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1 EuroPD2017 4th - 7th October 2017, Dublin, Ireland PRE-CONFERENCE COURSES MUST BE BOOKED AND PAID IN ADVANCE INC TAX PLACES MAY BE AVAILABLE ON THE DAY PLEASE CONTACT EUROPD REGISTRATION DESK Wednesday 4th October Registration and Speaker Preview Open Exhibition and E-Posters Open LEVEL ONE LIFFEY HALL 1 LEVEL ONE LIFFEY HALL Basic CME Course Advanced CME Course Introduction Wim Van Biesen, Ghent University Hospital, Belgium Volume Management Anabela Rodrigues, University of Porto, Portugal Introduction Edwina Brown, Hammersmith Hospital, UK PD in the Elderly Setting Edwina Brown, Hammersmith Hospital, UK Infectious Complications Jeroen Kooman, University Hospital of Maastricht, The Netherlands Adequacy: How to Improve It Wim Van Biesen, Ghent University Hospital, Belgium Tea/Coffee Break Running an Assisted APD Service Helen Capper, University Hospital of North Midlands, UK Non-infectious Complications Eric Goffin, Cliniques Universitaires Saint-Luc, Belgium Sharing Decisions about Dialysis and Advanced Kidney Disease Management Hillary Bekker, University of Leeds, UK, PD for Heart Failure Cecile Courivaud, Besancon University Hospital, France Practical Peritoneal Membrane Evaluation Clement De Quidt, UZ Ghent, Belgium Mechanical Problems Bert Bammens, University Hospitals Leuven, Belgium PD Prescription for the Complex Patient Karlien Francois, Universitair Ziekenhuis Brussel, Belgium Paediatric PD for the Adult Nephrologist - What is Different in a Transited Patient Peter Blake, University of Western Ontario, Canada

2 4th - 7th October 2017, Dublin, Ireland EuroPD2017 Wednesday 4th October 2017 continued OPENING PLENARY Auditorium Welcome from EuroPD President Simon Davies, President Welcome from the Irish Nephrology Society (INS) George Mellotte, St James s Hospital, Ireland Has Basic Research Delivered for PD Patients? Nick Topley, Cardiff Building Sustainable Treatments Donal O Donoghue, Greater Manchester Academic Health Science Network, UK Opening of the Exhibition and Welcome Reception The Liffey Thursday 5th October Registration and Speaker Preview Open Exhibition and E-Posters Open Parallel Session 1.1 Wicklow Hall 2 Literature Review Basic Science and Clinical Practice Chairs: Janusz Witowski, Poznan University of Medical Sciences, Poland and Martin Wilkie, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, UK Parallel Session 1.2 Liffey Hall 2 E-Poster Presentations 1 (Posters selected for discussion are highlighted in the Book of Abstracts) Moderator: Anabela Rodrigues, University of Porto, Portugal Plenary 1 Auditorium Chairs: A Jörres and G Mellotte The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing -New Insights in Cardiovascular Risk Rose Anne Kenny, The Irish Longitudinal Study On Ageing (TILDA), Ireland Tea and Coffee Break The Liffey Hands-On: Bio-Impedance Measurement The Liffey Note: This will be a Practical Teaching Session Learning Zone 2 Elizabeth Lindley, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust and Jamie Macdonald, Bangor University, UK Master Class Bio-Impedance Liffey Hall 1 Elizabeth Lindley, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust and Jamie Macdonald, Bangor University, UK Basic Science Session 1 Wicklow Hall 2 What we Can Learn on Ageing - The Physiology of Kidney Ageing and the Interaction of Uraemia and Ageing Chairs: N Topley and P Lavin Inflammation and Ageing in Renal Disease Cliona Ni Cheallaigh, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland Exploring the Impact of a Diminished GFR on an Older Adult Population Mark Canney, The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland BP Control in the Elderly: Lessons to be Learnt in Treating Frail Patients Donal Sexton, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland

3 EuroPD2017 4th - 7th October 2017, Dublin, Ireland Thursday 5th October 2017 continued Pro-Con Debate Session 1 Moderator: Jeffrey Perl, St Michael s Hospital, Canada Incremental PD Should be the Standard of Care Pro: Peter Blake, University of Western Ontario, Canada Con: Olle Heimburger, Karolinska University Hospital Sweden Recurrent Exit Site Infection Equals Catheter Removal Pro: Edwina Brown, Hammersmith Hospital, London Con: Anabela Rodrigues, University of Porto, Portugal Lunch and Lunchtime Symposia ( lunch can be taken into the auditorium) Auditorium Auditorium E-Poster Presentations 2 Liffey Hall 1 (Posters selected for discussion are highlighted in the Book of Abstracts) Moderator: Eric Goffin, Cliniques Universitaires Saint-Luc, Belgium E-Poster Presentations 3 Liffey Hall 2 (Posters selected for discussion are highlighted in the Book of Abstracts) Moderator: Janusz Witowski, Poznan University of Medical Sciences, Poland Parallel Session 2.2 The Liffey, Learning Zone 2 Hands-On Practical Teaching Session: Catheter Placement Sean Armstrong, Seven Oaks General Hospital, Canada Parallel Session 2.3: Auditorium Clinical Practice - Session 2: Preserving Residual Renal Function Chairs: E Goffin and T Lobbedez RRF and Survival: Cause or Consequence? Thierry Lobbedez, University Hospital Caen, France Impact of Solutions on RRF James Heaf, Zealand University Hospital, Copenhagen Lifestyle and Medication to Preserve RRF Cecile Courivaud, Besancon University Hospital, France Parallel Session 2.4 Wicklow Hall 2 Infection 101: What the PD Community Needs to Know Chairs: J Witowski and D Fraser Know the Enemy! Staphylococcus Aureus Monography Simon Foster, University of Sheffield, UK Preventing and Treating Staph Aureus Infections in 2017 Hilary Humphreys, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland What the Peritoneal Immune Response to Infection can Teach Us Matthias Eberl, Cardiff University, UK Can we Ever Really Vaccinate against a Commensal? Rachel McLoughlin, Trinity Biomedical Sciences Institute, Ireland Discussion Tea and Coffee Break The Liffey

4 4th - 7th October 2017, Dublin, Ireland EuroPD2017 Thursday 5th October 2017 continued Masterclass A Urgent Start Peritoneal Dialysis: Taking the Right Start Bert Bammens, University Hospitals Leuven, Belgium Masterclass B Practical Challenges in PD Peter Blake, University of Western Ontario, Canada Masterclass C Catheter Placement Sean Armstrong, University of Manitoba, Canada Liffey Hall 1 Liffey Hall 2 Wicklow Hall 2

5 EuroPD2017 4th - 7th October 2017, Dublin, Ireland Friday 6th October Registration and Speaker Preview Open Exhibition and E-Posters Open Parallel Session 3.1 Auditorium Integrating Modalities: How to Improve Transitions Chairs: S Davies and W Van Biesen What we can Learn from Epidemiology of Transitions David Johnson, Metro South And Ipswich Nephrology And Transplant Service, Princess Alexandra Hospital, Australia General Insights in Transitioning/Change Hillary Bekker, University of Leeds, UK Transitioning: Where do we Fail? Jeff Perl, St Michaels Hospital, Canada Transitioning: A Qualitative Analysis of Patient Experiences Els Holvoet, Ghent University Hospital, Belgium Discussion Parallel Session 3.2 Liffey Hall 2 E-Poster Presentations 4 (Posters selected for discussion are highlighted in the Book of Abstracts) Moderator: Bert Bammens, University Hospitals Leuven, Belgium Plenary 5 Auditorium Education, Education, Education Chair: M Lichodziejewska-Niemierko Tim Dornan Belfast, Queens University Belfast Tea and Coffee Break The Liffey Parallel Session 4.1 The Liffey, Learning Zone Hands-On Practical Teaching Session: So can you eat this? Diet on Dialysis Louise McAlister and Rukshana Shroff, Great Ormond Street Hospital, UK Plenary 4 Auditorium Tackling Infection Appropriately to Improve Outcome Chairs: M Dratwa and E Brown Improving our Diagnostic Approach to Peritoneal Infection Monica Lichodziejewska-Niemierko, Gdansk Medical University, Poland Improving our Therapeutic Approach to Peritoneal Infection David Johnson, Metro South And Ipswich Nephrology And Transplant Service, Princess Alexandra Hospital, Australia

6 4th - 7th October 2017, Dublin, Ireland EuroPD2017 Friday 6th October 2017 continued Parallel Session 4.2 Auditorium Oral Presentations Clinical Practice Chairs: O Heimburger, and M Dratwa O-1: Causes of Unplanned Dialysis Initiation James Heaf, Zealand University Hospital, Denmark O-2: Reasons for Termination of PD During the First Year of Treatment and Evolution of Fluid Status in Incident PD Patients - Data from the IPOD-PD Study James Heaf, Zealand University Hospital, Denmark O-3: Fragile Patient and Peritoneal Dialysis: A Practical Pathway Sabina Leonardi, Aziensa Sanitaria Universitaria Integrata Di Trieste, Italy O-4: Peritoneal Dialysis after Kidney Transplant Failure: A Nationwide Matched Cohort Study from The French Language Peritoneal Dialysis Registry (RDPLF) Cécile Courivaud, University Hospital Besançon, France Parallel Session 4.3 Wicklow Hall 2 Oral Presentations Basic Science Chairs: A Joerres and J Morelle O-5: Complement Activation in Peritoneal Dialysis Induced Arteriolopathy Maria Bartosova, University Hospital Heidelberg, Germany O-6: Peritoneal Inflammation Increases Over Time, with Associated Increase in Plasma IL-6 predicting Worsening Survival: Results from the Global Fluid Study Emma Elphick, Keele University, UK O-7: Pathogen-specific Local micrornas in Peritoneal Dialysis Patients with Acute Peritonitis Amy Brook, Cardiff University, UK O-8: Glucose Metabolism as part of Metabolic Syndrome in Non-Diabetic PD Patients: Results from PD-CRAFT Mark Lambie, Keele University, UK

7 EuroPD2017 4th - 7th October 2017, Dublin, Ireland Friday 6th October 2017 continued Parallel Session 4.4 Liffey Hall 2 IPNA and ESPN Session Sustainable Treatment from Paediatrics into Adulthood Chair: C Schmitt Optimizing PD Prescription in Children - Think About The Future Ariane Zaloszyk, Strasbourg s Hospital, France PD Solutions: Making the Right Choices in the Paediatric Setting Christoph Aufricht, Medical University of Vienna, Austria Lessons Learned from PD Biopsy Studies Claus Peter Schmitt, ZKJM, Germany Lunch and Lunchtime Symposia Auditorium ( lunch can be taken into the auditorium) IPNA and ESPN Session Liffey Hall 2 Sustainable Treatment from Paediatrics into Adulthood Optimising and Individualising PD Treatment : Translating Paediatric Expertise to Adult Practice Rukshana Shroff, Great Ormond Street Hospital, UK Integrating the Adult and Paediatric PD Team: Pro s and Cons Johan Vande Walle, University of Ghent, Belgium Parallel Session 5.1 Wicklow Hall 2 Chairs: A Jörres and R Beelen The Achievements of EutriPD: History, Principles and Achievements of the EutriPD Project Robert Beelen, VU University Medical Centre, The Netherlands Achievements of the EutriPD Collaboration: The Results of a Clinical Trial Christoph Aufricht, University of Vienna, Austria Latest Research on Peritoneal Membrane Biology Regulation of Peritoneal Homeostasis through mirnas Donald Fraser, Cardiff University, UK IL-17 and Peritoneal Fibrosis Manuel López Cabrera, Consejo Superior De Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC), Spain Modulation of Peritoneal Stress Response to PD Fluids Christoph Aufricht, University of Vienna, Austria Histomorphometry of Healthy and Dialyzed Peritoneum Claus Peter Schmitt, ZKJM, Germany The Role of Inflammasome in Peritonitis Johann Morelle, Cliniques Universitaires Saint-Luc, Belgium

8 4th - 7th October 2017, Dublin, Ireland EuroPD2017 Friday 6th October 2017 continued Parallel Session 5.2 Auditorium Talk show The Difficult Patient Moderators: Wim Van Biesen Ghent University Hospital, Belgium and Simon Davies, Keele University, UK The Fluid Overloaded Patient Primary discussants: Olle Heimburger, Karolinska University Hospital, Sweden and Jeff Perl,St Michaels Hospital, Canada The Non-Compliant Patient Primary discussants: Karlien Francois, Universitair Ziekenhuis Brussels, Belgium, Monica Lichodziejewska-Niemierko, Gdansk Medical University, Poland, Edwina Brown, Hammersmith Hospital, UK Parallel Session 5.3 Liffey Hall 2 IPNA and ESPN Session Chairs: S Bakkaloğlu and R Shroff Sustainable Treatment from Paediatrics into Adulthood Catheter Related Problems in the Paediatric Setting Sevcan Bakkaloglu, Gazi University School of Medicine Department of Pediatric Nephrology, Turkey Practical Aspects of Nutritional Management in Children on PD Rukshana Shroff and Louise McAlister, Great Ormond Street Hospital, UK Hands on PD Prescription for Acute PD in Small Children Johan Vande Walle, University of Ghent, Belgium Tea and Coffee Break The Liffey Masterclass D Strategies to Preserve Peritoneal Membrane Eric Goffin, Cliniques Universitaires Saint-Luc, Belgium Masterclass E Symptom Management Monica Lichodziejewska-Niemierko, Gdansk Medical University, Poland Masterclass F Catheter Placement Sean Armstrong, University of Manitoba, Canada Liffey Hall 1 Liffey Hall 2 Wicklow Hall 2

9 EuroPD2017 4th - 7th October 2017, Dublin, Ireland Saturday 7th October Registration and Speaker Preview Open Exhibition and E-Posters Open Parallel Session 6.1 Liffey Hall 2 E-Poster Presentations 5 (Posters selected for discussion are highlighted in the Book of Abstracts) Moderator: Mark Lambie, Keele University, UK Parallel Session 6.2 Auditorium ERA-EDTA Symposium Chairs: R Vanholder and S Bakkaloğlu Muscle Loss and How to Prevent it in PD Andrew Davenport, Royal Free Hospital, UK Salt Restriction as a Sustainable Treatment for Hypertension in Patients on PD Soner Duman, Ege University Medical School, Turkey Home Based Treatments and Selfcare to Make RRT Sustainable in the Future Raymond Vanholder, University Hospital Ghent, Belgium Parallel Session 6.3 Wicklow Hall 2 HomeHD Chairs: D Johnson and J Heaf HomeHD: A Viable Option? Tom Cornelis, Jessa Hospital Belgium Pregnancy on Dialysis Matthew Hall, Nottingham University Hospitals, UK Vascular Access in HomeHD Tony Goovaerts, Cliniques Universitaires St Luc, Belgium Tea and Coffee Break The Liffey Hands-On Practical Teaching Session The Liffey Learning Zone 2 Hand Washing and Exit Site Care Parallel Session 7.1 Auditorium ISPD Symposium PDOPPS What Have we Learned so Far? Jeff Perl, St Michaels Hospital, Canada SONG-PD (and HD) David Johnson, Metro South And Ipswich Nephrology and Transplant Service, Princess Alexandra Hospital, Australia Lessons from the International Pediatric Dialysis Network Claus Schmitt, ZKJM, Germany

10 4th - 7th October 2017, Dublin, Ireland EuroPD2017 Saturday 7th October 2017 continued Parallel Session 7.2 Wicklow Hall 2 Pro-Con Debate 2: Moderator: Peter Blake, University of Western Ontario, Canada All Patients on PD should have HbA1C <7% Pro: Olle Heimburger, Karolinska University Hospital, Sweden Con: Wim Van Biesen, Ghent University Hospital, Belgium PD is the Ideal for Management of Cardiorenal Syndrome Pro: Anabela Rodrigues, University of Porto, Portugal Con: Simon Davies, Keele University, UK Obese Patients should not be Offered PD Pro: Robert Ekart, University Medical Centre, Slovenia Con: Mark Lambie, Keele University, UK Prizes and Closing Remarks Auditorium Simon Davies, Keele University, UK and George Mellotte, Dublin Alain Slingeneyer Poster Prize Bengt Rippe Oral Communication Prize

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