| Sunday, September
9th, 2001 - The Programme day by day |
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| 10.00
- 11.30 |
Room
01 |
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Fresenius-
Kabi
Outlook symposium
Outlook – Improving Outcomes
Applied Nutrition Therapy |
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Opening
remarks |
K. N.
Jeejeebhoy , chairman (Canada) |
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How do we
assess outcome? Ways of determining efficacy |
S. Klein
(USA) |
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Therapeutic
goals to improve outcome |
J. MacFie
(United Kingdom) |
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Nutritional
requirements conditioned by disease |
K. N.
Jeejeebhoy (Canada) |
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Closing
remarks & conclusions |
K. N.
Jeejeebhoy (Canada)
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| 10.00
- 11.30 |
Room
05 |
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Abbott
Laboratories
Diabetes nutrition
New Approaches in the Dietary Management of diabetes. |
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Moderator: |
J.
Schrezenmeir (Germany) |
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The Role Of
Fiber And Slowly Digestible Carbohydrates In The Management of Diabetes |
J.H.
Cummings (United Kingdom) |
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The Role of
Mono-Unsaturated Fatty Acids in the Management of Diabetes |
J. Wright
(United Kingdom) |
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Clinical
Challenges In The Dietary Management of Diabetes |
A.
Coulston (USA)
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| 10.00
- 11.30 |
Room
14A |
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Nestlé
The Management of gastrointestinal diseases by enteral nutrition |
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Chairman: |
J. A.
Walker-Smith (United Kingdom) |
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Strategies
for management of inflammatory and infectious gastrointestinal diseases |
P. Marteau
(France) |
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Enteral
nutrition in Crohn's disease – A clinical intervention study |
J. A.
Walker-Smith (United Kingdom) |
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Potential
role of probiotics for the management of infection with H. pylori |
A. Blum
(Switzerland) |
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Role of peptide
based diets and anti-inflammatory lipids in pancreatitis |
S. D.
Freedman (USA)
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| 10.00
- 11.30 |
Room
14B |
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Baxter
Continuous Innovation in Multi Chamber Bags |
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Development of
Three-in-One TPN: Pharmaceutical benefits |
G. Sewell-Bath (United
Kingdom) |
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OliClinomel: the
benefits of Olive oil in Multi Chamber Bags |
H. U. Klör (Germany) |
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Economical and
ergonomical aspects of Parenteral Nutrition: A clinical approach |
C. Pichard (Switzerland)
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| 10.00
- 11.30 |
Room
14C (Satellite symposium) |
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B. Braun
3rd Forum for Pharmacists and Physicians
Lipid Emulsions – Today and Tomorrow |
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Chairmen:
Welcome |
M.E. Camilo (Portugal)
B. Koletzko (Germany) |
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Fatty acid metabolism
and eicosanoid synthesis |
P. C. Calder (United
Kingdom) |
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Omega-3 fatty acids:
from nutrition to pharmacological properties |
Y. Carpentier (Belgium) |
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Physicochemical
stability assessments of lipid emulsions of varying oil composition |
D. F. Driscoll (USA) |
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Lipid emulsions in TPN -
state of the art and future perspectives
Discussion |
M. Adolph (Germany)
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| 12.45
- 13.45 |
Room
01 |
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Congress Opening |
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Chairs:
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S. Allison (United
Kingdom)
P. Fürst (Germany) |
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Welcome and
introduction |
P. Fürst (Germany) |
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Opening Lecture |
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Chairs: |
E. Vinnars (Sweden)
M. León-Sanz (Spain) |
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Percutaneous endoscopic
gastrostomy (PEG) and the evolution of contemporary long-term enteral
access |
M. Gauderer (USA)
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| 14.00
- 15.30 |
Room
01 Educational session Documentation
on-line |
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Tube feeding -
Clinical Practice |
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Chairs: |
A. Weimann (Germany)
F. Prins (The Netherlands) |
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Which patient? Which
tube? Which technique?
Which care? |
A. Ödlund Olin (Sweden) |
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How to monitor the tube
fed patient? |
S. Kalde (Germany) |
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Interactive case
presentation:
Tube feeding in children |
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Moderator: |
A. Weimann (Germany) |
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Speaker: |
J. Khair (United
Kingdom) |
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Multidisciplinary
panel: |
F. Prins (The
Netherlands)
P. Gomis Munoz (Spain)
K. Dokoupil (Germany)
C. Fusch (Germany)
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| 14.00
- 15.30 |
Room
14A (Scientific Symposium) |
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Protein metabolism
in the gut |
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Chairs: |
H. Demmelmair (Germany)
P. Soeters (The Netherlands) |
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Protein turnover in the
human gastrointestine in relation to whole body protein turnover |
M. Rennie (United
Kingdom) |
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Changes in gut substrate
utilisation during the fasting fed transition |
H. van Goudoever (The
Netherlands) |
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Protein metabolism in
intestinal malignancies |
W. Hartl (Germany)
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| 14.00
- 15.30 |
Room
14B (Scientific Symposium) |
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The obese patient |
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Chairs: |
J. G. Wechsler (Germany)
C. Pichard (Switzerland) |
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Epidemiology of obesity
and cost implications |
S. Rössner (Sweden) |
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Energy metabolism in
obesity |
D. Molnar (Hungary) |
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Nutritional support for
the obese intensive care patient: which approaches are beneficial? |
G. Kreymann (Germany)
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| 14.00
- 15.30 |
Room
14C (Scientific Symposium) |
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Nutritional support
in cystic fibrosis patients |
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Chairs: |
D. Reinhardt (Germany)
I. Sanderson (United Kingdom) |
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Effects of carbohydrate
to fat ratio in cystic fibrosis |
F. Gottrand (France) |
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Approaches to improved
antioxidant protection |
B. Winklhofer-Roob
(Austria) |
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Do dietary supplements
affect outcome in cystic fibrosis? |
D. Belli (Switzerland) |
| 15.30
- 16.00 |
Coffee Break within
the exhibition area |
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| 16.00
- 17.30 |
Room
01 Educational session Documentation
on-line |
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Pitfalls in clinical
nutrition |
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Chairs:
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M. E. Camilo (Portugal)
E. Holm (Germany) |
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Access
complications |
S. Schmidt (Germany) |
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Refeeding-Syndrome |
B. Schneeweiss (Austria) |
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Interactive case
presentation:
Patient with cardiopulmonary cachexia |
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Moderator: |
E. Holm (Germany) |
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Speaker: |
P. U. Pedersen (Denmark) |
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Multidisciplinary
panel: |
M. E. Camilo (Portugal)
A. Ödlund Olin (Sweden)
E. Wöber (Austria)
C. Jonkers-Schuitema (The Netherlands) |
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| 16.00
- 17.30 |
Room
14A (Scientific Symposium) |
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Pharmaceutical
Clinical Nutrition |
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Chairs:
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M. Kemen (Germany)
L. Cynober (France) |
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Nucleotides and the
intestine |
G. Grimble (United
Kingdom) |
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Complex oligosaccharides
in the gastrointestinal tract: physiology and clinically relevant
functions |
C. Kunz (Germany) |
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Conjugated linoleic acid
as a modulator of energy metabolism |
L. Bretillon (France)
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| 16.00
- 17.30 |
Room
14B (Scientific Symposium) |
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Food intolerance |
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Chairs: |
S. Koletzko (Germany)
B. Borissov (Bulgaria) |
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Epidemiology of food
allergy – what makes the incidence increase? |
E. von Mutius (Germany) |
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Mechanisms of intestinal
food allergy |
S. C. Bischoff (Germany) |
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Celiac disease – a
frequently overlooked disorder in hospital patients |
M. Mäki (Finland) |
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| 16.00
- 17.30 |
Room
14C (Scientific Symposium) |
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ESPEN Research
Fellowship Symposium |
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Chairs:
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N. E. P. Deutz (The
Netherlands)
J. Stein (Germany) |
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Physical activity level
in patients with pancreatic cancer cachexia |
A. Moses (United
Kingdom) |
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Effects of growth
hormone on albumin synthesis during surgery and in critical illness |
H. Barle (Sweden) |
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Uncoupling proteins and
ubiquitin-proteasome pathway in pancreatic cancer cachexia |
C. Dejong (The
Netherlands) |
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Postoperative insulin
resistance: Influence of preoperative carbohydrate treatment and immediate
postoperative enteral nutrition |
M. Soop (Sweden) |
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Citrulline and arginine
turnover in adult short bowel patients: a stable isotope study |
K. Vahedi (France) |
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Effect of salt and water
balance on gastrointestinal function and outcome after abdominal surgery:
a prospective randomised controlled study |
D. Lobo (United Kingdom) |
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| 17.45
- 18.30 |
Room
01 |
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Evening Lecture |
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Chairs:
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K.-J. Jauch (Germany)
C. Bode (Germany) |
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Metabolic and
nutritional properties of alcoholic drinks |
M. Singer (Germany)
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| 18.30
- 19.30 |
Room
05 |
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Abbott Evening
Lecture Innovation Discovers History: RNA in the 1920’s to
Ribonucleotides in 2001 |
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Moderator: |
P. Aggett (United
Kingdom) |
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The Role of Clinical
Research in Evaluating Nucleotides in Infant Nutrition |
W. C. MacLean, Jr (USA) |
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The Role of Animal
Models in Understanding |
R. Rueda (Spain) |
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The Role of Analytical
Tools in Measuring Nucleotides in Biological Fluids |
E. Schlimme (Germany) |
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