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Program at a GlanceInvited Distinguished SpeakerScientific Program

 

Scientific Programs of WCPGHAN 2012

 
Plenary Session (PS)
Plenary Session 1 : The Microbiome in Health and Disease”
Prof. Balfour Sartor (USA)
 
Plenary Session 2 : Nutritional care and small bower rehabilitation in small bowel transplantation
Prof. Olivier Goulet (France)
 
Plenary Session 3 : Breast feeding, intestinal colonization and programming of mucosal immunity
Prof. Allan Walker (USA)
 
Plenary Session 4 : Impact of Climate Change on diarrheal disease and Nutrition
Prof. Ricardo Uauy (Chile)
 
Plenary Session 5 : Liver Development and Regeneration- Implication from Bench to Clinical Therapy
Prof. Hiroshi Nishina (Japan)
 
Gastroenterology Symposium (GS)
Symposium G1. Inflammatory Bowel Disease
(1) Immunology, immunotherapy & other novel therapies in inflammatory bowel disease
Prof. Frank Ruemmele (France)
 
(2) The Microbiome in inflammatory bowel disease
Prof. Ian Sanderson (UK)
 
(3) Inflammatory bowel disease in the Developing World, Is it different from the West?
Prof. Vera Sdepanian (Brazil)
 
Symposium G2. Celiac Disease
(1) Current and future guidelines for Celiac Disease
Prof. Ivor Hill (USA)
 
(2) Novel therapy (vaccines and hookworm) for Celiac Disease
Prof. Frits Koning (Netherland)
 
(3) Celiac disease in the developing world
Prof. Riccardo Troncone (Italy)
 
Symposium G3. Gastrointestinal allergic disease
(1) New Developments in Eosinophilic Disease
Prof. Glenn Furuta (USA)
 
(2) Breast milk immune tolerance for gastrointestinal allergic disease
Prof. Erika Isolaur ( Finland)
 
(3) The role of the Gut Microbiota in both the etiology and treatment of childhood allergic disease
Prof. Ralf G. Heine (Australia)
 
Liver Diseases Symposium (LS)
Symposium L1. Chronic Hepatitis
(1). Hepatitis B and D- Immunopathogenesis
Prof. Yen-Hsuan Ni (Taiwan)
 
(2). Hepatitis C- New therapies and Vaccine development
Prof. Neelam Mohan ( India)
 
(3). Autoimmune Liver Diseases-An Update
Prof. Giorgina Mieli-Vergani (U.K)
 
Symposium L2. Metabolic liver diseases and NASH / NAFLD
(1)Advances in NASH/NAFLD –from Pathogenesis to management
Prof. Valerio Nobili (Italy)
 
(2)Current Therapy in Citrin deficiency
Prof. Yusaku Tazawa (Japan)
 
(3)New Concept in Mitochondria Hepatopathy
Prof. David Thorburn (Australia)
 
Symposium L3. Cholestasis/ Cholangiopathy
(1) Development of the Liver and Biliary Tract in Normal and Diseases
Prof. Piccoli D (USA)
 
(2) New Concept in Biliary Atresia
Prof. Bezerra J (USA)
 
(3) Update on Bile Acid Transporter, Synthesis, and Metabolic Disorders
Prof. Richard Thompson (UK)
 
Transplantation Symposium (TS)
Symposium T1. Transplantation of Liver and Bowel in Children
(1) Recent advances in the treatment of acute liver failure
Prof. Anil Dhawan (UK)
 
(2) Cell based therapy of the liver: update and the future
Prof. Etienne Sokal (Belgium)
 
(3) Long-term outcome after small bowel transplantation
Prof. Akin Tekin (USA)
 
(4) Prevention and management of malignancy after organ transplantation
Prof. Po-Huang Lee (Taiwan)
 
Nutrition Symposium (NS)
Symposium N1. Nutrition and Developmental Origins of Health and Disease
(1) Nutrition in Premature or LBW Infants and Catch-up Growth
Prof. Yuichiro Yamashiro (Japan)
 
(2) Infants and childhood nutrition
Prof. Kim Michaelsen (Denmark)
 
(3) Influence of early infant feeding practices and diet composition on later health
Prof . Susanna Huh (USA)
 
Symposium N 2. Obesity and type II Diabetes
(1) Development of adipose tissue and obesity in relation to nutrition
Prof. Mitsuhiko Hara (Japan)
 
(2) Microbiotome and Prevention of obesity in children
Prof. Luis Moreno (Spain)
 
(3) Epidemiology and management of Childhood Obesity and Type II Diabetes
Prof. Jie Mi (China)
 
Symposium N 3. Optimal nutrition for premature babies
(1) Concept of the new ESPGHAN recommendation for nutritional management of preterm infants
Prof. Johannes Van Goodoever (Netherland)
 
(2) Calories, carbohydrate, protein, and LCPUFA
Prof. M. Makrides (Australia)
 
(3) Complementary foods in former premature infants
Prof. Robert J. Shulman (USA)
 
FISPGHAN Symposium (FS)
Symposium F1. Reaching the Goal of MDG4 by Fighting Against Diarrhea and Malnutirition
(1) Global Diarrhea Burden and Action Plan.
Prof. Olivier Fontaine (WHO)
 
(2) The Global Burden of Undernutrition and Micronutrient deficiencies: what can be done?
Prof. Zulfiqar A Bhutta (Pakistan)
 
(3) Severe acute malnutrition in childhood: intervention strategies.
Prof. Tahmeed Ahmed (Bangladesh)
 
(4) HIV and infant feeding: global consensus
Prof. Usa Thisyakorn (Thailand)
 
Endoscopy Symposium (ES)
Symposium E1. Genetics and endoscopic management for the intestinal polyposis in children
(1) Juvenile polyps and polyposis: genetics and endoscopic managements
Prof. John Barnard (USA)
 
(2) Peutz Jeghers syndrome: genetic testing, endoscopic management, and long term follow-up
Prof. Victor Fox (USA)
 
(3) Familial adenomatous polyposis syndrome: genetics, endoscopic management and adequate timing of total colectomy
Prof. Warren Hyer (UK)
 
Symposium E 2.The 2012 updates and current status of pediatric GI endoscopic procedures – indications, complications and limitations
(1) Sedation in endoscopic procedures
Prof. Jenifer Lightdale (USA)
 
(2) Capsule endoscopy in pediatrics
Prof. Stanley Cohen (USA)
 
(3) Development of image diagnostic technology in pancreaticobiliary disorders
Prof. Takeshi Saito (Japan)
 
Symposium E3. Therapeutic endoscopy in children - What’s new?
(1) Endoscopic evaluation and management of stricture in caustic esophagitis: adequate timing of stenting and balloon dilatation
Prof. Mike Thomson (UK)
 
(2) Recent progress in the endoscopic management of non-variceal GI bleeding.
Prof. Marsha Kay (USA)
 
(3) The role of endoscopic ultrasound in the diagnosis and management of pediatric GI diseases
Prof. Hsiu-Po Wang (Taiwan)
 
(4) PEG - short and long term complications
Prof. Henrick Kohler (Germany)
 
Portal Hypertension Symposium (PH)
Symposium P1- Portal Hypertension in Children
(1) Imaging of the portal hemodynamic in Liver cirrhosis
Prof. Yu-Fan Cheng (Taiwan)
 
(2) Recent trends in endoscopic management
Dr. Kyung Mo Kim (Korea)
 
(3) New trends in surgical treatment for portal hypertension
Prof. Hiroshi Yoshida(Japan)
 
Post Graduate Course (PG)
I. Mechanisms and Implication for Therapy in Digestive Diseases
I-1. Inflammatory Bowel Disease -Pathophysiology and Advance in Diagnosis
Prof. Athos Bousvaros (USA)
 
I-2. Food Sensitive Enteropathy - Pathophysiology & Current Therapy
Prof. Toshiaki Shimizu (Japan)
 
I-3. Post-Infectious Irritable Bowel Syndrome - Pathophysiology and Implication on Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders
Prof. Linda Chia-Hui Yu (Taiwan)
 
1-4. Impact of Epigenetics and Environments on gastrointestinal diseases
Prof. Richard Kellermayer (USA)
 
I-5. Current and Emerging Therapies for Cyclic Vomiting
Prof. B. U. K Li (USA)
 
II. Prevention and Early Detection of Digestive Diseases in Children
II-1. Prevention of Viral Hepatitis - from A to E
Prof. Kelly Deirdre (UK)
 
II-2. Screening and Early Intervention of Cholestasis – The Effect on Outcome
Prof. Akira Matsui (Japan)
 
II-3. H. pylori : Prevention and Therapy
Prof. Nicola Jones (Canada)
 
II-4. Prevention and Management for Diarrheal Diseases – Vaccine and Beyond
Prof. Geoff Cleghorn (Australia)
 
II-5. Early Detection and Emerging Management of Genetic and Metabolic Liver Disease
Prof. Ronald J Sokol (USA)
 
II-6. Obesity, Diabetics and Intestinal Microbiome
Prof. Miriam Vos (USA)
 
III. Challenges on the Management of Digestive Diseases in Children
III-1. GERD- Pathophysiology & Challenges on Current Strategy of Therapy
Prof. Harland Winter (U.S.A.)
 
III-2. Probiotics in Health and Diseases – Dream or Reality
Prof. Erika Isolaur ( Finland)
 
III-3. Management for Viral Hepatitis – When and How
Prof. Mei-Hwei Chang (Taiwan)
 
III-4. Evaluation of Irritable Bowel Syndrome – When and How
Prof. Bhupinder Sandhu ( UK)
 
III-5. Evaluation and Management of Malnutrition in the 21st Century
Prof. Sylvia Cruchet (Chile)
 
IV. Management and Long Term Outcome of Digestive Diseases : From Childhood to Adult Life
IV-1. Long-term Outcome of early programming
Prof. Atul Singhal (India)
 
IV-2. Long term Outcome of Biliary Atresia
Prof. Kathleen Schwarz (USA)
 
IV-3. Long Term Outcome of Childhood Obesity
Prof. Walter Chen (Taiwan)
 
 
 
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