Selected Abstracts of the 2nd Congress of joint European Neonatal Societies (jENS 2017); Venice (Italy); October 31-November 4, 2017; Session "Epidemiology and Networks"

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58th ESPR Annual Meeting, 7th International Congress of UENPS, 3rd International Congress of EFCNIORGANIZING INSTITUTIONSEuropean Society for Paediatric Research (ESPR), European Society for Neonatology (ESN), Union of European Neonatal & Perinatal Societies (UENPS), European Foundation for the Care of Newborn Infants (EFCNI)ORGANIZING COMMITTEELuc Zimmermann (President of ESPR), Morten Breindahl (President of ESN), Manuel Sánchez Luna (President of UENPS), Silke Mader (Chairwoman of the Executive Board and Co-Founder of EFCNI)SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEEVirgilio P. Carnielli (Congress President Chair), Pierre Gressens (Past Scientific President), Umberto Simeoni, Manon Benders, Neil Marlow, Ola D. Saugstad, Petra Hüppi, Agnes van den HoogenABS 1. AN EVALUATION OF DOCTORS AND MEDICAL STUDENT’S KNOWLEDGE OF PAEDIATRIC VACCINATIONS IN PAKISTAN • N. NadeemABS 2. AN EVALUATION OF DOCTORS AND MEDICAL STUDENT’S ATTITUDES AND BELIEFS OF PAEDIATRIC VACCINATIONS IN PAKISTAN • N. NadeemABS 3. APPLYING DATA MINING TECHNIQUES TO PREDICT BRONCHOPULMONARY DYSPLASIA IN VERY-LOW-BIRTH-WEIGHT (VLBW) INFANTS. A POPULATION-BASED STUDY • Y.J. Lin, C.H. Lin, Y.C. Lin, Y.S. Chang, C.C. Huang, K.I. TsouABS 4. IN UTERO EXPOSURE TO PERFLUOROALKYL AND POLYFLUOROALKYL SUBSTANCES AND ATTENTION AND EXECUTIVE FUNCTION IN THE OFFSPRING • C.C. Bach, Z. Liew, N.B. Matthiesen, T.B. Henriksen, B.H. Bech, E.A. Nohr, E.C. Bonefeld-Jørgensen, J. OlsenABS 5. MORTALITY, MORBIDITY AND SHORT-TERM RETINOPATHY OF PREMATURITY OUTCOMES IN EXTREME PRETERM NEONATES: A 5 YEAR STUDY • H. Jarvis, M. Sdobnikovs, J. William, F. Dean, P. SatodiaABS 6. ASSOCIATION BETWEEN MATERNAL BODY MASS INDEX IN EARLY PREGNANCY AND INCIDENCE OF CEREBRAL PALSY • S. Johansson, E. Villamor, K. Tedroff, M. Peterson, M. Neovius, G. Petersson, S. CnattingiusABS 7. IMPACT OF MAJOR NEONATAL MORBIDITIES ON THE OUTCOME AT 6.5 YEARS OF CHILDREN BORN EXTREMELY PRETERM: A SWEDISH NATIONAL PROSPECTIVE STUDY (EXPRESS) • A. Farooqi, K. Källén, K. Maršál, F. SereniusABS 8. PREVALENCE OF LONG-TERM NEURO­DE­VELOPMENTAL IMPAIRMENT FOLLOWING EXTREMELY PRETERM BIRTH IN EUROPE: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW • S. Sarda, G. Sarri, S. Abogunrin, C. SiffelABS 9. NEONATAL MORTALITY AND MORBIDITY IN FIVE PROVINCIAL HOSPITALS IN THE PEOPLE’S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF LAOS AFTER IMPLEMENTATION OF A TEACHING PROGRAM FOR NEONATAL CARE • S. Schmidt, B. Saysanasongkham, T. HoehnABS 10. INCIDENCE OF BRONCHOPULMONARY DYS­PLASIA AND INTRAVENTRICULAR HAEMOR­RHAGE AMONG EXTREMELY PRETERM IN­FANTS IN EUROPE: A SYSTEMATIC LITER­ATURE REVIEW • C. Siffel, K. Kistler, J. Lewis, S. SardaABS 11. PERINATAL INFECTIONS AND CEREBRAL PALSY: ARE PROLONGED RUPTURES OF MEMBRANES A RISK FACTOR IN CHILDREN BORN AT TERM? • M. Mynarek, S. Bjellmo, S. Lydersen, J. Afset, G. Andersen, T. VikABS 12. CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY (NON-POST-NEONATAL) BORN AT TERM, NON-ADMITTED TO NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE, FROM THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL REGISTER • D. Virella, T. Folha, M.G. Andrada, A. Cadete, R. Gouveia, T. Gaia, J.J. Alvarelhão, E. CaladoABS 13. CHRONIC CONDITIONS AND HEALTH CARE NEEDS OF ADOLESCENTS BORN MODERATE­LY PRETERM AT 32-26 WEEKS’ GESTATION: A SWEDISH REGIONAL POPULATION BASED CASE CONTROL STUDY • A. Farooqi, A. Sjöström, M. Adamsson, M. Bäckman, B. HägglöfABS 14. TRENDS IN MORTALITY AND MAJOR MORBIDITY OF VERY PRETERM NEONATES IN 10 NATIONAL NEONATAL DATABASES: THE INTERNATIONAL NETWORK FOR EVALUATION OF OUTCOMES (INEO) EXPERIENCE • K. Lui, S. Lee, S. Kusuda, M. Adams, M. Vento, B. Reichman, B. Darlow, L. Lehtonen, N. Modi, M. Norman, S. Hakansson, D. Bassler, F. Rusconi, P. Shah on behalf of the International Network for Evaluating Outcomes of NeonatesABS 15. DOWN’S SYNDROME: PREVALENCE AND PRENATAL DIAGNOSIS IN LATVIA • I. Zile, I. Gavare, I. Grinfelde, I. Malniece, Z. Baltane, A. MaurinaABS 16. EDUCATIONAL TRAJECTORIES OF SCHOOL OUTCOME AFTER PRETERM BIRTH • D. Odd, D. Evans, A. EmondABS 17. THE CHANGING OF LATE FETAL DEATH IN LATVIA BETWEEN 2000 AND 2014 • I. Zile, I. Ebela, V. Folkmanis, I. Rumba-RozenfeldeABS 18. CAREGIVER BURDEN ASSOCIATED WITH EXTREMELY PRETERM BIRTH • S. Sarda, W. Lenderking, R. Pokrzywinski, S. Stringer, A. MangiliABS 19. HOW “BABY FRIENDLY” CAN A “BABY-FRIENDLY HOSPITAL” BE? – EXPERIENCE IN A ROMANIAN NEONATAL CLINIQUE • M. Simon, R. Sánta, Zs. Gáll, L. Suciu, R. Marian, M. Rusneac, C. Gliga, M. CucereaABS 20. DIFFERENTIAL SUSCEPTIBILITY EFFECTS OF MATERNAL SENSITIVITY AT AGE 6 ON SMALL FOR GESTATIONAL AGE ADULTS’ ATTENTION REGULATION AND WEALTH AT AGE 26 • T. Nichols, J. Jaekel, P. Bartmann, D. WolkeABS 21. PRETERM CHILDREN’S SOCIAL INHIBITION BEFORE SCHOOL ENTRY PREDICTS THEIR FRIENDSHIPS IN 2ND GRADE • J. Jaekel, K. Heuser, L. Miranda, D. WolkeABS 22. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PRENATAL UL­TRASOUND DIAGNOSIS IN RECOGNITION OF MUSCULOSKELETAL MALFORMATIONS • A. Beke, Z. Tidrenczel, F.R. ErosABS 23. A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF INCIDENCE OF NEONATAL NECROTISING ENTEROCOLITIS IN HIGH INCOME COUNTRIES • C. Battersby, T. Santhalingam, K. Costeloe, N. ModiABS 24. PREVALENCE OF LATE PRETERM INFANTS IN THE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL OF THE SOUTH REGION OF BRAZIL: INCREASED NEONATAL MORBIDITY RISK COMPARED WITH TERM INFANTS • P.J.H. Nader, S.S. Nader, L. Acosta, A. SangalliABS 25. VARIATIONS IN INITIAL OXYGEN CON­CEN­TRATION AT RESUSCITATION OF PRETERM NEONATES < 29 WEEKS GESTATION: AN INTERNATIONAL SURVEY • K. Lui, M. Vento, A. Noguchi, S. Hakannson, B. Reichman, P. Shah, G. Sjörs, F. Rusconi, M. Adams, S. Lee, L. Lehtonen, S. Kusuda, T. Isayama, N. Modi, D. Bassler, M. Beltempo, K. Helenius, N. Morisaki, B.A. DarlowABS 26. THE INFLUENCE OF TWO DIFFERENT FAT EMULSIONS USED FOR PARENTERAL NUTRITION ON THE INCIDENCE OF SELECTED COMPLICATIONS OF PREMATURITY • Z. Owsianska, G. Matusiak, K. Mielnik, T. Szczapa, J. GadzinowskiABS 27. RIGHT PLACE – RIGHT TIME? PLACE OF BIRTH AND TRANSFERS OF EXTREME PRE­TERM NEONATES WITHIN TWO ADJACENT NEO­NATAL OPERATIONAL DELIVERY NETWORKS • D. Vieten, M. Sutcliffe, V. Rasiah, A. PhilpottABS 28. MORBIDITY, MORTALITY AND 2-YEAR OUT­COME OF BABIES BORN WITH WEIGHT = 500 G OVER 11 YEARS IN A TERTIARY NEONATAL UNIT • M. Noureldein, A. Olariu, J. EgyepongABS 29. PHENOTYPIC SPECTRUM OF GOLDENHAR SYNDROME: A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY • N. Kasdallah, M.T. Lamouchi, M. Sallemi, W. Barbaria, KasraouABS 30. EPIDEMIOLOGY OF ESBL-PRODUCING MULTIDRUG-RESISTANT GRAM-NEGATIVE BACILLI IN THREE NICUs IN ITALY • D. Vecchio, L. Saporito, C. Achille, D.M. Geraci, S. Giampietro, M. Trancassini, C. Tzialla, C.M. Maida, M. MarioABS 31. RETURN TO WORK TRAINING REQUIREMENTS FOR NEONATAL NURSES: A NETWORK SURVEY • C. Hiatt, R. Blake, J. Furness, K. Dewitt, N. Shankle, V. McFadden, P. Nath, P. SatodiaABS 32. USE OF SPECIALIST SERVICES UNTIL TWO YEARS OF AGE IN THE EPICE COHORT OF VERY PRETERM BIRTHS IN EUROPE • A.-V. Seppänen, F. Bodeau-Livinec, E.M. Boyle, A.-K. Edstedt-Bonamy, M. Cuttini, L. Toome, R.F. Maier, E. Cloet, C. Koopman-Esseboom, J. Gadzinowski, J. ZeitlinABS 33. CONGENITAL HEART DEFECTS AND THE RISK OF SPONTANEOUS PRETERM BIRTH: A NATIONWIDE STUDY OF 924,422 LIVEBORN INFANTS • N.B. Matthiesen, J.R. Østergaard, C.C. Bach, V. Hjortdal, T.B. HenriksenABS 34. THE DOSE-EFFECT RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GESTATIONAL AGE AND SEVERE SCHOOL DIFFICULTIES – A DANISH POPULATION-BASED REGISTER STUDY • R. Wiingreen, G. Greisen, J. Svensson, B.M. HansenABS 35. RISK FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH MORTALITY AT THE LIMIT OF VIABILITY • S. Zeballos Sarrato, N. González Pacheco, I. Pescador Chamorr, A. Rodriguez Sánchez de la Blanca, M. Sánchez LunaABS 36. TRENDS IN MORTALITY RATES AT THE LIMIT OF VIABILITY IN THE LAST DECADE • S. Zeballos Sarrato, G. Zeballos Sarrato, I. Pescador Chamorro, A, Rodriguez, S. Villar Castro, M. Sánchez LunaABS 37. TEMPORAL TRENDS IN PRETERM INFANT MORTALITY OVER THE LAST 15 YEARS (2001-2015), WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO 23 WEEK GESTATION INFANTS. RESULTS FROM A UK SINGLE CENTRE CASE SERIES WITH COMPARISON TO THE VERMONT OXFORD NETWORK • A. Doerr, D. OddABS 38. TRENDS IN MAJOR MORBIDITY RATES AT THE LIMIT OF VIABILITY IN THE LAST DECADE • S. Zeballos Sarrato, A. Rodriguez Sánchez de la Blanca, S. Villar Castro, C. Ramos Navarro, G. Zeballos Sarrato, M. Sánchez LunaABS 39. IMPACT OF ELECTIVE CAESARIAN SECTION ON NEONATAL RETRIEVAL IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA DURING A 12 YEAR PERIOD • A. Tho, S. Resnick, J.W. DavisABS 40. FEMORAL PULSE EXAMINATION’S ABILITY TO PREDICT COARCTATION OF THE AORTA • F. Khammari Nystroem, S. Johansson, O. Stephansson, M. AltmanABS 41. PREDICTING DEVELOPMENTAL OUTCOMES IN EXTREMELY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT INFANTS: A STATISTICAL LEARNING APPROACH • C. Keogh, B. Arthurs, S. Atikah, P. Carr, N. Grayson, E. Horgan, E. Moran, S. O’Regan, E. MolloyABS 42. A REGISTRY-BASED DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF END STAGE RENAL DISEASE AND RENAL REPLACEMENT THERAPY IN SWEDISH NEONATES • S. Nolbrant, O. Andersson, B. Hallberg, L. SartzABS 43. PAEDIATRIC HEAD TRAUMA IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT • E. Ryan, T. Bolger, I. Okafor, M. Barrett, E. Molloy