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TH16 INTERNATIONALVICENZA COURSE ONCRITICAL CARE NEPHROLOGYVicenza, ItalyCongress Center Ente FierastMay 29 – June 1 , 2007Regione Veneto - ULSS 6 - 5 - 4Department of Nephrologyand Intensive Care MedicineSt. Bortolo HospitalTH16INTERNATIONAL VICENZA COURSEONCRITICAL CARE NEPHROLOGYPRELIMINARY PROGRAMVicenza, ItalyCongress Center Ente FierastMay 29 – June 1 , 2007www.vicenzanephrocourses.comwww.nefrologiavicenza.it The Department of Nephrology and IntensiveCare Medicineof St. Bortolo Hospital - ULSS 6 - Vicenzawelcomes you at theth16INTERNATIONAL VICENZA COURSEONCRITICAL CARE NEPHROLOGYstVicenza – Italy, May 29 - June 1 , 2007This is a multidisciplinary course sponsored by:The International Society of Nephrology (ISN)The European Dialysis and Transplantation Association (EDTA)The European Society of Intensive Care Medicine (ESICM)The European Society for Artificial Organs (ESAO)The International Federation of Kidney Foundation (NKF)The Italian Society of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care (SIAARTI)The Italian Society of Nephrology (SIN)European Dialysis & Transplait Nurses Association/European Renal Care Association (EDTNA/ERCA)The first three International Vicenza Courses onCritical Care Nephrology were held in 1998, 2001 and2004. We gathered participants from more than 50 dif-ferent countries. A series of lectures and panel discus-sions were delivered during the three days of eachcourse. The proceedings were published in a ...

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Regione Veneto - ULSS 6 - 5 - 4 Department of Nephrology and Intensive Care Medicine St. Bortolo Hospital

16 TH INTERNATIONAL VICENZA COURSE ON CRITICAL CARE NEPHROLOGY

PRELIMINARY PROGRAM

Vicenza, Italy Congress Center Ente Fiera May 29 – June 1 st , 2007

www.vicenzane phrocourses.com www.nefrologiavicenza.it

The Department of Nephrology and Intensive Care Medicine of St. Bortolo Hospital - ULSS 6 - Vicenza

welcomes you at the

16 th INTERNATIONAL VICENZA COURSE ON CRITICAL CARE NEPHROLOGY

Vicenza – Italy, May 29 - June 1 st , 2007

This is a multidisciplinary course sponsored by:

The International Society of Nephrology (ISN)

The European Dialysis and Transplantation Association (EDTA)

The European Society of Intensive Care Medicine (ESICM)

The European Society for Artificial Organs (ESAO)

The International Federation of Kidney Foundation (NKF)

The Italian Society of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care (SIAARTI)

The Italian Society of Nephrology (SIN)

European Dialysis & Transplait Nurses Association/ European Renal Care Association (EDTNA/ERCA)

The first three International Vicenza Courses on Critical Care Nephrology were held in 1998, 2001 and 2004. We gathered participants from more than 50 dif-ferent countries. A series of lectures and panel discus-sions were delivered during the three days of each course. The proceedings were published in a special issue of Kidney International for the first case and in special books entitled “Blood Purification in Intensive Care “and” Sepsis, Kidney and Multiple Organ Dysfunction” for the second and third cases. A wide-spread consensus on the format of the course and the timely publication of the proceedings was recorded from the participants and a remarkably positive feed-back was collected from physicians, nurses and mem-bers of the industry of the field. For this reason we decided to continue to host this course every three years; sufficient time required in our opinion for a real advancement in technology and scientific knowledge and a sufficient accumulation of new data. Our task is to put together specialists from diff erent disciplines in a single scientific event with a multidisciplinary approach to the critically ill patient with acute renal fai-lure and multiple organ dysfunction. The scientific quality of the course and its multidisciplinary nature are guaranteed by the reputation of the faculty and the endorsement of several international scientific Societies. We really hope that a large number of dele-gates will join this important event which is becoming a classic appointment for the experts and the physi-cians who want to receive updated information in the field of Critical Care Nephrology.

Claudio Ronco

16 TH INTERNATIONAL VICENZA COURSE ON CRITICAL CARE NEPHROLOGY

Chairman Claudio Ronco

General Secretary Alessandra Brendolan

Event Organizer Anna Saccardo Ilaria Balbo Silvia Fracasso

Local Organizing Committee Luisa Bragantini Stefano Chiaramonte Carlo Crepaldi Roberto Dell’Aquila Pierluigi Di Loreto Daniela Dissegna Fiorella Gastaldon Volker Goepel Massimo Milan Sabrina Milan Manani Federico Nalesso Mariapia Rodighiero Emilia Spanò

International Scientific Advisors Rinaldo Bellomo John Kellum Ravindra Mehta

FACULTY

Massimo Antonelli Roma - Italy Vicente Arroyo Barcelona - Spain Ian Baldwin Melbourne - Australia Rinaldo Bellomo Melbourne - Australia Joseph Bonventre Charlestown, MA - USA Giovanni Camussi Torino - Italy R. Chiolero Lausanne - Switzerland William Clark Indianapolis IN - USA Dinna Cruz Manila - Philippines Giorgio Della Rocca Udine - Italy Andrew Davenport London - England Debecker Wilfried Leuven - Belgium Marco Formica Cuneo - Italy Roberto Fumagalli Monza - Italia Loreto Gesualdo Foggia - Italia

Flaviano Ghiotto Vicenza - Italy Antonio Gullo Trieste - Italy Victor Gura Los Angeles - USA Hiroyuki Hirasawa Chiba - Japan Patric Honoré Belgium Eric Hoste Gent - Belgium Michael Joannidis Innsbruck - Austria Xavier Leverve Grenoble - Francia Nathan W. Levin New York, NY - USA John Kellum Pittsburgh, PA - USA Ravindra Mehta San Diego, CA USA -Bruce A. Molitoris USA Federico Nalesso Vicenza - Italy Steven Opal Rhode Island - USA Emil P. Paganini Cleveland, OH - USA

Didier Payen Paris - France 

Pasquale Piccinni Vicenza - Italy

Michael R. Pinsky Pittsburgh, PA - USA

Marco Ranieri Torino - Italy

Zaccaria Ricci Roma Italy -

Claudio Ronco Vicenza - Italy

Antonio Santoro Bologna - Italy

Miet Schetz Leuven - Belgium

Mervyn Singer London - UK

Peter Suter Geneva - Switzerland

Ashita Tolwani Birmingham - USA

Wim Van Biesen Ghent - Belgium

Ray Vanholder Ghent - Belgium

Jean Louis Vincent Brussels - Belgium

David G. Warnock Birmingham, AL - USA

The CCNN Group

The Critical Care Nephrology Nursing Group (CCNN Group) is a team consisting of nurses from St. Bortolo Hospital from different departments including Nephrology, Intensive Care and Cardiac Surgery. The team has experienced a strict collaboration for the implementation and the conduction of renal replacement therapies in critically ill patients. The mul-tidisciplinary experience allows them to provide a unique message of collaboration among different units (the so called “Vicenza Model”) which will be presented in the program of the course.

Il CCNN Group è un team formato da infermieri dell’Ospedale San Bortolo provenienti da diverse Divisioni incluse Nefrologia, Terapia Intensiva e CardioChirurgia. L’equipe ha acquisito una notevole esperienza nell’im-plementazione e nella cura delle terapie renali sosti-tutive nei pazienti critici. Questo approccio multidisci-plinare mostra un modo unico di collaborazione tra le diverse unità (chiamato “Modello Vicenza”) che sarà presentato nel corso del prog ramma.

SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM

The scientific program has been designed to offer a comprehensive review of the most important issues related to the management and care of the critically ill patient suffering from acute renal failure and multiple organ dysfunction. The course is intended to be a valuable educational occasion for beginners and for the experts in the field matching personal experiences with presentations from leading experts, data from current literature with everyday clinical practice and finally new problems and requirements with the most advanced technological innovations. The industry of the field is in fact considered a partner in this project where a continuous osmosis between clinical require-ments and technological advances is mandatory. The scientific program includes a complete overview of the problems encountered in the daily clinical prac-tice of specialists in the fields of intensiv e care, nephrology, surgery, cardiology, gastroenterology and pneumology, seen from a multidisciplinary point of view. The problem of acute renal failure in the critical-ly ill patient and all therapeutic possibilities and inter-ventions will be discussed by worldwide specialists of the field. At the same time, multiple organ dysfunction and sepsis will be debated as part of the complex clin-ical picture of the cr itically ill patient. New therapeutic options will be discussed and evidence for current practice will be presented. The program is sponsored by several scientific societies and it has been designed under the auspices of the Acute Dialysis Quality Initiative (ADQI). All the presentations will be collected in a formal publication which will allow par-ticipants to better follow the presentations and to pre-pare possible questions and comments in advance. We wish a fruitful course to all participants and we hope to have covered systematically most of the material in the field of critical care nephrology.

May 29

13,00 Educational Module on CRRT (spon-sored by Edwards Life Sciences)

Chairmen: H.M. O UDEMANS -V AN S TRAATEN

13,00 Basic principles of CRRT C. R ONCO 13,25 AKI and CRRT prescription P.H ONORÉ 13,50 Clinical aspects of CRRT D. J OURNOIS 14,15 Discussion

SESSION 1: Critical Care Nephrology today Chairmen: C. R ONCO , N. L EVIN

15,00 Critical Care Nephrology: A multidiscipli-nary field J.L. V INCENT 15,30 Acute Renal Failure in the ICU: Classifi-cation and epidemiology J. K ELLUM 16,00 The Lung and the Kidney: a perfect team or liaison dangereuse? M. R ANIERI 16,30 The heart and the kidney: reciprocal help or reciprocal damage? E. P AGANINI 17,00 The Liver and the kidney: mutual clear-ance or mixed intoxication? V.A RROYO 17,30 Pathophysiological foundations of ARF in sepsis R. B ELLOMO

SESSION 2: Opening Chairman: C. R ONCO

18,30 Critical Care Nephrology from origin to today C. R ONCO 19,00 Int. “Vicenza” Awards for Critical Care Nephrology R. M EHTA - M. P INSKY 19,15 Concert 20,00 Welcome Reception

May 30

SESSION 3: Epidemiology and Pathogenesis of ARF, Sepsis and MOF Chairmen: G. DELLA R OCCA - R. B ELLOMO

8,30 Incidence Classification and outcomes of ARF E. H OSTE 8,50 Incidence Classification and outcomes of Sepsis and MOF J.L. V INCENT 9,10 Risk Factors for ARF in the ICU P.P ICCINNI 9,30 Pathophysiology of ARF J. B ONVENTRE 9,50 Pathophysiology of Sepsis and Multiple Organ Failure M. P INSKY 10,10 Discussion 10,30 Coffee Break and Visit to the Exhibition

SESSION 4: Diagnosis and evaluation of severity of illness Chairmen: M. A NTONELLI – M. P INSKY

11,00 Diagnosis of AKI: from classic parame-ters to new biomarkers J. B ONVENTRE 11,20 New Microscopic imaging techniques for AKI B. M OLITORIS 11,40 Predictive capacity of severity scoring systems in ICU M. J OANNIDIS 12.00 Cytokine Gene Polymorfism: a new pre-dictor of outcome? J. K ELLUM 12,20 Determining the degree of immunodys-regulation in sepsis J.M. C AVAILLON 12,40 Discussion 13,00 Lunch