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Irish Paediatric AssociationAnnual MeetingFriday 8th and Saturday 9th November 2013Red Cow Moran HotelDublinFRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 201307.30-08.30REGISTRATION – TEA/COFFEE & PASTRIES08.30-08.40OPENING ADDRESSDr Kevin Dunne, President; Dr Anne-Marie Murphy, Secretary; Dr Roy Philip & Dr 9.5009.50-10.0010.00-10.10SESSION 1: GENERAL PAEDIATRICS:Chairs: Dr David Coghlan, Dr Kevin Dunne, Dr Roy Philip & Dr Colm TraversINFANTS WITH FPIES TO SOLID FOOD PROTEINS - CHICKEN, RICE AND OATSK Cunningham1, B Scanlan1, D Coghlan1, S Quinn1, M Roddy2, 1Paediatrics, AMNCH Tallaght, Dublin,2Dietetics, AMNCH Tallaght, DublinFOOD AND BEVERAGE CUES IN CHILDREN'S TELEVISION PROGRAMMES: THE INFLUENCE OFPROGRAMME GENREP Scully1, O Reid1, A Macken1,2,4, D Leddin3,4, W Cullen4, C Dunne4, C O Gorman1,3,41The Children's Ark, University Hospital Limerick, Limerick, 2National Children's Research Centre,Dublin, 3Dalhousie University, Halifax, Canada, 4Centre for Interventions in Infection, Inflammation& Immunity, Graduate Entry Medical School, LimerickCOELIAC SEROLOGY TESTING IN IRISH CHILDREN - A SUBSTITUTE FOR BIOPSY?JS Kutty1, M McDermott2, M O'Sullivan2, S Quinn1, A Broderick1,3, B Bourke1,3, S Hussey1,31National Centre for Paediatric Gastroenterology, Our Lady's Children's Hospital, Crumlin, Dublin12, 2Department of Pathology, Our Lady's Children's Hospital,Crumlin, Dublin 12, 3School ofMedicine and Medical Science, University College Dublin, DublinTAKING CHARGE: QUALITY OF LIFE IN ADOLESCENTS WITH EPILEPSY.C.J. Barter 2, C.A. Norton2, Dr E O'Mahony1, 21Department of Paediatrics, University Hospital Limerick, Limerick, 2Graduate Entry Medical School,University of Limerick, LimerickTHE CHALLENGE OF CHANGEA Nosherwan1, M Mahony1, M Floyd1, J Twomey11Paediatrics, University Hospital, LimerickMANAGING NEONATAL ILEOSTOMIESM Crealey1, M Walsh2, S Awadalla3, JF Murphy11Neonatology, Children's University Hospital, Temple St, Dublin,2Neonatal Nursing, Children'sUniversity Hospital, Temple St, Dublin, 3Neonatal Surgery, Children's University Hospital, Temple St,DublinCLOSING THE LOOP: A FOLLOW UP AUDIT ON THE USE OF SEAT BELTS BY PRIMARY SCHOOLCHILDREN IN THE SLIGO AREAR Mc Govern, N Bussman, H Greaney, 1Department of Paediatrics, Sligo General HospitalCURRENT PRACTICES IN SCREENING FOR DEVELOPMENTAL DYSPLASIA OF THE HIP (DDH) IN IRISHHOSPITALS.D Staunton1, G Fox1, 1Department of Paediatrics, Mayo General Hospital, Castlebar, Co. MayoSHAKEN BABY SYNDROME: AN IRISH PERSPECTIVEAK Mann1, B Rai2, F Sharif2, C Vavasseur11Department of Neonatology, National Maternity Hospital, Holles Street, Dublin 2, 2Department ofPaediatrics, Midlands Regional Hospital, Mullingar, Co. Westmeathi
Irish Paediatric AssociationTHFRIDAY 8 NOVEMBER 201310.10-10.15(5 mins)10.15-10.20(5 mins)10.20-10.25(5 2.4513.00-14.00IMPACT OF MATERNAL AND FETAL INFLAMMATORY PATHWAYS ON INFANT ADIPOSITYJ Donnelly1, J Walsh1, M Horan1, J Byrne2, E Molloy1,2, F McAuliffe11Dept of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland2, National Maternity Hospital, DublinNEW HAZARDS IN THE HOME: ACCIDENTAL INGESTION PRESENTATIONS TO EDCM Moore1, J Doyle1, AJ Nicholson11Department of Paediatrics, Temple St CUH, DublinAMBULATORY PENICILLIN CHALLENGESB. Scanlan, D. Coghlan, Department of Paediatrics, National Children’s Hospital, Tallaght, Dublin 24COFFEE/MINGLING/POSTER & EXHIBITION STAND VIEWINGGUEST LECTURE - Introduction: Dr Con Sreenan and Dr Turlough Bolger“DANCE THERAPY TO IMPROVE SOCIAL COHESION , MENTAL AND PHYSICAL HEALTH INLIMERICK URBAN YOUTH COMMUNITIES AND CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES”Elizabeth O'Mahony, Consultant Paediatric Neurologist, Acting Academic Head, GraduateMedical Entry School, University of LimerickSESSION 2: MEDICAL EDUCATION, MANAGEMENT AND LABORATORY MEDICINEChairs: Dr Frances Neenan, Dr Emily Kiernan, Dr Sarah Lewis & Dr Elizabeth O’MahonyTHE CHILD WITH COMPLEX HEALTH ISSUES: A TEACHING MODULE FOR UNDERGRADUATEMEDICAL STUDENTSH Bruell1, A Nicholson1, EJ Molloy1,1Paediatric Department , RCSI, DublinTHE ESTABLISHMENT OF A PAEDIATRIC OBESITY CLINIC AT UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL, LIMERICKKP Dowd1, AM Murphy2, CS O'Gorman1, 2, 14i Centre, Graduate Entry Medical School, University ofLimerick, Limerick, 2Department of Paediatrics, University Hospital, LimerickTRYPTOPHAN AND ITS KYNURENINE PATHWAY METABOLITES IN BREAST MILK: INFLUENCE OFMATERNAL STRESS AND IMMUNE STATUS AND DEVELOPMENTAL RELEVANCEL O'Rourke1,2,3, G Clarke4,5, A Nolan4,5, TG Dinan4,5, C Stanton4,5,6, CA Ryan1,2,31Graduate Entry Medical School, University of Limerick, Limerick, 2Department of Neonatology,Cork University Maternity Hospital, Cork, 3Department of Paediatrics and Child Health, UniversityCollege Cork, Cork, 4Alimentary Pharmabiotic Centre, University College Cork, Cork, 5Department ofPsychiatry, University College Cork, Cork, 6Teagasc Food Research Centre, Fermoy, CorkTHE PREVALENCE AND NATURE OF PRESCRIBING ERRORS IN PAEDIATRIC INPATIENTS IN AN IRISHGENERAL HOSPITALM O’Malley 1, P. Costello 2, G. Colohan 3, P Curran 2, 1 Graduate Entry School, University of Limerick,2Department of Paediatrics, 3 Pharmacy Department, Portiuncula Hospital, Ballinasloe, Co GalwayCLINICAL PHENOTYPE ASSOCIATED WITH RECESSIVE MUTATIONS IN LARS GENESMC Slattery1, J Casey2, N Lynam-Lennon5, P McGettigan3, J O'Sullivan5, M McDermott4, K Forde1,M Cotter6, AA Monavari1, J Hughes1, B Bourke7, S Ennis3, SA Lynch8, E Crushell11National Centre for Inherited Metabolic Disorders, Dublin, 2National Children's Research Centre,Dublin, 3University College Dublin, 4Pathology, Our Lady's Children's Hospital, Dublin,5Institute of Molecular Medicine, Trinity College Dublin, 6Haematology, Temple Street Children'sUniversity Hospital, Dublin, 7Gastroenterology, Our Lady's Children's Hospital, Crumlin, Dublin,8National Centre for Medical Genetics, Dublin,GUEST LECTURE – Introduction: Prof. Clodagh O’Gorman and Dr Turlough Bolger"FAT-BURNING SECRETS: CLINICAL FEATURES OF FATTY ACID OXIDATION DEFECTS"Ina Knerr, Consultant Metabolic Paediatrician, National Centre for Inherited Metabolic DisordersChildren's University Hospital, Temple Street, Dublin 1LUNCH/POSTER WALK 1 AND ADJUDICATIONDr Anne-Marie Murphy, Dr Con Sreenan, Dr Turlough Bolger and Dr John Twomey, Dr KevinDunne, Dr Roy Philipii
Irish Paediatric AssociationTHFRIDAY 8 NOVEMBER 00SESSION 3: SUB-SPECIALTY AND SPECIAL INTEREST PAEDIATRICSChairs: Prof. Martin White, Dr Paraic Curran, Dr Alan Macken & Dr Barry ScanlanJUVENILE DERMATOMYOSITIS: CREATININE KINASE AND ITS SIGNIFICANCEA Fox1, S Durnin2, O Killeen2, E MacDermott21Graduate Entry Medical School, University of Limerick, Limerick, Ireland2National Centre for Paediatric Rheumatology, Our Lady's Children's Hospital Crumlin, DublinPAEDIATRIC LUNG TRANSPLANTATION IN IRELAND:NEW HOPESA Murphy1, K Carson2, J Lordan3, A Fischer3, O Ahmareen1, F Healy1, DM Slattery11Respiratory Unit, CUH Temple Street, Dublin, 2Paediatric Intensive Care Unit, CUH Temple Street,Dublin, 3Lung and Heart Transplant Unit, Freeman Hospital,Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHSFoundation Trust, Newcastle Upon Time, United KingdomTHE CHANGING BEHAVIOUR OF NEW ONSET IBD IN IRISH CHILDREN FROM 2010-2011A. Carey1, J. O' Gorman1, A. Cafferty1, K. O'Driscoll1, M. Hamzawi1, B. Bourke1, A. Broderick1, S.Hussey1, 1National Centre for Paediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition, Our LadysHospital for Sick Children, Crumlin, Dublin 12EVALUATION OF SAFETY AND COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF THE LOW RISK ANKLE RULE IN ONE OFEUROPE’S BUSIEST PAEDIATRIC EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTSB Ramasubbu1, I Okafor1, R McNamara1, S Deiratany11Emergency Department, Children's University Hospital, Temple Street, DublinPAEDIATRIC ADMISSION TO ADULT INTENSIVE CARE UNIT - IS IT A SAFE PRACTIcE?K GORMAN1, J BATES2, M HERZIG1, K DUNNE11Department of Paediatrics, University Hospital Galway,, Galway, 2Department of Critical Care,University Hospital Galway,, GalwayTEMPORAL TRENDS IN STATUS OF HIV INFECTED CHILDREN TRANSITIONING TO ADULT SERVICESOVER THREE DECADES.WL Macken1, E Ryan2, K Butler1,2, M Goode2, P Galvin21School of Medicine and Medical Science, University College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland2Rainbow Clinic, Department of Immunology and Infectious Disease, Our Lady's Children's HospitalCrumlin, DublinAN AUDIT OF BOTULINUM TOXIN TREATMENT IN CEREBRAL PALSY 2008-2012: DOSAGEINTERVAL AND THE IMPACT OF GROSS MOTOR CLASSIFICATION ON TREATMENT.M Monsour1, E Crowley1, S Kelly1,2, DGM McDonald1,21Developmental Paediatrics, The Children's Hospital, Tallaght, Dublin, Ireland2Community Paediatrics, Enable Ireland, DublinVITAMIN D IN PAEDIATRIC INTENSIVE CARE PATIENTS AT RISK OF SEPSISC Onwuneme 1,3,,4, Dermot Doherty3,6, Martina Healy 6, Mark Kilbane2, Nuala Murphy 3, Malachi JMcKenna 2 , Eleanor J Molloy 1,4-61Paediatrics, National Maternity Hospital; 2Metabolism Laboratory, St Vincent's University Hospital,Dublin; 3Children’s University Hospital, Dublin; 4UCD School of Medicine & Medical Sciences,University College Dublin; 5Paediatrics, Royal College of Surgeons of Ireland; 6Neonatology, OurLady’s Children’s Hospital, Crumlin, DublinBARRIERS TO OPTIMAL GLYCAEMIC CONTROL IN ADOLESCENTS WITH TYPE 1 DIABETESMELLITUS, ATTENDING UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL GALWAYF Nolan1, R Geoghegan1, 2, G Loftus1, 21School of Medicine, National University of Ireland, Galway, Galway, 2Department of Paediatrics,University Hospital Galway, GalwayCOFFEE/MINGLING/POSTER & EXHIBITION STAND VIEWINGGUEST LECTURE – Introduction: Dr Roy Philip and Dr John Twomey“CLEFT PALATE AND PIERRE ROBIN SEQUENCE”Mr David Orr, Consultant Paediatric Plastic Surgeon and Ms Laura Duggan, Cleft coOrdinator/Clinical Nurse Specialist, Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital, CrumlinClosing Remarks and Awarding of Prizes from Day 1 – Raffle Day 1IPA AGM – Chairs: Kevin Dunne, Roy Philip, Anne-Marie Murphy, Rosemarie Manningiii
Irish Paediatric AssociationAnnual MeetingFRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 201318.00-20.30EVENING PROGRAMME:18.00-20.00POSTER WALK 2/ADJUDICATION AND DRINKS RECEPTIONDr Anne-Marie Murphy, Prof. Eleanor Molloy, Dr Turlough Bolger, Prof Martin White & Dr JohnTwomey, Dr Ina Knerr20.30DINNER WELCOME AND GRACE – Dr Kevin Dunne20.30DINNER22.00After Dinner Speaker – Dr John Twomeyiv
Irish Paediatric AssociationAnnual MeetingFriday 8th and Saturday 9th November 2013Red Cow Hotel,DublinSATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 201307.30-08.30REGISTRATION – TEA/COFFEE & PASTRIES08.30OPENING ADDRESSDr Kevin Dunne, President; Dr Anne-Marie Murphy, Secretary; Dr Roy Philip & Dr RosemarieManningGUEST LECTURE – Introduction: Prof Clodagh O’Gorman and Dr Turlough 09.5009.50-09.5509.55-10.0010.00-10.05“OVERVIEW OF CRANIOFACIAL SERVICES IN IRELAND”Mr Dylan Murray, Mater Misericordiae Hospital, Dublin and Children’s University Hospital,DublinSESSION 4: SHORT PAPER PRESENTATIONSChairpersons: Dr Rosemarie Manning, Dr Roy Philip, Dr Paul Scully and Dr Orla CoyleIS MENINGOCOCCAL B VACCINATION WORTH IMPLEMENTING IN THE IRISHPAEDIATRIC POPULATION?E Crowley1, AF Nicholson11Department of Paediatrics, Children's University Hospital, Temple Street, DublinAUDIT OF VITAL SIGNS RECORDED IN THE PAEDIATRIC EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTCP Travers1 , SP Lewis1, B Linnane11Department of Paediatrics, University Hospital Limerick, LimerickIS VALGANCYCLOVIR USEFUL IN THE TREATMENT OR FOR PROPHYLAXIS IN RENAL TRANSPLANTPATIENTS THAT ARE EBV POSITIVE ON WHOLE BLOOD PCR.R Haydar1, I Gill2, C Teoh3, M Waldron4, N Dolan5, M Riordan6, A Awan71Nephrology , Childrens university Hospital, Temple street/Dublin24-HOUR HELPLINE ACCESS TO EXPERT MANAGEMENT ADVICE FOR FOOD ALLERGY-TRIGGEREDANAPHYLAXIS IN INFANTS, CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE: A PRAGMATIC, RANDOMISEDCONTROLLED TRIALMM Kelleher1, A Dunn Galvin1, A Sheikh2, C Cullinane1, J Fitzsimons3, JO'B Hourihane1,1Department of Paediatrics & Child Health, University College Cork, Cork, 2Allergy & RespiratoryResearch Group, Centre for Population Health Sciences, The University of Edinburgh, Scotland.,3Department of Paediatrics, Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, Drogheda, Co LouthTRANSITION TO ADULT CARE FOR CHILDREN WITH DIABETES IN IRELAND- A NATIONAL AUDITJB Letshwiti 1, CS O'Gorman1, 1Department of Paediatrics, University Hospital Limerick, LimerickQUESTIONSCLINICAL AND EPIDEMIOLOGICAL DATA ON PERTUSSIS IN MID-WESTERN REGION OF IRELANDA.M Ismail, R Ghori, A Roman, J Twomey1University Hospital LimerickDIAGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE OF PERIPHERAL BLOOD INDICATORS IN ACUTE LEUKAEMIAS INCHILDREND Bux, A.O’Marcaigh, OP smith, Our Lady’s Children Hospital Crumlin, DublinAN AUDIT OF HEIGHT AND WEIGHT MEASUREMENTS OF CHILDREN ADMITTED TO A PAEDIATRICWARD IN UNIVERSITY CHILDREN HOSPITAL LIMERICKOA IHIDERO, PA IHIDERO, S GALLAGHER1Paediatric Department, University Hospital Limerick, LimerickMR ENTEROGRAPHY IN A PAEDIATRIC GASTROENTEROLOGY DEPARTMENT: A 2 YEAREXPERIENCEC Howard1, A Byrne2, S Hussey1, 1National Centre for Paediatric Gastroenterology, Our Lady'sChildren's Hospital Crumlin, Dublin, 2Department of Radiology, Our Lady's Children's HospitalCrumlin, Dublinv
Irish Paediatric AssociationSATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 201310.05-10.15(10 .00-14.05PAEDIATRIC DROWNING IN IRELAND: A TEN YEAR REVIEWT Nabialek1, 2, C Breatnach1, 1Department of Paediatric Intensive Care, Our Lady's Children'sHospital, 2Department of General Paediatrics, Children's University Hospital, Temple Street, DublinQUESTIONSCOFFEE/MINGLING/POSTER & EXHIBITION STAND VIEWINGSESSION 5: PLENARY SESSIONChairpersons: Prof. Karina Butler, Dr Basil Elnazir, Dr Sean Walsh, Dr Fiona McElligottUNEXPLAINED GLOBAL DEVELOPMENTAL DELAY: GUIDELINES FOR FIRST LINE INVESTIGATIONSJJ O'Byrne1, SA Lynch2, EP Treacy1, MD King3, F Sharif41National Centre for Inherited Metabolic Disorders, Children's University Hospital, Temple Street,Dublin, 2National Centre for Medical Genetics, Our Lady's Hospital for Sick Children, Crumlin,Dublin, 3Department of Neurology, Children's University Hospital, Temple Street, Dublin,4Department of Paediatrics, Midland Regional Hospital, Mullingar, Co. WestmeathENDOTHELIAL DYSFUNCTION STUDIES IN CHILDREN WHOSE FATHERS HAD PREMATURECARDIOVASCULAR DISEASEA Macken1,2,4, M O'Neill3, C Aherne1, A Breen1, W Cullen4, C Dunne4, C O'Gorman1-41University Hospital, Limerick, Limerick, 2National Children's Research Centre, Our Lady's Children'sHospital, Dublin, 3Mayo General Hospital, Castlebar, Co Mayo, 4Centre for Interventions in InfectionInflamation & Immunity, Graduate Entry Medical School, LimerickCUMULATIVE INCIDENCE OF FOOD ALLERGY IN IRISH 1 YEAR OLDS: RESULTS FROM THE CORKBASELINE BIRTH COHORT STUDYMM Kelleher1, C Cullinane1, E Cobbe1, HA Smith1, D Sheehan1, S O'Donovan1, J Connolly1, DMMurray1, JO'B Hourihane1, 1Department of Paediatrics & Child Health, University College Cork, CorkSUDDEN UNEXPLAINED DEATH IN CHILDREN: A 13-YEAR AUDIT OF THE INVESTIGATIVEAPPROACHCE Lemieux1, CS O'Gorman1, 2, EJ Mulcahy3, J Letshwiti2, AM Murphy21Graduate Entry Medical School, University of Limerick, Limerick, 2Department of Paediatrics,University Hospital Limerick, Limerick, 3Department of Pathology, University Hospital LimerickIRISH PUBLIC WOULD PREFER THE GOVERNMENT TO LEGISLATE TO PROTECT THE NATIONAL“GUTHRIE CARD” ARCHIVE THAN DESTROY ITJ Allen1, P McCarthy2, E Dempsey2, J Hourihane1,3, 1Paediatric Department, Cork University Hospital,Cork, 2Neonatal Department, Cork University Maternity Hospital, Cork, 3Clinical Investigations Unit,University College Cork, CorkHAEMATOPOIETIC STEM CELL TRANSPLANTATION IN OUR LADY’S CHILDREN’S HOSPITALCRUMLIN: A 10-YEAR AUDIT FROM THE NATIONAL PAEDIATRIC CENTRE.M Murphy, K McElroy, A O'Marcaigh, O Smith, M Capra, J Pears, A O'Meara1Haematology and Oncology Department, Our Lady's Children's Hospital, Crumlin, DublinPAEDIATRICS AND CHILD HEALTH IN GENERAL PRACTICE: THE TRAINEES’ PERSPECTIVEO’Conor J1, Cullen W2, O’Gorman C2, Shanahan E1, Daly B11Southwest specialist Training Scheme in General Practice, Tralee Institute of Technology.2Graduate Entry Medical School, University of LimerickGUEST LECTUREIntroduction: Dr David Corcoran and Dr John Twomey“RESPIRATORY MORBIDITIES OF THE NEWBORN”Dr John Kelleher, Consultant Neonatologist, University Maternity Hospital LimerickLUNCH/POSTER WALK 3 AND ADJUDICATIONDr Anne-Marie Murphy, Dr Turlough Bolger, Dr Rosemarie Manning, Dr Samir Deiratany & DrJohn Fitzsimons and Dr Shahid SaleemiSESSION 6: NEONATAL SESSION – Part 1Chairpersons: Dr John Murphy, Prof Eleanor Molloy, Prof Tom Clarke and Dr Evonne LowPilot study of the effects of ibuprofen on cerebral and somatic regional tissue oxygenation, usingNIRS in preterm infants 1500g with a PDA.K Gorman1, R Pinnamaneni1, A El-Khuffash,1,3, O Franklin2,3, A Foran1,3, 1Rotunda MaternityHospital,2Our's Lady's Childrens Hospital, 3Children's University Hospital, Temple Street, Dublinvi
Irish Paediatric AssociationSATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER TING-STATE fMRI (rs-fMRI) CONNECTIVITY ANALYSIS OF THE INTRA-UTERINE GROWTHRESTRICTED INFANT BRAIN. THE StOOPS STUDY.M Boyle1, D Watson3, S Ryan2, A Tarrant2, J Meaney4, M McGinnity3, A Foran11Department of Neonatology, Children's University Hospital, Temple Street, 2Department ofRadiology, Children's University Hospital, Temple Street, Dublin, 3Department of Computing &Engineering, Intelligent Systems Research Centre, University of Ulster, Derry, Northern Ireland4Department of Research Imaging, The Centre for Advance Medical Imaging, St. James's Hospital,DublinEXPERIENCE OF THE NEWBORN PULSE OXIMETRY SCREENING PROGRAMME IN UNIVERSITYHOSPITAL GALWAYE McGovern1, S Mulligan 1,E Moylett2, E Ryan1, 1Department of Paediatrics, University HospitalGalway, 2Academic Department of Paediatrics, National University of Ireland, GalwayTHE ESTABLISHMENT OF NORMATIVE NEAR INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY (NIRS) VALUES OFCEREBRAL OXYGENATION IN A LARGE COHORT OF PRETERM INFANTSW Hutch1, E Dempsey1, MM Wall1, R Lloyd1, M Kenosi1, V Livingstone1, G Boylan11Neonatal Brain Research Group, University College Cork, CorkPROTEIN C, TIME TO CONSIDER ITS ANTI INFLAMMATORY ROLE IN NEONATALENCEPHALOPATHY.S Aslam1,2, H Eliwan1,2, I Regan4, EJ Molloy1,2,3, 1Neonatology, National maternity hospital, Dublin,2Paediatrics, Royal college of surgeons in Ireland, Dublin, 3Neonatology, Our lady's children hospitalcrumlin., Dublin, 4Haematology Laboratory, Our Lady's Children’s Hospital ,Crumlin, DublinPOSTNATAL WEIGHT LOSS IN TERM NEONATES, WHO IS AT RISK?T Conlon1, M Warren2, A Foran1, N Al-Assaf11Department of Neonatology, Rotunda Hospital, Dublin, 2Department of Midwifery, RotundaHospital, Dublin.QUESTIONSSESSION 6: NEONATAL SESSION – Part 2Chairpersons: Dr John Kelleher, Dr David Corcoran, Dr Roy Philip & Dr Peter IhideroELEVATED NEUTROPHILS IN FIRST WEEK OF LIFE AND NEURODEVELOPMENTAL OUTCOME INPRETERM INFANTSW Asif1, E Molloy2, M Slavin3, 1Neonatology, NMH Holles Street, Dublin, 2Neonatology, NMH HollesStreet, Dublin, 3Child Psychiatry, NMH Holles Street, DublinNATIONAL SURVEY OF Methicillin-Resistant S. aureus SCREENING PRACTICES IN IRISH NEONATALINTENSIVE CARE UNITSA Semple1, E O'Curráin1, D O'Donovan1, U Ní Riain 2, E Moylett11Academic Department of Paediatrics, National University of Ireland, Galway, Ireland2Department of Microbiology, School of Medicine, National University of Ireland, GalwayTHE EFFECTS OF PROBIOTICS ON NECROTISING ENTEROCOLITIS IN PRETERM BABIES BIRTHWEIGHT LESS THAN 1500 GRAMSTIY HASSAN1, N HALEEM1, Z IQBAL1, A O'SULLIVAN1, A DOOLAN1, P O'CONNOR11PAEDIATRICS AND NEONATOLOGY, COOMBE WOMEN AND INFANT UNIVERSITY HOPITAL, DUBLINNEURODEVELOPMENTAL OUTCOME OF PRETERM BABIES OF THE NOUGHTIESDH Huggard, MS Slevin, CV Vavasseur, 1Neonatology, National Matenity Hospital, DublinPOSTNATAL WARD ANTIBIOTICS FOR NEONATES: A CHANGING SERVICEK Tanney, N Saxena, 1NNU, Ulster Hospital Dundonald, BelfastFOLLOW UP OF INFANTS BORN TO WOMEN WITH HEPATITIS B IN THE NATIONAL MATERNITYHOSPITALCP Travers1, J Connell2, L Thornton3, E Keane4, S Knowles1, JFA Murphy1, 1Department ofNeonatology, National Maternity Hospital (NMH), Dublin 2, 2National Virus Reference Laboratory,University College Dublin, Dublin 4, 3Department of Public Health Medicine, Health ProtectionSurveillance Centre, Dublin 1, 4Department of Public Health Medicine, University College Cork, Corkvii
Irish Paediatric AssociationSATURDAY 9TH NOVEMBER .5016.50-17.0017.05AN AUDIT OF BABIES IDENTIFIED WITH SENSORINEURAL HEARING LOSS THROUGH THENEWBORN HEARING SCREENING PROGRAMME, CORK UNIVERSITY MATERNITY HOSPITAL MAY2012-JUNE 2013A Smith1, L Gibson1, 1Paediatrics Department, Cork University Hospital, CorkQUESTIONSCOFFEE/MINGLING/POSTER & EXHIBITION STAND VIEWINGSESSION 7: AMBULATORY/ACCIDENT & EMERGENCY PAEDIATRICSChairperson: Dr John Fitzsimons, Dr Samir Deiratany, Dr Irfan Ahmed and Dr Lola IhideroBENIGN ACUTE CHILDHOOD MYOSITISCLINICAL PRESENTATION IN AN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTON Oketah1, I Okafor1, R McNamara1, S Deiratany1,Emergency Department, The Children'sUniversity Hospital, Temple Street, DublinCOMPARATIVE REVIEW OF THE CLINICAL USAGE OF OPOID ANALGESIA SINCE THEINTRODUCTION OF INTRANASAL FENTANYL IN THE PAEDIATRIC EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTN Quinn1, E Ni Sheaghdha1, S Walsh1, C Blackburn1, M Barrett1,2,3, R O'Sullivan2,3,4, 1Department ofEmergency Medicine, Our Lady's Children's Hospital, Crumlin, Dublin, 2Paediatric EmergencyResearch Unit, National Children's Research Centre, Our Lady's Children's Hospital, Crumlin, Dublin3Department of Paediatrics, University College Dublin, 4Department of Emergency Medicine, CorkUniversity Hospital, Wilton, CorkMODIFIED CENTOR CRITERIA IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF GROUP A STREPTOCCUS IN A PAEDIATRICEMERGENCY DEPARTMENT(PED): AN AUDITRF Power1, S McCoy1, M Barrett1, C Blackburn1, S Walsh11Emergency Department, Our Lady's Childrens Hospital Crumlin, DublinADHERENCE TO CROUP PROTOCOL IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT AND POTENTIAL FORCHANGEC Mac Sweeney, T Bolger, C Martin, S KoePaediatric Emergency Dept, National Children's Hospital, Tallaght, Dublin, IrelandAUDIT OF NATIONAL PAEDIATRIC MORTALITY STATISTICS IN IRELAND, 2006-2011: POTENTIALLYPREVENTABLE DEATHS IN CHILDREN.C Shilling1, T Matthews3, C McGarvey2, K Hamilton2, D Devaney1, 1Department of Histopathology,Temple St Children's University Hospital, Dublin, 2National Paediatric Mortality Register, George'sHall, Dublin, 3Temple St Children's University Hospital, Dublin 7, DublinEarly Life Transepidermal Water Loss (TEWL) Values as Predictors of Atopic Dermatitis: Resultsfrom the Cork BASELINE Birth Cohort study.MM Kelleher1, A Dunn Galvin 1, AD Irvine2, DM Murray1, HA Smith1, JO'B Hourihane11Department of Paediatrics & Child Health, University College Cork, Cork, Ireland2Department of Paediatric Dermatology, Our Lady's Children's Hospital, DublinCLOSING REMARKS AND AWARDING OF PRIZES FROM DAY 2 – RAFFLE DAY 2This meeting has been supported by Educational Grants through the sponsorship ofexhibition stand space by the following:AbbVie, Biofact Pharma Ltd, Cow & Gate, Ferring Ireland, Genzyme, GSK, Mead JohnsonNutrition, Pfizer, Shire, SMA, Thermo Fisher ScientificAPPLIED FOR CPD (RCPI)viii
ii Irish Paediatric Association FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 2013 10.10-10.15 (5 mins) 1 IMPACT OF MATERNAL AND FETAL INFLAMMATORY PATHWAYS ON INFANT ADIPOSITY J Donnelly, J Walsh 1, M Horan , J Byrne2, E Molloy1,2, F McAuliffe1 1Dept of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland 2, National Maternity Hospital, Dublin 10.15-10.20
