiet Ngo, The David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA
1700-1710	81 ABDOMINAL WALL TRANSPLANTATION WITH EPIGASTRIC VESSELS RECONSTRUCTION Augusto Lauro, Universite di Bologna, Italy	91 COMPARISON OF SHORT BOWEL SYNDROME IN ADOLESCENT AND PEDIATRIC PATIENTS Jon Thompson, University of Nebraska Medical Center
1710-1720	42 INTRALUMINAL DELIVERY OF LOW-SODIUM MACROMOLECULAR SOLUTIONS REDUCES INTESTINAL PRESERVATION INJURY Mihai Oltean, Sahlgrenska University Hospital, Sweden	191 ELEMENTAL VS COMPLEX ENTERAL NUTRITION: EFFECTS ON THE INTESTINAL ABSORPTION AFTER SMALL BOWEL TRANSPLANTATION Sandro Zonta, Epatopancreatic Suregry Unit, Fond. Pol. S. Matteo, Italy
1720-1730	114 IMPROVED MODEL OF BIO-ARTIFICIAL NEO INTESTINAL SEGMENT USING AN ACELLULAR MATRIX SCAFFOLD Mohan Pahari, University of Massachusetts Medical School	190, LONGTERM RECOMBINANT GLP-2 THERAPY IN A PRECLINICAL MODEL OF SHORT BOWEL SYNDROME IN CHILDREN: ADVERSE OUTCOMES DESPITE INCREASE IN EPITHELIAL CELL PROLIFERATION AND APOPTOSIS Julie Bines, University of Melbourne, Australia
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