Saturday, September 4, 1999
| 07.30 - 08.30 | Clinical Conference T3 | AUDITORIUM 1 |
| ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION MEDIA: NEW TOOLS OF THE TRADE IN CLINICAL
PROBLEM SOLVING F. Schaefer (Germany) J. Vejvalka (Czech Republic) |
The remarkable growth of the Internet over the past few years has an enormous impact on everyday medical care. The availability of freely accessible literature and knowledge databases and expert email networks offers new perspectives to clinical problem solving to clinicians in academic, non-academic and private settings alike. For the first time in history, these innovations have paved the way for the global performance of rational, standardized evidence-based medicine. Moreover, medical information has become directly available to patients, who increasingly confront their physicians with 'downloaded' knowledge. Pediatric nephrologists should know how to keep pace with these developments and make best use of the new methodologies. In this clinical conference we will provide up-to-date information on how to utilize medical knowledge libraries and renal expert networks in the internet to obtain help in diagnostic problems as well as in clinical decision-making.
| 07.30 - 08.30 | Clinical Conference T4 | AUDITORIUM 2 |
| DIALYSIS IN YOUNG CHILDREN M. Fischbach (France) C. Schröder (The Netherlands) |
Dialysis in young children may be performed either by hemodialysis or by peritoneal
dialysis, but the most commonly used method is peritoneal dialysis. This choice is in
agrement with technical facilities, with child development respect ie dialysis and care,
both at home by parents direct implication, with continuous dialysis, each day assuring at
the best dry weight managment and optimal blood purification. Peritoneal dialysis
prescription in children, especially in young children could be enhanced by the better
comprehension of the peritoneal membrane capacity often described as
"hyperpermeable". This something "false" concept is the result form
many successive approximations:
Firstly, characterisation of the permeability of the peritonium thanks to the
peritoneal equilibration test (PET) which is only an appreciation of the ratio of fill
volume per fonctionnal peritoneal membrane area available for exchange.
Secondly prescription of the fill volume scalled for body weight, kg. in place of BSA,
m2. The peritoneal membrane area is in the same range through the patients age if scalled
for BAS; on the contrary this area is two fold higher in infants compared to adults if
expressed per kg. Therefore, the prescription of a fill volume scalled per body weight
favours a state of a low ration, fill volume per area for exchange, that is an induced
"hyperpermeability" state.
Thirdly recruitment of the peritoneal area available for exchange both dependent from
the fill volume, and from the posture. The area increases with fill volume but seems to
peak around a fill volume of 1400 ml/m2 ie Ao/Ax 24000 ą 1450 cm/m2/1.73 m2. Ao/Ax fall
significantly when the patients were standing compared to the value obtained in supine
position.
| 08.35 - 09.15 | State of the Art Lecture L3 | AUDITORIUM 1 |
| NEPHROPATHIC CYSTINOSIS: FROM CLINICAL OBSERVATION TO MOLECULAR
ANALYSIS M. Broyer (France) Chairperson: C. Chantler (United Kingdom) |
| 9.15 - 9.45 | Coffee Break |
| 09.45 - 11.15 | Symposium S5 | AUDITORIUM 1 |
| RENAL REPLACEMENT THERAPY: QUALITY OF LIFE AND ETHICAL ASPECTS Chairperson: A. Watson (UK), J. Pekárková (Czech Republic) |
Round table participants: U. Berg (Sweden), H. Mocan (Turkey). A. Bensman (France)
| 9.45 - 11.15 | Symposium S6 | AUDITORIUM 2 |
| NEW METHODS FOR THE IMAGING OF URINARY TRACT Chairperson: K. Verrier-Jones (United Kingdom), U. Jodal (Sweden) |
IMAGING OF KIDNEY AND URINARY TRACT BY DMSA AND MAG3: WHEN, WHICH?
E. Girardin (Switzerland)
IMAGING OF REFLUX BY ECHO-ENHANCED VOIDING UROSONOGRAPHY
J. Tröger (Germany)
MR UROGRAPHY, A FUTURE GOLD STANDARD IN UROLOGICAL IMAGING?
a) Experimental studies - W.M. Rohrschneider (Germany)
b) Clinical studies - A. Borthne (Norway)
| 11.15 - 11.45 | Lunch |
| 11.45 - 13.15 | Poster Sessions |
Poster Session 1b)
MOLECULAR GENETICS
Chairperson: L. Monnens (The Netherlands), K. Zerres (Germany)
| P14 | THE MOLECULAR-GENETIC INVESTIGATIONS IN X-LINKED ALPORT´S SYNDROME (X-AS) F. Tsalicova, S. Tverskaya, V. Fokeeva, O. Turpitko, M. Ignatova (Russia) |
| P15 | COMPOUND DELETION OF THE rhoGAP C1 AND THE ARGININ-VASOPRESSIN-V2 RECEPTOR
GENES IN A PATIENT WITH NEPHROGENIC DIABETES INSIPIDUS T. Schöneberg, K. Pasel, A. Schulz, V. v. Baer, H.-D. Volk, T. Gudermann, G. Filler (Germany) |
| P17 | EVIDENCE FOR NEW GENE LOCI FOR AUTOSOMAL DOMINANT MEDULLARY CYSTIC KIDNEY
DISEASE (ADMCKD) A. Fuchshuber, S. Kroiß, M. Jung, K. Huck, S. Berthold, A. Reis, D. Krieter, T. Feest, C. Burton, A.Gal, G. Ghiggeri, G. Caridi, F. Scolari, F. Hildebrandt (Germany) |
| P18 | GENETIC DIAGNOSIS OF AUTOSOMAL DOMINANT POLYCYSTIC KIDNEY DISEASE IN
CHILDREN AT RISK G. Ariceta, M. Vila, L. Arrojo, M. Otero, G. Pazos, R. Alonso, T. Cordal, S. Dávila, X.M. Lens (Spain) |
| P19 | ACTIVATION BY ANGII OF COL3A1 PROMOTER ACTIVITY WITHIN RENAL CELLS
"IN VITRO" G.M. Ghiggeri, R. Oleggini, S. Menoni, L. Musante, M. Giampuzzi, R. Gusmano, R. Ravazzolo, F. Perfumo (Italy) |
| P20 | MAPPING A NEW LOCUS FOR AUTOSOMAL DOMINANT MEDULLARY CYSTIC KIDNEY DISEASE
ON CHROMOSOME 16 G. Caridi, F. Scolari, A. Amoroso, G. Casari, R. Gusmano, F. Perfumo, G.M. Ghiggeri (Italy) |
| P21 | CLONING AND CHARACTERIZATION OF THE PROMOTER REGION OF RAT TAURINE R.W. Chesney (USA) |
| P22 | MOLECULAR BASIS OF FAMILIAL MEDITERRANEAN FEVER IN TURKEY N. Akar, M. Misirhoglu, F. Yalcinkaya, N. Cakar, N. Tümer, M. Akcakus, H. Tastan, Y. Matzner (Turkey) |
| P23 | NEPHROCYSTIN, THE PRODUCT OF THE NEPHRONOPHTISIS-1 GENE, IS EXPRESSED F. Hildebrandt, E. Otto, B. Lescher, C. Rensing, S. Schätzle, A. Kispert (Germany) |
| P24 | BARTTER SYNDROME WITH SENSORINEURAL DEAFNESS: MOLECULAR GENETICS F. Hildebrandt, F. Beekmann, R. Ruf, H.G. Nothwang, C. Klein, M. Vollmer (Germany) |
| P25 | ALPORT SYNDROME: THE EXPERIENCES IN MOLECULAR DIAGNOSTICS IN THE CZECH
REPUBLIC . Krejčová, V. Maoka, P. Hedvičáková, M. utajová, J. Stejskal, J. Janda (Czech Republic) |
Poster Session 2b)
ACUTE RENAL FAILURE
Chairperson: W. Proesmans (Belgium), L.B. Zimmerhackl (Germany)
| P40 | PROTECTION WITH N-ACETYL CYSTEINE (NAC) PLUS ?-TOCOPHEROL (?T) AGAINST
ACUTE RENAL DAMAGE BY CYCLOSPORINE (CSA). HISTOLOGICAL EVIDENCES. I. Bravo, C. Bosco, R. Rodrigo, M. Orellana, L. Thielemann (Chile) |
| P41 | THE ROLE OF THE GRANULOCYTE IN THE HEMOLYTIC UREMIC SYNDROME D.M.W.M. te Loo, V.W.M. van Hinsbergh, T.J.A.M. van der Velden, M. Vermeer, F. Preyers, P. DeMacker, L.P.W.J. van den Heuvel, L.A.H. Monnens (The Netherlands) |
| P42 | D.M.W.M. te Loo, W. Onland, T.J.A.M. van der Velden, L.P.W.J. van den Heuvel, L.A.H. Monnens ( The Netherlands) |
| P43 | TRANSIENT RENAL FUNCTIONAL IMPAIRMENT ASSOCIATED WITH PARENTERAL
AMPICILLIN AND AESCIN TREATMENT J. Gut, A. Kolský, V. Němec, M. Pánek (Czech Republic) |
| P44 | ACUTE RENAL FAILURE IN CHILDREN IN WALES; A PROSPECTIVE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
STUDY A. Imam, R. Roberts, K. Verrier-Jones (United Kingdom) |
| P45 | IMPAIRED RENAL FUNCTION IN CHILDREN WITH RENAL TUMORS TREATED WITH E. Kapinga, G. Kardos, J. van der Deure, J.A.E. van Wijk (The Netherlands) |
| P46 | CHRONIC RECURRENT / RELAPSING HUS: CASE REPORT T. uláková, H. Ptoszková, B. Blaek, L. Mrhačová, J. Pták, J. Slaný (Czech Republic) |
| P47 | LONG-TERM OUTLOOK IN CHILDHOOD HAEMOLYTIC-URAEMIC SYNDROME A. Zurowska, Z. Gockowska, P. Czarniak, E. Marczak (Poland) |
| P48 | NEONATAL END STAGE RENAL FAILURE ASSOCIATED WITH MATERNAL ASSUMPTION OF
NIMESULIDE AS TOCOLYTIC L. Peruzzi, B. Gianoglio, G. Porcellini, O. Sernia, R. Coppo (Italy) |
| P49 | ATYPICAL HEMOLYTIC-UREMIC SYNDROME A. Peco-Antic, O. Jovanovic, M. Kostic, D. Kruscic (Yugoslavia) |
| P50 | ACUTE RENAL FAILURE (ARF) IN CHILDREN WITH PRIMARY NEPHROTIC SYNDROME K. Kilis-Pstrusinska, D. Zwolinska, K. Musial (Poland) |
| P51 | HEMOLYTIC UREMIC SYNDROME (HUS) ASSOCIATED WITH ENTEROHEMORRHAGIC
ESCHERICHIA COLI H.M. Verweyen, H. Karch, F. Allerberger, L.B. Zimmerhackl (Germany) |
| P52 | EFFICACY OF PERITONEAL DIALYSIS IN ACUTE RANAL FAILURE IN CHILDREN AFTER
CARDIO-PULMONARY BY-PASS SURGERY J. Slaviček, Z. Puretic, M. Novak, I. Malčic, B. Filipovic, D. aric, T. Luetic, S. Batinica, S. Glava-Boras, Z. Marekovic (Croatia) |
| P53 | THROMBOTIC THROMBOCYTOPENIC PURPURA IN AN ADOLESCENT WITH CONGENITAL
CHRONIC RELAPSING MICROANGIOPATHIC ANEMIA AND THROMBOCYTOPENIA F. Ringelmann, B. Gruhn, K. Kentouche, L. Patzer, G. Rönnefarth, J. Misselwitz (Germany) |
| P54 | LATE SEQUELS OF CHILDREN WITH HEMOLYTIC-UREMIC SYNDROME (HUS) IN CZECH
REPUBLIC K. Bláhová, J. Janda, J. Kreisinger, E. Matějková, B. Bielaszewska (Czech Republic) |
Poster Session 3b)
HYDRONEPHROSIS / BLADDER DYSFUNCTION / ENURESIS
Chairperson: L. Kovács (Slovakia), M. Nuutinen (Finland)
| P67 | EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF DESMOPRESSIN (ADIURETIN SD) NASAL DROPS IN CHILDREN
WITH PRIMARY NOCTURNAL ENURESIS V. Bačiulis, A. Malikënas, B. Pundzienë, J. Masalskienë, R. Kiudelienë (Lithuania) |
| P68 | ANGIOTENSIN CONVERTING ENZYME GENE POLYMORPHISM AND RENAL DAMAGE IN
CHILDHOOD UROLOGICAL DISEASES A. Al-Eisa, M.Z. Haidar, B.S. Srivasta (Kuwait) |
| P69 | RESULTS IN MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS WITH ANTENATALLY DIAGNOSED
PELVI-URETERIC FUNCTION OBSTRUCTION U. John, P. Seidel, S. Vogt, M. Beintker, C. Luck, J. Misselwitz (Germany) |
| P70 | SERUM LEVELS OF ANGIOTENSIN CONVERTING ENZYME IN INFANTS WITH P. Geier, M. Budíková, H. Flögelová (Czech Republic) |
| P71 | HYDRONEPHROSIS ON ANTENATAL ULTRASOUND: POSTNATAL OUTCOME H. Kapadia, K.-J. Lidefelt, U. Erasmie, C. Pilo (Sweden) |
| P72 | BLADDER-DYSFUNCTION IS THE MAJOR CAUSE OF FIRST UTI IN CHILDREN >2,5 Y A. Raes, A. France, S. Van Aken, P. Hoebeke, E. Van Laecke, J. Vande Walle (Belgium) |
| P73 | NOCTURNAL POLYURIA IN ENURETICS IS RELATED TO ABNORMALITIES, NOT ONLY OF
DAY-NIGHT RYTHM OF DIURESIS, BUT OF RENAL FUNCTION AND SALTHANDLING J. Thijs, A. Raes, E. Van Laecke, P. Hoebeke, J. Vande Walle (Belgium) |
| P74 | MAGNETIC RESONANCE IN PEDIATRIC NEPHRO-UROLOGY M. Hall, F. Avni, K. Ismaili, N. Nicaise, T. Schurmans, F. Janssen, F. Collier (Belgium) |
| P75 | POSTNATAL VERSUS ANTENATAL ULTRASOUND SCREENING FOR URINARY TRACT
ABNORMALITIES L. Cataldi, R. Galiano, S. Sani, V. Fanos, R. Agostiniani (Italy) |
| P76 | CLINICAL AND RADIOLOGICAL OUTCOME OF UNILATERAL MULTICYSTIC DYSPLASTIC
KIDNEY (MCDK) S. Sukthankar, A.R. Watson (UK) |
| P77 | ANGIOTENSIN I CONVERTING ENZYME (ACE) GENE INSERTION/DELETION (I/D)
POLYMORPHISM IN CHILDREN WITH FUNCTIONAL INCONTINENCE A. Stankovic, M. Kostic, A. Peco-Antic, D. Alavantic, S. Glisic, N. Ilic, O. Jovanovic, D. Kruscic (Yugoslavia) |
| P78 | ANGIOTENSIN I-CONVERTING ENZIME (ACE) GENE INSERTION/DELETION (I/D)
POLYMORPHISM IN CHILDREN WITH PRIMARY NIGHTTIME-BED WETTING M. Kostic, A. Stankovic, D. Alavantic, A. Peco-Antic, S. Glisic, O. Jovanovic, N. Ilic, D. Kruscic (Yugoslavia) |
| P79 | CHILDREN WITH BLADDER DYSFUNCTION: CLINICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF PATIENTS
AND RESULTS OF BLADDER TRANING E. Gäbel, Ch. Heiken-Löwenau, M. Bald, K.E. Bonzel (Germany) |
| P80 | SYMPATHETIC SKIN RESPONSE IN CHILDREN WITH ENURESIS V.G. Maidannik, I.A. Miyiuriaeva, N.V. Molochek, I.A. Afanasjeva (Ukraine) |
Poster Session 4b)
ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION
Chairperson: J.L. André (France), M. Dillon (United Kingdom)
| P93 | ANGIOTENSIN-CONVERTING ENZYME GENE POLYMORPHISM AS CARDIOVASCULAR RISK
FACTOR IN CHILDREN N. Marčun-Varda, B. Peterlin, S. Umek Bradač, A. Gregorič, T. Milanez (Slovenia) |
| P94 | THE DISTRIBUTION OF RENIN-CONTAINING CELLS IN MULTICYSTIC DYSPLASTIC
KIDNEYS R. Konda, K. Sakai, S. Otal, T. Hatakeyama, Y. Abel, S. Orikasa, N. Kimura (Japan) |
| P95 | COUGH IS COMMON IN CHILDREN PRESCRIBED CONVERTING ENZYME INHIBITORS R.O. von Vigier, A.C. Truttmann, M.G. Bianchetti (Switzerland) |
| P96 | ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION IN SCHOOL CHILDREN: FREQUENCY AND GENETIC FACTORS M. Pavicevic, D. Pavicevic, B. Ugrinovic, S. Obradovic, G. Kostic, D. Madzarac (Yugoslavia) |
| P97 | COMPARISON OF TWO DIFFERENT METHODS FOR BLOOD PRESSURE MEASUREMENT IN
CHILDREN WITH POLYCYSTIC KIDNEY DISEASE V. Lehotská, T. Kernová, V. Hupka, Z. Shah, A. ufliarská (Slovakia) |
| P98 | ELEVATED SODIUM AND NITRATE LEVELS IN THE DRINKING WATER CONTRIBUTE TO THE
ELEVATION OF BLOOD PRESSURE LEVELS IN SCHOOL CHILDREN A. Pomeranz, Z. Korzets, D. Vanunu, T. Dolfin, B. Wolach (Israel) |
| P99 | PERCUTANEOUS TRANSLUMINAL ANGIOPLASTY FOR RENOVASCULAR HYPERTENSION R. Davies, M. Barkovics, I. Gordon, V. Shah, M. Chan, M. Dillon (UK) |
| P100 | EVALUATION OF THE TREATMENT RESULTS IN 58 CHILDREN WITH RENOVASCULAR A. Wieteska-Klimczak, E. Cichocka, J. Antoniewicz, T. Wyszynska, P. Januszewicz (Poland) |
| P101 | PLASMA ENDOTHELIN, PLATELET AGGREGATION AND THROMBOXANE RELEASE IN
PROGRESSIVE RENAL DISEASES AND IN ESSENTIAL HYPERTENSION F. Papp, É. Sallay, C. Bereczki, I. Haszon, S. Túri (Hungary) |
| P102 | THE ROLE OF OXIDATIVE STRESS IN THE PATHOGENESIS OF JUVENILE ESSENTIAL AND
RENAL HYPERTENSION C. Bereczki, I. Varga, F. Papp, I. Haszon, B. Matkovicz, S. Túri (Hungary) |
| P103 | TWENTY-FOUR-HOUR AMBULATORY BLOOD PRESSURE MONITORING IN HEALTHY A. Borowski, A. Wieteska-Kimczak, T. Dorywalski, T. Wyszynska, P. Januszewicz (Poland) |
| P104 | CHANGES IN LEFT VENTRICULAR MASS AND 24-HOUR SYSTOLIC BLOOD PRESSURE M.C. Matteucci, U. Giordano, A. Calzolari, A. Santilli, G. Rizzoni (Italy) |
| P105 | THE CLINICAL SIGNIFACANCE OF HYPERTENSION (HT) IN CHILDREN WITH
GLOMERULONEPHRITIS (GN) V.P. Sitnikova, T.L. Nastausheva, L.I. Stakhourlova, V.N. Penkin, E.L. Panchenko (Russia) |
| P106 | INDICATION AND STANDARD OF HOME BLOOD PRESSURE MEASUREMENT IN CHILDREN AND
ADOLESCENTS: SURVEY AMONG GERMAN PAEDIATRIC NEPHROLOGISTS M. Bald, P.F. Hoyer (Germany) |
| P107 | ESSENTIAL HYPERTENSION IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS: FIRST CLINICAL DATA
FROM 22 PATIENTS EVALUTED BY AMBULATORY BLOOD PRESSURE MONITORING R. Büscher, K.J. Eilmes, M. Bald, P.F. Hoyer (Germany) |
Poster Session 5b)
NEPHROTIC SYNDROME
Chairperson: A. Bensman (France),
| P123 | SEVERE HEMORRHAGE DUE TO PARVOVIRUS B 19 INFECTION IN AN IMMUNOCOMPROMISED
GIRL WITH IGA NEPHRITIS J. Duek, K. Vondrák, T. Seeman, J. Feber, J. Janda, I. Hadačová (Czech Republic) |
| P124 | NEPHROTIC SYNDROME IN A CHILD WITH CHRONIC GRANULOMATOUS DISEASE (CGD) AND
INVASIVE ASPERGILLOSIS P. Kaltenis, S. Maknavičius (Lithuania) |
| P125 | IMMUNE STATUS OF CHILDREN SUFFERING FROM IDIOPATHIC NEPHROTIC SYNDROME N.N. Sang, L.N. Tra, P.T.P. Phi (Vietnam) |
| P126 | BUDD-CHIARI SYNDROME AND INFERIOR VENA CAVA THROMBOSIS IN A CHILD WITH
NEPHROTIC SYNDROME M. Lilova, I. Velkovski, N. Velichkov (Bulgaria) |
| P127 | HLA ANTIGENS IN NEPHROTIC SYNDROME A. Noyan, A. Karabay Bayazit, Y. Bayazit, A. Anarat (Turkey) |
| P128 | LOW SERUM HOMOCYSTEINE LEVELS IN CHILDHOOD NEPHROTIC SYNDROME S. Feinstein, B.A. Sela, D. Raveh, R. Becker-Cohen, Y. Frishberg (Israel) |
| P129 | IMMUNE RESPONSE DISORDERS IN DIFFERENT STAGES OF IDIOPATHIC NEPHROTIC
SYNDROME AND TREATMENT OPTIONS FOR THE PREVENTION OF RELAPSE J. Lika, E. Horáková, I. Ulčová, V. Zavázal, A. Stajner, V. Kraus, V. Gutová (Czech Republic) |
| P130 | NEPHROTIC SYNDROME AFTER CONTACT DERMATITIS BY ACUTE SKIN EXPOSURE TO TAR
DERIVATES E. Urdaneta-Carruyo, A. Suranyi, I. Hernandez, L.M. Guilarte (Hungary) |
| P131 | PNEUMOCOCCAL POLYSACCHARIDE IMMUNIZATION IN CHILDREN WITH NEPHROTIC
SYNDROME E. Bahat, M. Senyurt, S. Akman, A. Gür Güven (Turkey) |
| P132 | PATTERN OF NEPHROTIC SYNDROME IN EAST NORTH PART OF EGYPT IN THE LAST 5
YEARS A.A. Sarhan, A.M. Bakr, A.M. Hammad, M.R. Yousef (Egypt) |
| P133 | STUDY OF INTERLEUKIN-8 IN CHILDREN WITH PRIMARY EPHROTIC SYNDROME A.A. Sarhan, A.M. Bakr, F. El-Shenawy, M.A. Shokeir, A.M. Hammad, M.R. Yousef, W.A. Seleim (Egypt) |
| P134 | NITRIC OXIDE AND CHRONIC GLOMERULONEPHRITIS IN CHILDREN A. Kucherenko, Ch. Markov, D. Matkerimov, T. Sergeeva (Russia) |
| P135 | PURTSCHER´S RETINOPATHY IN A 4-YEAR OLD BOY WITH NEPHROTIC SYNDROME AND
CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE- A CASE REPORT D. Zwolinska, A. Medynska, A. Galar, A. Turno (Poland) |
| P136 | CLINICAL PRESENTATION AND TREATMENT OF THROMBOEMBOLISM IN CHILDREN WITH
KIDNEY DISEASES T. Jarmolinski, J. Maciejewski (Poland) |
| P137 | NEPHROTIC SYNDROME OF CHILDHOOD H. Alpay, A. Canbolat, K. Babaoglu, N. Yildiz, Y. Kozok, S. Özcay (Turkey) |
| P138 | Th1 CYTOKINES, IL12 AND IFN? IN CHILDHOOD IDIOPATHIC NEPHROTIC SYNDROME E. Golubovic, P. Miljkovic, V. Stefanovic, M. Zlatkovic, S. ivic, P. Vlahovic (Yugoslavia) |
| P139 | EXAMINATION OF NITRIC OXIDE ACTIVITY IN CHILDREN WITH NEPHROTIC SYNDROME
(NS) A.V. Malkoch, E.G. Kurbanova, M.S. Ignatova, V.A. Tabolin (Russia) |
| P140 | SERUM CARNITINE IN CHILDREN WITH NEPHROTIC SYNDROME H. Mocan, A. Aksoy, T. Camlibel (Turkey) |
| P141 | UNUSUAL ASSOCIATION OF GLOMERULONEPHRITIS AND HODGKIN LYMPHOMA B. Ranchin, R. Bouvier, L. Dubourg, M. Chambon, N. Philippe, P. Cochat (France) |
| P142 | DOWN REGULATION OF IKBA IN MINIMAL CHANGE DISEASE (MCD) A. Bensman, P. Lang, P. Remy, D. Sahali (France) |
Poster Session 6b)
VASCULITIS AND SYSTEMIC DISEASES
Chairperson: J.C. Davin (The Netherlands), F. Perfumo (Italy)
| P158 | A FAMILY WITH HYPERIMMUNOGLOBULIN M SYNDROME AND SYSTEMIC AMYLOIDOSIS A.Öner, G. Demircin, Ö. Erdgan, M. Bülbül, L. Memis, K. Tinaztepe, I. Aksentijevich (Turkey) |
| P159 | THE EFFECT OF QUADRUPLE THERAPY IN CHILDHOOD LUPUS NEPHRITIS A. Öner, G. Demircin, M. Bülbül, Ö. Erdogan, A. Poyraz, L. Memis, K. Tinaztepe (Turkey) |
| P160 | LACK OF EFFICACY OF VITAMIN E SUPPLEMENTATION IN DECREASING THE OXIDATIVE
DAMAGE IN HENOCH-SCHÖNLEIN PURPURA: A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL Ö. Erdogan, A. Öner, A. Aydin, A. Isimer, G. Demircin, M. Bülbül, A. Sahin (Turkey) |
| P161 | VASCULAR ENDOTHELIAL GROWTH FACTOR IN HENOCH SCHOENLEIN PURPURA R. Topaloglu, U. Saatci, A. Bakkaloglu, E. Baskn, N. Besbas (Turkey) |
| P162 | THE ROLE OF NITRIC OXIDE (NO), TUMOR NECROSIS FACTOR (TNF) ? AND
INTERLEUKIN (IL) - 1ß IN HENOCH-SCHÖNLEIN VASCULITIS IN CHILDHOOD N. Buyan, O. Söylemezoglu, N. Akkök, D. Erbas, E. Hasanoglu (Turkey) |
| P163 | NEPHROTIC SYNDROME IN PATIENTS WITH JUVENILE CHRONIC ARTHRITIS A. Jankauskiene, P. Kaltenis, V. Panaviene, A. Malikenas, A. Garkauskiene (Lithuania) |
| P164 | LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP OF ANTINEUTROPHIL CYTOPLASMIC AUTOANTIBODIES
(ANCA)-POSITIVE GLOMERULONEPHRITIS (GN) AND VASCULITIS IN CHILDREN G. Barbano, M.L. Degl´Innocenti, R. Gusmano, F. Perfumo (Italy) |
| P165 | THE EFFECT OF PROPHYLACTIC PREDNISOLON THERAPHY ON RENAL INVOLVEMENT IN
HENOCH SCHÖNLEIN VASCULITIS I. Islek, T. Sezer, M. Totan, M. Cakir, S. Kücüködük (Turkey) |
| P166 | CLINICAL, LABORATORY AND MOLECULAR CHARACTERISTICS OF CHILDREN WITH M. Tekin, F. Yalcinkaya, N. Tümer, N. Akar, M. Misirhoglu, N. Cakar, H. Tastan, H. Kocak (Turkey) |
| P167 | CEREBRAL VASCULITIS IN HENOCH-SCHÖNLEIN PURPURA S.A. Bakkaloglu, M. Ekim, N. Tümer, G. Deda, I. Erdem, T. Erdem (Turkey) |
| P168 | THE COURSE OF END STAGE RENAL FAILURE (ESRF) DUE TO SECONDARY AMYLOIDOSIS
(A) AND GLOMERULONEPHRITIS (GN) B. Wojciechowska, M. Roszkowska-Blaim, M. Sieniawska (Poland) |
| P169 | TUBULAR FUNCTIONS IN FAMILIAL MEDITERRANEAN FEVER S. Akkus, S. Caliskan, Ö. Kasapcopur, L. Sever, E. Akdenizli, I. Bilge, N. Arisoy (Turkey) |
| P170 | LUPUS NEPHRITIS IN CHILDREN: PROGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE OF
CLINICO-PATHOLOGICAL FINDINGS AND THERAPEUTIC APPROACHES S. Emre, I. Bilge, A. Nayir, A. Sirin, I. Kilicaslan, V. Uysal (Turkey) |
Poster Session 7b)
GROWTH IN CRF: PATHOPHYSIOLOGY AND TREATMENT
Chairperson: C. Chantler (United Kingdom), F. Santos (Spain)
| P186 | SERUM IGFBP-4 AND -5 LEVELS IN CHILDREN WITH CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE (CRF):
RELATIONSHIP TO GROWTH AND GFR T. Ulinski, D. Kiepe, S. Mohan, W.F. Blum, A.-M. Wingen, O. Mehls, B. Tönshoff (USA) |
| P187 | DIFFERENTIAL EFFECTS OF INSULIN-LIKE GROWTH FACTOR-BINDING PROTEINS
(IGFBPS) ON IGF ACTIVITY IN GROWTH PLATE CHONDROCYTES T. Ulinski, D.R. Powell, T. Seck, J. Pfeilschifter, O. Mehls, B. Tönshoff (USA) |
| P188 | PLASMA LEVELS OF SOLUBLE CD30 ARE INCREASED IN CHILDREN WITH CHRONIC RENAL
FAILURE AND WITH PRIMARY GH DEFICIENCY AND DECREASED DURING TREATMENT WITH RECOMBINANT GH G. Barbano, F. Cappa, I. Prigione, V. Pistoia, A. Cohen, R. Gusmano, F. Perfumo (Italy) |
| P189 | CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE IN INFANTS: OUTCOME AND GROWTH J.A. Kari, C.M. Gonzalez Celedon, S.A. Ledermann, V. Shaw, L. Rees (UK) |
| P190 | RISE IN SERUM PROCOLLAGENS DURING GROWTH HORMONE TREATMENT OF M. Davidovits, L.T. Jensen, A. Silbergeld, B. Klinger, R. Eshet, B. Eisenstein, Z. Laron (Israel) |
| P191 | PTH LEVELS AND PUBERTY IN CHILDREN WITH CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE (CRF) S. Picca, M. Cappa, C. Martinez, G. Raguso, G. Ardissino, F. Perfumo, R. Bonaudo, G. Montini, S.I. Moges, J. Osborn (Italy) |
| P192 | EFFECT OF EXPERIMENTAL UREMIA ON EXPRESSION OF TYPE X AND TYPE II
COLLAGENS IN THE GROWTH PLATE OF UREMIC RATS J. Álvarez, M. Balbín, F. Santos, M. Fernández, S. Ferrando, A. Weruaga, J.M. López (Spain) |
| P193 | PITUITARY GHRH RECEPTOR GENE EXPRESSION IS NOT MODIFIED BY UREMIA OR
MALNUTRITION IN YOUNG RATS S. Ferrando, J. Rodríguez, F. Santos, A. Weruaga, M. Fernández, J. Álvarez, J.M. López, E. Carbajo (Spain) |
| P194 | BODY COMPOSITION IN CHILDREN WITH CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE (CRF) DURING
GROWTH HORMONE TREATMENT M. Tomaszewska, A. Jedrzejowski, M. Lech, A. Majcher, J. Przedlacki, M. Szczepanska, G. Siten, A. Zurowska, J. Rubik, P. Dyras, J. Stachowski, A. Kaluzynska, M. Sieniawska, M. Roszkowska-Blaim (Poland) |
| P195 | FINAL HEIGHT IN CHILDREN WITH CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE (CRF) ON LONG-TERM
GROWTH HORMONE (GH) TREATMENT R. Nissel, D. Haffner, E. Wühl, F. Schaefer, O. Mehls and the German Study Group for Growth Hormone Treatment in Chronic Renal Failure (Germany) |
| P196 | A NEW CONDITIONALLY IMMORTALIZED CELL-LINE OF GROWTH-PLATE CHONDROCYTES
WITHOUT LOSS OF CELL-DIFFERENTIATION R. Himmele, G. Laitenberger, T. Ulinski, J. Reiser, P. Mundel, O. Mehls (Germany) |
| P197 | DIFFERENTIATION OF GROWTH PLATE CHONDROCYTES INTO CELLS WITH
OSTEOBLAST-LIKE PROPERTIES R. Himmele, G. Laitenberger, T. Ulinski, G. Klaus, B. Tönshoff, O. Mehls (Germany) |
| P198 | UREMIC SERUM FRACTIONS INHIBIT SECRETION OF GONADOTROPIN-RELEASING HORMONE
FROM GT 1-7 NEURONS M. Daschner, T. Nguyen, R. Wiesner, O. Mehls, F. Schaefer (Germany) |
| P199 | LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF TUBE FEEDING ON GROWTH AND BODY COMPOSITION IN UREMIC
INFANTS R. Feneberg, E. Bürkel, K. Sahm, K. Weck, O. Mehls, F. Schaefer (Germany) |
| P200 | LONG-TERM RESULTS OF GROWTH HORMONE TREATMENT IN CHILDREN WITH
NEPHROPATHIC CYSTINOSIS E. Wühl, D. Haffner, G. Offner, M. Broyer, W. van´t Hoff, O. Mehls (Germany) |
Poster Session 8b)
PERITONEAL DIALYSIS
Chairperson: R. Donckerwolcke (Canada), M. Bulla (Germany)
| P215 | IMPROVED CPD OUTCOME IN SMALL CHILDREN UNDER ADEQUACY CONTROL T. Hölttä, K. Rönnholm, M. Antikainen, C. Holmberg (Finland) |
| P216 | HOSPITALISATION RATE IN PERITONEAL DIALYSIS AND HEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS -
ONE CENTRE ANALYSIS A. Czupryniak, A. Kaluzynska, M. Tkaczyk, A. Jander, D. Finke (Poland) |
| P217 | ACUTE PANCREATITIS IN CHILDREN WITH PERITONEAL DIALYSIS ASSOCIATED WITH
ANGIOTENSIN CONVERTING ENZYME INHIBITORS B. Enke, T. Henne, G. Offner, J.H.H. Ehrich (Germany) |
| P218 | PATIENT AND TECHNIQUE SURVIVAL IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS ON CHRONIC PERITONEAL
DIALYSIS (CPD) AND HEMODIALYSIS (HD). A 9-YEAR MULTICENTER EXPERIENCE E. Verrina, F. Perfumo, A. Edefonti, P. Sorino, S. Rinaldi, B. Gianoglio, G. Zacchello (Italy) |
| P219 | BIOIMPEDANCE (BIA) SUGGESTS PRESENCE OF FLUID SHIFT BETWEEN EXTRA- AND
INTRACELLULAR WATER DURING HD L. Pátri, A. Karátson, Z. Németh, E. Sulyok (Hungary) |
| P220 | KINETICS OF FORMATION OF GLYCATION PRODUCTS IN PERITONEAL DIALYSIS:
COMPARISON BETWEEN ICODEXTRIN AND GLUCOSE SOLUTIONS A. Amore, P. Cirina, G. Conti, P. Belardi, F. Giacchino, R. Coppo (Italy) |
| P221 | VALUE OF HIGH RESOLUTION ULTRASONOGRAPHY IN MONITORING PERITONEAL J. Vande Walle, J. Verbanck, I. Vande Wiele, A. Raes, P. Hansen, M. Segaert (Belgium) |
| P222 | AUTOMATED PERITONEAL DIALYSIS (APD) DATA SCANNING BY TELEDIALYSIS A. Edefonti, S. Boccola, B. Damiani, M. Picca, C. Maroli, G. Marra, M. Giani, G. Ardissino, L. Ghio, M.T. Parisotto, C. Cerrato (Italy) |
| P223 | HERNIA DEVELOPMENT IN CHILDREN WITH CAPD N. Özkaya, N. Tümer, F. Yalcinkaya, M. Ekim (Turkey) |
| P224 | MIDDLE MOLECULES AND SMALL PREOTEINS CLEARANCE IN CHILDREN ON PERITONEAL
DIALYSIS G. Montini, G. Amici, L. Murer, S. Milan, B. Andreetta, R. Dall´Amico, I. Tätch, A. Ammenti, M. Mussap, M. Natural, G. Zacchello (Italy) |
| P225 | EVALUATION OF RESIDUAL PERITONEAL VOLUME IN CHILDREN ON PERITONEAL
DIALYSIS C.P. Schmitt, R. Dötschmann, M. Daschner, M. Zimmering, C. Greiner, M. Böswald, G. Klaus, O. Mehls, F. Schaefer (Germany) |
| P226 | BLOOD PRESSURE AND WATER COMPARTMENTS ESTIMATED BY BIOELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE
(BIA) IN DIALYZED CHILDREN D. Drozdz, P. Dyras, K. Sancewicz-Pach, J.A. Pietrzyk, K. Zachwieja (Poland) |
| P227 | COMPLICATIONS OF CAPD/CCPD IN CHILDREN - A MULTICENTRIC STUDY S. Caliskan, A. Sirin, H. Alpay, S. Emre, L. Sever, Y. Kozok, N. Yildiz, F. Öktem, P. Turhan, I. Bilge, N. Arisoy, A. Nayir, C. Kosan, and Istanbul Pediatric Nephrology Working Group (Turkey) |
| P228 | ORAL VITAMIN INTAKE IN CHILDREN RECEIVING LONG-TERM DIALYSIS A.M. Pereira, N. Hamani, P. Koch Nogueira, J.T.A. Carvalhaes (Brazil) |
Poster Session 9b)
ORGAN TRANSPLANTATION
Chairperson: F. Janssen (Belgium), J. Ehrich (Germany)
| P242 | ORGAN ALLOCATION IN PEDIATRIC TRANSPLANTATION IN FRANCE C. Loirat, Y. Chalem, J.L. Golmard (France) |
| P243 | IMPROVEMENT OF CYSTINOSIS ENCEPHALOPATHY BY CYSTEAMINE TREATMENT (CASE
REPORT) M. Wigger, E. Drückler, J. Muscheites, B.W. Cornelißen, R. Terpe, H.J. Stolpe (Germany) |
| P244 | DE NOVO CANCERS IN PEDIATRIC RENAL TRANSPLANT RECIPIENT: A MULTICENTER
ANALYSIS WITHIN NORTH ITALY TRANSPLANT PROGRAM (NITp) A. Nocera, I. Fontana, L. Ghio, R. Dall´Amico, M. Cardillo, F. Ginevri (Italy) |
| P245 | RENAL FUNCTION IN CHILDREN BEFORE AND AFTER LIVER TRANSPLANTATION U. Berg, A. Nemeth (Sweden) |
| P246 | MODULATION OF NITRIC OXIDE SYNTHASE ACTIVITY AND APOPTOSIS IN ENDOTHELIAL
CELLS: COMPARISON BETWEEN CYCLOSPORIN (CyA), FK506 AND MOFETIL MYCOPHENOLATE (MMF) G. Conti, A. Amore, P. Cirina, R. Coppo (Italy) |
| P247 | CHARACTERISATION OF CYCLOSPORIN (CsA) RESISTANT ALLO-SPECIFIC CYTOTOXIC
CELLS IN NEONATAL BLOOD C. Truman, K. Haque, J. Dudley, J.M. Hows, B.A. Bradley (UK) |
| P248 | WHICH T-CELL RELATED GENES ARE ACTIVATED IN PRIMARY AND RECURRENT FOCAL
SEGMENTAL SCLEROSIS (FSGS)? J. Strehlau, C.v. Schnakenburg, A.D. Schachter, A. Strasburg, G. Offner, K. Latta, B. Enke, G. Filler, B. Klare, A. Tejani, T.B. Strom, J.H.H. Ehrich (Germany) |
| P249 | INFECTIONS IN PEDIATRIC KIDNEY AND LIVER TRANSPLANT PATIENTS M. Their, C. Holmberg, I. Lautenschlager, K. Höckerstedt, H. Jalanko (Finland) |
| P250 | DURATION OF INTERLEUKIN-2 RECEPTOR (IL-2R) SATURATION BY BASILIXIMAB IN
PEDIATRIC RENAL TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS V. Baudouin, G. Sterkers, H. Ansart, P. Niaudet, P. Cochat, C. Loirat (France) |
| P251 | NEPRHOTOXICITY OF TACROLIMUS (TAC) AND CYCLOSPORINE A (CYA): AN IN VITRO
MODEL N. Gordjani, T. Epting, P.F. Riepe, R. Nitschke, R. Greger, M. Brandis (Germany) |
| P252 | INCIDENCE OF CYTOMEGALOVIRUS (CMV) INFECTIONS IN PEDIATRIC RENAL
TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS L.T. Weber, I. Giurgea, J.J. Bugert, O. Mehls, B. Tönshoff (Germany) |
| P253 | GANCICLOVIR RESISTANT CMV DISEASE IN A PEDIATRIC RENAL TRANSPLANT
RECIPIENT L.T. Weber, J.J. Bugert, C.P. Schmitt, O. Mehls, B. Tönshoff (Germany) |
| P254 | CHARACTERIZATION OF THE GENES UPREGULATED IN THE MINIMAL CHANGE DISEASE
(MCD) AND RECURRENT POST TRANSPLANT NEPHROSIS D. Sahali, A. Pawlak, P. Lang, P. Remy, A. Bensman, G. Guellaen (France) |
| P255 | CONVERSION FROM AZATHIOPRINE TO MYCOPHENOLATE MOFETIL IN PEDIATRIC RENAL
TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS M. Charbit, G. Guest, M.F. Gagnadoux, P. Niaudet, M. Broyer (France) |
| 13.15 - 14.45 | Symposium S7 | AUDITORIUM 1 |
| NOVEL ASPECTS ON THE REGULATION OF WATER METABOLISM Chairperson: A. Aperia (Sweden), T. Tulussay (Hungary) |
ROLE OF WATER CHANNELS FOR THE ADAPTATION TO POSTNATAL LIFE - M. Yasui (USA)
BIDIRECTIONAL REGULATION OF WATER TRANSPORT BY AVP AND PROSTAGLANDIN E2 - M. Zelenina
(Sweden)
MOLECULAR MECHANISM OF DECREASED URINARY CONCENTRATING CAPACITY IN OBSTRUCTIVE
NEPHROPATHY - F. Frökiaer (Denmark)
| 13.15 - 14.45 | Symposium S8 | AUDITORIUM 2 |
| GROWTH DISTURBANCE IN CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE Chairperson: F. Santos (Spain), B. Tönshoff (Germany) Sponzored by Pharmacia & Upjohn |
MECHANISM CONTROLLING CHONDROCYTE DIFFERENTIATION - R. Cancceda (Italy)
RhGH TREATMENT OF UREMIC GROWTH FAILURE - LONG-TERM RESULTS AND FUTURE ASPECTS - R.N.
Fine (USA)
HIGH DOSE GROWTH HORMONE TREATMENT IN SHORT STATURE AFTER INTRAUTERINE GROWTH
RETARDATION AND IN GLUCOCORTICOID-INDUCED GROWTH FAILURE - P. Czernichow (France)
| 14.45 - 16.15 | Free Communications III. | AUDITORIUM 1 |
| CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE AND DIALYSIS Chairperson: V. Teplan (Czech Republic), E.Verrina (Italy) |
| 14.45 - 14.58 | |
| O11 | CHANGES OF AUTONOMIC CARDIOVASCULAR REGULATION MEASURED BY SPECTRAL
ANALYSES OF BLOOD PRESSURE IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE M. Bald, H. Rüdiger, H. Senkabak, D. Sahin, K.E. Bonzel, P.F. Hoyer (Germany) |
| 14.58 - 15.11 | |
| O12 | PRE-TRANSPLANT THROMBOPHILIA SCREENING IN CHILDREN WITH CHRONIC RENAL
FAILURE (CRF) J. Oh, A. Veldmann, W. Kreuz, I. Scharrer, O. Mehls, F. Schaefer (Germany) |
| 15.11 - 15.24 | |
| O13 | BRAIN ADAPTATION TO WATER LOADING IN RABBITS AS ASSESSED BY NMR
RELAXOMETRY E. Berényi, Z. Vajda, P. Bogner, I. Repa, T. Dóczi, E. Sulyok (Hungary) |
| 15.24 - 15.37 | |
| O14 | ICODEXTRIN STUDIES IN CHILDREN ON PD A.W. de Boer, C.H. Schröder, J.L. Willems, L.A.H. Monnens (The Netherlands) |
| 15.37 - 15.50 | |
| O15 | GLYCATED PRODUCTS INDUCED BY PERITONEAL DIALYSIS SOLUTION TURN-ON
FIBROBLAST-LIKE TRANSDIFFERENTIATION IN MESOTHELIAL CELLS: COMPARISON BETWEEN ICODEXTRIN
AND GLUCOSE A. Amore, G. Conti, P. Cirina, R. Coppo (Italy) |
| 15.50 - 16.15 | |
| ** Invited Lecture ** | EDTA-REPORT: THE SIGNIFICANCE OF RECURRENT RENAL DISEASES FOR
TRANSPLANT SURVIVAL O. Mehls (Germany), S. Rigden (UK) |
| 14.45 - 16.15 | Free Communications IV. | AUDITORIUM 2 |
| GENE POLYMORPHISM: SIGNIFICANCE FOR UROPATHY, PROGRESSION OF CRF AND
TRANSPLANT SURVIVAL Chairperson: G.M. Ghiggeri (Italy), L. Kovács (Slovakia) |
| 14.45 - 15.10 | |
| ** Invited Lecture ** | CYTOKINE GENE POLYMORPHISM: A PREDICTOR OF RENAL TRANSPLANT SURVIVAL I.V. Hutchinson (United Kingdom) |
| 15.10 - 15.23 | |
| O16 | IS PUBERTY A RISK FACTOR FOR PROGRESSION OF CHRONIC RENAL INSUFFICIENCY
(CRI)?RELAXOMETRY G. Ardissino, V. Dacco, A. Claris-Appiani, S. Testa, S. Loi , F. Sereni (Italy) |
| 15.23 - 15.36 | |
| O17 | ACE I/D GENOTYPE IS ASSOCIATED WITH SCAR FORMATION IN CHILDREN WITH
VESICOURETERAL REFLUX L. Kovács, J. Gut, T. uláková, O. Hamidová, A. ufliarska (Slovakia) |
| 15.36 - 15.49 | |
| O18 | INFLUENCE OF ANGIOTENSIN CONVERTING ENZYME (ACE) I/D GENE POLYMORPHISM
ON PARENCHYMAL LESIONS IN CONGENITAL UROPATHIES K. Hohenfellner, P. Brodhag, R. Brezinska, W. Mannhardt, V. Kon (Germany - USA) |
| 15.49 - 16.02 | |
| O19 | LOCAL HYPERACTIVITY OF ANGIOTENSIN CONVERTING ENZYME (ACE) IN KIDNEYS
OF IgA NEPHROPATHY PATIENTS: RELATIONSHIP WITH ACE GENOTYPE AND PROGRESSION TO RENAL
FAILURE R. Coppo, A. Amore, D. Roccatello, M. Alpa, B. Gianoglio, L. Bertola, G. Mazzola, G. Picciotto (Italy) |
| 16.02 - 16.15 | |
| O20 | GENETIC VARIANTS OF THE RENIN-ANGIOTENSIN SYSTEM (RAS) AND KIDNEY GRAFT
LONG-TERM OUTCOME IN PEDIATRIC RECIPIENTS F. Perfumo, Pediatric Kidney Transplantation Study Group of the North Italy Transplant program (NITp) Genoa, Milan, Padua (Italy) |
| 16.15 - 16.30 | Coffee Break |
| 16.30 - 17.10 | State of the Art Lecture L4 | AUDITORIUM 1 |
| PATHOGENESIS AND TREATMENT OF PRIMARY GLOMERULONEPHRITIS K. Matouovic (Czech Republic) |
| 17.15 - 18.15 | ESPN General Assembly | AUDITORIUM 2 |
| 20.30 - 24.00 | Annual Dinner | AUDITORIUM 1 |