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1 Programme Thursday 2 September Registration Desk Open Galaxy Foyer Special Interest Group Meetings Galaxy Pain SIG Chair: George Chalkiadis Panel: Elsa Taylor, Jane Thomas, Jonathon de Lima Perioperative analgesia for: 1. lower limb amputation (for osteosarcoma) 2. scoliosis repair 3. neonate with escalating analgesic requirements following complicated gastroschisis repair will be discussed by the panel with audience participation welcome! Cardiac SIG Galaxy 2 Chair: David Baines Please DavidB@chw.edu.au with your questions for discussion Afternoon Tea Amongst Exhibitors Galaxy 3 + The Gallery Research SIG Galaxy 1 Chair: Jonathan De Lima Please JonathaD@chw.edu.au with your questions for discussion Monitoring Mixed Venous Oxygen Saturation in Paediatric Anaesthetic: Galaxy 2 A New Modality and New Case Simulator. Audience participation through interactive audience response system. Dr John Beca Clinical Director, Starship PICU Dr Dave Buckley - Cardiac Consultant Paediatric Anaethetist & Cardiac Intensivist, Starship Hospital PICU Welcome Reception Amongst Exhibitors, Millennium Hotel Galaxy 3 + The Gallery 6

2 Friday 3 September 0700 Registration Desk Open Galaxy Foyer 0745 Welcome Galaxy 1+2 Session I: Problem Patients: Altered Expectations for Paediatric Anaesthesia Galaxy 1+2 in a Changing World Chairs: Dr David Murrell and Dr Mahesh Kumar Arora 0800 Managing Limited Lung Function with Scoliosis Surgery: a changing paradigm Dr Peter Gibson Sydney, Australia 0820 Safety of Anaesthesia for Neonates and Infants What the Developed World Expects Norifumi Kuratani - Nagano, Japan 0840 Safe Anaethesia for the Complex Neonate Despite Minimal Resources The SPANZA Sponsored Delegate Dr Deepak Tamang 0900 Anaesthesic Management of the Child with an Undiagnosed Myopathy Andrew Muncaster Hamilton, New Zealand 0920 Discussion Session II: Scientific and Technological Advances in Paediatric Anaesthesia: Galaxy 1+2 Enabling or Distracting? Chairs: Dr Tanya Farrell and Dr Andi Ade Ramlan 1020 Adequate Anaesthesia in Infants What does it mean? Who are we treating? Differing perspectives David Sainsbury, Adelaide, Australia David Murrell, Sydney, Australia 1040 The Impact of Information Technology on Modern Paediatric Practice David Sainsbury Adelaide, Australia 1100 ABC of Genetics for the Paediatric Anaesthetist Margaret Perry Sydney, Australia 1120 Future Directions for Ultrasound Guided Nerve Blocks the Neuraxis and Other Locations Dr Manoj Karmakar Hong Kong, China 1140 Discussion 1200 Lunch Amongst Exhibitors Galaxy 3 + The Gallery Boxed lunches available for delegates who are skiing 1230 Buses Depart for Skiing Evening Session 1730 Drinks & Nibbles with Exhibitors Galaxy 3 + The Gallery Evening Discussion: The Development of Anaesthesia in the Asia-Pacific Region: Galaxy 1+2 Regional reflections of half a century of change Chairs: Dr Patrick Farrell and Dr Dilip Pawar Illuminada Camagay Phillippines Anchlee Attachoo Thailand Peter Kempthorne Christchurch, New Zealand David Baines Sydney, Australia Free evening or if you wish to catch up with SPANZA/ ASPA colleagues, you are invited to dine at one of our recommended restaurants (at your own expense) 7

3 Saturday 4 September 0700 Registration Desk Opens Galaxy Foyer Society of Paediatric Anaesthesia in New Zealand and Australia AGM Galaxy Asian Society of Paediatric Anaesthesiologists AGM Meeting Room 5 Session III: Scientific Free Papers Galaxy 1+2 Chairs: Dr Jonathan De Lima and Dr Ruenreong Leelanukrom 0830 Thiopentone elimination in neonates Prof Brian Anderson Use of pressure support ventilation Vs spontaneous ventilation via proseal LMA in paediatric patients undergoing ambulatory surgery Beatrice Chin Ling An investigation of the relationship between the measured inspiratory volumes at the machine versus the patient end of an infant circle breathing system during pressure ventilation of a neonatal test lung using the GE Aisys ventilator Dr Patrick Farrell Effects of general anaesthesia in children with cystic fibrosis - a pilot study Roumel Valentin 8-10mins per paper plus 5-7mins discussion time Session IV: Old Wine in a New Bottle: Refreshed, Resealed and Resold: Short Talks Galaxy 1+2 Chairs: Dr George Chalkiadis and Dr Serene Lim 1020 Ketamine Drug of the Past or Drug of the Future? Elsa Taylor Auckland, New Zealand 1035 The rise and fall and rise again of Methoxyflurane James Houghton Auckland, New Zealand 1050 Is Bupivacaine Now the Halothane of Local Anaesthetics? Josephine Tan - Singapore 1105 Modern Use of Clonidine and Dexmedetomidine Brian Anderson - Auckland, New Zealand 1120 Regional, neuraxial or systemic analgesia recent evidence that might influence our practice Jane Thomas Auckland, New Zealand 1135 Discussion 1200 Lunch Boxed lunches available for delegates who are skiing 1230 Buses Depart for Skiing 8

4 Workshops: Session One Ultrasound for Regional Anaesthesia in Children Galaxy 1 U/S Workshop This workshop will focus on a limited number of ultrasound guided nerve blocks more commonly used in children and will demonstrate the use of ultrasound in facilitating accurate delivery of local anaesthetic in the epidural/caudal space. Dr Manoj Karmakar Dr Wing Hong Kwok Dr Belinda Wong Dr Ramanie Jayaweera Aids for the Potentially Difficult Airway; Laryngoscopes, Meeting Room 5 Optical Stylets and Other Techniques This workshop will demonstrate the use of a variety of video laryngoscopes and optical stylets, suitable for use in children, as well techniques using adult fibre-optic scopes in neonates and infants. Paul Baker and Niall Wilton Auckland Acupuncture: Ancient Art for a Modern World Workshop Galaxy 2 This workshop will explore the use of acupuncture as an adjunct to traditional anaesthetic practice in children and offers a unique interface between Eastern and Western ideas and ideology. Dr Serene Lim Singapore 1430 Afternoon Tea Amongst Exhibitors Galaxy 3 + The Gallery Workshops: Session Two Ultrasound for Regional Anaesthesia in Children Galaxy 1 U/S Workshop Dr Manoj Karmakar Dr Wing Hong Kwok Dr Belinda Wong Dr Ramanie Jayaweera Aids for the Potentially Difficult Airway; Laryngoscopes, Meeting Room 5 Optical Stylets and Other Techniques Paul Baker and Niall Wilton Auckland Acupuncture: Ancient Art for a Modern World Workshop Galaxy 2 Dr Serene Lim Singapore Onwards Meeting Dinner Galaxy 1+2 Millennium Hotel 9

5 Sunday 5 September 0730 Registration Desk Opens Galaxy Foyer Session V: Challenging Environments Galaxy 1+2 Chairs: Dr Tim Wong and Dr Suwanne Suraseranivongse 0800 Disaster Anaesthesia for Children Zuo YunXia Sichuan, China 0820 Anaesthetic Management of Traumatic Brain Injury Graham Knottenbelt Auckland, New Zealand 0840 Managing the Difficult Airway Has Technology Diminished Our Clinical Skills? Dilip Pawar Singapore 0900 Conjoined Twins: Challenging Physiology, Teamwork and Logistics Ian Mckenzie Melbourne, Australia 0920 Discussion Session VI: Emerging Information Galaxy 1+2 Chairs: Dr Niall Wilton and Dr Illuminada Camagay 1020 Audits That Have Changed Our Practice Multi-centre audit of anaesthetic management and complications of Tracheo-Oesophageal Fistula (TOF) and Oesophageal Atresia (OA) repair Dr Graham Knottenbelt National survey of paediatric anaesthesia practice in Thailand Dr Suwannee Suraseranivongse 1100 Chairman s choice: Discussion of issues arising from the poster presentations 1120 How to get your paper published: the editorial process demystified Ian Mckenzie Melbourne, Australia Brian Anderson Auckland, New Zealand Closing Statements SPANZA & ASPA Presidents Lunch Galaxy 3 + The Gallery This programme is correct at the time of printing. Please check the website for programme updates. 10