Preliminary Program

June 16th 2020

June 17th 2020

June 18th 2020
   
                       

Tuesday June 16th  
08.30 Registration

  
09.00 Welcome to the 3rd CiPAC

  
09.10 Introduction of the day

  
09.20 Neurotoxicity

 David Polaner
10.00 Break

  
10.30 Neurodevelopmental outcome after general anaesthesia/surgery

 Nicola Groes Clausen
11.00 Neuromonitoring in children
So far so good – but good enough?

 Mirjana Cvetkovic
11.30 Paediatric traumatic brain injury
A go-through-guideline

 Marianne Berntsen
12.00 Lunch

  
13.00 Anaesthesia in CHD for non-cardiac surgery

 David Polaner
13.30

Anaesthesia in children with univentricular hearts
Running on one cylinder..

 Jakob Gjedsted
14.00

Anaesthesia in children with pulmonary hypertension
The right ventricle is the key to success

 Hanne Berg Ravn
14.30 Break

  
15.00

Acceptable blood pressure limits during paediatric anaesthesia
How low can you go?

 David Polander/
Jakob Gjedsted
15.20

Anaesthesia in children with reduced ventricular function
Risks and pitfalls

 Hanne Berg Ravn
15.40

Peri-operative cardiac arrest - make it stop
Arrests in complex scenarios

 Marianne Berntsen
16.00 End of Lectures

  
16.30 Complimentary Canal Cruise and light dinner
ALL CiPAC Participants and Faculty are welcome!


  

  Wednesday June 17th 
08.00 Introduction to the Day
Introduction to "Tips, tricks and cheats"

 Morten Bøttger
Lasse Høgh Andersen
08.10 The use of the supraglottic airway
Use, misuse and abuse of the LMA

 Thomas Engelhardt
08.40 The challenge of difficult airway management
A practical approach

 Morten Bøttger
09.10 Paediatric eFONA
What saves life - Needle or knife?

 Thomas Hjuler
09.40 Break

  
10.10 Ventrain
The world of straw ventilation

 Dietmar Enk
10.40 Laryngoscopy in children – Pro/con panel
The most treasured devise


 Dietmar Enk/
Thomas Engelhardt
11.10 Ultrasound assessment of the airway
Adult and paediatric approach to neck US

 MIchael Seltz Kristensen
11.30 Lunch

  
12.30 Foreign body airway obstruction in children
When something small becomes a big problem

 To be announced
12.50 Difficult extubation
Difficult “takeoff” - difficult “touchdown”?

 Thomas Engelhardt
13.10 Tips, tricks and cheats
Sharing our best advice

 Lasse Høgh Andersen
 13.30 End of Lectures

  
     
14.00 Workshops

On the 2nd floor at DGI-byen

  
 
  • Straw ventilation continued
    What Ventrain can do for you and your patients
 Dietmar Enk
 
  • eFONA in your hands
    Experience our hybrid airway model
 Morten Bøttger
 
  • Difficult airway management
    Sandbox workshop
 Kirsten Eriksen
 
  • Rigid bronchoscopy
    Role in foreign body airway obstruction
 To be announced
 
  • Lung ultrasound in the critically ill child/neonate
 Nadya Yousef
 
  • Morbidity: My worst-case scenario
 Maja Filipovic
Mogens Ydemann
 

  • Picclines insertion in neonates
    Tips and tricks

 Torsten Lauritsen
 
  • Distraction when it works
    Virtual reality, magic glove and more ...

 Søren Walther-Larsen
18.00 End of workshops

  
18.30 Dinner at DGI-byens Restaurant and Entertainment
Complimentary for All CiPAC Participants and Faculty - Welcome All!


  
 

Thursday June 18th

 
09.00 Introduction of the day

 Torsten Lauritsen
09.05 Evidence based paediatric anaesthesia of today…
Overview of the most well-designed studies relevant for paediatric anaesthesia

 Arash Afshari
09.40 “Anaesthesia for the repair of oesophageal atresia” just another routine anaesthesia?
Case presentation of a complex disease

 Volker Classen
10.00 Break

  
10.30

Fluids and inotropes pro/con debate
Anaesthesiologist & intensivist

 Arash Afshari/
Morten Hylander
11.00

Perioperative haemodynamics during operation for oesophageal atresia. Do we really know what we are doing?

WHAT to do with: Fluids, vasopressors, haemodynamic monitoring, haemostasis and the management of severe bleeding?
Panel discussion: Neonatologists, anaesthesiologist and intensivists

 Marguerite Ellekvist (moderator)

Nadya Yousef,
Arash Afshari,
Morten Hylander,
Ulrik Lausten-Thomsen
11.45 Lunch

  
12.45 Operation succeeded - mission completed?
Postoperative morbidity and Consequences along the side.
Panel discussion: Surgeon, Neonatologist and the Anaesthetist

 Gert Fonnest,
Ulrik Lausten-Thomsen,
Marguerite Ellekvist
13.30 Perioperative US
FATE - How to optimize the critically ill neonate?

 Nadya Yousef
14.00

A new challenge in town - Laparoscopy in premature.

Are we there yet?
What the surgeon thinks and what the anaesthetist thinks

 Torsten Lautitsen
14.30 Break

  
15.00 The child that doesn´t want to be anesthetized
Challenge induction?

 Volker Classen
15.15

Alternatives to the midazolam straitjacket

 Søren Walther Larsen
  Integrated play

 Torsten Lauritsen
16.00 Delirium postoperatively – one drug problem solved?
Perspectives from the clonidine study

 Mogens H. Ydemann
16.30 Goodbye – we hope to see you in Copenhagen again  
     
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