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Welcome
Organizing and Scientific Committee
Instruction for Presenters and Moderators
UEMS
Detailed Programme
List of Poster
General Information A - Z
Social Events
Exhibition Floorplan
Sponsor Acknowledgement
Notes
Welcome
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Dear Friends and Colleagues:
I am pleased and honored to welcome you in Venice for the 4th Joint Meeting of the European
Congenital Heart Surgeons Association and the Congenital Heart Surgeons’ Society.
A great deal has happened in both our Societies in the last four years, since our last Joint
Meeting in Chicago in September 2012!
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It is now time once more to come together, to confront with each other, to exchange new
knowledge and to renew our friendship across the ocean! Doing our best to preserve our spirit
and desire of great collaboration.
Coming from the Venetian Region, Padua, known as the Educational District of Venice due to
having one of the oldest Universities in the world, we proudly chose to have our meeting venue
in Venice this time.
I’m very happy to welcome you and your family to this unforgettable event!
A high class blend of culture and education within the magical atmosphere of my homeland.
Sincerely,
June 22-24
2016
Giovanni Stellin, M.D.
University of Padua, Italy
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Organising and Scientific Committee
LOCAL ORGANIZER
Giovanni Stellin, M.D. (Padua - ITALY)
PRESIDENTS
José Fragata, M.D., PhD, FETCS, FESC - President, European Congenital Heart Surgeons Association - ECHSA
Marshall L. Jacobs, M.D. - President Congenital Heart Surgeons’ Society - CHSS
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
ECHSA
George Sarris, M.D. (Chairman)
Mark Hazekamp, M.D.
Viktor Hraska, M.D.
Vladimir Ilyin, M.D.
Sertac ÇiÇek, M.D.
CHSS
James Jaggers, M.D. (Chairman)
Harold M. Burkhart, M.D.
Luca A. Vricella, M.D.
Jeffrey P. Jacobs, M.D.
James K. Kirklin, M.D.
Instruction for Presenters and Moderators
DISCLOSURES
According to the policy of UEMS all speakers/presenters (invited and free papers) must state a potential bias relevant to the topic of the accredited
programme/presentation. Such bias must be disclosed at the beginning of the presentation (slideshow or poster). A disclosure form has been sent
to all speakers to fill in and sign. In case you have
not returned your disclosure form by email prior
to the Meeting, please pick up your form upon registration and complete this form to bring this completed with you to the Speakers’ preview room.
Supported file types (others have to be consulted):
Presentation:
PPT, PPTX, PDF, TXT, DOC, XLS, XLSX, PPA,
PPTA
Video:
AVI, MPG, MKV, MOV, MP4, WMV, MKV
Audio:
WMA, MP3, WAV
Pictures:
JPG, GIF, BMP, TIF
Please visit the Speakers’ preview room at your
earliest convenience. You are requested to
upload and validate your presentation no later
than 2 hours before the session starts, or the day
before, if the presentation is in one of the morning sessions. Mac OS X presentations will be
uploaded to the meeting computer system as
well. There will be staff members available to
help preparing and validating the presentations.
Specific exceptions may be allowed for invited
speakers upon individual agreement with the technical staff in case of a complicated video content. The presenter is responsible for having
necessary video adaptors for private laptop connection ready.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR PRESENTERS
Please be punctual regarding the duration of
your presentation.
SPEAKERS’ PREVIEW ROOM
All presentations have to be uploaded to the
meeting computer system.
The lecture rooms are equipped with a projector,
16:9 screen (also suitable for 4:3 PPT presentations), chairing table and lectern with laptop for
the speaker. PCs are run on MS Windows and
support MS Office 2013 and lower versions.
Please prepare your presentation in electronic
version in 16:9 or 4:3 ratio.
ORGANIZING SECRETARIAT
AIM Group International - Florence Office
Via G. Mazzini, 70 - 50132 Florence (Italy)
Phone: +39 055 23388.1 - Fax: +39 055 3906908
Web: http://www.echsa-chss2016.com
www.aimgroupinternational.com
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Opening hours of the Speakers’ preview room are:
Wednesday, June 22 12:00 - 19:00
Thursday, June 23
07:30 - 18:00
Friday, June 24
07:30 - 18:00
Saturday, June 25
07:30 - 10:00
SPEAKERS
Please rename your file as follows: presentation
number_first name_last name. Confirm the time
allocated for your presentation from the session
schedule. In some sessions, there is time reserved for discussion after all presentations. This
will be indicated in the scientific programme.
ABSTRACT PRESENTERS
Please rename your file as follows: presentation
number_first name_last name. Please note that
the time allocated for your presentation is 15 minutes including 8 minutes for discussion.
visit the Speakers’ preview room in order to
upload their video to be shown on the dedicated
monitors placed in the poster area. The organiser
will not be held responsible for any loss or damages of the posters after the indicated time.
The poster dimensions should not exceed 90 cm
(w) x 150 cm (h). Pins/Velcro will be provided
by the organiser and will be available in the poster area.
UEMS Accreditation
The “4th Joint Meeting ECHSA & CHSS” is accredited by the European Accreditation Council for
Continuing Medical Education (EACCME) to provide the following CME activity for medical specialists. The EACCME is an institution of the
European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS),
www.uems.net.
Through an agreement between the European
Union of Medical Specialists and the American Medical Association, physicians may convert EACCME
credits to an equivalent number of AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Information on the process to
convert EACCME credit to AMA credit canbe
found at www.ama-assn.org/go/internationalcme.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR MODERATORS
Sessions with Invited Speakers
Sessions should be started promptly on time. At the
session, the chairpersons agree upon sharing the
session and should be active in keeping the time
limit of each talk so that time can be spared for questions. There will be assisting staff members to help
with microphones for questions from the floor.
The “4th Joint Meeting ECHSA & CHSS” is designated for a maximum of (or ‘for up to’) 15
hours of European external CME credits. Each
medical specialist should claim only those hours
of credit that he/she actually spent in the educational activity.
Live educational activities, occurring outside of Canada, recognized by the UEMS-EACCME for
ECMEC credits are deemed to be Accredited Group
Learning Activities (Section 1) as defined by the
Maintenance of Certification Program of The Royal
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada.
Abstract Sessions
Sessions should be started promptly on time. At
the session, the chairpersons agree upon sharing
the session and should be active in keeping the
time limit of each talk so that time can be spared
for questions. Please note the time allocated for
each presentation is 15 minutes including 8 minutes for discussion. There will be assisting staff
members to help with microphones for questions from the floor.
POSTER PRESENTERS
The posters should be mounted and removed as
follows:
Wednesday, June 22 from 12:00 to Friday, June
24 at 18:00. Posters should be removed on Friday, June 24 from 18:00
All posters must be removed by the terms above.
Video Poster presenters are kindly requested to
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DETAILED PROGRAMME
O-3
Wednesday June 22
12:00-19:00
12:00-16:00
Registration Open
Meeting Room Vivaldi
ECHSA Board Meeting
O-4
REPAIR OF TETRALOGY OF FALLOT
THROUGH A RIGHT AXILLARY INCISION.
E. Williams,, A. Michael, K. Nguyen
O-5
CARDIAC PROSTHETIC VALVAR
LABELLING IS OBFUSCATING, WHILE
EFFECTIVE ORIFICE AREA IS FLAWED
BY MISCONCEPTION OF THE GORLIN
FORMULA.
T. Ebels, H. Pragt, J.P. Van Mell
Meeting Room Pisani
CHSS Executive Council Meeting
16:00-16:30
Plenary Room
Opening of the Meeting - Welcome
ECHSA President: Jose Fragata
CHSS President: Marshall Jacobs
Local Host: Giovanni Stellin
16:30-17:45
SCIENTIFIC SESSION 1
Chairs: Luca Vricella, Boulos Asfour
O-1
RAPID, SIMPLIFIED TECHNIQUE FOR
SURGICAL ATRIOVENTRICULAR VALVE
REPLACEMENT WITH THE MELODY
TRANSCATHETER PULMONARY VALVE.
J. Hammel, J. Delaney
O-2
CYLINDER RECONSTRUCTION OF
SEVERE PRIMARY TRICUSPID VALVE
DEFECTS USING TISSUE-ENGINEERED
BOVINE PERICARDIUM.
D. Mazzitelli, C. Noebauer,
J. Scott Rankin, R. Lange
ROSS-KONNO PROCEDURE WITH
CYLINDER MITRAL VALVE REPLACEMENT
IN 49 DAYS OLD INFANT: SURGICAL
VIDEO.
O.M. Fedevych, O.F. Yachnik,
Y.B. Mykychak, O.V. Ostras,
Y.Y. Ivanov, I.M. Yemets
17:45-18:00
COFFEE BREAK
18:00-9:15
SCIENTIFIC SESSION 2
Chairs: James Jaggers, Sertac Cisek
O-6
DOUBLE INLET LEFT VENTRICLE:
QUANTITATIVE ANATOMY AND
POTENTIAL FOR STREAMING OF
BLOOD FLOWS WITH DISPARATE
OXYGEN SATURATIONS.
S. Meyer, M.M. Bartelings, S.Y. Ho,
M.R. Jongbloed, H. Uemura, T. Ebels
O-7
O-8
O-9
07:30-17:30
Registration open
08:00-08:30
Plenary Room
Official Commencement - Welcome
A TECHNIQUE FOR OBTAINING FRESH
AUTOLOGOUS BLOOD IN SMALL
CHILDREN DURING CARDIAC SURGERY
AND ITS EFFECTS IN HEMODILUTION
AND COAGULOPATHY.
A. Weiss, T.R. Lee, A.J. Mittnacht,
I. Hollinger, C.A. Rodriguez-Diaz,
K.H. Nguyen
ECHSA President
Jose Fragata, Lisbon, Portugal
CHSS President
Marshall Jacobs, Philadelphia, USA
Local Host
Giovanni Stellin, Padova, Italy
08:30-09:45
INITIAL RESULTS OF A PROGRAM FOR
ROUTINE STANDARDIZED
LONGITUDINAL FOLLOW-UP AFTER
CONGENITAL HEART SURGERY.
S. Pasquali, C. Ravishankar,
J. Hirsch-Romano, K. Kane, S. Viers,
A. Kennedy, N. Burnham, R. Lowery,
K. Uzark, J. Rome, J. Rossano, J. Charpie,
R. Ohye, T. Spray J.W. Gaynor
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SCIENTIFIC SESSION 3
Chairs: Jeff Jacobs, Vladimir Ilyin
O-11 THE OPTIMAL TIMING OF STAGE 2
PALLIATION FOR HYPOPLASTIC LEFT
HEART SYNDROME: AN ANALYSIS OF
THE PEDIATRIC HEART NETWORK
SINGLE VENTRICLE RECONSTRUCTION
TRIAL PUBLIC DATABASE.
J. Meza, E. Hickey, E. Blackstone, S. Cai,
R. Jaquiss, B. Anderson, W. Williams,
G. Van Arsdell, B. McCrindle
O-10 SUPRACARDIAC TOTAL ANOMALOUS
PULMONARY VENOUS RETURN: REPAIR
USING THE SUPERIOR EXTRACARDIAC
TECHNIQUE (VIDEO)
A. Fiore, M. Hohenberg, C. Bako,
C. Huddleston
20:00-21:30
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RATIONALE FOR A STEM CELL TRIAL IN
HYPOPLASTIC LEFT HEART SYNDROME
PATIENTS.
S. Kaushal, B. Wehman
O-12 HEALTH CARE COSTS OF HYBRID AND
NORWOOD STRATEGIES.
A. Mazine, R. Vanderlaan, J. Meza,
A.M. Guerguerian, S. Schwartz,
B. McCrindle, G.S. Van Arsdell,
C. Caldarone
June 22-24
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O-13 TWO VENTRICLE” FONTANS - HOW DO
THEY PERFORM?
R. Cerejo, S. Laranjo, R. Rodrigues,
C. Trigo, I. Fragata, F. Pinto, J. Fragata
James Mezza (John W. Kirklin/David
Ashburn Fellow, CHSS Data Center):
Ongoing studies summary and Report
of the CHSS-ECHSA Survey
Current Practices in the Timing
of the Second Stage of Single
Ventricle Palliation
O-14 EARLY AND LATE OUTCOMES OF ONE
AND HALF VENTRICLE REPAIR.
M. Padalino, A. Guariento,
M. Carrozzini, B. Castaldi,
O. Milanesi, G. Stellin
10:45-11:15
ECHSA Research Report
Chair: Jim Kirklin
ECHSA Research Committee Chair:
George E. Sarris
O-15 SINGLE PULMONARY ARTERY SUPPORT
FOR THE FAILING FONTAN CIRCULATION
IN SHEEP.
J. Van Puyvelde, F. Rega, C. Nix,
M.G. Hazekamp, F. Rijnberg, T. Siess,
P. Claus, B. Cools, M. Gewillig, B. Meyns
11:15-12:00
VISIT POSTER AND EXHIBITION AREA
12:00-13: 00
CHSS Presidential Address
09:45-10:15
COFFEE BREAK
12:00-12:15
Introduction of the President
Carl Lewis Backer
10:15-10:45
CHSS Data Center Report
Chairs: Tjark Ebels & Bohdan
Maruszewski
12:15-13:00
CHSS President
Marshall Jacobs, Philadelphia, USA
Chance Favors the Prepared Mind
CHSS Research Committee Chair:
James K. Kirklin: CHSS Research Mission
Brian McCrindle: CHSS Data Center
History and Achievements
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LUNCHEON
14:00-14:30
INVITED LECTURE:
Robert Anderson
On Shoulders of Giants interacting with cardiac surgeons
to improve of knowledge of
congenital heart disease
14:30-15:00
INVITED LECTURE:
Gerhard Ziemer
ECHSA: 25 year-history
15:00-15:30
COFFEE BREAK
15:30-17:30
SCIENTIFIC SESSION 4
Chairs: James St Louis, Mark Hazekamp
O-20 SURGERY FOR DISEASES OF THE
AORTIC ARCH WITH A MINIMUM OF 15
YEARS FOLLOW-UP.
T. Hoel, H. Lindberg
O-21 NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL AND
PSYCHOSOCIAL OUTCOMES IN ADULTS
TWO DECADES AFTER A NEONATAL
ARTERIAL SWITCH OPERATION.
D. Kalfa, L. Kasmi, M. Montreuil,
N. Geronikola, V. Lambert, E. Murzi,
E. Belli, D. Bonnet
O-16 A NOVEL, 3-D PRINTED, BIORESORBABLE
TRACHEOBRONCHIAL SPLINT FOR
PEDIATRIC PATIENTS WITH SEVERE
TRACHEOBRONCHOMALACIA.
R. Ohye, S. Hollister, G. Green
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O-22 NEURODEVELOPMENTAL OUTCOMES
OF CHILDREN UNDERGOING
CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE REPAIR
COMPLICATED BY POST-OPERATIVE
THROMBOSIS: A PROSPECTIVE
OBSERVATIONAL STUDY.
B. McCrindle, L. Brandao, M. Rolland,
S. O'Shea, S. Schwartz, J. Russell,
V.B. Sivarajan, C. Manlhiot
O-17 EVALUATION AND RISK STRATIFICATION
OF CONCOMITANT CARDIOVASCULAR
PROCEDURES WITH SLIDE TRACHEOPLASTY FOR COMBINED CARDIAC AND
AIRWAY DEFECTS.
N. Muthialu, M. Nakao, L. Bezuska,
J. Marek, I. Sullivan, M. Kostolny,
V. Tsang
O-23 RIGHT VERTICAL AXILLARY MINITHORACOTOMY FOR CORRECTION OF
VENTRICULAR SEPTAL DEFECTS AND
COMPLETE ATRIOVENTRICULAR CANAL
DEFECTS IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN.
A. Kadner, P. Heinisch, M. Veit,
O. Loup, B. Eberle, D. Hutter,
JP. Pfammatter, T. Carrel
O-18 REVERSE SUBCLAVIAN FLAP REPAIR OF
HYPOPLASTIC TRANSVERSE AORTA IN
INFANCY.
K. Kanter
O-19 RIGHT AORTIC ARCH: THE NEW
PARADIGM.
C. Backer, O. Eltayeb, M. Monge,
J. Rastatter, C. Rigsby
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ECHSA AND CHSS PRESIDENTS’
RECEPTION
June 22-24
2016
Venice
ITALY
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Friday June 24
07:30-17:30
Registration Open
08:00-10:00
Plenary Room
SCIENTIFIC SESSION 5
Chairs: Mark Plunkett, Gerhard Ziemer
O-28 SURGICAL MORTALITY ASSOCIATED
WITH PARTIAL PULMONARY VENOUS
OBSTRUCTION IN PATIENTS WITH TYPE
IV TOTAL ANOMALOUS PULMONARY
VENOUS CONNECTION.
J. St.Louis
O-29 GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OF
CONGENITAL HEART SURGERY
PROGRAMS IN THE UNITED STATES
AND POTENTIAL IMPACT OF
REGIONALIZATION.
T. Karamlou, S. Pasquali, D. Overman,
C. Backer, J. Hirsch-Romano, K. Welke
O-24 AORTIC VALVE RECONSTRUCTION IN
CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS:
INITIAL EXPERIENCE WITH OZAKI
TECHNIQUE
P. Del Nido, M. Borisuk, C. Baird
O-25 REVISITING THE TWO-STAGED REPAIR
IN ‘SIMPLE’ TGA.
O. Kornoukhov, V. Ilyn
O-30 SETTING UP, MONITORING AND SELFAUDIT FOR NEW PEDIATRIC HEART
PROGRAMS IN EMERGING HEALTHCARE
SYSTEMS.
A. Marath, V. Nina, E. Farkas,
J. Henson, V. Nguyen, L. Lundeen,
G. Bozzetti, A. Akinyemi
O-26 SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF
SYMPTOMATIC TETRALOGY OF FALLOT
IN YOUNG INFANTS: PRIMARY REPAIR
VS. PALLIATION - A PROPENSITY
MATCHED PHIS DATABASE ANALYSIS.
K. Ramakrishnan, D. Zurakowski,
R. Jonas, P. Sinha
O-27 CORONARY ARTERY TRANSLOCATION
AND DIRECT REIMPLANTATION: AN
EFFECTIVE METHOD FOR MANAGEMENT
OF AAOCA WITHOUT INTRAMURAL
SEGMENT AND INTER-ARTERIAL COURSE.
D. Mauchley, D. Campbell, M. Mitchell,
J. Jaggers
O-31 SURGICAL INTERVENTION FOR ADULTS
WITH VASCULAR RINGS: A MULTI
CENTER, 32 YEAR EXPERIENCE.
L. Vricella, N. Hibino, S. Collica,
C.L. Backer, E. Bacha, J.A. Dearani,
C. Caldarone, R. Vanderlaan,
D.E. Cameron
10:00-10:30
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Congenital Database Research
Chairs: Tjark Ebels,
Bohdan Maruszewski, Jeff Jacobs
10:30-10:55
STS Congenital Database Report
STS Database Committee
Chair: Jeff Jacobs
10:55-11:20
ECHSA Congenital Database Report
ECHSA Database Committee
Chair: Tjark Ebels
ECHSA Congenital Database
Director: Bohdan Maruszewski
Abstract 2 (ECHSA)
O-33 POSTERIOR AORTIC TRANSLOCATION:
THE ORIGINAL NIKAIDOH TECHNIQUE
IS EASIER AND BETTER.
M. Hazekamp, F. Villagra, L. Galetti,
R. Hosseinpour
11:20 - 11:30 World Society for Pediatric and
Congenital Heart Surgery Database
WSPCHS Database Committee
Chair: James Kirklin
12:00-13:00
ECHSA Presidential Address
12:00-12:15
Introduction of the President
Giovanni Stellin
12:15-13:00
ECHSA President
Jose Fragata, Lisbon, Portugal
Variation in Congenital Heart Surgery the good, the bad and the even worse
13:00-14:00
LUNCHEON
11:30 - 12:00 Best Two Abstract Presentations
Chairs: James Jaggers, George Sarris
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PLENARY SESSION FOR SURGEONS,
SPOUSES AND FAMILIES
14:00-17:30
Abstract 1 (CHSS)
O-32 THE FIRST LARGE-ANIMAL,
GENE-TARGETED MODEL OF
CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE AND THE
FUTURE OF SURGICAL TRAINING.
P. Gruber, K. Wells, A. Spate,
E. Walters, A. Firment, A. Kashyap,
G. Baccam, R. Prather, A. Moon
14:00-14:30
COFFEE BREAK
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Perspectives on Life by Invited
Honored Speakers
Moderators: Giovanni Stellin,
James Jaggers, Tjark Ebels,
George Sarris
Maurizio Di Donato
How to save Venice the MOSE Project
(Speaker introduced by Giovanni Stellin)
June 22-24
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14:30-15:00
15:00-15:30
P-1 REPAIR OF TRUNCUS ARTERIOSUS WITH
INTERRUPTED AORTIC ARCH, USING
CONTINUOUS MILDLY-HYPOTHERMIC
WHOLE-BODY PERFUSION
J. Hammel
Aldo Castaneda
(Guatemala City, Guatemala)
Pediatric Cardiac Surgery,
an International endevour
(Speaker introduced by Tjark Ebels)
15:30-16:00
Discussion
16.00-16.30
COFFEE BREAK
16:30-17:30
CLOSING LECTURE
His Eminence Nikolaos,
Bishop of Mesogaias and Lavreotikis,
Attica, Greece
Beyond Skill and Ingenuity
(Speaker introduced by George Sarris)
20:30-23:00
LIST OF POSTERS
Gaetano Thiene (Padova, Italy)
The Dawn of Modern Medicine
and Experimental Science
at the University of Padua during
Renaissance
(Speaker introduced by James Jaggers)
P-2 END-OF-LIFE IN CHILDREN WITH COMPLEX
CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE: PERSPECTIVES ON
SUFFERING AND QUALITY OF LIFE
C. Agosto, F. Benedetti, F. Benini, V. De Tommasi,
O. Milanesi, G. Stellin, M. Padalino
P-3 PULMONARY VALVE-SPARING TECHNIQUES
DURING REPAIR OF TETRALOGY OF FALLOT:
THE DELAMINATION PLASTY
V. Vida, F. Zucchetta, A. Guariento, M. Padalino,
O. Milanesi, G. Stellin
P-4 RIGHT VENTRICLE-TO-PULMONARY ARTERY
CONNECTION RECONSTRUCTION FOR PATIENTS
WITH TRUNCUS ARTERIOSUS: 19 YEARS OF
EXPERIENCE
Y.Y. Ivanov, Y.B. Mykychak, O.M. Fedevych,
K.S. Chasovskyi, I.M. Yemets
GALA DINNER
Saturday June 25
08:00-09:00
P-5 SURGICAL DECISION-MAKING IMPROVED BY 3D
MODELLING
S. Speggiorin, S. Durairaj, B. Mimic, A F. Corno
Meeting Room A
ECHSA Business Meeting
Meeting Room B
CHSS Business Meeting
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P-6 MID-TERM OUTCOME FOR REPAIR OF
CONGENITAL HEART DEFECTS USING CARDIOCEL
S. Prabhu, D. Bell, R. Justo, B. Anderson,
T. Karl, N. Alphonso
P-7 SUPERIOR VENA CAVA BANDING IN PREPARATION
FOR UNILATERAL BIDIRECTIONAL GLENN IN
SINGLE VENTRICLE PATIENTS WITH BILATERAL
SUPERIOR VENA CAVAE
K. Pourmoghadam, D. Nykanen, M. Schwartz,
M. O'brien, M. Ruzmetov, W. Decampli
P-8 PATTERNS OF TREATMENT AND EARLY OUTCOMES
IN CHILDREN WITH FUNCTIONALLY SINGLE
VENTRICLE. DATA FROM ECHSA CONGENITAL
DATABASE.
B. Maruszewski, A. Kansy, Z. Tobota, T. Ebels,
G. Sarris, J.P. Jacobs, J. Fragata
P-11 DILATABLE MAIN PULMONARY ARTERY BANDING
FOR SUCCESSFUL POSTPONEMENT OR AVOIDANCE
OF SURGICAL REPAIR.
J. Van Puyvelde, F. Rega, B. Cools, B. Eyskens,
M. Gewillig, B. Meyns
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P-12 PULMONARY VALVE REPLACEMENT WITH THE
BIOPULMONIC CONDUIT: EARLY DISAPPOINTING
RESULTS
A. Quarti, E. Merlino, F. Iezzi, G. Santoro,
C. Surace, M. Colaneri, M. Pozzi
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P-13 FONTAN CONVERSION IN DOUBLE-INLET SINGLE
VENTRICLE: AN ALTERNATIVE APPROACH WITH
IN-SITU TOTAL CAVOPULMONARY CONNECTION
AND SYSTEMIC VENOUS ATRIAL EXCLUSION
A. Polimenakos, A. Gupta, B. Shafer, V. Kamath
P-14 USE OF THE BERLIN HEART EXCOR AS A TOTAL
ARTIFICIAL HEART IN INFANTS
H. Kato, S. Gandhi
P-9 CENTENNIAL OF THE DU BOIS AND DU BOIS
FORMULA FOR BODY SURFACE AREA.
REAPPRAISAL AND APPROPRIATENESS IN THE
ERA OF OBESITY.
T. Ebels, G. Bocca, B. Bartelds, J.P. Van Melle
P-15 TISSUE ENGINEERING OF THE RIGHT HEART
OUTFLOW TRACT BY A BIOFUNCTIONALIZED
BIORESORBABLE POLYMERIC VALVED TUBE:
MID-TERM RESULTS OF THE TEH-TUBE PROGRAM
D. Kalfa, M. Pontailler, B. Ahmad,
P. Pouponneau, M. Blanchy, K. Thibaut,
P. Hommes-Schattmann, A. Neffe, V. Vanneaux,
Ph. Menasché
P-10 SCIMITAR VEIN TRANSLOCATION USING AN
OFF-PUMP RIGHT THORACOTOMY APPROACH
J.W. Brown, H. Al Kindi
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P-16 THE ARTERIAL SWITCH OPERATION IN PATIENTS
WITH TRANSPOSITION AND LEFT-SIDED AORTA
S. Talwar, S K. Gupta, A K. Bhoie,
P. Ramakrishnan, R H. Anderson,
S K. Choudhary, S S. Kothari, R. Juneja,
A. Saxena, B. Airan
P-21 AN UPDATE OF THE ANALYSIS OF OUTCOMES IN
NEONATAL CONGENITAL HEART SURGERY. DATA
FROM ECHSA CONGENITAL DATABASE
A. Kansy, G. Sarris, T. Ebels, J.P. Jacobs,
Z. Tobota, J. Fragata, B. Maruszewski
P-22 AORTIC TRANSLOCATION WITH AORTIC FREE
WALL PATCH PLASTY FOR OPTIMAL
REPOSITIONING OF CORONARY ARTERY
T. Sakurai, H. Sakurai, T. Nonaka, M. Kosakai,
T. Osawa
P-17 PEACOCK TAIL TECHNIQUE SIMULTANEOUSLY
TO GLENN IN PATIENTS WITH EBSTEIN
MALFORMATION AND FAILING RIGHT VENTRICLE:
THE TIRANA MODIFICATION
A. Veshti, A. Baboci, E. Kajo, N. Maliqari,
E. Prifti
P-23 COMPREHENSIVE VALVE PROGRAM IN PEDIATRIC
PATIENTS UNDERGOING RE-ENTRY RIGHT
VENTRICULAR OUTFLOW TRACK INTERVENTION
IN THE TRANSCATHETER ERA: IMPLEMENTATION
OF A CUSTOMIZED APPROACH AND REVIEW OF
EARLY OUTCOMES
A. Polimenakos, A. Gupta, B. Shafer, Z. Amin,
K. Vinayak
P-18 THE FATE OF EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX VALVES
IN RIGHT VENTRICULAR OUTFLOW TRACT
RECONSTRUCTION
F. Scholl, A. Levy, S. Bibevski
P-19 INCIDENCE, ETIOLOGY AND RISK FACTORS OF
UNPLANNED READMISSIONS AFTER CONGENITAL
HEART SURGERY
E. Lushaj, K. Nelson, K. Amond, E. Kenny,
P. Anagnostopoulos
P-24 THE DESTINY OF POST OPERATIVE RESIDUAL
VENTRICULAR SEPTAL DEFECTS AFTER SURGICAL
REPAIR
S. Bibevski, J. Decker, A. Sorunmu, K.C. Chan,
F.G. Scholl
P-20 NATIONAL TREND AND VARIABILITY IN BLOOD
UTILIZATION IN PEDIATRIC CARDIAC SURGERY
M. Karimi, J. Sullivan, C. Hronek
P-25 DEL NIDO AND CONVENTIONAL MULTI-DOSE
CARDIOPLEGIA SOLUTIONS IN CONGENITAL
HEART SURGERY: A SINGLE-CENTER COMPARISON
K. Pourmoghadam, M. Ruzmetov, G. Plancher,
T. Benjamin, H. Hardison, A. Cherukuri,
K. Piggott, M. O'brien, S. Suguna Narasimhulu,
W. Decampli
P-30 ATRIAL SEPTAL DEFECT CLOSURE WITH MINI
THORACOTOMY AND TOTAL PERIPHERAL
CANNULATION: WHICH IS COST SAVING FOR
OUR COUNTRY
A. Bhattarai, P. Khakural, B. Koirala
P-31 A COMPLEX MITRAL VALVE RECONSTRUCTION
IN A 14 YEAR-OLD GIRL WITH A DESTRUCTIVE
ENDOCARDITIS
D. Kalfa, A. Ferris
P-26 DISASTER RECOVERY AND PEDIATRIC CARDIAC
PROGRAM BUILDING IN NEPAL MAY 2015: MORAL
IMPERATIVE VS PERSONAL SAFETY ASSURANCE.
A. Marath, V. Nina, E. Farkas, R. Vilela De
Abreu Haickel, J. Henson, M. Devbhandari,
R. Karmacharya, R. Koju
Meeting
P-32 DOUBLE SEMILUNAR VALVE REPLACEMENT IN
COMPLEX CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE USING
DECELLULARIZED HOMOGRAFTS
D. Bobylev, S. Sarikouch, I. Tudorache,
B. Soylen, P. Beerbaum, D. Boething,
A. Haverich, S. Cebotari, A. Horke
P-27 ORIGIN OF CORONARY ARTERIES FROM THE
WRONG SINUS: A SILENT KILLER
A. Quarti, E. Merlino, M. Colaneri, F. Iezzi, G.
Santoro, M. Pozzi
P-28 TRENDS IN THE OUTCOMES OF TREATMENT OF
THE TRANSPOSITION OF GREAT ARTERIES. DATA
FROM ECHSA CONGENITAL DATABASE
G. Sarris, A. Kansy, T. Ebels, J.P. Jacobs,
Z. Tobota, J. Fragata, B. Maruszewski
June 22-24
2016
P-29 CAVAL DIVISION WITH AUTOLOGOUS
RECONSTRUCTION: AN APPROACH TO PARTIAL
ANOMALOUS PULMONARY VENOUS CONNECTION
ENTERING AT THE CAVOINNOMINATE JUNCTION
A. Polimenakos, B. Shafer, V. Kamath
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General information A - Z
CONFERENCE LANGUAGE
The conference language is English, no simultaneous translation is provided.
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AIRPORT
Venice has a modern airport situated in the mainland at Venice-Tessera.
The Congress venue is 10km from the Venice airport and can be reached by a regular bus to
Piazzale Roma (bus station) and then by vaporetto waterbus (1 hour) or the faster option, by
private watertaxi.
Airport information:
+39 041 2606111http://www.veniceairport.it/en/
CURRENCY/EXCHANGE
The Italian currency is €uro. Exchange offices
are located all around the city centre (exchange
offices, banks, post offices).
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DISCLAIMER
The Conference Organisers have taken all reasonable care in making arrangements for the
Conference. In the event of unforeseen disruptions, neither ECHSA, CHSS nor their agents can
be held responsible for any losses or damages
incurred by delegates. The programme is correct
at the time of printing, but organisers reserve the
right to alter the programme if and when deemed necessary. The Congress Organisers act as
agents only in securing hotels, transport and travel services, and shall in no event be liable for
acts or omissions in the event of injury, damage,
loss, accident delay or irregularity of any kind
whatsoever during arrangements organised
through contractors or by the employees of such
contractors. Hotel and transportation services are
subject to the terms and conditions under which
B
BADGES
Name badge must be worn when attending the
sessions and official conference programme.
C
CERTIFICATES OF ATTENDANCE
Certificates of attendance are available from the
registration desks.
CLOAKROOM
The cloakroom is located at the main entrance
of the exhibition area.
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they are offered to the general public. Delegates
should make their own arrangements with respect to personal insurance. The Conference Organisers reserve the right to make changes as
and when deemed necessary without prior notice to the parties concerned. All disputes are
subject to resolution under Italia Law.
EXHIBITION LOCATION AND OPENING HOURS
Foyer
Wednesday, 22 June
15:00 - 19:00
Thursday, 23 June
08:00 - 19:00
Friday, 24 June
08:00 - 18:00
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FOOD AND BEVERAGES
Coffee breaks and Lunches are included in the
registration fee and will be served within the
Exhibition area.
DOCTOR / FIRST AID
No first aid is available at the Congress Centre.
In case of emergency, dial 118 to get specialised
help.
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INSURANCE AND LIABILITY
The Organisers will accept no liability for personal injuries sustained by or for loss or damage
to property belonging to Conference participants, accompanying persons either during or as
a result of the Conference or during all tours and
events. Participants are strongly recommended
to seek insurance coverage for health and accident, lost luggage and trip cancellation.
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ELECTRICITY
Electric appliances in Italy work with 220 volts,
CA. 50 Hz and electrical sockets comply with European regulations. In most hotels you will find
adaptors for different types of plugs.
EMERGENCY
Police 113
Fire Department 115
Medical Emergency 118
INTERNATIONAL CALLS
For international calls to Italy: +39 + city code +
number
EXHIBITORS
All exhibitors are listed in the Programme book,
see page 18.
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INTERNET
Wi-fi internet connection is available throughout
the Conference free of charge.
SSID: Hhonors - Password: echsachss16
PROGRAMME CHANGES
The organisers cannot assume liability for any
changes in the programme due to the external
or unforeseen circumstances.
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REGISTRATION OPENING HOURS
Wednesday, June 22
12:00 - 19:00
Thursday, June 23
07:30 - 17:30
Friday, June 24
07:30 - 17:30
Saturday, June 25
07:30 - 09:30
LOST & FOUND
A lost and found service is available at the cloakroom.
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MOBILE PHONES
Please do not forget to turn your mobile phones
to silent mode during sessions.
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REGISTRATION DESK
Registration desk is located in the Foyer/Exhibition Area.
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NON-SMOKING POLICY
The 4th Joint Meeting ECHSA & CHSS is a NonSmoking event. Delegates are reminded that
smoking in enclosed spaces is illegal in Italy.
S
SAFETY
Please do not leave bags or suitcases unattended
at any time, whether inside or outside the session halls. Hotels strongly recommend that you
use their safety deposit boxes for your valuables.
P
PHARMACY
A pharmacy service is available, please ask to
the hotel concierge
SHOPPING
Shops are generally open from Monday to Saturday, from 9:30 - 12:30 and from 15:30 - 19.30, although shopping centres and department stores
often stay open all day, from 10:00 - 22:00.
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Pharmacies have the same opening hours as
shops. In the larger cities, some pharmacies are
open 24 hours. For emergencies during the
night, or when the pharmacies are normally closed, a number of them remain open, on a rotational basis. A calendar listing the nearest one
open can be found on the doors of all local
pharmacies.
of sunlight in the late afternoon/evening. At the
beginning of autumn the clocks are shifted back
an order to standard Central European Time.
TIPPING
Normally, tips are not compulsory and in Italy
there are no generally established rules, although
it is common practice to leave a sum amounting
to around 10% of the bill if you are satisfied with
the service you have received. Hotel staff, such
SPEAKERS’ PREVIEW ROOM
Is located in the Foyer/Poster Area. Please make as luggage handlers, happily accept a small tip.
sure to hand in your presentation at least 120 mi- Generally, no other public service workers exnutes prior to the start of your assigned session. pect tips.
Private computers should not be used. Our staff
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in the speakers’ preview room will be happy to
VAT
assist you during the opening hours:
The Italian legislation requires that all congress
Wednesday, June 22
12:00 - 19:00
costs includes the VAT (22 %). In case the VAT
Thursday, June 23
07:30 - 18:00
rate changes, the change will automatically apply
Friday, June 24
07:30 - 18:00
to the service ordered.
Saturday, June 25
07:30 - 10:00
VENUE
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TIME
Italy is in the Central European Time (CET) Giudecca, 810 - 30133 Venice (It)
Zone, 1 hour ahead of Greenwich Mean Time Tel. +39 041 272 3311
(GMT), and observes Daylight Saving Time: at
the beginning of spring the clocks go forward an
hour in order to take advantage of an extra hour
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Saturday, June 25
hh 10:00
Social Events
Wednesday, June 22
hh 20:00
POST-CONFERENCE TOUR
Murano-Burano-Torcello
This fascinating boat trip offers you a Murano,
Burano and Torcello half-day sightseeing tour.
Away from the tourist routes, Torcello, Burano
and Murano islands preserve the most authentic
traditions of Venice. With this excursion among
the Venice, Italy lagoon islands, you will leave the
town centre and soak in the tranquil atmosphere
of Murano, Burano and Torcello for a half-day.
ITALIAN BUFFET
Restaurant - Hilton Molino Stucky
Pizza, Pasta and Wine for a first taste of Italian
cousine
Friday, June 24
hh 20:30
GALA DINNER
Ballroom - Hilton Molino Stucky
The Conference Dinner will be hosted in the
wonderful Ballroom. You will have the opportunity to taste the traditional Venetian cousine. The
dinner will be accompayned by a music show.
Thursday, June 23
hh 19:00
ECHSA AND CHSS
PRESIDENTS’
RECEPTION
Terrace - Hilton Molino
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A get-together in the Hotel’s Terrace Area to
meet friends and colleague.
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On board the boat, the guide will give you some
information about the lagoon and its islands.
The first stop on our visit to the Venice islands lagoon will be to the Venice island of Murano,
known throughout the world for its ancient tradition of glass making. The stop include the visit to
the famous glass factory Nason Moretti with a demonstration of the art of glass blowing.
The excursion then continues to Torcello, the largest centre in the Venetian Lagoon before the
birth of the Republic of Venice. This mystical island combines intense spirituality with many
examples of great historical and artistic importance, such as the Basilica of Santa Maria
Assunta, the legendary
Devil's Bridge and Attila’s throne.
Burano will be the last
stop of this fascinating
Venice boat tour. The
bustling island famous
for its colourful houses
and the hand-crafted
lace work, true works of
art made of lace that can
be purchased at local
shops or street stalls.
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Exhibition Floorplan
1.
PETERS SURGICAL
2.
SANOFI GENZYME
3.
ADMEDUS
4.
LIVANOVA
5.
CORMATRIX
6.
WSPCHS
7.
MEDTRONIC
8.
GORE
9.
MATERIALISE
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MEETING
ROOM A
PLENARY ROOM
FOYER
MEETING
ROOM B
10. JOHNSON & JOHNSON
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