MEMC-GREAT 2015 Final Program

AAEM-0715-078

Final Program MEMC-GREAT 2015 JOINT CONGRESSES

SEPTEMBER 5-9, 2015

ERGIFE PALACE HOTEL-ROME

Wi-Fi Access at the Ergife Palace Hotel Wi-Fi is available for free of charge in the Congress centre, common areas, and all guest rooms.

To access the Wi-Fi: 1. Select your network: “Ergife Room” 2. Open your internet browser (Chrome, Internet Explorer, Safari, etc.)

3. Select “Accesso a Internet” 4. Select “Accesso Self Service” 5. E nter your name and email address. Check the box for “accetto le condizioni d’uso e privacy” and select “continua” 6. On the “stato account” screen, then select “continua”

Evaluations Please submit an evaluation for each lecture/session at www.emcongress.org/2015/evaluations.

Table of Contents Hosting and Supporting Institutions...........................................................................................................................................2 Sponsoring Organizations.........................................................................................................................................................2 Support Acknowledgement........................................................................................................................................................2 Sponsoring Societies and Foundations.....................................................................................................................................2 Committees...............................................................................................................................................................................3 Presidents’ Message.................................................................................................................................................................5 General Congress Information “A to Z”.....................................................................................................................................6 Gala Dinner...............................................................................................................................................................................7 Faculty Appreciation Dinner......................................................................................................................................................7 Ergife Palace Hotel Maps..........................................................................................................................................................8 Continuing Medical Education Information................................................................................................................................9 Speakers and Pre-Congress Faculty......................................................................................................................................10 Keynote Speakers...................................................................................................................................................................13 Statements of Disclosure for AAEM Accredited Tracks...........................................................................................................14 Exhibit Hall..............................................................................................................................................................................17 GREAT Italy Meetings.............................................................................................................................................................19 Pre-Congress Grid..................................................................................................................................................................20 Clinical Pathologic Case Competition (CPC)..........................................................................................................................21 Opening Ceremony — Sunday, September 6.........................................................................................................................22 Congress Program..................................................................................................................................................................24 Monday................................................................................................................................................................................24 Tuesday...............................................................................................................................................................................48 Wednesday..........................................................................................................................................................................70 Poster Information...................................................................................................................................................................92 Posters....................................................................................................................................................................................94 Author Index.......................................................................................................................................................................... 111 Notes.....................................................................................................................................................................................127

This Program Schedule was printed with the information as of August 27, 2015. Please check the Program at a Glance schedule at the Registration Desk for up to date information.

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Hosting and Supporting Institutions

Sponsoring Organizations

Support Acknowledgement Abbott Diagnostic Alere Astrazeneca Astute Medical Bristol-Meyers Squibb/Pfizer GE Healthcare Italfarmaco

Medaphor Novartis Ortho Clinical Diagnostics Sonosite

Sponsoring Societies and Foundations American Academy of EM for India (AAEMI)

Kuwait Society of Emergency Medicine

American College of Medical Toxicology (ACMT)

Lebanese Academy of Emergency Medicine (LAEM)

Argentina Emergency Society

Libyan Emergency Medicine Association

Asian Society of Emergency Medicine (ASEM)

Malaysian Society for Traumatology & Emergency Medicine (MASTEM)

Australasian College for Emergency Medicine Australian Society for Emergency Medicine Bahrain Association of Emergency Medicine Brazilian Association for Emergency Medicine Colombian Association of Emergency Medicine Costa Rican Association of Emergency Physicians Dutch Acute Medicine (DAM) Egyptian Resuscitation Council Emergency Medicine Association of Turkey (EMAT) Emirates Society of Emergency Medicine (ESEM) European Association of Poisons Centers and Clinical Toxicologists (EAPCCT) Foundation for Education and Research in Neurological Emergencies (FERNE) Heart Failure Society of Serbia Iranian Society of Emergency Medicine Korean Society of Emergency Medicine (KSEM)

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Mexican Academy of Emergency Medicine Mexican Society of Emergency Medicine A.C. Middle East & North Africa Clinical Toxicology Association (MENA Tox) National Association of EMS Physicians (NAEMSP) Philippine College of Emergency Medicine Saudi Arabian Society of Emergency Medicine (SASEM) Society for Emergency Medicine in Singapore Society for Emergency Medicine, India Sri Lankan Society of Critical Care and Emergency Medicine Venezuelan Society of Emergency and Disaster Medicine World Association for Disaster and Emergency Medicine World Organization in Emergency Medicine Yemeni Association of Emergency Medicine and Disaster (YAEMD)

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Committees Executive Committee

Pre-Congress Course Directors

Salvatore Di Somma, MD PhD (Italy) Amin Antoine N. Kazzi, MD MAAEM FAAEM (Lebanon) Terrence M. Mulligan, DO MPH FAAEM (USA) Robert E. Suter, DO MHA FAAEM (USA)

Advanced Emergency Medicine Administration and Management Terrence M. Mulligan, DO MPH FAAEM (USA)

Scientific Committee: AAEM Gary M. Gaddis, MD PhD FAAEM (USA) (Chair) Joseph R. Lex, Jr., MD MAAEM FAAEM FACEP (USA) (CoChair) Lisa A. Moreno-Walton, MD MS MSCR FAAEM (USA) Terrence M. Mulligan, DO MPH FAAEM (USA) Robert E. Suter, DO MHA FAAEM (USA)

GREAT Salvatore Di Somma, MD PhD (Italy) Clifford J. Mann, MD FRCP FRCA FCEM (United Kingdom) Prabath Nanayakkara, MD PhD FRCP (Netherlands) W. Frank Peacock, MD (USA) Lim Swee Han, MD MBBS FRCS Edin (A&E) (Singapore)

MAEM Amin Antoine N. Kazzi, MD MAAEM FAAEM (Lebanon) Ali Bidari, MD (Iran) Arzu Denizbasi, MD PhD (Turkey) Erksan Goksu, MD (Turkey) Keihan Golshani, MD (Iran) Ziad Kazzi, MD FAAEM FACEP FACMT FAACT (Lebanon and USA) Cem Oktay, MD (Turkey) Ahmad Mahmoud Wazzan, MD (Canada)

Steering Committee: AAEM Lisa A. Moreno-Walton, MD MS MSCR FAAEM (USA) Terrence M. Mulligan, DO MPH FAAEM (USA) Robert E. Suter, DO MHA FAAEM (USA)

GREAT Salvatore Di Somma, MD PhD (Italy) Prabath Nanayakkara, MD PhD FRCP (Netherlands) W. Frank Peacock, MD (USA) Lim Swee Han, MD MBBS FRCS Edin (A&E) (Singapore)

MAEM Amin Antoine N. Kazzi, MD MAAEM FAAEM (Lebanon) Ahmad al Wazzan (Saudi Arabia) Mohamad Alayel (Saudi Arabia) Ridvan Atilla, MD (Turkey) Ali Bidari (Iran) Erkan Göksu, MD (Turkey) Eveline Hitti, MD FAAEM (Lebanon)

Planning Committee Carl A. Germann, MD FAAEM (USA) Steve Hayden, MD FAAEM (USA) Ed Sloan, MD FAAEM (USA) Knox H.Todd, MD MPH FAAEM (USA) Jennifer Repanshek, MD FAAEM (USA) Zachary Repanshek, MD FAAEM (USA)

Emergency Medicine Residency Director Workshop Stephen R. Hayden, MD FAAEM (USA) Stephan Rinnert, MD (USA) Initiating Publishable Research in a Low Resource Environment Lisa A. Moreno-Walton, MD MS MSCR FAAEM (USA) NAEMSP® EMS Medical Direction Overview Course™ David K. Tan, MD FAAEM (USA) Natural and Technological Disasters – Basics Ziad Kazzi, MD FAAEM FACEP FACMT FAACT (Lebanon and USA) Resuscitation and Emergency Cardiology William J. Brady, MD FAAEM (USA) Amal Mattu, MD FAAEM (USA) Michael E. Winters, MD FAAEM (USA) Advanced Ultrasound Michael J. Lambert, MD RDMS FAAEM (USA) Joseph P. Wood, MD JD RDMS MAAEM FAAEM (USA) Ultrasound for Beginners Michael J. Lambert, MD RDMS FAAEM (USA) Joseph P. Wood, MD JD RDMS FAAEM (USA)

Abstract Competition Chair Lisa A. Moreno-Walton, MD MS MSCR FAAEM (USA)

Abstract Competition Judges David I. Bruner, MD FAAEM (USA) Richard Nowak, MD (USA) Mario Cavazza, MD (Italy) John B. Christensen, MD FAAEM (USA) Alessandra Conforto, MD FAAEM (USA) Salvatore Di Somma, MD PhD (Italy) William T. Durkin, Jr., MD MBA CPE FAAEM (USA) David A. Farcy, MD FAAEM FCCM (USA) Ron S. Fuerst, MD FAAEM (USA) Michael Gottlieb, MD (USA) Jonathan S. Jones, MD FAAEM (USA) Ziad Kazzi, MD FAAEM FACEP FACMT FAACT (Lebanon and USA) Rebecca Liggin, MD FAAP (USA) Laura Magrini, MD (Italy) Clifford J. Mann, MD FRCP FRCA FCEM (United Kingdom) Lisa A. Moreno-Walton, MD MS MSCR FAAEM (USA) Terrence M. Mulligan, DO MPH FAAEM (USA) Richard M. Nowak, MD MBA FAAEM (USA) W. Frank Peacock, MD (USA) Giovanni Ricevuti, MD (Italy) Kevin Rodgers, MD FAAEM (USA) Michael D. Smith, MD MBA CPE FAAEM (USA) Steven J. Walsh, MD FAAEM FACEP (USA) Joanne Williams, MD FAAEM (USA) Leslie S. Zun, MD MBA FAAEM (USA)

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Committees Abstract Competition Moderators George S. Abi Saad, MD (Lebanon) Ashley S. Bean, MD MA FAAEM FACEP FA (USA) Diane M. Borkowshi, MD (USA) Rasha Buhumaid, MBBS ARDMS (United Arab Emirates) Mario Cavazza, MD (Italy) John B. Christensen, MD FAAEM (USA) Alessandra Conforto, MD FAAEM (USA) Salvatore Di Somma, MD PhD (Turkey) William T. Durkin, Jr., MD MBA CPE FAAEM (USA) Cenker Eken, MD (Turkey) David A. Farcy, MD FAAEM FCCM (USA) Gary M. Gaddis, MD PhD FAAEM (USA) C. James Holliman, MD FACEP (USA) Mina Hur, MD PhD (South Korea) Ziad Kazzi, MD FAAEM FACEP FACMT FAACT (Lebanon and USA) Mark I. Langdorf, MD MHPE FAAEM RDMS (USA) Rebecca Liggin, MD FAAP (USA) Michael Lekawa, MD (USA) Joseph R. Lex, Jr., MD MAAEM FAAEM FACEP (USA) Laura Magrini, MD (Italy) Clifford J. Mann, MD FRCP FRCA FCEM (United Kingdom) Edgardo Jorge Menendez, MD FIFEM (Argentina) Joanna Mercado-Alvarado, MD FAAEM (Puerto Rico) Lisa A. Moreno-Walton, MD MS MSCR FAAEM (USA) Terrence M. Mulligan, DO MPH FAAEM (USA) Richard M. Nowak, MD MBA FAAEM (USA) Lorenzo Paladino, MD (USA) W. Frank Peacock, MD (USA) Heather M. Prendergast, MD (USA) Michael S. Radeos, MD MPH (USA) Maria Ramos-Fernandez, MD FAAEM (Puerto Rico) Ekaterina Recart Batrakova, MD (Spain) Mark Reiter, MD MBA FAAEM (USA) Giovanni Ricevuti, MD (Italy) Steven Rinnert, MD (USA) Kevin Rodgers, MD FAAEM (USA) Robert E. Suter, DO MHA FAAEM (USA)

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Knox H. Todd, MD MPH FAAEM (USA) Francesco Travaglino, MD (Italy) Joseph A. Tyndall, MD MPH (USA) Hyun Suk Yang, MD PhD (South Korea) Larry D. Weiss, MD JD MAAEM FAAEM (USA)

Poster Abstract Competition Judges Mario Cavazza, MD (Italy) Gianfranco Cervellin, MD (Italy) Salvatore Di Somma, MD PhD (Italy) Mina Hur, MD PhD (Korea) Lim Swee Han, MD MBBS FRCS Edin (Singapore) Laura Magrini, MD (Italy) Clifford J. Mann, MD FRCP FRCA FCEM (United Kingdom) Richard M. Nowak, MD MBA FAAEM (USA) Prabath Nanayakkara, MD PhD FRCP (Netherlands) Lorenzo Paladino, MD (USA) Francesco Travaglino, MD (Italy)

Clinical Pathologic Case Competition Chair Lisa A. Moreno-Walton, MD MS MSCR FAAEM (USA)

Clinical Pathologic Case Competition Committee Megan Leigh Fix, MD (USA) Carl A. Germann, MD (USA) Casey MacVane, MD (USA) Lisa A. Moreno-Walton, MD MS MSCR FAAEM (USA)

Clinical Pathologic Case Competition Judges Megan Leigh Fix, MD (USA) Carl A. Germann, MD (USA) Stephen R. Hayden, MD FAAEM (USA) Mark I. Langdorf, MD MHPE FAAEM RDMS (USA) Casey MacVane, MD (USA) Lisa A. Moreno-Walton, MD MS MSCR FAAEM (USA) Stephan Rinnert, MD (USA) Joseph A. Tyndall, MD MPH (USA)

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Presidents’ Message Dear Delegates, It is with great excitement that we welcome you to the Eighth Mediterranean Emergency Medicine Congress – Sixth Italian GREAT Network Congress (MEMC-GREAT 2015), in the city of Rome, Italy.

The MEMC-GREAT Italy 2015 represents a new collaboration between the Mediterranean Academy of Emergency Medicine (MAEM), the Global Research on Acute Conditions Team (GREAT Italy) and the American Academy of Emergency Medicine (AAEM), to enhance and continue the MEMC & GREAT Italy traditions and enhance their education and research mission.

The prior MEMC Congresses in Stresa, Italy (2001); Sitges, Spain (2003); Nice, France (2005); Sorrento, Italy (2007); Valencia, Spain (2009); Kos, Greece (2011) and Marseille, France (2013) had unqualified successes — which turned early on the MEMC into international tradition — in early September of every odd year.

The main objective of MEMC is to develop emergency medicine across the Mediterranean basin by supporting EM pioneers and leaders around the whole Mediterranean basin, endorsing proper standards, providing training and education in emergency medicine, as well as promoting proper access and services for all our emergency patients around the “Big Blue.”

The establishment of the Mediterranean Academy of Emergency Medicine (MAEM) is an important milestone in the global development of emergency medicine in this historic region. In 2015, MAEM is stepping in to host and share in the planning and execution of the MEMC-GREAT 2015. Through new collaborative efforts with international and regional societies, MAEM will continue to promote academic and scientific exchange around the globe and not only the Mediterranean.

While much focus in the Mediterranean has been in Europe, it is less than half of the Mediterranean basin. Since 1999, our specialty has been developing along the eastern and southern boundaries as well as across the culturally associated Middle East and the Arab World. In Turkey, we have witnessed a historically exceptional success in the growth of EM residency programs, and the development of our specialty – with more EM programs than any nation around the Mediterranean basin.

Turkish EM has a scientific journal, two national societies, many academic departments, a Eurasian Congress as well as many conferences and seminars. We now have tens of EM residencies in the Arab World (Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, and Lebanon), an active and growing Arab Board of Emergency Medicine, a number of outstanding specialty societies and board certification bodies in some countries, and a growing number of exceptional national and regional conferences. In Lebanon with its population of five million, three EM residency programs and one full academic department are already established. No wonder then that MAEM will be launching in the coming few months a regional scientific journal (MedJEM) and assuming a leadership role planning and executing the MEMC for the years to come.

In 2015, the MEMC will be held jointly with the GREAT Italy annual conference. GREAT is an International Network of multidisciplinary experts in the management of acute clinical conditions in the fields of emergency medicine and critical care.

Over the last years, the GREAT Network has experienced a yearly lively growth, and now includes 68 countries in the world and important cooperations with Universities and Care Centers at the global level.

Italian and International GREAT Congresses have been held each year in Rome, Italy; Paris, France; Barcelona, Spain; Prague, Czech Republic; Helsinki, Finland, with and increasing number of participants and a very active participation and collaboration between outstanding experts and young fellows.

The GREAT Network aims to standardize the clinical and organizational system approach in acute disease management all over the world, and to encourage young physicians to do research on acute conditions through the concept of “Translational Medicine” and the conduction of multi-center clinical trials.

Thanks to this strong research activity, since its inception in 2010 a significant number of scientific articles produced by the GREAT Network groups have been published on very important international journals.

Our joint effort will add innovation and special flavor to the MEMC, and will provide exceptional momentum and value to our speakers and participants. Together, we shall continue to develop and promote exceptional international networks and to build bridges of knowledge, research, and activism.

Best regards,

Prof. Amin Antoine N. Kazzi, MD MAAEM FAAEM Mediterranean Academy of Emergency Medicine

Prof. Salvatore Di Somma, MD PhD GREAT Network and GREAT Italy

Mark Reiter, MD MBA FAAEM American Academy of Emergency Medicine

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General Congress Information “A to Z” Abstracts

Social Media

We are able to accommodate approximately 164 oral presentations in Rome, Italy. Also, 388 posters will be presented during the congress.

Follow @MEMC_Conf on Twitter and MEMC-GREAT on Facebook.

ABSTRACT NUMBER Abstracts presented in oral abstract sessions are numbered according to each session. Abstracts presented in poster sessions are assigned numbers based on the day presented, the session, and their location in the poster hall. Poster abstracts will feature a prefix including a letter denoting the day of presentation (M=Monday, T=Tuesday, W=Wednesday). The number following the prefix indicates the board number in the poster hall on which the abstract will be posted. For example, a poster number of T145 indicates that the abstract will be presented as a poster on Tuesday, September 8, on board number 145.

ABSTRACT PUBLICATION The top 50 abstracts submitted for an oral presentation (before the May 31st deadline) that received the highest review scores, as determined by the Abstract Review Committee, will be published.

Use hashtag #MEMC15 for Congress tweets.

Speaker Ready Room/Slide Center The speaker ready room/slide center is located in Gerasa on the -2 floor. Speakers must submit presentations in advance to the Speaker Ready Room/Slide Center 24 hours before their presentation. Flash drives, personal computers or adjusting the AV in the room is not permitted. Please note: You will not be able to update your presentation on the day of your presentation as the session will have already been uploaded in the meeting room with the material we have on file as of 24 hours in advance.

SPEAKER READY ROOM/SLIDE CENTER HOURS Saturday, September 5 Sunday, September 6 Monday, September 7 Tuesday, September 8 Wednesday, September 9

The Journal of Emergency Medicine (JEM) and the Western Journal of Emergency Medicine (WestJEM) will publish the top oral abstracts that receive the highest review scores, as determined by the MEMC-GREAT 2015 Abstract Review Committee.

Registration

The Mediterranean Journal of Emergency Medicine (MedJEM) will publish online oral abstracts that are accepted and presented at the MEMC-GREAT 2015.

Saturday, September 5 Sunday, September 6 Monday, September 7 Tuesday, September 8 Wednesday, September 9

TOP FOUR SCORING ABSTRACTS TO BE RECOGNIZED AT THE OPENING CEREMONY The top four scoring abstracts will have the opportunity to present for ten minutes each during the Opening Ceremony.

Badges Admission to the MEMC-GREAT 2015 Joint Congresses is reserved for meeting delegates only. Delegates receive a name badge with their registration materials. Badges should be worn at all times, as they encourage networking and will be used to control access into all MEMC-GREAT sessions and activities.

Certificate of Attendance Delegates will receive a certificate of attendance with their registration materials.

Dates The congress will officially open on Sunday, September 6, 2015. GREAT Italy Meetings and Pre-Congress courses are scheduled on Saturday, September 5 and Sunday, September 6, 2015. The Congress will close on Wednesday, September 9, 2015, at 6:00pm.

The Congress registration desk will be open during the following hours to pick up your congress materials and name badge at the Ergife Palace Hotel in the Galleria Expo: 7:30am–5:00pm 7:30am–5:00pm 8:00am–6:00pm 8:00am–6:00pm 8:00am–6:00pm

Shuttle to St. Peters Square Round trip shuttle transportation is available to St. Peter’s Square to Ergife Palace Hotel guests. The shuttle operates Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday from 8:30am – 6:30pm.

The shuttle departs from the Ergife Palace Hotel on the half hour and from St. Peter’s Square on the hour. Please show your hotel guest card to board the shuttle.

Venue Ergife Palace Hotel Via Aurelia, 619 - 00165 Rome, Italy info@ergifepalacehotel.com Tel: 0039 06 66441

Wi-Fi Complimentary Wi-Fi is available in the Congress Centre, common areas and guest rooms. See login information on the front inside cover of this program.

Language The official language of MEMC-GREAT 2015 is English.

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Evening Socials Gala Dinner Monday, September 7, 2015 Palazzo Brancaccio 8:00pm-1:00am Congress attendees and guests who purchased tickets in advance are invited to attend the Gala Dinner celebrating a successful Congress.

The event will be held at the lovely Palazzo Brancaccio, a 19th-century baroque palace.

Look in the back of your name badge for ticket(s).

Shuttle service is available for delegates and guests attending the Gala Dinner on Monday, September 7, 2015, at the Palazzo Brancaccio.

Please meet in the hotel lobby at 7:20pm. The shuttle will provide service until midnight.

Live music by: Affetti Collaterali Provided by GREAT Italy

Faculty Appreciation Dinner Tuesday, September 8, 2015 Villa Miani 8:00pm-1:00am Congress speakers, attendees, and guests who purchased tickets in advance are invited to attend the Faculty Appreciation Dinner thanking our dedicated speakers and celebrating a successful Congress. The event will be held at Villa Miani, an elegant neoclassic building with a curated garden that offers a unique and spectacular view of Rome.

Registered Congress track faculty members receive one complimentary appreciation dinner ticket! Look in the back of your name badge for your ticket(s).

Shuttle service is available for delegates and guests attending the Faculty Appreciation Dinner on Tuesday, September 8, 2015, at Villa Miani. Please meet in the hotel lobby at 7:30pm. The shuttle will provide service until midnight.

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Continuing Medical Education Information Accreditation Statement

Target Audience

This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint providership of the American Academy of Emergency Medicine (AAEM), the Mediterranean Academy of Emergency Medicine (MAEM), and the Global Research on Acute Conditions Team Italy (GREAT Italy) Network. The American Academy of Emergency Medicine (AAEM) is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

This activity is designed for providers engaged in the practice of emergency medicine who are seeking the most current information in the field, presented at a skill level appropriate to the education needs of the emergency physician.

Credit Designation Statement The American Academy of Emergency Medicine designates this live activity for a maximum of 19 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

AOA Accreditation Statement and Designation Statement The American Academy of Emergency Medicine designates this live activity for a maximum of 19 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

Learning Objectives Upon completion of this activity, participants will be able to apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine and to increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

ACGME Competency Index To contribute to the development of our members as lifelong learners and enhance the effectiveness of the CME activities it provides, AAEM uses the six competencies defined by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) to guide its educational programming decisions. The six competencies are: Patient Care Medical Knowledge Practice-Based Learning and Improvement Interpersonal and Communication Skills Professionalism Systems-Based Practice

AAEM has been approved to provide (AOA) Category 2A Credit by the American Osteopathic Association. Instructions on submitting an AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™ certificate for AOA credit are available at http://www. osteopathic.org/inside-aoa/development/continuing-medicaleducation/Documents/cme-reporting-instructions.pdf, or contact the AOA at (800) 621-1773 for assistance.

Sessions at the MEMC-GREAT 2015 address the aforementioned competencies with an emphasis on patient care, medical knowledge, and practice-based learning and improvement. For more information about the ACGME physician competencies, visit: http://acgme.org.

Disclosure Policy

CME Certificates will not be available onsite. An online CME link will be emailed to all congress participants within 30 days following the conference.

Faculty and planning committee members participating in continuing medical education programs provided by AAEM have disclosed to the audience any real or apparent conflicts of interest to the content of their presentation.

AAEM’s Education Committee and ACCME Subcommittee have established procedures to resolve conflicts of interest.

CME Certificates

Certificate of Attendance Delegates will receive a certificate of attendance with their registration materials.

Evaluations

Educational Needs In order to maintain their medical practice at the highest possible level, emergency physicians need up to date information on a variety of topics in emergency medicine, including both clinical and workplace issues. This Congress will meet those needs by providing cutting edge information in several relevant areas. AAEM frequently polls its members for potential topics to be covered. A majority of the topics for 2015 were selected specifically on recommendation of a member.

When planning activities, the AAEM Education Committee uses the 2013 Model of the Clinical Practice of Emergency Medicine to determine the education needs of the emergency physicians attending the Congress. The Model of the Clinical Practice of Emergency Medicine details the core content of emergency medicine and undergoes an ongoing review.

Please take time to complete the brief evaluations online using the link below.

Your input and comments are essential in planning future educational activities. www.emcongress.org/2015/evaluations

Italian Continuing Medical Education (CME): The “Medical-Surgical Emergencies (EMERGENZE MEDICO-CHIRURGICHE)” has been accredited to the Italian Ministry of Health for 6 CME Credits for the following disciplinary areas: Medical Doctor.

Credits will be given only if a participant attends 100% of the working sessions and provides correct answers to at least 75% of the questions included in the final assessment questionnaire. The CME certificate will be sent to the participant after the event.

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Speakers and Pre-Congress Faculty Michael Y. Abbo, MD (United Arab Emirates) George S. Abi Saad, MD (Lebanon) Gilbert Abou Dagher, MD (Lebanon) Ademola Adewale, MD FAAEM (USA) Brian Adkins, MD FACEP (USA) Abdallah Adra, MD (USA) Miguel F. Agrait Gonzalez, MD (Puerto Rico) Haldun Akoglu, MD (Turkey) Ghassan N. Al Awar, MD MSc (Lebanon) Badria Al Hatali, MD (Oman) Kumar Alagappan, MD FAAEM (USA) Miteb Algithami, MD (USA) Mohammed A. Alhelail, MD (Saudi Arabia) Abdullah Alsakka, (Saudi Arabia) Yusuf Ali Altunci, MD (Turkey) Rosaria Alvaro, PhD (Italy) Shawky S. Amineeddine, BS (Lebanon) Alaa Ammar (Lebanon) Lukic Ankica, MD (Italy) Giovanni Antonini, MD (Italy) Paola Antonini, MD PhD (Italy) Pankaj Arora, MD MBBS FACEM (Australia) Khalid A. Atayyah, MD (Saudi Arabia) Ridvan Atilla, MD (Turkey) Omer Levent Avsarogullari, MD (Turkey) Rodrick Babakhanlou, MD MSc (United Kingdom) Kamal F. Badr, MD FACP (Lebanon) Amado Alejandro Baez, MD MPH FCCM (USA) Paola Ballarino, MD IRCCS AOU (Italy) Erik D. Barton, MD MS FAAEM (USA) Cristopher Bartoli, MD (Italy) Nursah Basol, MD (Turkey) John S. Batchelor, MD MB ChB FRCS(I) FC (United Kingdom) Rebecca A. Bavolek, MD FAAEM FACEP (USA) Ashley S. Bean, MD MA FAAEM FACEP FA (USA) Derek Bell, MD (United Kingdom) Chris M. Bergeron, MD FACS FAAOHNS (USA) Ashish Bhalla, MD (India) Ali Bidari, MD (Iran) Roland Bingisser, MD (Switzerland) Gianni Biolo, MD PhD (Italy) Fadi Bitar, MD FAAP (Lebanon) Howard Blumstein, MD FAAEM (USA) Laurie Boge, DO (USA) Rossana Bordoni (Italy) Diane M. Borkowski, Sr Clinical Liaison (USA) Stephen W. Borron, MD MS FAAEM (USA) Francesco Bove, MD (Italy) William J. Brady, MD FAAEM (USA) Shari I. Brand, MD FAAEM (USA) Andrea Breglia, MD (Italy) David A. Brenner, MD PhD (USA) Kristopher R. Brickman, MD FAAEM (USA) Patricia A. Brock, MD (USA) Brian J. Browne, MD FAAEM (USA) Marco Buggi, BSN (Italy) Rasha Buhumaid, MD MBBS ARDMS (United Arab Emirates) Brad Bunney, MD (USA) Michael D. Burg, MD FACEP (USA) Francesco Burrai, PhD (Italy) Kenneth H. Butler, DO FACEP (USA) Nino Butskhrikidze, MD (Georgia) Leonardo Calò, MD (Italy) Patriza Cardelli, MD (Italy)

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Donatella Caserta, MD PhD (Italy) Mario Cavazza, MD (Italy) Jelena Celutkiene, MD PhD FESC (Lithuania) Gianfranco Cervellin, MD (Italy) Ozgur Cevrim, MD (Turkey) Eric Chin, MD FAAEM MAJ MC (USA) John B. Christensen, MD FAAEM (USA) Steve C. Christos, DO MS FAAEM FACEP (USA) Jason Chu, MD FAAEM (USA) Simon Chu, MD MBBS DCH FACEM MMEd (Australia) Massimo Cicchinelli, MD (Italy) Nicola Colacurci, MD (Italy) Joseph S. Colla, MD (USA) Fabio Conteduca, MD (Italy) Randolph J. Cordle, MD FAAEM FAAP (USA) Massimiliano Corsino, MD (Italy) Maria Cristina Costin Kazzi, MD (Lebanon & Romania) Robert Cox, MD PhD FAAEM FACMT (USA) Paolo Cremonesi, MD (Italy) Patrick G. Croskerry, MD PhD FRCP(Edin) (Canada) Raffaele D’Amelio, MD (Italy) Lori B. Daniels, MD MAS FACC (USA) Robert J. Day, MD (Australia) Leonardo De Luca, MD PhD FACC FESC (Italy) Nicola De Luca, MD (Italy) Julio M. De Pena, MD FAAEM FACEP FAWM (USA) Theodore Richard Delbridge, MD MPH (USA) Romolo Di Iorio, MD (Italy) Maria Rosaria Di Somma, PhD (Italy) Salvatore Di Somma, MD PhD (Italy) Maria Domenica Guarino, MD (Italy) William T. Durkin, Jr., MD MBA CPE FAAEM (USA) Cenker Eken, MD (Turkey) Mazen J. El Sayed, MD MPH FAAEM (Lebanon) Cem Ertan, MD (Turkey) Tamara R. Espinoza, MD MPH (USA) Giuseppe Familiari, MD (Italy) David A. Farcy, MD FAAEM FACEP FCCM (USA) Brenna M. Farmer, MD FAAEM FACMT (USA) Miguel C. Fernández, MD FAAEM FACMT FAACT (USA) Nicola Ferrara, MD (Italy) Enrico Ferri, MD (Italy) Nicola Fiotti, MD (Italy) Megan Leigh Fix, MD (USA) John Christian Fox, MD FAAEM FAIUM (USA) Jeffrey Freeman, MD FAAEM (Canada) Antonio Frega, MD (Italy) Gary M. Gaddis, MD PhD FAAEM (USA) Silpa Bharathi Gadiraju, MD (USA) Susana Garcia Diez, TTS (Spain) Carlos Aurelio Garcia Rosas, MD (Mexico) Gian Franco Gensini, MD PhD (Italy) Carl A. Germann, MD (USA) Hadi Gharebaghi, MD (Iran) Courtney B. Gibson Anerin, MD (USA) Mauro Giordano, MD PhD (Italy) Erkan Goksu, MD (Turkey) Keihan Golshani, MD (Iran) Juan A. Gonzalez Sanchez, MD (Puerto Rico) Carmen E. Gonzalez, MD FACP FACMQ (USA) John Gullett, MD FAAEM (USA) Naren Gunja, MD MS FACEM FACMT (Australia) Camilo E. Gutierrez, MD FAAEM (USA) Philippe Hantson, MD PhD (Belgium) Stephen R. Hayden, MD FAAEM (USA) Manuel Hernandez, MD MBA FACEP (USA)

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Speakers and Pre-Congress Faculty Eveline Hitti, MD MBA FAAEM (Lebanon) Robert J. Hoffman, MD (USA) Mark Holland, MD (United Kingdom) C. James Holliman, MD FACEP (USA) Stephanie L. Hon, PharmD DABAT (USA) Mina Hur, MD PhD (Korea) Alexander Isakov, MD MPH FAAEM (USA) Eiji Isotani, MD PhD (Japan) Rima Jabbour, RN (Lebanon) Maan Jamjoom, MBBS SB-EM (Canada) Robert Jarman, MBBS MSc FRCSE FCEM (United Kingdom) Jonathan S. Jones, MD FAAEM (USA) Alicia G. Juncos, MD (Costa Rica) Steen Juul-Möller, MD PhD FESC (Sweden) Christopher Kabrhel, MD MPH (USA) Edward J. Kakish, DO (USA) Zeina Kanafani, MD MS CIC FACP (Lebanon) Maria C. Karam, MD (Lebanon) Amin Antoine N. Kazzi, MD MAAEM FAAEM (Lebanon) Ziad Kazzi, MD FAAEM FACEP FACMT FAACT (Lebanon and USA) Zeynep Kekec, MD (Turkey) Arthur L. Kellermann, MD MPH FACEP (USA) William P. Kerns, II, MD FACEP FACMT (USA) Ross Kessler, MD (USA) Nicole Kester-Greene, MD FRCPC FABEM (Canada) Amal Khalil, MBA (USA) Charles A. Khoury, MD FAAEM FACEP (USA) Keun Soo Kim, MD (Korea) John G. Knight, Jr., MD (USA) Damon Kuehl, MD (USA) Lina Kurdahi Badr, RN PhD CPNP FAAN (Lebanon) Alena Kurlianskaya, MD PhD (Belarus) Andrea Laghi, MD (Italy) Karen Lambert, MD FACC (USA) Michael J. Lambert, MD RDMS FAAEM (USA) Mark I. Langdorf, MD MHPE FAAEM RDMS (USA) Erik G. Laurin, MD FAAEM (USA) Christopher C. Lee, MD FAAEM (USA) Kang Hyun Lee, MD PhD (Korea) Victor Lee, MBBS FACEM GCHPE (Australia) Michael Lekawa, MD FACS (USA) Giuseppe Leonardi, MD (Italy) Christopher A. Lewandowski, MD (USA) Joseph R. Lex, Jr., MD MAAEM FAAEM FACEP (USA) Rebecca Liggin, MD FAAP (USA) Bruce M. Lo, MD RDMS FAAEM (USA) Carlo A. Locatelli, MD (Italy) Alasdair MacDonald, MD (Australia) Laura Magrini, MD (Italy) Andrea Maier, MD PhD (Netherlands) Achraf Makki, MD FACP (Lebanon) Clifford J. Mann, MD FRCP FRCA FCEM (United Kingdom) Paolo Marchetti, MD (Italy) Roberto Marci, MD PhD (Italy) Evadne G. Marcolini, MD FAAEM FACEP (USA) Keith A. Marill, MD FAAEM (USA) Rossella Marino, MD (Italy) Salvatore Mariotta, MD (Italy) Josep Masip, MD PhD FESC (Spain) Serge Masson, PhD (Italy) Amal Mattu, MD FAAEM (USA) Lisa McCormick, DrPH (USA) Peter McCullough, MD PhD (USA) Filippo Mearelli, MD (Italy)

Alexandre Mebazaa, MD PhD FESC FHFA (France) Bruno Megarbane, MD PhD (France) Paolo Mené, MD PhD (Italy) Edgardo Jorge Menendez, MD FIFEM (Argentina) Joanna Mercado-Alvarado, MD FAAEM (Puerto Rico) Alastair Meyer, MD BSc(Hons) BMedS (Australia) Mihaela Mihalcea-Danciu, MD (France) Adam H. Miller, MD MSMM MSCS FACEP (USA) Lisa A. Moreno-Walton, MD MS MSCR FAAEM (USA) Brent Morgan, MD FAAEM FACMT (USA) Jeffrey D. Morgan, MD (USA) Paolo Moscatelli, MD (Italy) Charbel D. Moussallem, MD (Lebanon) Alejandro J. Moya Alvarez, Sr., MD (Costa Rica) Afif J. Mufarrij, MD FAAEM (Lebanon) Maria Lorenza Muiesan, MD (Italy) Terrence M. Mulligan, DO MPH FAAEM (USA) Tiffany Murano, MD FACEP (USA) Melissa A. Myers, MD CPT (USA) Prabath Nanayakkara, MD PhD FRCP (Netherlands) Vincenzo Natale, MD (Italy) Ana Maria Navio Serrano, Sr., MD PhD (Spain) Bret P. Nelson, MD RDMS FACEP (USA) David G. Nelson, MD FAAP FAAEM (USA) Leong L. Ng, MD FRCP FBPhS (United Kingdom) Quang Ngo, MD FRCPC (Canada) Jeffrey Nielson, MD CI FAAEM (USA) Richard M. Nowak, MD MBA FAAEM (USA) Cem Oktay, MD (Turkey) Youry Ostrovsky, MD (Belarus) Ronny Mario Otero, MD FAAEM (USA) Rittirak Othong, MD (Thailand) Lorenzo Paladino, MD (USA) Pasquale Parisi, MD PhD (Italy) Farooq Pasha, MBBS FRCEM(UK) MRCS (Saudi Arabia) Bhavesh Patel, MD RDMS (USA) Gaurav Patel, MD (USA) Antonio Pavan, MD (Italy) W. Frank Peacock, MD FACEP (USA) Paul E. Pepe, MD (USA) John C. Perkins, Jr., MD FAAEM FACEP FACP (USA) Vincent Poirier, MDCM FRCPC DAvMed (Canada) Marie-Pierre Poloujadoff, MD PhD (France) Heather M. Prendergast, MD (USA) Cynthia Price, MD (USA) Giovanni Pulignano, MD (Italy) Rachid Rahme, MD MBBS FRCS (Lebanon) Maria Ramos-Fernandez (Chary), MD (Puerto Rico) Mark Reiter, MD MBA FAAEM (USA) Jennifer Repanshek, MD FAAEM (USA) Zachary Repanshek, MD FAAEM (USA) Cielito Reyes-Gibby, MD DrPH (USA) Terry W. Rice, MD (USA) Giovanni Ricevuti, MD (Italy) David Riley, MD RDMS RDCS RVT (USA) Stephan Rinnert, MD (USA) Maria Rinzivillo, PhD (Italy) Ralph J. Riviello, MD MS FAAEM (USA) Kevin G. Rodgers, MD FAAEM (USA) Claudio Ronco, MD PhD (Italy) Chaya Rosenberg, RN MSN CNL (USA) Philippe Rouet, PhD (France) Georges F. Saad, RN CEN CTN CFN MBAIP (Lebanon) Imad Sadek (Lebanon) Layal H. Safadieh, MD (Lebanon) Aynur Sahin, MD (Turkey)

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Speakers and Pre-Congress Faculty Joseph Salame, MD FRCSC (Lebanon) Daniella M. Santiago Haddock, MD (Puerto Rico) Ulf Martin Schilling, MD PhD (Sweden) Mauro Schimberni, MD (Italy) Tobias Schuerholz, MD PhD (Germany) Dominika Sefton, PhD (Italy) Joseph Shiber, MD FAAEM FACP FCCM (USA) Girolamo Sibilio, MD (Italy) Edward P. Sloan, MD MPH FAAEM (USA) Edgard Diaz Soto, MD (Mexico) Franco Stagnitti, MD (Italy) Andrea Stella, MD PhD (Italy) Reuben J. Strayer, MD FRCP FAAEM (USA) Robert E. Suter, DO MHA FAAEM (USA) Lim Swee Han, MD MBBS FRCS Edin (A&E) FRCP Edin FAMS (Singapore) Nounou Taleghani, MD PhD FAAEM (USA) David K. Tan, MD FAAEM (USA) Semhar Z. Tewelde, MD FAAEM (USA) Knox H. Todd, MD MPH FAAEM (USA) Francesco Torcia, MD (Italy) Susan P. Torrey, MD FAAEM FACEP (USA) Francesco Travaglino, MD (Italy) Veronica Tucci, MD JD FAAEM (USA) Eric W. Vaughan, MD FAAEM FACEP (USA) Louella Vaughan, MBBS DPhil FRACP (United Kingdom)

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Aurora Vernaza, MD (Panama) Alberto Verrotti, MD PhD (Italy) Oberdan Vitali (Italy) Abel Wakai, MD FRCSI FRCEM (Ireland) Monica K. Wattana, MD (USA) Marvin A. Wayne, MD FAAEM FACEP FAHA (USA) Ellen J. Weber, MD FACEP HFRCEM (USA) Scott G. Weiner, MD MPH FAAEM (USA) Larry D. Weiss, MD JD MAAEM FAAEM (USA) Suzanne R. White, MD MBA (USA) Timothy Wiegand, MD (USA) Joanne Williams, MD FAAEM (USA) George C. Willis, MD FAAEM FACEP (USA) Michael E. Winters, MD FAAEM (USA) Matthew L. Wong, MD MPH (USA) Joseph P. Wood, MD JD RDMS MAAEM FAAEM (USA) Han Xiao Tong, MD (China) Hyun Suk Yang, MD PhD (Korea) Sai-Ching J. Yeung, MD PhD FACP (USA) Salah Zeineldine, MD FACP (Lebanon) Vincenzo Ziparo, MD PhD (Italy)

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Keynote Speakers Arthur L. Kellermann, MD MPH Monday, September 7 | 12:00pm-12:40pm The Role of Emergency Medicine in International Preventative Health Arthur L. Kellermann, MD MPH, joined the faculty of the F. Edward Hébert School of Medicine at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, on September 7, 2013. The unique program has ranked among the top in the nation, and is the country’s only federal medical school. Dr. Kellermann’s distinguished career is anchored in academic medicine and public health. Prior to joining USU, he held the Paul-O’Neill-Alcoa Chair in Policy Analysis at RAND, a non-profit research organization. He was a professor of emergency medicine and public health and associate dean for health policy at the Emory School of Medicine in Atlanta. He founded Emory’s Department of Emergency Medicine and served as its first chair from 1999 to 2007. He also founded the Emory Center for Injury Control, a World Health Organization Collaborating Center. A two-term member of the board of directors of the American College of Emergency Physicians, Dr. Kellermann was subsequently given the College’s highest award for leadership. He also holds “excellence in science” awards from the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine and the Injury Control and Emergency Health Services Section of the American Public Health Association. Elected to the Institute of Medicine (IOM) in 1999, he co-chaired the IOM Committee on the Consequences of Uninsurance. He currently serves on the IOM’s Governing Council. A clinician and researcher, Dr. Kellermann practiced and taught emergency medicine for more than 25 years in public teaching hospitals in Seattle, Washington; Memphis, Tennessee; and Atlanta, Georgia. His research addresses a wide range of issues, including health care spending and information technology, injury prevention, treatment of traumatic brain injury, emergency care, and disaster preparedness.

Amal Mattu, MD FAAEM Tuesday, September 8 | 12:00pm-12:40pm Becoming the Leader Others Follow

Medicine Clinics of North America. Dr. Mattu is currently a tenured Professor, Vice Chair, and Director of the Faculty Development Fellowship and the Emergency Cardiology Fellowship for the Department of Emergency Medicine at the University of Maryland School of Medicine.

Pat Croskerry, MD PhD FRCP(Edin) Wednesday, September 9 | 12:00pm-12:40pm Diagnostic Failure Pat Croskerry is Professor in Emergency Medicine and in the Division of Medical Education at Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. In addition to his medical training, he holds a doctorate in Experimental Psychology and Fellowship in Clinical Psychology. He has worked in the area of patient safety for the last 15 years and has given over 500 talks on the topic at local, national, and international levels. He established the first Canadian Symposium on Patient Safety in 2001 in Halifax, which continued annually until 2010. In 2006 he received the Ruedy Award from the Association of Faculties of Medicine of Canada for innovation in medical education, and in the same year was appointed to the Board of the Canadian Patient Safety Institute.

His research is principally concerned with clinical decisionmaking, especially the processes that lead to diagnostic failure. He was a member of the organizing committee of the first congress on Diagnostic Error in Phoenix, Arizona, in 2008 and has contributed at each national congress since. He has published over 80 journal articles and 30 book chapters in the area of patient safety, clinical decision making, and medical education reform. He is senior editor on a major text Patient Safety in Emergency Medicine published in 2009, and senior author of Diagnosis due out in 2015. He was appointed Director of the new Critical Thinking Program at Dalhousie Medical School, and a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh in 2012. In 2014, he was appointed to the U.S. Institute of Medicine Committee on Diagnostic Error in Medicine.

Dr. Mattu completed an emergency medicine residency at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia, after which he completed a teaching fellowship with a special focus on emergency cardiology. Since joining the faculty at the University of Maryland in 1996, he has received more than 20 teaching awards including national awards from the American Academy of Emergency Medicine, the American College of Emergency Physicians, the Council of Residency Directors in Emergency Medicine, and the Emergency Medicine Residents’ Association; and local honors including the Teacher of the Year for the University of Maryland at Baltimore campus and the Maryland State Emergency Physician of the Year Award. He is a frequent speaker at national and international conferences on topics pertaining to emergency cardiology, emergency care of the elderly, faculty development, and risk management. Dr. Mattu has authored or edited 17 textbooks in emergency medicine, and he serves as the Consulting Editor for Emergency MEMC-GREAT 2015 JOINT CONGRESSES • SEPTEMBER 5-9, 2015 • ERGIFE PALACE HOTEL-ROME

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Statements of Disclosure for AAEM Accredited Tracks The American Academy of Emergency Medicine (AAEM) endorses the guidelines for continuing medical education programs as set forth in the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME). This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and Elements (including the Standards for Commercial Support) and Accreditation Policies. AAEM maintains control over the development of its educational programs and the selection of topics and presenters.

A full disclosure of relevant financial relationships is required of all presenters and faculty members and the presence of any such relationship will be reported to all program attendees. AAEM defines relevant financial relationships as those relationships in which the individual benefits by receiving a salary, royalty, intellectual property rights, consulting fee, honoraria, ownership interest (e.g., stocks, stock options or other ownership interest, excluding diversified mutual funds) or other financial benefit.

Financial benefits are usually associated with roles such as employment, management position, independent contractor (including contracted research), consulting, speaking and teaching, membership on advisory committees or review panels, board membership and other activities from which remuneration is received, or expected. ACCME considers relationships of the person involved in the CME activity to include financial relationships of a spouse or partner.

In accordance with these policies, AAEM would like to make the following information known to all congress participants.

Speakers Who Have Disclosed No Relevant Financial Relationships George S. Abi Saad, MD Ademola Adewale, MD FAAEM Brian Adkins, MD FACEP Miguel F. Agrait Gonzalez, MD Haldun Akoglu, MD Ghassan N. Al Awar, MD MSc Badria Al Hatali, MD Kumar Alagappan, MD FAAEM Miteb Algithami, MD Mohammed A. Alhelail, MBBS SBEM ArBEM F Yusuf Ali Altunci, MD Pankaj Arora, MD MBBS FACEM Rodrick Babakhanlou, MD MSc Erik D. Barton, MD MS MBA FAAEM John S. Batchelor, MD MB ChB FRCS(I) FC Rebecca A. Bavolek, MD FAAEM FACEP Ashley S. Bean, MD MA FAAEM FACEP FA Chris M. Bergeron, MD FACS FAAOHNS Ashish Bhalla, MD Ali Bidari, MD Howard Blumstein, MD FAAEM Laurie Boge, DO Stephen W. Borron, MD MS FAAEM Kristopher R. Brickman, MD FAAEM Brad Bunney, MD Kenneth H. Butler, DO FACEP Nino Butskhrikidze, MD John B. Christensen, MD FAAEM Steve C. Christos, DO MS FACEP FAAEM Jason Chu, MD FAAEM Simon Chu, MBBS DCH FACEM MMEd Patrick G. Croskerry, MD PhD FRCP(Edin) Robert J. Day, MD

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Julio M. De Pena, MD FAAEM FACEP FAWM Cenker Eken, MD Tamara R. Espinoza, MD MPH David A. Farcy, MD FAAEM FACEP FCCM Brenna M. Farmer, MD FAAEM FACMT Miguel C. Fernández, MD FAAEM FACMT FAACT Jeffrey Freeman, MD FAAEM Silpa Bharathi Gadiraju, MD Carlos Aurelio Garcia Rosas, MD Courtney B. Gibson Anerin, MD Erkan Goksu, MD Keihan Golshani, MD John Gullett, MD FAAEM Naren Gunja, MD MS FACEM FACMT Camilo E. Gutierrez, MD FAAEM Philippe Hantson, MD PhD Stephen R. Hayden, MD FAAEM Eveline Hitti, MD MBA FAAEM Robert J. Hoffman, MD C. James Holliman, MD FACEP Stephanie L. Hon, PharmD DABAT Alexander Isakov, MD MPH FAAEM Eiji Isotani, MD PhD Jonathan S. Jones, MD FAAEM Alicia G. Juncos, MD Edward J. Kakish, DO Maria C. Karam, MD Amin Antoine N. Kazzi, MD MAAEM FAAEM Ziad Kazzi, MD FAAEM FACEP FACMT FAACT Arthur L. Kellermann, MD MPH FACEP William P. Kerns, II, MD FACEP FACMT Nicole Kester-Greene, MD FRCPC FABEM Charles A. Khoury, MD FAAEM FACEP Keun Soo Kim, MD Damon Kuehl, MD Mark I. Langdorf, MD MHPE FAAEM RDMS Erik G. Laurin, MD FAAEM Christopher C. Lee, MD FAAEM Kang Hyun Lee, MD PhD Victor Lee, MBBS FACEM MHPE Michael Lekawa, MD Christopher A. Lewandowski, MD Joseph R. Lex, Jr., MD MAAEM FAAEM FACEP Rebecca Liggin, MD FAAP Bruce M. Lo, MD RDMS FAAEM Carlo A. Locatelli, MD Achraf Makki, MD FACP Clifford J. Mann, MD FRCP FRCA FCEM Evadne G. Marcolini, MD FAAEM FACEP Amal Mattu, MD FAAEM Bruno Megarbane, MD PhD Edgardo Jorge Menendez, MD FIFEM Joanna Mercado-Alvarado, MD FAAEM Alastair Meyer, MD BSc(Hons) BMedS Mihaela Mihalcea-Danciu, MD Brent Morgan, MD FAAEM FACMT Terrence M. Mulligan, DO MPH FAAEM Tiffany Murano, MD FACEP Bret P. Nelson, MD RDMS FACEP David G. Nelson, MD FAAP FAAEM Quang Ngo, MD FRCPC Jeffrey Nielson, MD CI FAAEM Cem Oktay, MD Rittirak Othong, MD Farooq Pasha, MBBS FRCEM(UK) MRCS John C. Perkins, Jr., MD FAAEM FACEP FACP

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Statements of Disclosure for AAEM Accredited Tracks Marie-Pierre Poloujadoff, MD PhD Heather M. Prendergast, MD Cynthia Price, MD Maria Ramos-Fernandez, MD FAAEM Jennifer Repanshek, MD FAAEM Zachary Repanshek, MD FAAEM David Riley, MD RDMS RDCS RVT Ralph J. Riviello, MD MS FAAEM Kevin G. Rodgers, MD FAAEM Layal H. Safadieh, MD Aynur Sahin, MD Joseph Shiber, MD FAAEM FACP FCCM Reuben J. Strayer, MD FRCP FAAEM Robert E. Suter, DO MHA FAAEM Nounou Taleghani, MD PhD FAAEM Susan P. Torrey, MD FAAEM FACEP Veronica Tucci, MD JD FAAEM Eric W. Vaughan, MD FAAEM FACEP Abel Wakai, MD FRCSI FRCEM Marvin A. Wayne, MD FAAEM FACEP FAHA Scott G. Weiner, MD MPH FAAEM Larry D. Weiss, MD JD MAAEM FAAEM Suzanne R. White, MD MBA Timothy Wiegand, MD Joanne Williams, MD FAAEM George C. Willis, MD FAAEM FACEP Michael E. Winters, MD FAAEM Salah Zeineldine, MD FACP

Keith A. Marill, MD FAAEM Leon Aussprung, MD JD, Consultant, Consulting Fee; Foley Law Firm, Consultant, Consulting Fee; Howard, Kohn, Sprague & Fitzgerald, LLP, Consultant, Consulting Fee; Schlessinger Associates, Consultant, Consulting Fee Lisa A. Moreno-Walton, MD MS MSCR FAAEM Gilead Sciences, Grant Research Funding Ronny Mario Otero, MD FAAEM Boehringer Ingelheim, Consultant, Consulting Fee; American Physician Institute, Speaking and Teaching, Honoraria W. Frank Peacock, MD FACEP Abbott, Research Grant; Alere, Research Grant; Banyan, Research Grant; Cardiorentis, Research Grant; Janssen, Research Grant; Portola, Research Grant; Roche, Research Grant; The Medicine’s Company, Research Grant; Prevencio, Research Grant; Janssen, Consulting Fee; Portola, Consulting Fee; Roche, Consulting Fee; Singulex, Consulting Fee; Emergencies in Medicine, LLC, Ownership Interest; Comprehensive Research Associates, LLC, Ownership Interest Vincent Poirier, MDCM FRCPC DAvMed Air Canada, Consultant, Consulting Fee Mark Reiter, MD MBA FAAEM Emergency Excellence, Owner

Speakers Who Have Disclosed Relevant Financial Relationships Amado Alejandro Baez, MD MPH FCCM Covidien, Speaking and Teaching, Honoraria

Edward P. Sloan, MD MPH FAAEM Alere Pharma, Speaking and Teaching, Honoraria Ellen J. Weber, MD FACEP HFRCEM Emergency Medicine Journal, Honoraria

Planning Committee Members and Staff Who Have Disclosed No Relevant Financial Relationships

William J. Brady, MD FAAEM EvidenceCare, Speaking and Teaching, Salary Randolph J. Cordle, MD FAAEM FAAP Randolph Cordle Consulting, Owner Robert Cox, MD PhD FAAEM FACMT Expert witness, Consultant, Consulting Fee Salvatore Di Somma, MD PhD Alere, Consultant, Consulting Fee; Cardiorentis, Consultant, Consulting Fee; Novartis, Consultant, Consulting Fee; Thermofisher, Consultant, Consulting Fee; SphingotecAdrenomed, Consultant, Consulting Fee Gary M. Gaddis, MD PhD FAAEM Johnson and Johnson Company, Ownership Interest Manuel Hernandez, MD MBA FACEP CannonDesign, Ownership Interest Christopher Kabrhel, MD MPH Diagnostica Stago, Consultant, Consulting Fee; Diagnostica Stago, Research Grant to Institution; Siemens Healthcare, Consultant, Consulting Fee; Siemens Healthcare, Research Grant to Institution; Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Research Grant to Institution; Pfizer, Membership, Honoraria; Portola Pharmaceuticals, Membership, Honoraria; Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Membership, Honoraria Zeina A. Kanafani, MD MS CIC FACP Pfizer, Speaking and Teaching, Honoraria; MSD, Speaking and Teaching, Honoraria; Astra-Zeneca, Speaking and Teaching, Honoraria

Laura Burns, MA Joel M. Clingenpeel, MD MPH FAAEM Emily DeVillers Michael L. Epter, DO FAAEM Robert D. Glatter, MD FAAEM Erkan Goksu, MD Michael Gottlieb, MD Lim Swee Han, MD MBBS FRCS Edin (A&E) Manuela Impellizzeri, PhD Amin Antoine N. Kazzi, MD MAAEM FAAEM Ziad Kazzi, MD FAAEM FACEP FACMT FAACT Michael J. Klevens, MD FAAEM Tamara R. Kuittinen, MD FAAEM Joseph R. Lex, Jr., MD MAAEM FAAEM Clifford Mann, MD FRCP FRCA FCEM Evadne G. Marcolini, MD FAAEM FACEP Terrence M. Mulligan, DO MPH FAAEM Prabath Nanayakkara, MD PhD FRCP Lillian Oshva, MD FAAEM Kevin C. Reed, MD FAAEM Giovanni Ricevuti, MD Kevin G. Rodgers, MD FAAEM Indrani A. Sheridan, MD FAAEM Robert E. Suter, DO MHA FAAEM Kathy Uy, MS Ahmad Wazzan, MD Kay Whalen, MBA CAE Janet Wilson, CAE Darcy Zachow

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Statements of Disclosure for AAEM Accredited Tracks The Following Planning Committee Members and Staff Have Disclosed Relevant Financial Relationships

Research Grant; Portola, Research Grant; Roche, Research Grant; The Medicine’s Company, Research Grant; Prevencio, Research Grant; Janssen, Consulting Fee; Portola, Consulting Fee; Roche, Consulting Fee; Singulex, Consulting Fee; Emergencies in Medicine, LLC, Ownership Interest; Comprehensive Research Associates, LLC, Ownership Interest

Salvatore Di Somma, MD PhD Alere, Consultant, Consulting Fee; Cardiorentis, Consultant, Consulting Fee; Novartis, Consultant, Consulting Fee; Thermofisher, Consultant, Consulting Fee; SphingotecAdrenomed, Consultant, Consulting Fee

Mark Reiter, MD MBA FAAEM Emergency Excellence, Ownership Interest

Ron S. Fuerst, MD FAAEM Expert Witness Consultant on Medical Malpractice in Emergency Medicine, Consulting Fee

Leslie S. Zun, MD MBA FAAEM Teva Pharmaceuticals, Speaking, Advisory Board, Consultations, Grant Support, Honoraria

Gary M. Gaddis, MD PhD FAAEM Stock in Johnson and Johnson, Inc, Ownership Interest Lisa A. Moreno-Walton, MD MSCR FAAEM Gilead Sciences, Inc, Research Grant Funding W. Frank Peacock, MD FACEP Abbott, Research Grant; Alere, Research Grant; Banyan, Research Grant; Cardiorentis, Research Grant; Janssen,

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Exhibit Hall Exhibitors will be located in Leptis Magna on the -2 floor. The exhibit hall will be open as follows:

Exhibit Hall Schedule Sunday, September 6, 1:00pm-6:00pm Monday, September 7, 8:30am-6:00pm Tuesday, September 8, 8:30am-5:00pm Wednesday, September 9, 8:30am-6:00pm Please allow adequate time in your daily schedule to visit the exhibits. Take time to speak with the representatives of companies that provide services or market products directly related to your professional and personal interests. The participation of exhibitors is vital to the success of the MEMC-GREAT 2015. Let them know you appreciate their support.

Exhibitors 1 - Global Research on Acute Conditions Team (GREAT) 2 - Mediterranean Academy of Emergency Medicine (MAEM) 3 - American Academy of Emergency Medicine (AAEM) 4 - Piccin Nuova Libraria (PICCIN) 5 - Astute Medical and Ortho Clinical Diagnostics (OCD) 6 - Italian Heart Failure Patients Association (AISC) 7 - Medaphor 8 - AstraZenica 9-10 - General Electric Health Care (GE Healthcare) 11 - Technical Paper 12 - Bayer

-2 Floor Ergife Palace Hotel EXHIBIT HALL POSTERS

PRE-ORDERED SANDWICH PICKUP

LEPTIS MAGNA KEYNOTE/PLENARY ROOM

GERASA SPEAKER READY ROOM/ SLIDE CENTER

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ARGENTINE SOCIETY OF EMERGENCY MEDICINE

VI INTERAMERICAN CONFERENCE ON EMERGENCY MEDICINE

IX ARGENTINE CONFERENCE ON EMERGENCY MEDICINE

Emilio Civit Convention Center Mendoza, ARGENTINA

June 8-10, 2016

TheÊWineÊRoute

MCI Organizador Oficial Cecilia Anta: cecilia.anta@mci-group.com Inscripciones - Registrations: registrationargentina@mci-group.com +54 11 5252 9801

GREAT Italy Meetings AKI FROM PHYSIOPATHOLOGY TO CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS Saturday, September 5th 2015 Ergife Palace Hotel Sala Cesarea Moderators: Andrea Stella, Dean Milano Bicocca University, President SINCAR Italian Society of Nephrocardiology, Monza, Italy | Paolo Mené, Director Nephrology Unit Sapienza University of Rome, Sant’Andrea Hospital, Rome, Italy 2:30pm Pathogenesis of AKI & Markers of Cellular Injury Claudio Ronco, Director Department of Nephrology Dialysis & Transplantation International Renal Research Institute (IRR IV) San Bortolo Hospital, Vicenza, Italy 2:50pm The Challenge of AKI: the Related Prevalence, Mortality, Cost and Challenges in Acute Diseases Salvatore Di Somma, Professor of Medicine & Director Emergency Medicine, Sapienza University of Rome, Sant’Andrea Hospital, President GREAT Network, Rome, Italy 3:10pm Cardio-Renal Syndrome and Clinical Implications Peter McCullough, Director Cardiovascular Education and Research Baylor Health Care System Dallas, Chair of the National Kidney Foundation’s Kidney Early Evaluation Program, Detroit, USA 3:30pm The Role of AKI Biomarkers: The Clinical Application of Novel Biomarkers to Identify, Triage and Manage Patients at Risk of AKI in the Emergency Department W. Frank Peacock, Professor, Emergency Medicine Associate Chair and Research, Director, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, USA 3:50pm Panel Discussion & Participant Questions Answered by Panel

IS ACUTE MEDICINE THE FUTURE FOR HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT, EDUCATION AND RESEARCH IN EMERGENCY MEDICINE? Sunday, September 6th, 2015 Ergife Palace Hotel – Cesarea Room

1:40pm Multidisciplinary Participation and Networking for Research in the Acute Diseases Paola Antonini, Senior Vice President Scientific Affairs Worldwide Clinical Trials (Rome, Italy) 2:00pm A Short History of Acute Medicine Mark Holland, President of the Society for Acute Medicine (Manchester, UK) 2:20pm Acute Medicine and the Evidence, What Works and What’s Important Louella Vaughan, Research Lead for the Society for Acute Medicine (London, UK) 2:40pm Acute Medicine: the Dutch Experience Prabath Nanayakkara, President at Section Acute Medicine, Dutch Association of Internal Medicine (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) 3:00pm Acute Medicine and the Older Patient Andrea Maier, Professor of Internal Medicine – Gerontology (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) 3:20pm Acute Medicine: the Australian Experience Alasdair MacDonald, Past-President of the Division of Adult Medicine, Royal Australasian College of Physicians (Launceston, Australia) 3:40pm Improving the Patient Journey: Flow and the Acute Medical Unit Derek Bell, President of the Royal College of Physicians Edinburgh (London, UK) 4:00pm New Network Concept Between Academic Teaching Hospitals and Territory Through Acute Medicine and Telemedicine Salvatore Di Somma, Director Emergency Medicine, Chairman Postgraduate School of Emergency Medicine Sapienza University of Rome, President of GREAT Network (Rome, Italy) 4:20pm Discussion

Moderator: Vincenzo Ziparo, Honorary President of the GREAT Italy Board (Rome, Italy) 1:00pm Why do We Need Educational Projects on the Territory?

Giuseppe Familiari, Coordinator of Teaching Processes, Faculty of Medicine and Psychology, Sapienza University of Rome (Rome, Italy) 1:20pm Need for Student Exchanges Within Countries in Order to Qualifying Different Models of Health Systems David A. Brenner, Dean of the School of Medicine UC San Diego (La Jolla CA USA)

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Pre-Congress Grid Saturday, September 5, 2015 — 8:00am–12:00pm

8:00am12:00pm

PRE-CONGRESS

PRE-CONGRESS

PRE-CONGRESS

PRE-CONGRESS

PRE-CONGRESS

PRE-CONGRESS

Tarragona

Orange II

Merida

Hama

Efeso

Treviri

PO6 Resuscitation and Emergency Cardiology

PO7 Ultrasound Beginners

PO2 Advanced Emergency Medicine Administration and Management

PO4 NAEMSP® EMS Medical Direction Overview Course™

12:001:00pm

PO3 Initiating Publishable Research in a Low Resource Environment

Lunch - On Your Own

Saturday, September 5, 2015 — 1:00pm–4:00pm

1:004:00pm

PRE-CONGRESS

PRE-CONGRESS

PRE-CONGRESS

PRE-CONGRESS

PRE-CONGRESS

PRE-CONGRESS

Tarragona

Orange I

Merida

Hama

Efeso

Treviri

PO7 Ultrasound Beginners

PO2 Advanced Emergency Medicine Administration and Management

PO4 NAEMSP® EMS Medical Direction Overview Course™

PO6 Resuscitation and Emergency Cardiology

PO3 Initiating Publishable Research in a Low Resource Environment

Sunday, September 6, 2015 — 8:00am–12:00pm

8:00am12:00pm

PRE-CONGRESS

PRE-CONGRESS

PRE-CONGRESS

PRE-CONGRESS

PRE-CONGRESS

PRE-CONGRESS

Tarragona

Orange I

Merida

Hama

Efeso

Treviri

PO1 Ultrasound Advanced

PO2 Advanced Emergency Medicine Administration and Management

PO5 Natural and Technological Disasters – Basics

PO8 Emergency Medicine Residency Drector Workshop

PO3 Initiating Publishable Research – Crafting Publication

PO6 Resuscitation and Emergency Cardiology

12:001:00pm

Lunch - On Your Own

Sunday, September 6, 2015 — 1:00pm–4:15pm PRE-CONGRESS

Tarragona

1:004:15pm

PO6 Resuscitation and Emergency Cardiology

PRE-CONGRESS

PRE-CONGRESS

PRE-CONGRESS

PRE-CONGRESS

PRE-CONGRESS

Merida

Hama

Efeso

Treviri

PO5 Natural and Technological Disasters – Basics

Delegates are also invited to attend the GREAT Italy Meetings today, please see page 19.

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PO3 Initiating Publishable Research in a Low Resource Environment INTERVIEWS

Clinical Pathologic Case Competition (CPC) Contestants have each received an interesting, different and challenging case four weeks prior to the MEMC-GREAT 2015 competition. The case included a text description of a patient presentation including history, physical exam, other pertinent facts, and ancillary studies individual to the case. On the day of the competition, the resident will present his/her case, and an attending from another program will present the solution to the case. Session moderators will then present the actual result of the real case. The resident winners and the attending winners will receive the recognition of being the MEMCGREAT 2015 CPC winners, and will be recognized onsite at the Congress.

Competition Schedule, Tarragona Institution

Name

8:45am– 8:50am

Case 1 Presentation

Iran University of Medical Sciences

Nina Farzan, MD

8:50am– 9:05am

Case 1 Discussion

Rutgers New Jersey Medical School

Miriam Kulkarni, MD

9:05am– 9:10am

Case 1 Review

CPC Committee

9:10am– 9:15am

Case 2 Presentation

American University of Beirut

Sandra Mrad, MD

9:15am– 9:30am

Case 2 Discussion

King Saud University Hospitals and College of Medicine

Eric K. Noji, MD FACEP

9:30am– 9:35am

Case 2 Review

CPC Committee

9:40am– 9:45am

Case 3 Presentation

Rutgers New Jersey Medical School

Denise E. McCormack, MD

9:45am– 10:00am

Case 3 Discussion

Iran University of Medical Sciences

Ali Bidari, MD

10:00am– 10:05am

Case 3 Review

CPC Committee AM Break

10:30am– 10:35am

Case 4 Presentation

King Saud University Hospitals and College of Medicine

Afnan Ahmad Mohammad AlMass, MD

10:35am– 10:50am

Case 4 Discussion

Rutgers New Jersey Medical School

Michael Calulo Anana, MD

10:50am– 10:55am

Case 4 Review

CPC Committee

10:55am– 11:00am

Case 5 Presentation

Rutgers New Jersey Medical School

Wesley George, MD

11:00am– 11:15am

Case 5 Discussion

American University of Beirut

Imad El Majzoub, MD

11:15am– 11:20am

Case 5 Review

CPC Committee

11:20am– 11:25am

Case 6 Presentation

Regional Hospital of Ben Arous

Rania Jebri, MD

11:25am– 11:40am

Case 6 Discussion

Regional Hospital of Ben Arous

Ghazali GH Hanene, PhD

11:40am– 11:45am

Case 6 Review

CPC Committee

11:45am– 11:50am

Decision and Awards

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Sunday, September 6

Opening Ceremony — Sunday, September 6 4:30pm-5:30pm: OPENING SESSION

Leptis Magna

Chairs & Moderators: Gary M. Gaddis, MD PhD FAAEM; Joseph R. Lex, Jr., MD MAAEM FAAEM FACEP; Clifford J. Mann, MD FRCP FRCA FCEM and Erkan Goksu, MD Scientific Chairs Welcoming Statements | Gary M. Gaddis, MD PhD FAAEM and Salvatore Di Somma, MD PhD Opening Session: Resuscitation 2015: The Articles You’ve Got to Know! | Amal Mattu, MD FAAEM (Accredited for American CME)

5:30pm-7:30pm: OPENING CEREMONY Chairs & Moderators: Professors Robert E. Suter, DO MHA FAAEM; Terrence M. Mulligan, DO MPH FAAEM; Salvatore Di Somma, MD PhD; Lim Swee Han, MD MBBS FRCS Edin (A&E) FRCP Edin FAMS; Ziad Kazzi, MD FAAEM FACEP FACMT FAACT ; Eveline Hitti, MD MBA FAAEM; Arzu Denizbasi, MD PhD and Erkan Goksu, MD Executive Chairs Welcoming Statements: MEMC-GREAT 2015 Introduction| Robert E. Suter, DO MHA FAAEM and Ziad Kazzi, MD FAAEM FACEP FACMT FAACT Recognition of Authorities and Select Leadership | Terrence M. Mulligan, DO MPH FAAEM; Salvatore Di Somma, MD PhD; Arzu Denizbasi, MD PhD

WELCOMING STATEMENTS BY THE RECTORS & DEANS OF HOSTING INSTITUTIONS: Moderators: Professors Robert E. Suter, DO MHA FAAEM; Salvatore Di Somma, MD PhD; Eveline Hitti, MD MBA FAAEM; Ziad Kazzi, MD FAAEM FACEP FACMT FAACT Professor Eugenio Gaudio, Rector, Sapienza University of Rome (Italy) Professor Giuseppe Familiari, Chairman of Teaching Program Faculty of Medicine & Psychology, Sapienza University of Rome (Italy) Professor Brian J. Browne, MD FAAEM, Chairman, Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Maryland (USA) Professor Kamal Badr, Associate Dean for Medical Education, American University of Beirut (Lebanon)

OPENING STATEMENTS: C. James Holliman, MD FACEP, President of the International Federation for Emergency Medicine (IFEM) Cem Oktay, MD, National Representative of the Emergency Medicine Association of Turkey (EMAT) and Past President, Emergency Medicine Association of Turkey

CONGRESS PRESIDENTS: Salvatore Di Somma, MD PhD, President, GREAT Network and GREAT Italy Amin Antoine N. Kazzi, MD MAAEM FAAEM, President, Mediterranean Academy of Emergency Medicine Mark Reiter, MD MBA FAAEM, President, the American Academy of Emergency Medicine

THEIR EXCELLENCIES THE MINISTERS OF HEALTH: Her Excellency Beatrice Lorenzin, Italian Minister of Health (Invited) His Excellency Wael Abou-Faour, Lebanese Minister of Health

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Research Competition Presentation & Award Ceremony

Leptis Magna

Chairs: Professor Lisa A. Moreno-Walton, MD MS MSCR FAAEM, Rector Eugenio Gaudio & Professor W. Frank Peacock, MD FACEP

TOP ABSTRACT PRESENTATIONS: Sews Reliability to Pick Up the Acutely Ill Patients in a Busy Emergency Department | M. Azam Majeed, A. Naveed, S. Imam, G. Giovannetti — University Hospital Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom Development and Evaluation of a Novel Simulation Tool to Teach the Removal of an Embedded Corneal Foreign Body: Pilot Study | P. Rega, B. Fink, J. Awbrey, V. Kazan — University of Toledo College of Medicine, Toledo, Ohio, USA

Sunday, September 6

Opening Ceremony — Sunday, September 6

Isopropyl Alcohol Nasal Inhalation Intervention of Nausea in the Emergency Department: A Randomized PlaceboControlled Human Trial | A. Helbling, K. Beadle, S. Love, C. Hunter — San Antonio Military Medical Center, Department of Emergency Medicine, Fort Sam Houston, TX, USA; Eglin Hospital, Department of Emergency Medicine, Eglin AFB, FL, USA The Role of Emergency Ultrasound in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation | Y. Matsuko, N. Hata, T. Hayashu, K. Ariyoshi — Kobe City Medical Center General Hospital, Department of Emergency Medicine, Kobe, Japan

Professional Service Award Ceremony

Ergife Swimming Pool Deck

THE AAEM 2015 INTERNATIONAL EMERGENCY MEDICINE LEADERSHIP AWARD Presented by AAEM President Mark Reiter, MD MBA FAAEM; AAEM Board Member Robert E. Suter, DO MHA FAAEM; and AAEM International Medicine Committee Chairman Terrence M. Mulligan, DO MPH FAAEM THE MAEM 2015 INTERNATIONAL EMERGENCY MEDICINE LEADERSHIP AWARD Presented by MAEM Founding President Amin Antoine Kazzi, MD MAAEM FAAEM and Cem Oktay, MD, Past President, the Emergency Medicine Association of Turkey (EMAT) and Mark Reiter, MD MBA FAAEM, President, American Academy of Emergency Medicine THE MEMC 2015 FOUNDERS’ AWARD Presented by the MEMC 2015 Executive Committee: Amin Antoine N. Kazzi, MD MAAEM FAAEM; Robert E. Suter, DO MHA FAAEM; and Terrence M. Mulligan, DO MPH FAAEM

7:30pm-8:30pm: WELCOME RECEPTION

The welcome reception is a networking opportunity for registered Congress attendees.

Ergife Swimming Pool Deck

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Monday, September 7 — At a Glance — Tracks A to E

Monday, September 7

Track: Room Name:

Track A Orange I

Track B Leptis Magna IV

Track C Orange II

Track E Merida 50

Session 103 Simulation In Emergency Medicine Education

Session 104 Middle East North Africa Clinical Toxicology Association (MENATOX): Global Toxicology Dialogue

Session:

Session 100* Oncologic Emergencies I

Session 101 Critical Care I

Session 102 What Is New And/Or Should Be Adopted For Emergency Medicine Systems?

8:45am–9:05am

International Oncologic Emergency Medicine Research Networks

Beyond the Golden Hour…Caring for the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) Patient Boarded in Your Emergency Department

Long Spine Boards: Useful Tool or Historical Curiosity?

What Works In Simulation-Based Immersive Medical Training (SIM)

Panel Discussions (Each 30 minutes) (8:45am–10:15am

Epidemiology of Oncologic Emergencies

From the Streets to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU): 2015 Update on the Critical Care Continuum

Tactical Emergency Medicine Services

Simulation of the Difficult Patient: Communication, Conflict and Professionalism

1. Management of Severe Calcium Channel Blocker Poisoning: Shock After a Calcium Channel Blocker Overdose

9:25am–9:45am

The Oncologic Emergency Department

Ventricular Tachycardia Mimics that Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support Might Kill

New Techniques, Tools and Protocols in Emergency Medical Services

Simulation

2. Management of Cyanide and Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in Smoke Inhalation: Comatose Patient After Smoke Inhalation

9:45am–10:05am

Troponin Markers in Emergency Department Cancer Outcomes

Non-Invasive Ventilation to the Rescue!

Discussion

3. Assessment of Risk of Torsade de Pointes from Overdose: This QTc Interval Looks Long

9:05am–9:25am

10:05am–10:30am

Discussion

Coffee Break

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Track D Tarragona

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Monday, September 7 — At a Glance — Tracks F to J Track F Spalato Session 105 Pecha Kucha 6 Min 40 Second Sessions

Track H Efeso

Track I Cesarea

Track J Pola

Session 106* Oral Research Abstracts

Session 107* Oral Research Abstracts

Session 108* A New Paradigm For The Management Of Heart Failure From Acute To Stable Phase

Session 109* MAEM Session

Abstracts M7-M12

Vasodilators in Acute Heart Failure: When and Why

8:45am-9:00am Palliative Care Integration into the Emergency Medicine

Abstracts M1-M6

8:55am-9:05am

9:05am-9:15am Mihaela MihalceaDanciu, MD

From the Acute Phase to Stabilized Heart Failure: Which Drug and Why?

9:15am-9:25am Keihan Golshani, MD 9:25am-9:35am Jonathan S. Jones, MD FAAEM 9:35am-9:45am Reuben J. Strayer, MD FRCP FAAEM 9:45am-9:55am Alastair Meyer, MD BSc(Hons) BMedS 9:55am-10:05am Silpa Bharathi Gadiraju, MD

Track K Treviri

9:00am-9:15am Ultrasound in Undifferentiated Shock 9:15am-9:25am ED Peer Review and Physician Profiling

Biomarkers to Monitor Treatment Efficacy in Acute and Chronic Heart Failure

9:25am-9:35am EM: Challenges for 3rd World Countries

Optimal Management of Elderly Heart Failure Patients from Acute to Chronic Phase

9:45am-10:15am Emergency Nursing in Developing Nations: Lessons Learned in Beirut

Monday, September 7

8:45am-8:55am Welcome – Pecha Kucha Format

Track G Hama

9:35am-9:45am Pediatric Triage

Coffee Break

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Monday, September 7 — At a Glance — Tracks A to E Track: Room Name:

Track B Leptis Magna IV

Track C Orange II

Track D Tarragona

Track E Merida 50

Session 110* Oncologic Emergencies II

Session 111 Critical Care II

Session 112 Problems That Have Become More Frequent In The Emergency Department I

Session 113 What You Need To Know To Become Published I

Session 118* Biomarkers In The Emergency Department

Oncocardiology

Hypothermia Post Cardiac Arrest in the Pediatric Population, Should We Cool Them?

Anticoagulation Reversal Treatment Options - Including Target Specific Oral Anticoagulants (TSOACs)

Turning Your Abstract into a Paper: Academic Writing Made Simpler

Aemolitic Anemia and Transfusion in the Emergency Department

10:50am–11:10am

Palliative Care for the Cancer Patient

Early Goal-Directed Therapy: Is it Passe?

Iatrogenesis in the Emergency Department

How to Write an Introduction that Catches an Editor’s Interest

Management of Stress Induced Cardiomiopathy in the Emergency Department

11:10am–11:30am

Prescription Opioid Abuse in Cancer Patients

Ultrasound Evaluation of Acute Dyspnea

Current Concepts in Concussion Management

Communicating Your Findings: How to Write Concisely and Effectively

New Lipid Biomarkers in Metabolic Syndrome

New Interventional Trails for Stroke

Problematic Intravenous (IV) Access: Intraosseous Infusion (IO) Should Be For You and Your Patient

Communicating Your Findings: How to Write Concisely and Effectively

The Use of Procalcitonin in Heart Failure

Monday, September 7

Session:

10:30am–10:50am

11:30am–11:50am

Track A Orange I

Summary and WrapUp

11:50am–12:00am

Pass Time to Get to Keynote

12:00pm–12:40pm

KEYNOTE ADDRESS I Session 120 Room: Leptis Magna The Role of Emergency Medicine in International Preventative Health

12:40pm–2:00pm

LUNCH - On Your Own

2:00pm–2:30pm

PLENARY ADDRESS I Session 125 Room: Leptis Magna Experience-Based vs. Evidence-Based Medicine

2:30pm–3:00pm

PLENARY ADDRESS II Session 130 Room: Leptis Magna Current Activities of the International Federation of Emergency Medicine

3:00pm–3:20pm

Coffee Break

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Monday, September 7 — At a Glance — Tracks F to J Track F Spalato Session 115 Pecha Kucha 6 Minute 40 Second Sessions

Track G Hama Session 116* Oral Research Abstracts

Track I Cesarea

Track J Pola

Session 117* Oral Research Abstracts

Incontro Nazionale Pazienti Associazione Italiana Scompensati Cardiaci (AISC)

Session 119* MAEM Session

Session 114 MENATOX Tox Bazaar (All Cases Run Simultaneously)

10:35am-10:40am Introduzione a cura del Moderatore

Free-Standing Emergency Departments and Urgent Care Clinics in the Middle East

Case Based Station 1

10:40am-10:50am La collaborazione tra l’industria farmaceutica e le Associazioni Pazienti: fianco a fianco

Violence Against Emergency Department Workers

Case Based Station 2

Continued

Case Based Station 3

Emergency Medicine Education for Non-Emergency Medicine Specialist Providers

Case Based Station 4

10:30am-10:35am Saluto di Benvenuto Open

Abstracts M13-M18

10:50am-11:00am Joseph R. Lex, Jr., MD MAAEM FAAEM FACEP 11:00am-11:10am Bruno Megarbane, MD PhD

Abstract M19-M24

10:50am-11:00am Il futuro della ricerca clinica: il paziente come primo attore 11:00am-11:10am L’esperienza del centro AISC itinerante

11:10am-11:20am John C. Perkins, Jr., MD FAAEM FACEP FACP

11:10am-11:40am Tavola Rotonda: Le iniziative sul territorio

11:20am-11:30am Jennifer Repanshek, MD FAAEM

11:40am-11:50am L’importanza del self-care nei pazienti affetti da scompenso cardiaco

11:30am-11:40am Maria C. Karam, MD

11:50am-12:00pm L’esperienza diretta del paziente

Monday, September 7

Track H Efeso

12:00pm Dibattito Pass Time to Get to Keynote KEYNOTE ADDRESS I Session 120 Room: Leptis Magna The Role of Emergency Medicine in International Preventative Health LUNCH - On Your Own PLENARY ADDRESS I Session 125 Room: Leptis Magna Experience-Based vs. Evidence-Based Medicine PLENARY ADDRESS II Session 130 Room: Leptis Magna Current Activities of the International Federation for Emergency Medicine **Session 148 OBSTETRIC AND GYNECOLOGIC EMERGENCIES Coffee Break

*American CME is not available for this track. **Session begins during the coffee break

3:00pm-3:20pm Obstetric and Gynecologic Emergencies: What Teaching is Required?

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Monday, September 7

Monday, September 7 — At a Glance — Tracks A to E Track: Room Name:

Track A Orange I

Track B Leptis Magna IV

Track C Orange II

Track D Tarragona

Track E Merida 50

Session:

Session 140* Cardiovascular Emergencies I

Session 141 Advances In The Treatment Of Nuerologic Diseases

Session 142* MAEM Session

Session 143 What You Need To Know To Become Published II

Session 144 MENATOX “Rapid Fire Tox” (Four 15 Minute Presentations)

3:20pm–3:40pm

What Do They Get? Acute Coronary Syndrome Workup

Facts About Post-Operative Management of Subarachnoid Hemorrhage That Impact Prior Emergency Department Care

Diabetic Emergencies Pain Management

How to Perform A Systematic Review

1. Aluminum Phosphide: Poison in My Neighbor’s Home 2. Management of Excited Delirium: This Patient is Out of Control!

3:40pm–4:00pm

Accelerated Diagnostic Protocols for Acute Coronary Syndrome

Acute Ischemic Stroke: The Sea Change Caused

By New Data About Clot Retrieval

Establishing the Specialty of Emergency Medicine in the Mediterranean and Middle East Regions

How to Perform A Systematic Review continued

3. Hydrogen Sulfide Poisoning: Unconscious at an Oil Field

4:00pm–4:20pm

Respiratory Distress in Acute Coronary Syndrome Severe Patients

Stroke Patters in the New Millennium

Continued

How to Write a Clinically Significant Case Report

4. Management of Snake Bites: This Mean Snake Just Bit Me!

4:20pm–4:40pm

Coffee Break

Session:

Session 151 Pediatric Emergencies

Session 152 The Geriatric Patient In The Emergency Department Medical Issues

Session 153 International I

Session 154 Special Considerations For The Treatment Of Infectious Diseases

New Drugs in Heart Failure

Pediatric Upper Airway Concerns

Your Elderly Patient Just Hit Their Head.

Do They Need a Computerized Tomography (CT) scan? (And More!)

Emergency Medicine Development in Georgia

Tetanus: Forgotten (in the Western World) But Clearly Not Gone

Transitions of Heart Failure Care

Pediatric Sedation in the Emergency Department

Problem-Prone Medications in the Elderly/ Polypharmacy in the Elderly

Upcoming and Growing Challenges in Global Emergency Medicine

Dengue: An Emergency Department Approach

5:20pm–5:40pm

The Importance of Time in Heart Failure

Special Considerations for the Pediatric Trauma Patient

Early Identification of Clinical Trajectories of Patients Who Are Dying While in Your Emergency Department

Development of Emergency Medicine in Hunan Province, China

Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) topic

5:40pm–6:00pm

Right Heart Failure, Congestion and Hyponatremia: A New Point of View

Discussion

Making Things Less Stressful for the Older Patient in the Emergency Department

Healthcare Reconstruction in Afghanistan

Special Considerations for the Treatment of Infectious Diseases

4:40pm–5:00pm

5:00pm–5:20pm

Session 150* Cardiovascular Emergencies Part II

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Monday, September 7 — At a Glance — Tracks F to J Track F Spalato

Track G Hama

Track H Efeso

Track I Cesarea

Session 145* Spanish Language Track I

Session 146* Oral Research Abstracts

Session 147* Oral Research Abstracts

Session 148* Obstetric And Gynecologic Emergencies

Abstracts M25-M29

Abstracts M30-M34

OB-GYN Emergencies: What Teaching is Required?

OHSS is a New Frequent Emergency

Anaphylaxis What Every Emergency Physician Should Know

Gynecological Cancer Treatment in the ED PID in the ED

National Registry of Cardiac Arrest in Mexico

Monday, September 7

Hipertensión en el Servicio de Emergencias: Derribando Dogmas

Track J Pola

*Delivery in the Emergency Department-An Italian Report Coffee Break

Session 155* Spanish Language Track II

Thrombolysis Treatment Impact in Developing Countries

Session 156* Oral Research Abstracts

Abstracts M35-M40

Session 157* Oral Research Abstracts

Sessions 158* Point Of Care Ultrasound Utility In The Emergency Room

Abstracts M41-M46

Ultrasound Point of Care in the Emergency Department: When and Why?

Shock, Spanish Experience

Good Anatomy Definition by Ultrasound Point of Care V-Scan

Evaluation and Management of Dengue in Children

V-Scan Utility in Abdominal Pain Assessment in the Emergency Department

Strategies for the Difficult Airway

Moderated Discussion

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Congress Program — Monday, September 7 100

Oncologic Emergencies I *

Orange I

Monday, September 7

Moderator: Knox H. Todd, MD MPH — Professor and Chair, Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas (USA) 8:45am– 9:05am

International Oncologic Emergency Medicine Research Networks | Patricia A. Brock, MD — Assistant Professor, Director of Education, Department of Emergency Medicine, MD Anderson Cancer Center, University of Texas, Houston, Texas (USA) 1. List three reasons for international oncologic emergency medicine research.

2. Describe two goals of the MD Anderson Program in Oncologic Emergency Medicine.

3. List three areas of potential research interest in the oncologic patient.

9:05am–9:25am

Epidemiology of Oncologic Emergencies | Cielito Reyes-Gibby, MD DrPH — Associate Professor, Director, Program in Oncologic Emergency Medicine, Department of Emergency Medicine, UT MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:25am–9:45am

The Oncologic Emergency Department | Terry W. Rice, MD — Medical Director, MD Anderson Cancer Center Emergency Center, Houston, Texas (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:45am–10:05am

Troponin Markers in Emergency Department Cancer Outcomes | Sai-Ching Jim Yeung, MD PhD FACP — Professor of Medicine, Department of Emergency Medicine, Department of Endocrine Neoplasia & Hormonal Disorders, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston,Texas (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

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Critical Care I

Leptis Magna

Moderator: David Farcy, MD FAAEM FACEP FCCM — Chairman, Department of Emergency Medicine; Medical Director of the Surgical Intensivist, Mount Sinai Medical Center, Miami Beach, Florida (USA) 8:45am–9:05am

Beyond the Golden Hour...Caring for ICU Boarded in Your Emergency Department | Michael Winters, MD FAAEM — Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine and Medicine, Departments of Emergency Medicine and Medicine, University of Maryland School of Medicine; Co-Director, Combined EM/IM/Critical Care Program; Medical Director, Adult Emergency Department, University of Maryland Medical Center, Baltimore, Maryland (USA) 1. Discuss current guidelines for sedation and analgesia in the critically ill ED patient.

2. Discuss monitoring the ventilated ED patient awaiting ICU admission.

9:05am–9:25am

From the Streets to the ICU: 2015 Update on the Critical Care Continuum | Amado Alejandro Baez, MD MSc MPH FAAEM FCCP — Program Director, Emergency Medicine, Jackson Memorial Hospital; Associate Professor of Medicine, University of Miami MSOM, Miami, Florida (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:25am–9:45am

Ventricular Tachycardia Mimics that Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support Might Kill | Amal Mattu, MD FAAEM — Professor and Vice Chair, Department of Emergency Medicine, Director, Faculty Development Fellowship; Co-Director, Emergency Cardiology Fellowship; University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland (USA) 1. Properly define ventricular tachycardia.

2. Define a proper treatment approach to the mimic of ventricular tachycardia.

9:45am–10:05am

Non-Invasive Ventilation to the Rescue! | Joseph R. Shiber, MD FAAEM FACP FCCM — Associate Professor of Medicine, Emergency Medicine and Surgical Critical Care; Co-Director of NeuroScience ICU and Surgical ICU, UF College of Medicine, Jacksonville, Florida (USA) 1. Review the categories of acute respiratory failure 2. Identify the primary disorders most suitable for NIV 3. Discuss the mechanisms of improved pulmonary and cardiac physiology using NIV

*American CME is not available for this track.

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What Is New and/or Should Be Adopted for Emergency Medical Services?

Orange II

Moderator: Marvin A Wayne, MD FAAEM FACEP FAHA — Associate Clinical Professor, University of Washington, EMS Medical Director Whatcom County Washington; Attending Emergency Department Peace Health St. Joseph Medical Center, Bellingham, Washington (USA) Long Spine Boards: Useful Tool or Historical Curiosity? | Marvin A. Wayne, MD FAAEM FACEP FAHA — Associate Clinical Professor, University of Washington, EMS Medical Director Whatcom County Washington; Attending Emergency Department Peace Health St. Joseph Medical Center, Bellingham, Washington (USA) 1. Describe the history of use of LSB and CCollars 2. Discuss the effects of rigid board and collar on humananatomy 3. Present counterintuitive data to refute their use.

9:05am–9:25am

Tactical Emergency Medical Services | Eric W. Vaughan, MD FAAEM FACEP — Clinical Assistant Professor, Associate EMS Medical Director, University of Kansas Medical Center, MAJ US Air Force Reserve, Shawnee, Kansas (USA) 1. Define Tactical Medicine and describe the role and responsibilities of the Tactical Medical Provider (TMP).

2. Discuss the world view as it relates to Tactical Medicine and current conditions requiring highly trained tactical medical providers.

3. Describe the 3 stages of care with relation to Tactical Combat Casualty Care.

9:25am–9:45am

New Techniques, Tools, and Protocols in EMS | Jeffrey A. Nielson, MD CI FAAEM — Director, Division of Emergency Informatics, Summa Health System, Akron, Ohio (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:45am–10:05am

Discussion

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Simulation in Emergency Medicine Education

Monday, September 7

8:45am–9:05am

Tarragona

Moderator: Jeffrey Freeman, MD FAAEM — Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Ottawa (Canada) 8:45am–9:05am

What Works In Simulation-Based Training | Nicole Kester-Greene, MD FRCPC FABEM — Director of ED Simulation, Sunnybrook HSC; Assistant Professor, University of Toronto, Toronto (Canada) 1. Describe the evidence in support of simulation based training for post graduate medical education and continuing education.

2. Describe the guiding principles of utilizing simulation based medical education.

9:05am–9:25am

Simulation of the Difficult Patient: Communication, Conflict and Professionalism | Jeffrey Freeman, MD FAAEM — Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Ottawa (Canada) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:25am–9:45am

Simulation | Quang Ngo, MD FRCPC — McMaster University, Faculty of Health Sciences, Hamilton, Ontario (Canada ) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:45am–10:05am

Discussion

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MENATOX: Global Toxicology Dialogue

Merida

Moderator: Ziad Kazzi, MD FAAEM FACEP FACMT FAACT — Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine; Director, International Postdoctoral Fellowship in Medical Toxicology, Emory University; Assistant Medical Director, The Georgia Poison Center, Atlanta, Georgia (Lebanon and USA) 8:45am–9:15am

Management of Severe Calcium Channel Blocker Poisoning: Shock After a Calcium Channel Blocker Overdose | Russ Kerns, MD FACEP FACMT — Program Director, Medical Toxicology Fellowship, Division of Medical Toxicology & Carolinas; Poison Center, Department of Emergency Medicine; Carolinas Medical Center, Charlotte, North Carolina, USA and Bruno Mégarbane, MD PhD — Department of Toxicologicla and Medical, Critical Care, Lariboisière Hospital, Paris-Diderot University, Paris (France) 1. Recognize the toxidrome associated with CCB toxicity.

2. Understand the underlying pathophysiology as a basis for treatment.

3. Utilize an appropriate diagnostic to assist in selecting treatments.

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Monday, September 7

Congress Program — Monday, September 7 9:15am–9:45am

Management of Cyanide and Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in Smoke Inhalation: Comatose Patient After Smoke Inhalation | Stephen W. Borron, MD MS FAAEM FACMT — Professor and Division Chief of Medical Toxicology, Department of Emergency Medicine, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso, El Paso, Texas, USA and Robert J. Hoffman, MD — Director, Clinical Toxicology, Division of Emergency Medicine, Sidra Medical and Research Center, Doha (Qatar) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:45am–10:15am

Assessment of Risk of Torsade de Pointes from Overdose: This QTc Interval Looks Long | Naren Gunja, MD MS FACEM FACMT — Emergency Physician & Toxicologist, Discipline of Emergency Medicine, Sydney Medical School, Westmead, Sydney (Australia) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

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Pecha Kucha I

8:45am–9:05am

Welcome – Pecha Kucha Format

9:05am–9:15am

Do I Need Complementary Exams for the Patient with Transient Global Amnesia? | Mihaela Mihalcea-Danciu, MD — Hautepierre Universitary Hospital, Strasbourg (France) 1. Define the diagnostic criteria of TGA of Hodges and Warlow.

2. Analyze results of a retrospective study over 2 years period about all patients diagnosed with TGA in ED. 3. Recognize complementary exams are useful only if exist atypical signs.

9:15am–9:25am

How to Manage Thrombotic Events in Warfarin Failure Cases | Keihan Golshani, MD — Department of Emergency Medicine, Isfahan University of Medical Sciences, Isfahan (Iran) 1. Review and manage cases with warfarin failure.

2. Examine how to manage warfarin failure in cases with renal failure.

9:25am–9:35am

How to Really Work-up Abdominal Pain in the ED | Jonathan S. Jones, MD FAAEM — Program Director, Associate Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Mississippi Medical Center, Jackson, Mississippi (USA) 1. List the signs and symptoms related to abdominal pain predict morbidity or mortality.

2. Describe the utility of several typical lab tests and radiologic studies used to work-up abdominal pain.

3. Define when a CT scan of the abdomen may be necessary.

9:35am–9:45am

A Better Central Line Technique: Wire Through Catheter | Reuben J. Strayer, MD FAAEM FACEP — Department of Emergency Medicine, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai & NYU School of Medicine, New York, New York (USA) 1. Describe the shortcomings of the conventional wire-through-needle central line insertion technique.

2. Distinguish how the wire-through-catheter technique addresses the shortcomings of the wirethrough-needle technique.

9:45am–9:55am

Emergency Paediatric Plastics | Alastair D. Meyer, MD BSc(Hons) BMedSci MBBS FACEM FCEM(Lond) FRCP(Edin) FRACGP — Emergency Physician, MonashHealth; Director, Emergency Medicine Research, Casey Hospital; Director, Emergency Physician Transition Program, Casey Hospital; Adjunct Associate Professor, Monash University – Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences, Albert Park (Australia) 1. Wound debridement & examination.

2. Wound closure techniques.

3. Paediatric procedural sedation.

9:55am–10:05am

Medical Innovations for Low Resource Settings | Silpa Gadiraju, MD — Attending Physician, Assistant Professor, Section of Emergency Medicine; Director, Emergency Medicine Global Health Education; Director, Emergency Medicine Global Health Fellowship, Faculty, National School of Tropical Medicine, Baylor College of Medicine, Missouri City, Texas (USA) 1. Describe the growth and potential of telemedicine as a tool to reach patient populations in isolated or volatile regions.

2. Discuss innovative ideas in humanitarian emergencies arising out of the recent Ebola epidemic in west Africa.

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Spalato

Moderator: Jennifer Repanshek, MD FAAEM — Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, Temple University School of Medicine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA and Zachary Repanshek, MD FAAEM — Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, Temple University School of Medicine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (USA)

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Oral Abstract Presentation Sessions*

Hama

Cardiovascular/Non-CPR/Non-Resuscitation; Infectious Disease & Sepsis M1 A Simplified Approach to Screen for Diastolic Dysfunction Using Limited Bedside Echo by Emergency Physicians | J. Colla, P. Kotini-Shah, M. Del Rios, J. Briller, M. Gustafsson, N. Patel, H. Prendergast (USA)

8:57am–9:09am

M2 Painless Acute Aortic Dissection May Present as a Stroke; Could We Identify the High-Risk Patient? | Y. Huang, S.F. Sung, K.T. Liu (Taiwan)

9:11am–9:23am

M3 Assessment of an Emergency Department Chest Pain Patient Cohort At Low Risk for Significant Adverse Events During Admission for Acute Coronary Syndrome | J. Perkins, N. Voore, J. Patel, S. Sanna, E. Mann, A. Gozu (USA)

9:25am–9:37am

M4 The Relative Strength of Association of Clinical Factors with Qt Prolongation | K. Marill, E. Miller (USA)

9:39am–9:51am

M5 Comparison of the Effectiveness of Diltiazem and Atenolol in the Management of Rapid Ventricular Rate in Atrial Fibrillation in the Emergency Department | H. Ghazali, J. Essid, M. Gammoudi, R. Jabri, A. Yahmadi, S. Zelfani, M. Mguidich, M. Louhichi, S. Souissi (Tunisia)

9:53am–10:05am

M6 Prognostic Value of the Magnitude of St-Segment Depression in Patients with Non-St Segment Elevation Acute Coronary Syndromes on Short-Term Mortality | H. Ghazali, R. Jabri, M. Bayar, A. Yahmadi, G. Chaabeni, M. Chkir, A. Ben Yahya, S. Souissi (Tunisia)

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Oral Abstract Presentation Sessions*

Monday, September 7

8:45am–8:57am

Efeso

Infectious Disease & Sepsis; Public Health, Screening, and SBIRT; Innovations & New Technologies 8:45am–8:57am

M7 Diagnostic Value of Computed tomography in Emergency Department Patients with Suspected Pneumonia | N. Hata, Y. Matsuoka, M. Sono, K. Ariyoshi (Japan)

8:57am–9:09am

M8 Presepsin Used for Patients with Sepsis in Emergency Department | T. O. Popa, D. Cimpoesu, P. Nedelea, M. Dumea, M. Corlade Andrei, A. Petris (Romania)

9:11am–9:23am

M9 Knowledge and Perceptions of Hiv Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (Prep) Among Patients | Y. Calderon, E. Cowan, D. Mercer, K. Chacon, J. Krauss, A. Rao, J. Leider (USA)

9:25am–9:37am

M10 Preparing for Ebola: Readiness of a Uk General Hospital | P. Scolding, J. Ross, G. Kamaras (United Kingdom)

9:39am–9:51am

M11 Identifying Acute and Chronic HIV Infection in the ED: Do 4th Generation Assays Change the Game? | M. Menchine, S. Arora, K. Jacobson, I. Shulman (USA)

9:53am–10:05am

M12 Implementation of a Video Messaging Intervention to Re-Engage High-Risk HIVNegative Patients in Repeat Testing | Y. Calderon, E. Cowan, C. Martinez, K. Chacon, J. Krauss, S. Rahman, A. Rao, J. Leider (USA)

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A New Paradigm for the Management of Heart Failure from Acute to Stable Phase *

Cesarea

Moderator: Alexandre Mebazaa, MD PhD FESC FHFA — Chairman, Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, University Hospitals Saint Louis - Lariboisière, Paris (France) 8:45am–9:05am

Vasodilators in Acute Heart Failure: When and Why | W. Frank Peacock, MD FACEP — Professor, Emergency Medicine, Associate Chair and Research Director, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:05am–9:25am

From the Acute Phase to Stabilized Heart Failure: Which Drug and Why | Jelena Celutkiene, MD PhD FESC — Senior Researcher, Clinic of Cardiovascular Diseases; Faculty of Medicine, Vilnius University; Chair, Heart Failure Working Group, Lithuanian Society of Cardiology, Vilnius (Lithuania) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:25am–9:45am

Biomarkers to Monitor Treatment Efficacy in Acute and Chronic Heart Failure | Salvatore Di Somma, MD PhD — Professor of Medicine, Director Emergency Medicine, Chairman Postgraduate School of Emergency Medicine, Department of Medical-Surgery Sciences and Translational Medicine, University La Sapienza, Sant’Andrea Hospital, Rome (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Optimal Management of Elderly Heart Failure Patients from Acute to Chronic Phase | Giovanni Pulignano, MD FANMCO — Heart Failure Clinic, Cardiovascular Department, San Camillo Hospital, Rome (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

MAEM Session *

Pola

Moderator: Amin Antoine N. Kazzi, MD MAAEM FAAEM — Professor of Clinical Emergency Medicine, American University of Beirut; Past President, the American Academy of Emergency Medicine & Lebanese Society for Emergency Medicine; MAEM Founding Interim President and MEMC Executive Chair; the Mediterranean Emergency Medicine Congress (MEMC-GREAT 2015), Beirut (Lebanon) 8:45am–9:00am

Palliative Care Integration into the Emergency Medicine | Nursah Basol, MD — Assistant Professor, Dept. of Emergency Medicine, Gaziosmanpasa University Medical Center, Tokat (Turkey) 1. The definition and main features of Palliative Care.

2. The problems of providing Palliative Care in Emergency Department.

3. The importance of Palliative Care integration into Emergency Medicine.

9:00am–9:15am

Ultrasound in Undifferentiated Shock | Rasha Buhumaid, MD MBBS ARDMS — Emirates Society of Emergency Medicine, Emergency Department, Abu-Dhabi (United Arab Emirates) 1. Discuss the indications of the use of Point of Care Ultrasound in undifferentiated shock.

2. Review case based ultrasound scanning protocols for patients with shock.

9:15am–9:25am

Emergency Physician Peer Review and Physician Profiling | Afif Mufarrij, MD FAAEM — Assistant Professor of Clinical Emergency Medicine, Department of Emergency Medicine, American University of Beirut Medical Center - AUBMC, Beirut, Lebanon; Chief of Service, Department of Emergency Medicine, Keserwan Medical Center - KMC, Ghazir (Lebanon) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:25am–9:35am

Emergency Medicine: Challenges for 3rd World Countries | Rachid Rahme, MD MBBS FRCS — Chairman, Department of Critical Care Medicine (Emergency & ICU), Sacre Coeur Hospital, Baabda (Lebanon) 1. Review the emergency medicine progress towards board certification and standardization in Europe.

2. Describe the emergency medicine challenges in the third world in the path towards standardization.

3. List recommendations to be followed up in respective countries to be validated in the next congress.

9:35am–9:45am

Pediatric Triage | Lina Kurdahi Badr, RN PhD CPNP FAAN — American University of Beirut, Beirut (Lebanon) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:45am–10:15am

Emergency Nursing in Developing Nations: Lessons Learned in Beirut | Rima Jabbour, RN​ — Emergency Medicine, Beirut (Lebanon) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

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Oncologic Emergencies II *

Orange I

Moderator: Knox H. Todd, MD MPH — Professor and Chair, Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas, USA and Paolo Marchetti, MD — Department of Clinical and Molecular Medicine, Sapienza University of Rome, Rome (Italy) 10:30am–10:50am

Oncocardiology | Adam H. Miller, MD MSMM MSCS FACEP — Associate Professor in Emergency Medicine, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas (USA) 1. To introduce antineoplastic interventions to emergency physicians.

2. To review the cardiovascular effects of anitineoplastic interventions.

3. To discuss the cardiovascular clinical manifestations of neoplastic interventions to the emergency physician after cancer therapy.

10:50am–11:10am

Palliative Care for the Cancer Patient | Carmen Esther Gonzalez, MD FACP FACMQ — Associate Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, Division of Internal Medicine, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Congress Program — Monday, September 7 11:10am–11:30am

Prescription Opioid Abuse in Cancer Patients | Monica Wattana, MD — Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

11:30am–11:50am

Summary and Wrap-Up

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Critical Care II

Leptis Magna

10:30am–10:50am

Hypothermia Post Cardiac Arrest in the Pediatric Population, Should We Cool Them? | Rodrick Babakhanlou, MD MSc — Department of Emergency Medicine, Wexham Park Hospital, Oxford (United Kingdom) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

10:50am–11:10am

Early Goal Directed Therapy: Is it Passé? | David Farcy, MD FAAEM FACEP FCCM — Chairman, Department of Emergency Medicine; Medical Director of the Surgical Intensivist, Mount Sinai Medical Center, Miami Beach, Florida (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

11:10am–11:30am

Ultrasound Evaluation of Acute Dyspnea | Bret P. Nelson, MD RDMS FACEP — Associate Professor, Director of Emergency Ultrasound, Department of Emergency Medicine, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, New York City, New York (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

11:30am–11:50am

New Interventional Trials for Stroke | Evie G. Marcolini, MD FAAEM FACEP — Assistant Professor, Departments of Emergency Medicine and Neurology, Divisions of Neurocritical Care and Emergency Neurology and Surgical Critical Care; Medical Director, SkyHealth Critical Care, Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, Connecticut (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

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Problems That Have Become More Frequent in the Emergency Department I

Monday, September 7

Moderator: David Farcy, MD FAAEM FACEP FCCM — Chairman, Department of Emergency Medicine; Medical Director of the Surgical Intensivist, Mount Sinai Medical Center, Miami Beach, Florida,(USA)

Orange II

Moderator: Joseph R. Shiber, MD FAAEM FACP FCCM — Associate Professor of Medicine, Emergency Medicine and Surgical Critical Care; Co-Director of NeuroScience ICU and Surgical ICU, UF College of Medicine, Jacksonville, Florida (USA) 10:30am–10:50am

Anticoagulation Reversal Treatment Options — Including Target Specific Oral Anticoagulants (TSOACs) | Steve C. Christos, DO MS FAAEM FACEP — Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine; Director, Emergency Medicine Medical Student Electives; Co-Chair, Presence Health Sepsis Steering Committee; Resource Officer Bioterrorism, Presence Resurrection Medical Center (PRMC), Chicago, Illinois (USA) 1. Apply the principles of evidence-based medicine and cost effectiveness of available anticoagulation therapies.

2. List the principles of evidence-based medicine anticoagulation reversal strategies for the management of bleeding with anticoagulants - including Target Specific Oral Anti-coagulants.

10:50am–11:10am

Iatrogenesis in the Emergency Department | Joseph R. Shiber, MD FAAEM FACP FCCM — Associate Professor of Medicine, Emergency Medicine and Surgical Critical Care; Co-Director of NeuroScience ICU and Surgical ICU, UF College of Medicine, Jacksonville, Florida (USA) 1. Present a Risk/Benefit approach to the ED patient.

2. Discuss risk reduction strategies for common ABC resuscitation techniques.

11:10am–11:30am

Current Concepts in Concussion Management | Gary M. Gaddis, MD PhD FAAEM — St. Luke’s/Missouri Endowed Chair in Emergency Medicine, St. Luke’s Hospital of Kansas City; Professor of Emergency Medicine, University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine, Kansas City, Missouri (USA) 1. Outline the risk factors, signs and symptoms of patients presenting to the emergency department with concussion.

2. Discuss the specific discharge instructions to be given to patients with diagnosis of concussion.

3. Describe the stepwise return to regular sports activity following a diagnosis of concussion.

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Monday, September 7

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Problematic IV Access: I.O. Should Be For You and Your Patient | Marvin A. Wayne, MD FAAEM FACEP FAHA — Associate Clinical Professor, University of Washington, EMS Medical Director Whatcom County Washington; Attending Emergency Department Peace Health St. Joseph Medical Center, Bellingham, Washington (USA) 1. Describe the physiology of the bone marrow as a rich venous pelxus.

2. Describe devices that can access that venous plexus.

3. Demonstrate these devices and suggest benefits and risk of each.

What You Need to Know to Become Published I

Tarragona

Moderator: Stephen R. Hayden, MD FAAEM — Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Emergency Medicine, Professor of Emergency Medicine, UC San Diego Health Systems, La Jolla, California (USA) and Lisa A. Moreno-Walton, MD MS MSCR FAAEM FACEP — Professor, Clinical Emergency Medicine; Clinical Associate Professor of Surgery, Tulane University School of Medicine; Board of Directors, American Academy of Emergency Medicine; Director, Division of Research, Division of Diversity, HIV Testing Program, Section of Emergency Medicine, Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center, New Orleans, Louisiana (USA) 10:30am–10:50am

Turning Your Abstract into a Paper: Academic Writing Made Simpler | Mark I. Langdorf, MD MHPE FAAEM RDMS — Professor of Clinical Emergency Medicine, Senior Associate Dean for Medical Education; Editor, Western Journal of Emergency Medicine, University of California, Irvine, California (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

10:50am–11:10am

How to Write an Introduction that Catches an Editor’s Interest | Ellen J. Weber, MD FACEP HFRCEM — Editor-in-Chief, Emergency Medicine Journal; Professor and Vice Chair of Emergency Medicine, University of California, San Francisco, San Francisco, California (USA) 1. List three essential questions that an introduction should answer.

2. Arrange the essential elements of an introduction into 3 paragraphs.

3. Describe reasons that a research question may be important.

11:10am–11:50am

Communicating Your Findings: How to Write Concisely and Effectively | Stephen R. Hayden, MD FAAEM — Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Emergency Medicine, Professor of Emergency Medicine, UC San Diego Health Systems, La Jolla, California (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

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MENATOX: Tox Bazaar I

Treviri

Moderator: Ziad Kazzi, MD FAAEM FACEP FACMT FAACT — Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine; Director, International Postdoctoral Fellowship in Medical Toxicology, Emory University; Assistant Medical Director, The Georgia Poison Center, Atlanta, Georgia (Lebanon and USA) 10:30am–10:50am

Tox Bazaar Case Based Station 1 | Naren Gunja, MD MS FACEM FACMT — Emergency Physician & Toxicologist, Discipline of Emergency Medicine, Sydney Medical School, Westmead, Sydney (Australia) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

10:50am–11:10am

Tox Bazaar Case Based Station 2 | Miguel C. Fernández, MD FAAEM FACMT FAACT — Professor, Emergency Medicine & Medical Toxicology; Director, South Texas Poison Center; Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio, San Antonio, Texas, USA and Ziad Kazzi, MD FAAEM FACEP FACMT FAACT — Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine; Director, International Postdoctoral Fellowship in Medical Toxicology, Emory University; Assistant Medical Director, The Georgia Poison Center, Atlanta, Georgia (Lebanon and USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

11:10am–11:30am

Tox Bazaar Case Based Station 3 | Brent Morgan, MD FACMT — Professor and Vice-Chair of Emergency Medicine; Director, Medical Toxicology Residency Program; Associate Medical Director, Georgia Poison Center, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia (USA) and Rittirak Othong, MD — Department of Emergency Medicine, Faculty of Medicine Vajira Hospital, Navamindradhiraj University, Bangkok (Thailand) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

11:30am–11:50am

Tox Bazaar Case Based Station 4 | Stephanie L. Hon, PharmD DABAT — Assistant Director, Clinical Toxicologist, Georgia Poison Center Grady Health System, Atlanta, Georgia, USA and Bruno Mégarbane, MD PhD — Department of Toxicologicla and Medical, Critical Care, Lariboisière Hospital, Paris-Diderot University, Paris (France) 1. Name 4 common toxic mushrooms and describe their clinical presentation.

2. Highlight treatment options for each toxic mushroom discussed during the presentation.

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Pecha Kucha II

Spalato

Moderator: Jennifer Repanshek, MD FAAEM — Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, Temple University School of Medicine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (USA) and Zachary Repanshek, MD FAAEM — Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, Temple University School of Medicine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (USA) Hands-Free Reduction of Jaw Dislocation | Joseph R. Lex Jr., MD MAAEM FAAEM FACEP — Clinical Professor of Emergency Medicine, Department of Emergency Medicine, Temple University School of Medicine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (USA) 1. Discuss common pitfalls of current methods of reduction of a dislocated jaw.

2. Describe the “hands free” method of reduction described by Gorchynski et al.

11:00am–11:10am

N-Acetylcysteine for Acetaminophen Poisoning: Whom and How to Treat in the Emergency Department? | Bruno Mégarbane, MD PhD — Department of Toxicologicla and Medical, Critical Care, Lariboisière Hospital, Paris-Diderot University, Paris (France) 1. Understand how to improve the selection of patients that should be treated with N-acetylcysteine.

2. Recognize how to minimize the risks of N-acetylcysteine-related side effects.

11:10am–11:20am

Identifying Patients at Risk of Early Decompensation When Admitted to a Non-ICU Setting | John C. Perkins, Jr., MD FAAEM FACEP FACP — Assistant Professor of Emergency and Internal Medicine, Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine; Assistant Program Director, Virginia Tech Carilion Emergency Medicine Residency, Roanoke, Virginia (USA) 1. Recognize that rapid decompensation of recently admitted patients is not infrequent and increases morbidity and mortality.

2. Understand that patients at highest risk are those who are tachypneic as well as those patients with severe sepsis.

11:20am–11:30am

Hyperkalemia — Not Just For Dialysis Patients | Jennifer Repanshek, MD FAAEM — Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, Temple University School of Medicine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (USA) 1. Assess EKGs for findings consistent with hyperkalemia.

2. Generate an appropriate differential diagnosis for the etiology of hyperkalemia in an unstable patient.

11:30am–11:40am

Fight the Bite | Maria C. Karam, MD — Pediatric Intensive Care Specialist Faculty at the American University of Beirut, Beirut (Lebanon) 1. Review the field and hospital management of snake bites 2. Clarify the myths about snake bite management 3. Describe the long term sequelae of a snake bite

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Monday, September 7

10:50am–11:00pm

Hama

Biomarkers 10:30am–10:42am

M13 Comparisons of the MDRD, CKD-EPI and Revised Lund-Malmo Study Equations for the Estimation of the Glomerular Filtration Rate in the General Korean Population | M. Ji, Y. Lee, M Hur, H. Kim, S. Di Somma (Italy, South Korea)

10:42am–10:54am

M14 Predictive Value of Ngal for Acute Kidney Injury and In-Hospital Mortality in Acute Heart Failure Patients Undergoing High Dosage of Diuretic Therapy in the Emergency Room | S. Navarin, S. Santarelli, L. Magrini, R. Marino, D. Volterra, C. Berardi, G. Zoccoli, P. Cardelli, G. Salerno, S. Di Somma (Italy)

10:56am–11:08am

M15 Soluble ST2 and Left Ventricular Remodeling in Patients with Metabolic Syndrome | V. Celic, A. Majstorovic, B. Pencic-Popovi, A. Sljivic, N. Lopez-Andres, I. Roy, E. Escribano, M. Beunza, A. Melero, F. Floridi, B. Zancla, G. Salerno, P. Cardelli, S. Di Somma (Italy, Serbia, Spain)

11:10am–11:22am

M16 Prognostic Role and Temporal Profile of Biomarkers in Sepsis and Septic Shock | U. Audisio, S. Battista, C. Galluzzo, M. Maggiorotto, M. Masoero, D. Forno, G. Mengozzi, M. Lucchiari, A.R. Vitale, F. Settanni (Italy)

11:24am–11:36am

M17 How Used and Useful Are the Cardiac Biomarkers for Emergency Non-Ischemic Cardiac Events Confirmation? | L.T. Rotaru, D Cimpoesu (Romania)

11:38am–11:50am

M18 Utility of Bio-Adrenomedullin (Bio-Adm) and Pro-Enkephalin (Pro-Enk) for the Prediction of In-Hospital Mortality in Patients with Acute Heart Failure | S. Navarin, R. Marino, S. Santarelli, D. Volterra, B. De Berardinis, C. Berardi, G. Zoccoli, A. Bergmann, O. Hartmann, J. Struck, L. Magrini, S. Di Somma (Germany, Italy)

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Oral Abstract Presentation Sessions*

Efeso

Monday, September 7

Metabolic and Endocrine Disorders; Neurologic/Psychiatric; Substance Abuse 10:30am–10:42am

M19 Assessment of Frequency and Associated Factors of Hypernatremia in Patients with Ischemic Cerebrovascular Accident | V. Monsef Kasmaei, S.M. Zia Ziabari, P. Asadi, N. Gangii, O. Hedayati (Iran)

10:42am–10:54am

M20 Clinical Characteristics of 372 Cases of Transient Global Amnesia in the Emergency Department: A Single Center Study | Y. Shin, S. Ahn, K.S. Lim (South Korea)

10:56am–11:08am

M21 Is CT/CTA or MRI Better for Imaging TIA? | L. Cochon, T. Stead, L. Ganti, A.A. Baez (Spain, USA)

11:10am–11:22am

M22 Ischemic Preconditioning Maintains Immunoreactivities of Glucokinase and Glucokinase Regulatory Protein in Neurons of the Gerbil Hippocampal CA1 Region Following Transient Cerebral | J.H. Cho, C.W. Park, T.G. Ohk, Y.S. Kim, M.C. Shin, M.H. Won (South Korea)

11:24am–11:36am

M23 Hydroquinone Shows Neuroprotective Potential in Experimental Ischemic Stroke Model Via Attenuation of Blood-Brain Barrier Disruption | J.H. Cho, C.W. Park, T.G. Ohk, Y.S. Kim, M.C. Shin, M.H. Won (South Korea)

11:38am–11:50am

M24 Prognostic Value of the Suicide Intent Scale in Self-Poisoning Patients in the Emergency Department | R. Jebri, S. Souissi, R. Ben Kaddour, H. Ghazali, A. Yahmadi, W. Bousselmi, J. Essid, N. El Heni (Tunisia)

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Biomarkers in the Emergency Room *

Merida

Moderator: Laura Magrini, MD — Department of Emergency Medicine, S.Andrea Hospital, University La Sapienza II Faculty of Medicine, Rome (Italy) 10:30am–10:50am

Aemolitic Anemia and Transfusion in the Emergency Department | Antonio Pavan, MD — Professor in Clinical Pathology, University of Rome, La Sapienza; Immunoheamathology and Transfusion Medicine Unit, Sant’Andrea Hospital, Rome (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

10:50am–11:10am

Management of Stress Induced Cardiomiopathy in the Emergency Department | Hyun Suk Yang, MD PhD — Associate Professor, Cardiovascular Medicine, Konkuk University Medical Center (Seoul Korea) 1. Following the completion of this course, the participants will be able to assess relevant clinical features of stress cardiomyopahty in the emergency department.

2. After completing this activity, the participant will be able to understand the application of biomarker-guided management of stress cardiomyopathy.

11:15am–11:30am

New Lipid Biomarkers in Metabolic Syndrome | Philippe Rouet, PhD — Paul Sabatier University, Toulouse (France) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

11:30am–11:50am

The Use of Procalcitonin in Heart Failure | Diane M. Borkowski, RN — Senior Clinical Science Liaison, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Middletown, Virginia (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

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MAEM Session*

Pola

Moderators: Amin Antoine N. Kazzi, MD MAAEM FAAEM — Professor of Clinical Emergency Medicine, American University of Beirut; Past President, the American Academy of Emergency Medicine & Lebanese Society for Emergency Medicine; MAEM Founding Interim President and MEMC Executive Chair; the Mediterranean Emergency Medicine Congress (MEMC-GREAT 2015), Beirut (Lebanon) and Mohammed A. Alhelail, MD MBBS SBEM ArBEM FACMT — Consultant, Emergency Medicine & Medical Toxicologist, Division Head, Clinical Toxicology, King Abdulaziz Medical City, Riyadh; Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, College of Medicine, King Saud Bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences, KSA-Vice President, Saudi Society of EM President-Elect (SASEM), Riyadh (Saudi Arabia) 10:30am–10:50am

Free-Standing Emergency Departments and Urgent Care Clinics in the Middle East — Lessons Learned in Lebanon | Maria Cristina Costin Kazzi, MD — (Lebanon and Romania) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Congress Program — Monday, September 7 Violence Against Emergency Department Workers | Levent Avsarogullari, MD — Director, Department of Emergency Medicine, Erciyes University Medical School, Kayseri (Turkey) | Amin Antoine N. Kazzi, MD MAAEM FAAEM — Professor of Clinical Emergency Medicine, American University of Beirut; Past President, the American Academy of Emergency Medicine & Lebanese Society for Emergency Medicine; MAEM Founding Interim President and MEMC Executive Chair; the Mediterranean Emergency Medicine Congress (MEMC-GREAT 2015), Beirut (Lebanon) | Ali Bidari, MD — Iran University of Medical Sciences; President of Iranian Society of EM (ISEM) and Secretariat of Iranian Board of Emergency Medicine, Tehran (Iran) 1. Describe causes of violence against emergency department workers.

2. Discuss effects of violence on emergency department workers.

3. Discuss interventions to prevent violence in emergency departments.

4. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

5. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

11:30am–11:50am

Emergency Medicine Education for Non-Emergency Medicine Specialist Providers | Georges F. Saad — Saint George Hospital, University Medical Center, Saint George HospitalAchrafieh, Beirut (Lebanon) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

Incontro Nazionale Pazienti Associazione Italiana Scompensati Cardiaci (AISC)

Cesarea

10:30am-10:35am

Saluto di Benvenuto | Oberdan Vitali, Presidente AISC

10:35am-10:40am

Introduzione a cura del Moderatore | Maria Rosaria Di Somma, Consigliere Delegato Relazioni Esterne AISC

10:40am-10:50am

La collaborazione tra l’industria farmaceutica e le Associazioni Pazienti: fianco a fianco Dominika Sefton, Disease Area Head, Cardio Metabolic, Novartis Farma

10:50am-11:00am

Il futuro della ricerca clinica: il paziente come primo attore | Paola Antonini, Senior V. President Scientific Affairs, Worldwide Clinical Trials

11:00am-11:10am

L’esperienza del centro AISC itinerante | Cristopher Bartoli, Medico Specializzando, Università degli Studi di Roma “La Sapienza”

11:10am-11:40am

Tavola Rotonda: Le iniziative sul territorio | Salvatore Di Somma, Direttore Medicina d’Emergenza-Urgenza, Ospedale Sant’Andrea, Università degli Studi di Roma “La Sapienza”; Giuseppe Leonardi, Responsabile U.O.s.d. Scompenso Cardiaco Grave, AOU Policlinico Vittorio Emanuele di Catania; Giovanni Ricevuti, Direttore Clinica Geriatrica, ASP IDR S.Margherita, Università di Pavia; Vincenzo Natale, Direttore Pronto Soccorso e Medicina d’Urgenza ASP di Vibo Valentia; Girolamo Sibilio, Direttore Cardiologia UTIC Ospedale Santa Maria delle Grazie Pozzuoli; Francesco Burrai, Professore di Terapie Complementari, Scuola di Medicina e Chirurgia Università di Bologna

11:40am-11:50am

L’importanza del self-care nei pazienti affetti da scompenso cardiaco | Rosaria Alvaro, Presidente Corso di Laurea Magistrale in Scienze Infermieristiche e Ostetriche, Università degli Studi di Roma “Tor Vergata”

11:50am-12:00pm

L’esperienza diretta del paziente | Rossana Bordoni, Associata AISC

12.00pm

Dibattito

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Keynote Address I

12:00pm–12:40pm

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Leptis Magna

The Role of Emergency Medicine in International Preventative Health | Arthur L. Kellermann, MD MPH FACEP — Professor and Dean, F. Edward Hebert School of Medicine, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Bethesda, Maryland (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

Plenary Address I

2:00pm–2:30pm

Monday, September 7

10:50am–11:30am

Leptis Magna

Experience-Based vs. Evidence-Based Medicine | Clifford Mann, MD FRCP FRCA FCEM — Consultant Emergency Physician, Taunton, United Kingdom; President of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine, Taunton (United Kingdom) 1. Understand some of the limitations of evidence based medicine.

2. Appreciate the dangers of deferring to experience.

3. Recognise the value a paradigm in which the integration of experience and research evidence enables patient centered best practice.

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Plenary Address II

Monday, September 7

2:30pm–3:00pm

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Leptis Magna

Current Activities of the International Federation of Emergency Medicine | C. James Holliman, MD FACEP FIFEM — President, International Federation for Emergency Medicine; Professor of Emergency Medicine and Public Health Sciences, Penn State University Hershey Medical Center, Hershey, Pennyslvania; Professor of Military and Emergency Medicine, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Bethesda, Maryland (USA) 1. Know the general structure of IFEM. 2. Know the current activities of IFEM.

Cardiovascular Emergencies I *

Orange I

Moderator: W. Frank Peacock, MD FACEP — Professor, Emergency Medicine, Associate Chair and Research Director, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas (USA) 3:20am–3:40pm

What Do They Get? Acute Coronary Syndrome Workup | Lorenzo Paladino, MD — Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine, Kings County Hospital, Brooklyn, New York, USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

3:40pm–4:00pm

Accelerated Diagnostic Protocols for Acute Coronary Syndrome | Lim Swee Han, MD MBBS FRCS Edin (A&E) FRCP Edin FAMS — Senior Consultant, Department of Emergency Medicine, Singapore General Hospital; Clinical Associate Professor, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore; Adjunct Associate Professor, Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School Singapore (Singapore) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

4:00pm–4:20pm

Respiratory Distress in Acute Coronary Syndrome Severe Patients | Josep Masip, MD PhD FESC — Associate Professor of Cardiology; University of Barcelona; ICU Director, Consorci Sanitari Integral, Barcelona; Chairman of Cardiology Department, Hospital Sanitas CIMA, Barcelona (Spain) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

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Advances in the Treatment of Neurologic Diseases

Leptis Magna

Moderator: Christopher Lewandowski, MD — Vice Chair, Department of Emergency Medicine, Henry Ford Health System; Clinical Professor of Emergency Medicine, Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan (USA) 3:20pm–3:40pm

Facts About Post-Operative Management of Subarachnoid Hemorrhage That Impact Prior Emergency Department Care | Eiji Isotani, MD PhD — Chairman, Professor, Department of Emergency and Critical Care Medicine, Tokyo Women’s Medical University Medical Center East, Tokyo (Japan) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

3:40pm–4:00pm

Acute Ischemic Stroke: The Sea Change by New Data About Clot Retrieval | Christopher Lewandowski, MD — Vice Chair, Department of Emergency Medicine, Henry Ford Health System; Clinical Professor of Emergency Medicine, Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

4:00pm–4:20pm

Stroke Patterns in the New Millenium | Ademola Adewale, MD FAAEM — Medical Director, Florida Hospital Center for Medical Simulation and Education, Director of Research and Simulation, Assistant Program Director, Florida Hospital EM Residency Program, Orlando, Florida (USA) 1. discuss prevalence of different stroke types and look at data that support these prevalence 2. describe the current evolving pattern in stroke prevalence based on original research

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MAEM Session*

3:20pm–3:40pm

Diabetic Emergencies/Pain Management | Cem Ertan, MD — Associate Professor, Chairman, Department of Emergency Medicine, Izmir University Medical Center, Izmir (Turkey) 1. By the end of this presentation, the participants will be able to identify possible origins of pain in the diabetic patient.

2. By the end of this presentation, the participants shall be able to name the alternative treatment methods for diabetes related pain.

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Congress Program — Monday, September 7 Establishing the Specialty of Emergency Medicine in the Mediterranean and Middle East Regions (Panel Discussion) | Moderator: Eveline Hitti, MD MBA FAAEM — Associate Professor of Clinical Emergency Medicine Interim Chairperson; Department of Emergency Medicine; American University of Beirut Medical Center (Lebanon)

Mohammed A. Alhelail, MD MBBS SBEM ArBEM FACMT — Consultant, Emergency Medicine & Medical Toxicologist, Division Head, Clinical Toxicology, King Abdulaziz Medical City, Riyadh; Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, College of Medicine, King Saud Bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences, KSA-Vice President, Saudi Society of EM President-Elect (SASEM), Riyadh (Saudi Arabia)

Kristopher Brickman, MD — Professor and Chair Department of Emergency Medicine, Medical Director Emergency Department; President, University of Toledo Physicians; Director, Office of Global Health, University of Toledo Medical Center, Toledo, Ohio (USA)

Hadi Gharebaghi, MD — Iranian Society of Emergency Medicine, Emergency Department, Farmanieh Hospital, Tehran (Iran)

Erkan Göksu, MD — Department of Emergency Medicine, Akdeniz University School of Medicine, Antalya,Turkey (Turkey)

Keihan Golshani, MD — Department of Emergency Medicine, Isfahan University of Medical Sciences, Isfahan (Iran) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

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What You Need to Know to Become Published II

Monday, September 7

3:40pm–4:20pm

Tarragona

Moderator: Stephen R. Hayden, MD FAAEM — Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Emergency Medicine, Professor of Emergency Medicine, UC San Diego Health Systems, La Jolla, California (USA) and Lisa A. Moreno-Walton, MD MS MSCR FAAEM FACEP — Professor, Clinical Emergency Medicine; Clinical Associate Professor of Surgery, Tulane University School of Medicine; Board of Directors, American Academy of Emergency Medicine; Director, Division of Research, Division of Diversity, HIV Testing Program, Section of Emergency Medicine, Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center, New Orleans, Louisiana (USA) 3:20pm–4:00pm

How to Perform a Systematic Review | Abel Wakai, MD FRCSI FRCEM — Consultant, Department of Emergency Medicine, Beaumont Hospital, Dublin (Ireland) 1. Know the resources necessary to conduct a systematic review.

2. Plan the workflow to conduct a systematic review with some expert guidance.

4:00pm–4:20pm

How to Write a Clinically Significant Case Report? | Cem Oktay, MD — Akdeniz University School of Medicine; Past President, Emergency Medicine Association of Turkey (EMAT), Antalya (Turkey) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

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MENATOX: Rapid Fire Tox I

Merida

Moderator: Ziad Kazzi, MD FAAEM FACEP FACMT FAACT — Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine; Director, International Postdoctoral Fellowship in Medical Toxicology, Emory University; Assistant Medical Director, The Georgia Poison Center, Atlanta, Georgia (Lebanon and USA) 3:20pm–3:35pm

Aluminum Phosphide: Poison in My Neighbor’s Home | Badria Alhatali, MD — Emergency Medicine Physician and Medical Toxicologist, Ministry of Health (Oman ) 1. Define the mechanism of toxicity of Aluminum Phosphide.

2. List the systemic manifestations associated with phosphine exposure.

3. Discuss different modalities of management.

3:35pm–3:50pm

Management of Excited Delirium: This Patient is Out of Control! | Stephanie L. Hon, PharmD DABAT — Assistant Director, Clinical Toxicologist, Georgia Poison Center Grady Health System, Atlanta, Georgia (USA) 1. Define excited delirium syndrome, explore its history, and identify common causes of the syndrome.

2. Review the pathology and clinical manifestations of excited delirium syndrome.

3. Identify patient risk factors associated with poor outcomes with excited delirium syndrome.

3:50pm–4:05pm

Hydrogen Sulfide Poisoning: Unconscious at an Oil Field | Miguel C. Fernández, MD FAAEM FACMT FAACT — Professor, Emergency Medicine & Medical Toxicology; Director, South Texas Poison Center; Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio, San Antonio, Texas (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Congress Program — Monday, September 7 4:05pm–4:20pm

Monday, September 7

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Management of Snake Bites: This Mean Snake Just Bit Me! | Mohammed A. Alhelail, MD MBBS SBEM ArBEM FACMT — Consultant, Emergency Medicine & Medical Toxicologist, Division Head, Clinical Toxicology, King Abdulaziz Medical City, Riyadh; Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, College of Medicine, King Saud Bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences, KSA-Vice President, Saudi Society of EM President-Elect (SASEM), Riyadh (Saudi Arabia) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

Spanish Language Track I *

Spalato

Moderator: Edgardo Menendez, MD FIFEM — Chairman, Emergency of Department, Churruca Hospital, Buenos Aires (Argentina) 3:20pm–3:40pm

Hipertensión en el Servicio de Emergencias: Derribando Dogmas | Alejandro Moya Alvarez, MD IFEM — Médico Asistente, Departamento de Medicina de Emergencias, Hospital Dr. Rafael Angel Calderón Guardia, San José (Costa Rica) 1. Enumerar una serie de dogmas clásicos sobre el Manejo de la Hipertensión en el servicio de urgencias.

2. Interpretar la validez científica de la evidencia de apoyo y / o rechazo de los dogmas de la hipertensión

3:40pm–4:00pm

Anaphylaxis What Every Emergency Physician Should Know | Juan A. Gonzalez Sanchez, MD FACEP — Professor and Chair University of Puerto Rico, University of Puerto Rico, Emergency Medicine Department, San Juan (Puerto Rico) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

4:00pm–4:20pm

National Registry of Cardiac Arrest in Mexico | Edgard Diaz Soto, MD MBA — Chairman in the Mexican Committee of Resuscitation and Cardiac Emergency Care, Barrio La Guadalupita, Mexico (USA) 1. Identify the processes needed to make a national registry of patients receiving emergency cardiac care and CPR in Mexico.

2. Define the criteria for survival or successful cardiopulmonary resuscitation in patients receiving CPR.

146

Oral Abstract Presentation Sessions*

Hama

Biomarkers; Cardiovascular/Non-CPR/Non-Resuscitation 3:20pm–3:32pm

M25 Is There a Relationship Between the NT Pro BNP Rates and the Acute Heart Failure Syndromes in the Emergency Department? | R. Jebri, O. Djebbi, M. Ben Lassoued, G. Ben Jrad, I. Guerbouj, H. Mahfoudhi, K. Lamine (Tunisia)

3:32pm–3:44pm

M26 A Role for the Novel Cardiac Bio-Marker ST2 for Hearts in Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome | H. Yang, M. Hur, S. Di Somma (South Korea)

3:44pm–3:56pm

M27 Comparison of the Diamond & Forrester Score and Duke Clinical Score to Safely Reduce Stress Utilization in Chest Pain Unit Patients | A. Napoli, P. Sullivan (USA)

3:56pm–4:08pm

M28 Inter-Rater Reliability of the Diamond & Forrester Score in Emergency Department Chest Pain Observation Unit Patients | A. Napoli, P. Sullivan (USA)

4:08pm–4:20pm

M29 Acute Care Diagnostic Collaboration: Assessment of Diagnostic Quality of TIMI vs. Heart Risk Score Integrating Coronary CT Angiography in a Bayesian Statistical Model | L. Cochon, M. Supino, M. Caputo, A.A. Baez (Spain, USA)

147

Oral Abstract Presentation Sessions*

Efeso

International Emergency Medicine; Pre-Hospital/EMS/Out of Hospital 3:20pm–3:32pm

M30 Emergency Medical Services Response in Rural Haiti: A Single Ambulance Service Model | B. Nicholson, D. Dhindsa, J. Lovelady (USA)

3:32pm–3:44pm

M31 Evaluation of the Current Helicopter Emergency Medical Services Dispatch Criteria and Registration System | N. Ter Bogt, R. Egberink, F. Van Eennaam, R. De Wit (Netherlands)

3:44pm–3:56pm

M32 Good Samaritan Acts by Emergency Physicians: A Survey of Frequency, Locations, and Utility of Supplies and Medications | T. Burkholder, R. King (USA)

3:56pm–4:08pm

M33 The Effect of Emergency Medical Services Use on Hospital Outcomes of Hemorrhagic Stroke According to Length of Stay at Emergency Department | S. Kim, S.D. Shin (South Korea)

4:08pm–4:20pm

M34 Acute Care Diagnostics Collaboration: Assessment of the Prehospital Sepsis Project Score (PSP-S) Integrated with Prehospital Point of Care Lactate in a Bayesian Clinical Decision M | L. Cochon, J.M. Nicolas, K. Schrank, A.A. Baez (Spain, USA)

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Obstetric and Gynecologic Emergencies *

Cesarea

Moderator: Lukic Ankica, MD — Dipartimento di Scienze Medico-chirurgiche e Medicina Translazionale. Facoltà di Medicina e Psicologia, Sapienza, Università di Roma (Italy) and Mauro Schimberni, MD — Professor, Obstetrics and Gynecology Unit, Ospedale S. Andrea, Sapienza University Rome (Italy) Obstetric and Gynecologic Emergencies: What Teaching is Required? | Nicola Colacurci, MD — Second University of Naples, Naples (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

3:20pm–3:35pm

Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome (OHSS) is a New Frequent Emergency | Donatella Caserta, MD PhD — Department of Medical-Surgery Sciences and Translational Medicine, Faculty of Medicine and Psychology, Sapienza University of Rome (Italy) 1. Assess relevant clinical features of OHSS. 2. Apply the latest advances in OHSS management.

4:00pm–4:20pm

Gynecological Cancer Treatment in the Emergency Department | Antonio Frega, MD — Department of Medical-Surgery Sciences and Translational Medicine, Faculty of Medicine and Psychology, Sapienza University of Rome (Italy) 1. Apply the principles of evidence-based medicine and cost effectiveness in making decisions about the utilization of medical resources for patients with cancer in emergency.

2. Apply the latest advances in pain management to ameliorate the suffering of patients with cancer.

3:35pm–3:50pm

Pelvic Inflammatory Disease Treatment in the Emergency Department | Roberto Marci, MD PhD — University of Ferrara, Ferrara (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

4:05pm–4:20pm

Delivery in the Emergency Department: An Italian Report | Francesco Torcia, MD — Rome (Italy) 1. Organize a delivery room and to provide the assistance to the mother and the newborn.

2. It would be very satisfactory if during the time for the organization of the perinatal team (obstetrics, midwife neonatologist and anesthesiologist) the Emergency Department team may guarrantee an high level assistance to prevent or reduce the risks both for mother and newborn.

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Cardiovascular Emergencies II *

Monday, September 7

3:00pm–3:20pm

Orange I

Moderator: Jelena Celutkiene, MD PhD FESC — Senior Researcher, Clinic of Cardiovascular Diseases; Faculty of Medicine, Vilnius University; Chair, Heart Failure Working Group, Lithuanian Society of Cardiology, Vilnius (Lithuania) 4:40pm–5:00pm

New Drugs in Heart Failure | Alexandre Mebazaa, MD PhD FESC FHFA — Chairman, Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, University Hospitals Saint Louis Lariboisière, Paris (France) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:00pm–5:20pm

Transitions of Heart Failure Care | Louella Vaughan, MBBS DPhil FRACP — Senior Clinical Research Fellow, Northwest CLAHRC, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, London (United Kingdom) 1. The learner will be able to identify the problems posed by transitions of care to the safety of patients with heart failure.

2. The learner will be able to implement techniques that improve transitions of care for patients with heart failure.

5:20pm–5:40pm

The Importance of Time in Heart Failure | W. Frank Peacock, MD FACEP — Professor, Emergency Medicine, Associate Chair and Research Director, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:40pm–6:00pm

Right Heart Failure, Congestion and Hyponatremia: A New Point of View | Giuseppe Leonardi, MD — Cardiology Department, Policlinico Hospital, Cataria (Italy)

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Pediatric Emergencies I

Leptis Magna

Monday, September 7

Moderator: Fadi Bitar, MD FAAP — American University of Beirut, Beirut, Lebanon and Camilo E. Gutiérrez, MD FAAEM — Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Boston Medical Center; Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Boston University School of Medicine; Boston Massachusetts (USA) 4:40pm–5:00pm

Pediatric Upper Airway Concerns | Rebecca Liggin, MD FAAP — Associate Professor, Pediatrics and Emergency Medicine; Director of International Medical Education, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Little Rock, Arkansas (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:00pm–5:20pm

Pediatric Sedation in the Emergency Department | Camilo E. Gutiérrez, MD FAAEM — Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Boston Medical Center; Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Boston University School of Medicine; Boston Massachusetts (USA) 1. Discuss safety guidelines and preparation for sedation in the Emergency Department.

2. Understand safety and complications of performing sedation outside the OR. 3. Review different agents available for sedation.

5:20pm–5:40pm

Special Considerations for the Pediatric Trauma Patient | Yusuf Ali Altunci, MD — Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, University of Ege, Izmir (Turkey) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:40pm–6:40pm

Discussion

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The Geriatric Patient in the Emergency Department - Medical Issues

Orange II

Moderator: Nounou Taleghani, MD PhD FAAEM — Stanford University Medical Center, Division of Emergency Medicine, Stanford, California (USA) 4:40pm–5:00pm

Your Elderly Patient Just Hit Their Head. Do They Need a CT? (and More!) | John Batchelor, MD MB ChB FRCS(I) FCEM — Consultant in Emergency Medicine, Manchester Royal Infirmary, Manchester (United Kingdom) 1. Elderly patients with GCS 15 head injury and intracranial bleeding are more likely to be asymptomatic when compared to a younger cohort of patients with a similar type of TBI who are GCS 15.

2. Patients on warfarin and TBI have an increased mortality (pooled odds ratio of approximately 2) when compared to a similar cohort of patients who are not on warfarin.

3. Patients on antiplatelet agents and TBI have a slightly increased risk of intracranial bleeding and mortality although the evidence for this is less compelling compared to the warfarin cohort.

5:00pm–5:20pm

Problem-Prone Medications in the Elderly/Polypharmacy in the Elderly | Terrence M. Mulligan, DO MPH FAAEM — Clinical Associate Professor in Emergency Medicine, University of Maryland School of Medicine; Baltimore, Maryland, USA; Extraordinary Senior Lecturer/ Visiting Assistant Professor, Stellenbosch University, South Africa; Visiting Professor, Hunan Provincial People’s Hospital, Hunan Normal University, Changsha, China (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:20pm–5:40pm

Early Identification of Clinical Trajectories of Patients Who Are Dying While in Your Emergency Department | Tiffany Murano, MD FACEP — Associate Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine; Program Director, Emergency Medicine Residency, Rutgers New Jersey Medical School, Newark (New Jersey) 1. Describe the clinical dying trajectories that present to the Emergency Department and clinical implication of such trajectories.

2. Describe the barriers to optimal Emergency Department end-of-life care.

3. Discuss ways to improve end-of-life care in the Emergency Department.

5:40pm–6:00pm

Making Things Less Stressful for the Older Patient in the Emergency Department | Nounou Taleghani, MD PhD FAAEM — Stanford University Medical Center, Diivision of Emergency Medicine, Stanford, California (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

*American CME is not available for this track.

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International I

Tarragona

Moderator: Nino Butskhrikidze, MD — Head, Quality Management Division, Medical Corporation “Evex”, Tbilisi (Georgia) Emergency Medicine Development in Georgia | Nino Butskhrikidze, MD — Head, Quality Management Division, Medical Corporation “Evex”, Tbilisi (Georgia) 1. The participants will learn how was improved the care of acutely ill patients in the hospitals with limited resources.

2. Benefits the new adopted medical specialty “Emergency Medicine” gives to hospitals and benefits can the country can expect from this specialty, especially country with limited resources.

3. List main challenges for developing new specialties in the countries with the limited resources.

5:00pm–5:20pm

Upcoming and Growing Challenges in Global Emergency Medicine | Arthur L. Kellermann, MD MPH FACEP — Professor and Dean, F. Edward Hebert School of Medicine, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Bethesda, Maryland (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:20pm–5:40pm

Development of Emergency Medicine in Hunan Province, China | Han Xiao Tong, MD — Hunan Provincial People’s Hospital, Hunan (China) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:40pm–6:00pm

Health Care Reconstruction in Afghanistan | C. James Holliman, MD FACEP FIFEM — President, International Federation for Emergency Medicine; Professor of Emergency Medicine and Public Health Sciences, Penn State University Hershey Medical Center, Hershey, Pennyslvania; Professor of Military and Emergency Medicine, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Bethesda, Maryland (USA) 1. Know some of the challenges in Afghanistan related to healthcare development.

2. Be able to discuss the ranking of healthcare development priorities for Afghanistan.

154

Special Considerations for the Treatment of Infectious Diseases

Monday, September 7

4:40pm–5:00pm

Merida

Moderator: Prabath Nanayakkara, MD PhD FRCP — Head, Section Acute Medicine; Department of Internal Medicine, VU University Medical Center, Amsterdam (the Netherlands) | Salah Zeineldine, MD FACP — Assistant Dean for Graduate Medical Education, Designated Institutional Official (D.I.O.), Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine, Academic Associate Hariri School of Nursing; Director, Pulmonary Physiology Laboratory, Faculty of Medicine, American University of Beirut, Beirut (Lebanon) 4:40pm–5:00pm

Tetanus: Forgotten (In the Western World) but Clearly Not Gone | Kumar Alagappan, MS FAAEM FACEP FIFEM — Professor, Emergency Medicine, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:00pm–5:20pm

Dengue: An Emergency Department Approach | Alicia Juncos, MD — Emergency Medicine Consultant, Hospital Max Peralta, CTAS National Coordinator and Trainer; ASOCOME Committee Member; Asociación Costarricense de Médicos Emergenciólogos, Cartago (Costa Rica) 1. Define dengue disease and its physiopathology.

2. Recognize warning signs in dengue.

3. Assess relevant clinical features of dengue and how to deal with them.

5:20pm–5:40pm

MERS Talk | Kang Hyun Lee, MD PhD — Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, Wonju College of Medicine, Yonsei University; Chairman, Board of Directors, Korean Society of Emergency Medicine; Asia Regional Board Representative, International Federation of Emergency Medicine (IFEM); Wonju (Korea) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:20pm–5:40pm

Special Considerations for the Treatment of Infectious Diseases | Kang Hyun Lee, MD PhD — Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, Wonju College of Medicine, Yonsei University; Chairman, Board of Directors, Korean Society of Emergency Medicine; Asia Regional Board Representative, International Federation of Emergency Medicine (IFEM); Wonju (Korea) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Spanish Language Track II *

Spalato

Monday, September 7

Moderator: Edgardo Menendez, MD FIFEM — Chairman, Emergency of Department, Churruca Hospital, Buenos Aires (Argentina) 4:40pm–5:00pm

Thrombolysis Treatment Impact in Developing Countries | Aurora Vernaza, MD — (Panama) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:00pm–5:20pm

Shock, Spanish Experience | Ana Maria Navio Serrano, Sr., MD PhD — Emergency Physician, Professor, UEM School of Medicine; Spanish National, Director of the Shock Team, Moncloa University Hospital, Madrid (Spain) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:20pm–5:40pm

Evaluation and Management of Dengue in Children | Daniella M. Santiago Haddock, MD — Senior Resident, University of Puerto Rico Emergency Medicine Department (Puerto Rico) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:40pm–6:00pm

Strategies for the Difficult Airway | Edgardo Menendez, MD FIFEM — Chairman, Emergency of Department, Churruca Hospital, Buenos Aires (Argentina) 1. Acquire the different strategies to solve airway difficulties effectively.

2. Improve diagnosis and management of difficult airway with the new technology.

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Oral Abstract Presentation Sessions*

Hama

Administration, Health Policy, and Legislation; Medical Education (Undergraduate, Graduate, and CPD) 4:40pm–4:52pm

M35 X-Ray Ordering Among Emergency Department Physicians as a Function of the Patient’s Primary Language | S. Bilal, D.C. Kuo, W.f. Peacock, M.T. Pillow (USA)

4:52pm–5:04pm

M36 Emergency Medicine and Active Labor Act Violations 2002-15: Review of Office of Inspector General Patient Dumping Settlements | M. Langdorf, N. Zuabi (USA)

5:06pm–5:18pm

M37 Study of Relationship Between Resiliency and Job Bournout & Mental Health Among the Emergency Department Personnel | S. Hosseini Kasnavieh, H. Basirghafouri, G. Masumi, M. Chardoli, M. Yasinzadeh, N. Tavakoli, H. Amiri (Iran)

5:20pm–5:32pm

M38 Hospital Performance Based on Pabon Lasso Model | S. Hosseini Kasnavieh, H.Basirghafouri, G. Masumi, M. Chardoli, M. Yasinzadeh, N. Tavakoli, H. Amiri (Iran)

5:34pm–5:46pm

M39 Survey on Patient’s Length of Stay and its Effective Predictors in Emergency Departments at Selected Hospitals | S. Hosseini Kasnavieh, H. Basirghafouri, G. Masumi, M. Chardoli, M. Yasinzadeh, N. Tavakoli, H. Amiri (Iran)

5:48pm–6:00pm

M40 Online Learning Module is Key for Improvement to Emergency Department Observation Unit Practice | I. Young, S. Lee (USA)

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Oral Abstract Presentation Sessions*

Efeso

Pre-Hospital/EMS/Out of Hospital; Social Role of Emergency Medicine; Trauma; Metabolic and Endocrine Disorders 4:40pm–4:52pm

M41 Clinical Decision Rule to Prevent Unnecessary Chest X-Ray in Patients with Blunt Multiple Traumas | M.M. forouzanfar, S. Safari, N.S. Mahdavi, B. Hashemi, A. Baratloo, F. Rahmati (Iran)

4:52pm–5:04pm

M42 The Effect of Prehospital Hypoxia and Hypotension on Outcome in Major Traumatic Brain Injury: A Deadly Combination | D. Spaite, C. Hu, B. Bobrow, V. Chikani, B. Barnhart, D. Sherrill, J. Gaither, C. Viscusi, K. Denninghoff, U. Stolz (USA)

5:06pm–5:18pm

M43 Comparison of Four Score Coma Scale (Four Scales) and Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) in Anticipation of Traumatic Patient’s Outcome | A. Baratloo, A. Rouhipour, M. Shokravi, B. Hashemi, S. Safari, F. Rahmati, MM. Forouzanfar (Iran)

5:20pm–5:32pm

M44 The Impact of Cycling Related Injuries on an Irish Emergency Department | J. Foley, A. Kaskovagheorgescu, J. Ryan, D. Evoy (Ireland)

5:34pm–5:46pm

M45 Comparing the Interpretation of Traumatic Chest X-Ray by Emergency Medicine Specialists and Radiologists | S. Safari, A. Baratloo, A. Rouhipour, B. Hashemi, A.S. Negida (Egypt, Iran)

5:48pm–6:00pm

M46 Assessment of Relation Between Serum Sodium Level Abnormalities and Mortality in Patients with Traumatic Brain Injury | V. Monsef Kasmaei, S.M. Zia Ziabari, B. Zohrevandi, M. Abed Rad, S. Heidari Moghadam (Iran)

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Point of Care Ultrasound Utility in the Emergency Room *

Cesarea

Moderator: Clifford Mann, MD FRCP FRCA FCEM — Consultant Emergency Physician, Taunton, United Kingdom; President of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine, Taunton (United Kingdom) Ultrasound Point of Care in the Emergency Department: When and Why? | Lorenzo Paladino, MD — Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine, Kings County Hospital, Brooklyn, New York (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:00pm–5:20pm

Good Anatomy Definition by Ultrasound Point of Care V-Scan | Andrea Laghi, MD — Associate Professor of Radiology, Department of Radiological Sciences, Oncology and Pathology Sapienza, University of Rome; Director of Post-Graduate Program in Radiology, Sapienza University of Rome, Clinical Director, Diagnostic Imaging Unit - I.C.O.T. Hospital, Latina (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:20pm–5:40pm

V-Scan Utility in Abdominal Pain Assessment in the Emergency Department | Salvatore Di Somma, MD PhD — Professor of Medicine, Director Emergency Medicine, Chairman Postgraduate School of Emergency Medicine, Department of Medical-Surgery Sciences and Translational Medicine, University La Sapienza, Sant’Andrea Hospital, Rome (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:40pm–6:00pm

Moderated Discussion

Monday, September 7

4:40pm–5:00pm

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Tuesday, September 8 — At a Glance — Tracks A to E Track: Room Name:

Track B Leptis Magna IV

Track C Orange II

Track D Tarragona

Track E Merida

Session 201 Pediatric Emergencies II

Session 202 Emergency Medicine In Extreme Conditions

Session 203 Emergency Department Design For The Future: We Can Build It Better, Stronger, Faster

Session 204 MENATOX : Global Toxicology Dialogue

8:45am–9:05am

Biomarkers for the Diagnosis of Acute Heart Failure in the Emergency Department

Child Abuse: What You Don’t See Could Hurt Them

Challenges of Transporting Infectious Disease Patients from Africa to the USA for Treatment OR Transport and Management of Patients with Serious Communicable Diseases

Emergency Department Design: Clinical Data Update System (CDUS) and Observation Units

Panel Discussions (Each 30 minutes) (08:45-10:15)

9:05am–9:25am

Risk Stratification of Patients with Cardiac Disease in the Emergency Department

Environmental Emergencies in the Pediatric Emergency Department

Mass Event Medicine: Predicting Patient Numbers & Needs

ED Throughput: Trans-Atlantic Pearls

1. Novel Psychoactive Substances: New Drugs on the Block

ABC’s of Pediatric Emergencies

Submersion and Drowning: What is New and What Hasn’t Changed?

Integrating Information Technology in Emergency Department Design: Improving Quality Without Compromising Emergency Department Flow

2. Oximes in Organophosphate Poisoning: Should I Use Oximes for Organophosphate Poisoning?

Discussion

Establishing an Centralized EMS Transport System in New Delhi, India

Cognitive Debiasing: Designing the Emergency Medicine Thinking Process

3. Medical Toxicology in this Current Healthcare Environment: Who Cares About Medical Toxicology?

Tuesday, September 8

Session:

Track A Orange I

Session 200* Biomarkers

9:25am–9:45am

Proinflammatory Cytokines Evolution in Trauma Patients

9:45am–10:05am

New Biomarkers for Managing Acute Cardiovascular Disease in the Emergency Department

10:05am–10:30am

Coffee Break

Session:

Session 210* Care Of The Septic Patient

Session 211 Advances In The Treatment Of Cardiovascular Diseases

Session 212 Wilderness, Environmental, And Extreme Condition Emergencies

Session 213 Turning A Fiat Into A Ferrari: High-Performance Emergnecy Departments You Have To See To Believe!

Session 214 Treviri Room MENATOX -Tox Bazaar (All Cases Run Simultaneously)

10:30am–10:50am

Biomarkers for Acute Septic Patients

STEMI: Fibrinolysis or Percutaneous Coronary Intervention (PCI)

Electrical Injuries

Maximizing Throughput In the Emergency Department

Case Based Station 1

10:50am–11:10am

Quantity & Types of Intra-Venous Fluids in Septic Shock

The Value of Pulmonary Embolism Response Teams

Expedition Medicine: What to Know and Do Before You Go

Streaming to Promote Patient Throughput

Case Based Station 2

11:10am–11:30am

Hemodynamics Assessment in Septic Patient in the Emergency Department

After the Code: Care of the Patient with Return of Spontaneous Circulation

In-Flight Medical Emergencies

Professional Development

Case Based Station 3

11:30am–11:50am

How to Start Appropriate Treatment in Septic Patients in the Emergency Department

Treating an Acute Coronary Syndrome in a Hospital Without a Cardiologist

Altitude-Related Emergencies

Running an Emergency Medicine Ultrasound Program

Case Based Station 4

11:50am–12:00pm

Pass Time to Get to Keynote

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Tuesday, September 8 — At a Glance — Tracks F to J Track F Spalato Session 205 Pecha Kucha 6 Minute 40 Second Sessions

8:45am-8:55am Scott G. Weiner, MD MPH FAAEM 8:55am-9:05am Keun Soo Kim, MD

Track G Hama

Session 206* Oral Research Abstracts

Abstracts T47, W120, T49-T52

Track H Efeso

Track I Cesarea

Session 207* Oral Research Abstracts

Session 208* Acute Heart Failure Today And Networked Cooperation With Multi-Disciplinary Approach

Abstracts T53-T58

Prognostic Implication of Biomarkers ST-2, NT-pro BNP, Galectin-3 During Long-Term Observation in Patients After Acute Decompensated Heart Failure

9:15am-9:25am Laurie Boge, DO

9:25am-9:35am David G. Nelson, MD FAAP FAAEM

Heart Failure Management Across the Continuum: Improving Care and Outcomes

9:35am-9:45am Miteb Algithami, MD

9:45am-9:55am Cynthia Price, MD

Session 209* MAEM Session

Establishing and Developing Emergency Medicine Residency Programs Around the Mediterranean Panel Discussion

Tuesday, September 8

Keeping the Heart at Home: Helping Transition the Heart Failure Patient from Acute Care to Home Management

9:05am-9:15am Bruce M. Lo, MD RDMS FAAEM

Track J Pola

When and Why to Use a Ventricular Assist Device (VAD) in Acute Heart Failure Patients

9:55am-10:05am Brian Adkins, MD FACEP Coffee Break

Session 215* MAEM Session

Session 216* Oral Research Abstracts

Session 217* Oral Research Abstracts

Session 218* Cognitive Disorders In The Emergency Department

Blood Pressure Management in Stroke: A Literature Update

Abstracts T59-T64

Abstracts T65-T70

Beyond the Well Known: Non Specific Symptoms

Spine Trauma: When is Emergency Decompression Indicated?

Ionic Abnormalities as Risk Factor of Cognitive Disorders

EM in the UAE

How to Detect Brain Injury Complicated by Cognitive Disorders in the Emergency Department

Targeted Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation: A Developing Concept

How to NonInvasively Assess Vascular Disorders in Elderly Patients Pass Time to Get to Keynote

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Tuesday, September 8 — At a Glance — Tracks A to E KEYNOTE ADDRESS II Session 220 Room: Leptis Magna

12:00pm–12:40pm

Becoming the Leader Others Follow 12:40pm–2:00pm 2:00pm–3:00pm

LUNCH - On Your Own PLENARY ADDRESS III Session 230 Room: Leptis Magna Board Certification & Certification Bodies around the Mediterranean: What is an Emergency Physician?

(Panel Discussion)

Tuesday, September 8

3:00pm–3:20pm

Coffee Break

Track: Room Name:

Track A Orange I

Track B Leptis Magna IV

Track C Orange II

Track D Tarragona

Track E Merida

Session:

Session 240 Pain And Discomfort Management In The Emergency Department

Session 241 Neuropsychiatric Disease I

Session 242 Advanced Interpretation Of Difficult Electrocardiograms (Ekgs)

Session 243 Enough Is Enough!

How Do We End Emergency Department Crowding?

Session 244 MENATOX Dialogue And “Rapid Fire Tox” (Four 15 Minute Presentations)

3:20pm–3:40pm

Rapid Sequence Intubation for Humane and Safe Airway Management

Riker Alert: Dealing with the Agitated or Violent Patience Once They Do Not Respond to Suggestion

Q-T Prolongation/ Torsade

Emergency Department Crowding and NNK: Number Needed to Kill

1. Metabolic Acidosis and Methanol: "I Can't See Outbreak"

3:40pm–4:00pm

How/When To Do Selected Procedures and How To Safely Provide Procedural Sedation When Needed

Pearls and Pitfalls of the Medical Clearance Examination of the Psychiatric Patient

STEMI Equivalents...

An Opportunity to Save Myocardium

National Access Targets

2. Challenges in Toxicology Care in Developing Countries

Discussion

An Efficient Emergency Department Approach to the Patient Expressing Suicidal Ideation

Diagnosis and Treatment of Wide-Complex Tachycardia

Discussion

3. Steroid for Caustic Ingestions

Track D Tarragona

Track E Merida

4:00pm–4:20pm

4:20pm–4:40pm Track: Room Name:

Coffee Break Track A Orange I

Track B Leptis Magna IV

Track C Orange II

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Tuesday, September 8 — At a Glance — Tracks F to J KEYNOTE ADDRESS II Session 220 Room: Leptis Magna Becoming the Leader Others Follow LUNCH - On Your Own PLENARY ADDRESS III Session 230 Room: Leptis Magna Board Certification & Certification Bodies around the Mediterranean: What is an Emergency Physician?

(Panel Discussion) Care of the Septic Patient Role of DNI and MPX for Differential Diagnosis of SIRS Patients in the ED

Coffee Break

Track G Hama

Track H Efeso

Track I Cesarea

Session 245* Care of the Septic Patient

Session 246* Oral Research Abstracts

Session 247* Oral Research Abstracts

Session 248* Acute Coronary Syndrome In The Emergency Department I

Abstracts T76-T80

Acute Coronary Syndrome Management in the Emergency Department

Pro-Enkephalin and Adrenomedullin in Severe Sepsis and Septic Shock, the Albumin Italian Outcome Sepsis (ALBIOS) Study

Abstracts T71-T75

Adrenomedullin in Sepsis: A Novel Diagnostic and Therapeutic Target

Chest Pain Management in the Emergency Department Up-ToDate

A New Device for the Rapid Assessment of Urinary Tract Infections in the Acute Setting

Antiplatelet Therapy in ACS. From the Acute Phase to Long Term Therapy: Is the Duration the Same for All Patients?

Track J Pola

Tuesday, September 8

Track F Spalato

Coffee Break Track F Spalato

Track G Hama

Track H Efeso

Track I Cesarea

Track J Pola

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Tuesday, September 8 — At a Glance — Tracks A to E

Tuesday, September 8

Session:

Session 250 Education In Emergency Medicine

Session 251 GI Emergencies

Session 252 Leadership And Direction Within Organizations

Session 253 Ask The Experts: How Do You Deliver The Safest, Highest Quality Emergency Care?

Session 254* Particular Situations In The Emergency Department

The Quality Risk and Safety Model: Latest Trends in Care Delivery

4:40pm–5:05pm Angioedema in the Emergency Department

4:40pm–5:00pm

Educational Apps That You Would Love to Use

A Rational Approach to Acute Abdominal Pain

Becoming A Leader Within a National Organization: Emergency Medicine and the American Heart Association

5:00pm–5:20pm

An Overview of Successful Emergency Medicine Educational Techniques for “Millennials” Who Are Current Residents and Students

A Rational Approach to the Use of Computerized Tomography (CT) for Diagnosis of Acute Abdominal Pain

Revising a BiNational Emergency Medicine Training Program – Educational Change Management

Emergency Medicine for the Aging Physician

5:05pm–5:30pm Status Epilepticus in Children

5:20pm–5:40pm

Lessons Learned in Years as a Residency Director

Potential Complications of Bariatric Surgery that you Might Treat in the Emergency Department

Bringing American Systems to the Middle East as a Chair

Risk Management and International Emergency Medicine

5:30pm–5:55pm Electrolyte Imbalances in the Emergency Department: The Tip of the Iceberg

Discussion

Vomiting in Pregnancy: What Works? What’s Safe?

Discussion

Important Emergency Department Benchmarks Your Hospital Administrators Should Care About

Continued

5:40pm–6:00pm

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Tuesday, September 8 — At a Glance — Tracks F to J Session 259* MAEM Session

High Risk Patients with Chest Pain.

How to Avoid Mistakes with hscTn.

4:40pm–4:50pm Outcome Research in Prehospital Emergency Medicine: Futility of Out-of-Hospital Resuscitation in Lebanon

4:55pm–5:10pm Early Diagnosis of Sepsis in the Emergency Department

Prediction of Acute Heart Failure after Open Heart Surgery in High Risk Patients

4:50pm-5:20pm Prehospital Emergency Medical Services & Agencies in Lebanon

5:10pm–5:25pm The "NEED SPEED TRIAL"

Severe Allergic Reaction, Adrenaline and the Heart. Out of the Maze?

5:20pm-5:40pm Disaster, Adult, EM

Treatment for Acute Coronary Syndrome in the Emergency Department

5:40pm-6:00pm Discussion

4:40pm–4:55pm Evolving Epidemiology of Sepsis in Europe

Session 256* Oral Research Abstracts

Abstracts T81-T86

5:25pm–5:40pm Breglia - NonInvasive Management of Sepsis: Beyond Biomarkers

Session 257* Oral Research Abstracts

Abstracts T87-T92

Tuesday, September 8

Session 258* Acute Coronary Syndrome In The Emergency Department Ii

Session 255* Sepsis Outside Of The Intensive Care Unit

5:40pm–6:00pm Genetics of Sepsis

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Congress Program — Tuesday, September 8 200

Biomarkers *

Orange I

Tuesday, September 8

Moderator: Mina Hur, MD PhD — Professor and Director, Department of Laboratory Medicine, Konkuk University Medical Center, Seoul (Korea) 8:45am–9:05am

Biomarkers for the Diagnosis of Acute Heart Failure in the Emergency Department Patriza Cardelli, MD — Associate Professor of Clinical Pathology, Faculty of Medicine and Psychology, La Sapienza University of Rome, Italy; Director, Laboratory Department, Sant’Andrea Hospital, Rome (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:05am–9:25am

Risk Stratification of Patients with Cardiac Disease in the Emergency Department | Lori B. Daniels, MD MAS FACC — Director, Coronary Care Unit; Professor of Medicine; Division of Cardiology; University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, California (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:25am–9:45am

Proinflammatory Cytokines Evolution in Trauma Patients | Kang Hyun Lee, MD PhD — Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, Wonju College of Medicine, Yonsei University; Chairman, Board of Directors, Korean Society of Emergency Medicine; Asia Regional Board Representative, International Federation of Emergency Medicine (IFEM); Wonju (Korea) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:45am–10:05am

New Biomarkers for Managing Acute Cardiovascular Disease in the Emergency Department | Leong L. Ng, MD FRCP FBPhS — Professor of Medicine and Therapeutics, University of Leicester, Leicester, Leics (United Kingdom) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

201

Pediatric Emergencies II

Leptis Magna

Moderator: Randolph J. Cordle, MD FAAEM FAAP — Division Director, Pediatric Emergency Medicine; Medical Director, Levine Children’s Emergency Department, Levine Children’s Hospital, Carolinas Medical Center, Fort Mill, South Carolina, USA and Fadi Bitar, MD FAAP — American University of Beirut, Beirut (Lebanon) 8:45am–9:05am

Child Abuse: What You Don’t See Could Hurt Them | Randolph J. Cordle, MD FAAEM FAAP — Division Director, Pediatric Emergency Medicine; Medical Director, Levine Children’s Emergency Department, Levine Children’s Hospital, Carolinas Medical Center, Fort Mill, South Carolina (USA) 1. Recognize four characteristic abusive burn patterns by the end of the talk.

2. Recognize bruise patterns that are suggestive of abuse.

3. Name four types of child abuse commonly encountered in the emergency department.

9:05am–9:25am

Environmental Emergencies in the Pediatric Emergency Department | Rebecca Liggin, MD FAAP — Associate Professor, Pediatrics and Emergency Medicine; Director of International Medical Education, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Little Rock, Arkansas (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:25am–9:45am

ABC’s of Pediatric Emergencies | David Nelson, MD FAAP FAAEM — Clinical Professor of Pediatrics, Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine, Director of Pediatrics, Emergency, Medicine Residency Program, University of Nevada School of Medicine, Las Vegas, Nevada (USA) 1. Review the assessment of pediatric patients who are ill or injured.

2. Recognize ill infants and children using photos and videos.

3. Discuss the initial management of these ill children.

9:45am–10:05am

Discussion

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Emergency Medicine in Extreme Conditions

Orange II

Moderator: TBA 8:45am–9:05am

Challenges of Transporting Infectious Disease Patients from Africa to the USA for Treatment or Transport and Management of Patients with Serious Communicable Disease | Alexander Isakov, MD MPH FAAEM — Department of Emergency Medicine, Director, Section of Prehospital and Disaster Medicine, Emory University School of Medicine, Atlanta, Georgia (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Congress Program — Tuesday, September 8 9:05am–9:25am

Mass Event Medicine: Predicting Patient Numbers & Needs | William J. Brady, MD FAAEM — Professor of Emergency Medicine & Medicine; Chair, Resuscitation Committee; Operational Medical Director, Albemarle County Fire Rescue; Charlottesville, Virginia (USA) 1. Describe the role of physicians in a mass event.

2. Determine factors for predicting patient numbers and needs.

9:25am–9:45am

Submersion and Drowning: What is New and What Hasn’t Changed? | TBD 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:45am– 10:05am

Establishing an Centralized EMS Transport System in New Delhi, India | Erik D. Barton, MD MS MBA, FAAEM — Chairman, Department of Emergency Medicine, University of California - Irvine, Orange, California (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

203

Emergency Department Design for the Future: We Can Build It Better, Stronger, Faster Tarragona

Moderator: Terrence M. Mulligan, DO MPH FAAEM — Clinical Associate Professor in Emergency Medicine, University of Maryland School of Medicine; Baltimore, Maryland, USA; Extraordinary Senior Lecturer/Visiting Assistant Professor, Stellenbosch University, South Africa; Visiting Professor, Hunan Provincial People’s Hospital, Hunan Normal University, Changsha, China (USA) Emergency Department Design: CDU’s and Observation Units | Amado Alejandro Baez, MD MSc MPH FAAEM FCCP — Program Director, Emergency Medicine, Jackson Memorial Hospital; Associate Professor of Medicine, University of Miami MSOM, Miami, Florida (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:05am–9:25am

ED Throughput: Trans-Atlantic Pearls | Eveline Hitti, MD MBA FAAEM — Associate Professor of Clinical Emergency Medicine, Interim Chairperson, Department of Emergency Medicine, American University of Beirut Medical Center (Lebanon) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:25am–9:45am

Integrating Information Technology in Emergency Department Design: Improving Quality Without Compromising Emergency Department Flow | Manuel Hernandez, MD MBA FACEP — Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, Penn State University College of Medicine / Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, Hershey, Pennsylvania (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:45am–10:05am

Cognitive Debiasing: Designing the Emergency Medicine Thinking Process | Pat G. Croskerry, MD PhD FRCP(Edin) — Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia (Canada) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

204

MENATOX: Global Toxicology Dialogue II

Tuesday, September 8

8:45am–9:05am

Merida

Moderator: Ziad Kazzi, MD FAAEM FACEP FACMT FAACT — Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine; Director, International Postdoctoral Fellowship in Medical Toxicology, Emory University; Assistant Medical Director, The Georgia Poison Center, Atlanta, Georgia (Lebanon and USA) 8:45am–9:15am

Novel Psychoactive Substances: New Drugs on the Block | Jason Chu, MD FAAEM — Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai; Department of Emergency Medicine, Mount Sinai Roosevelt Hospital, Mount Sinai St Luke’s Hospital, New York, New York, USA and Carlo A. Locatelli, MD — Toxicology Unit, Pavia Poison Contro Centre and National Toxicology Information Centre, IRCCS Maugeri Fnd Scientific Institute and Hospital, Pavia (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:15am–9:45am

Oximes in Organophosphate Poisoning: Should I Use Oximes for Organophosphate Poisoning? | Ashish Bhalla, MD — Additional Professor (Internal Medicine), Department of Internal Medicine, Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research, Chandigarh (India) and Ziad Kazzi, MD FAAEM FACEP FACMT FAACT — Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine; Director, International Postdoctoral Fellowship in Medical Toxicology, Emory University; Assistant Medical Director, The Georgia Poison Center, Atlanta, Georgia (Lebanon and USA) 1. Learn the pathophysiology of organophosphate poisoning and the physiological basis of reactivation of suppressed cholinesterase enzyme.

2. Identify a potential patient which is likely to benefit from the use of re-activators in acute poisoning.

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Medical Toxicology in this Current Health Care Environment: Who Cares About Medical Toxicology? | Suzanne White, MD MBA — Chief Academic and Medical Officer, Executive Vice President, Detroit Medical Center, Detroit, Michigan (USA) | Timothy J. Wiegand, MD — Director of Medical Toxicology and Toxicology, Consult Service Associate, Clinical Professor of Emergency Medicine, URMC and Strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester, New York (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

Pecha Kucha III

Spalato

Tuesday, September 8

Moderator: Jennifer Repanshek, MD FAAEM — Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, Temple University School of Medicine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (USA) and Zachary Repanshek, MD FAAEM — Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, Temple University School of Medicine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (USA) 8:45am–8:55am

Non Vuo Fa’ L’Americano: Avoid the Opioid Epidemic in Your Country | Scott G. Weiner, MD MPH FAAEM — Assistant Professor, Harvard Medical School; Department of Emergency Medicine, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts (USA) 1. Learn about the opioid epidemic in the United States.

2. Discuss alternative medications to opioids that can be used in the emergency department.

8:55am–9:05am

Middle Eastern Respiratory Syndrome (MERS)-CoV in South Korea: Why Did it Spread so Fast? | Keun Soo Kim, MD — Chairman and Attending Physician, Department of Emergency Medicine, Gimpo Woori Medical Center, Gimpo (South Korea) 1. Why did Korea fail to prevent the spread of MERS? 2. How to prevent a new viral infection from spreading in ER. 3. What is the role of an emergency physician for prevention of the viral infection?

9:05am–9:15am

Routine Diagnostic Testing is Not Needed for Asymptomatic Hypertensive Patients in the Emergency Department | Bruce M. Lo, MD RDMS FAAEM — Medical Director, Department of Emergency Medicine — Sentara Norfolk General Hospital; Associate Professor, Eastern Virginia Medical School, Norfolk, VA (USA) 1. Review the current evidence for doing diagnostic testing on asymptomatic hypertensive patients in the ED. 2. Discuss the value of doing select testing in certain patients with asymptomatic hypertension in the ED.

9:15am–9:25am

Bath Salts Gone Bad | Laurie Boge, DO — Core Faculty, Department of Emergency Medicine, Mount Sinai Medical Center, Miami Beach, Florida (USA) 1. Define synthetic bath salts and flakka.

2. What are the side effects of these drugs?

3. What are the best treatment options?

9:25am–9:35am

Pediatric Surgical Abdomen — Rule of 6’s | David Nelson, MD FAAP FAAEM — Clinical Professor of Pediatrics, Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine, Director of Pediatrics, Emergency, Medicine Residency Program, University of Nevada School of Medicine, Las Vegas, Nevada (USA) 1. Learn the rule of 6’s - Pediatric surgical abdominal emergencies that typically present at different ages.

2. Review the presentation and management of 6 key pediatric abdominal surgical emergencies.

9:35am–9:45am

Intravascular Volume Assessment, Where Are We? | Miteb Algithami, MD FRCPC — Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston, Massachusetts (USA) 1. Learn how to obtain images of IVC. 2. Understand how to interpret these images and guide clinician in fluid management.

3. Learn potential pitfalls and limitations of IVC measurement.

9:45am–9:55am

To Tube or not To Tube... | Cynthia Price, MD — Hartford Hospital, Division of Emergency Medicine, West Hartford, Connecticut (USA) 1. Describe situations when a patient may need a naso-gastric tube.

2. List conditions why consultants request the naso-gastric tube.

3. Determine UGIB with NGT.

9:55am–10:05am

Handshake, Fist Bump, or Just a Smile? What is Best for Our Patients? | Brian Adkins, MD FACEP — Assistant Dean of Student Affairs, Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine, University of Kentucky College of Medicine, Lexington, Kentucky (USA) 1. Recognize the cultural importance of the handshake as a greeting and the advantages it provides in communication.

2. Clarify that handshakes are shown to transmit more bacteria than other forms of physical greetings like the high five and fist bump.

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Oral Abstract Presentation Sessions*

Hama

Critical Care; Cardiovascular/CPR/Resuscitation; Cardiovascular/Non-CPR/Non-Resuscitation; Infectious Disease & Sepsis 8:45am–8:57am

T47 Post-Graduate Training of Faculty at National Emergency Medicine (Critical Care Medicine Conferences | J. Shiber, E. Fontane (USA)

8:57am–9:09am

W120 Feasibility of ALS at Scene Assisted by Video Call with Physician in Republic of Korea | S. Park, Y. Oh (South Korea)

9:11am–9:23am

T49 Value of Spiroergometry for Diagnosis of Early Heart Failure in Patients with Metabolic Syndrome. | M. Balciunas, J. Celutkiene, J. Badariene, A.m. Jakstaite, A. Laucevicius (Lithuania)

9:25am–9:37am

T50 Evaluation of a “Sepsis Alert” System for Direction of Patient Care Resources to Emergency Patients Identified with Severe Sepsis | J. Perkins, D. Krakauer, L. Long, A. Lucas (USA)

9:39am–9:51am

T51 Are Scoring Systems Sufficient for Predicting Mortality in Sepsis Patients in the Emergency Department? | M. Gunes Ozaydin, O. Guneysel, V. Ozaydin (Turkey)

9:53am–10:05am

T52 Anticoagulation Therapy for Patients with Non-Valvular Atrial Fibrillation: Evaluation of the Oral Anticoagulants Prescription by Emergency Physicians | H. Ghazali, J. Essid, S. Souissi, H. Aouni, A. Yahmadi, M. Mougaida, M. Chkir, M. Mguidich (Tunisia)

Oral Abstract Presentation Sessions*

Efeso

Medical Education (Undergraduate, Graduate, and CPD); Education; Academics/Resident Education 8:45am–8:57am

T53 How Countertransference Affects Medical Decision-Making: Comparing Emergency Medicine Versus Psychiatry Residents (In-Training | N. Moukaddam, A. Shah, L. Laufman, V. Tucci (USA)

8:57am–9:09am

T54 A Critical Analysis of Factors that Influence Emergency Medicine Consultants in their Careers: Why Have Consultants Chosen Emergency Medicine, Why Do They Stay & Why Might They Go? | F. James, F. Gerrard (United Kingdom)

9:11am–9:23am

T55 What the Residents Don’t Know Can Hurt Them: The 2015 Patient Satisfaction Educational Needs Assessment | K. London, J. Druck, M. Silver, D. Finefrock (USA)

9:25am–9:37am

T56 Effect of a Novel Engagement Strategy Using Twitter on Test Preformance | B. Adkins, K. Barnett, N. Patel, C. Doty, M. Silverberg, S. Morehead, S. Stearley (USA)

9:39am–9:51am

T57 The Effectiveness of Ultrasonographic Education Conducted on the Medical College Students | J.S. Seo, H.H. Doh, S.C. Lee, J.H. Lee, K.H. Oh (South Korea)

9:53am–10:05am

T58 Gender Bias at an Academic Emergency Medicine Department | L. Mcdougald, L. Walter (USA)

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Acute Heart Failure Today and Network Cooperation with a Multidisciplinary Approach * Cesarea

Moderator: Jelena Celutkiene, MD PhD FESC — Senior Researcher, Clinic of Cardiovascular Diseases; Faculty of Medicine, Vilnius University; Chair, Heart Failure Working Group, Lithuanian Society of Cardiology, Vilnius, (Lithuania) 8:45am–9:05am

Prognostic Implication of Biomarkers ST-2, NT-pro BNP, Galectin-3 During Long-Term Observation in Patients After Acute Decompensated Heart Failure | Alena Kurlianskaya, MD PhD FESC — Chief of the Heart Failure Department, Republican Scientific and Practical Center, Cardiology, Minsk (Belarus) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:05am–9:25am

Keeping the Heart at Home: Helping Transition Our Heart Failure Patient from Acute Care to Home Management | Chaya Rosenberg, RN RD MSN CNL — Clinical Nurse Educator and Project Manager, Jersey City Medical Center, Jersey City, New Jersey (USA) 1. Assess patients at high risk for hospital readmission.

2. Define transitional care.

3. Identify at least two strategies to reduce preventable readmission.

9:25am–9:45am

Heart Failure Management Across the Continuum: Improving Care and Outcomes | Marco Buggi — Didactic Director, Nurse Sciences Degree Course, Sapienza University of Rome (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:45am–10:05am

When and Why to Use VAD in Acute Heart Failure Patients | Giuseppe Leonardi, MD — Cardiology Department Policlinico Hospital, Catania (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

*American CME is not available for this track.

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MAEM Session *

Pola

Moderators: Ali Bidari, MD — Iran University of Medical Sciences; President of Iranian Society of EM (ISEM) and Secretariat of Iranian Board of Emergency Medicine, Tehran (Iran); Amin Antoine Nabih Kazzi, MD FAAEM MAAEM — Professor of Clinical Emergency Medicine, the American University of Beirut; Past President, the American Academy of Emergency Medicine & the Lebanese Society for Emergency Medicine; MAEM Founding Interim President and MEMC Executive Chair; the Mediterranean Emergency Medicine Congress (MEMC-GREAT 2015), Beirut (Lebanon) and Cem Oktay, MD — Akdeniz University School of Medicine; Past President, the Emergency Medicine Association of Turkey (EMAT), Antalya (Turkey)

Tuesday, September 8

8:45am–10:05am

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Establishing and Developing Emergency Medicine Residency Programs Around the Mediterranean - Panel Discussion | Michael Y. Abbo, MD — Rashid Hospital Trauma Center, Dubai (United Arab Emirates) and Gilbert Abou Dagher, MD — American University of Beirut, Emergency Department, Beirut (Lebanon) | Mohammed A. Alhelail, MD MBBS SBEM ArBEM FACMT — Consultant, Emergency Medicine & Medical Toxicologist, Division Head, Clinical Toxicology, King Abdulaziz Medical City, Riyadh; Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, College of Medicine, King Saud Bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences, KSA-Vice President, Saudi Society of EM President-Elect (SASEM), Riyadh (Saudi Arabia) | Abdullah Alsakka, MD — King Fahad National Guard Hospital, President, Arab Board of Emergency Medicine; President, Saudi Board of Emergency Medicine, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; President for the Saudi Board of Emergency Medicine, Riyadh (Saudi Arabia) | Keihan Golshani, MD— Department of Emergency Medicine, Isfahan University of Medical Sciences, Isfahan (Iran) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

Care of the Septic Patient*

Orange I

Moderator: Gianni Biolo, MD PhD — Associate Professor of Internal Medicine, Department of Clinical Morphological and Technological Sciences, Division of Internal Medicine at the University of Trieste, and Chief Clinical Unit of Molecular Medicine, Trieste University Hospital, Trieste (Italy) 10:30am–10:50am

Biomarkers for Acute Septic Patients | Mina Hur, MD PhD — Professor and Director, Department of Laboratory Medicine, Konkuk University Medical Center, Seoul (Korea) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

10:50am–11:10am

Quantity & Types of Intra-Venous Fluids in Septic Shock | Salah Zeineldine, MD FACP — Assistant Dean for Graduate Medical Education, Designated Institutional Official (D.I.O.), Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine, Academic Associate Hariri School of Nursing; Director, Pulmonary Physiology Laboratory, Faculty of Medicine, American University of Beirut, Beirut (Lebanon) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

11:10am–11:30am

Hemodynamics Assessment in Septic Patient in the Emergency Room | Richard M. Nowak, MD — Clinical Professor, Emergency Medicine, Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan; University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan; Past Chair, Department of Emergency Medicine, Director Clinical Trials Center, Emergency Medicine, Henry Ford Health System, Detroit, Michigan (USA) 1. Understand the feasibility of using continuous hemodynamic monitoring in the assessment of patients with sepsis in the ED. 2. Describe hemodynamic parameters that are useful for the management of acutely septic patients in the ED. 3. Manipulate the useful hemodynamic parameters to improve patient care and outcomes.

11:30am–11:50am

How to Start Appropriate Treatment in Septic Patients in the Emergency Department | Prabath Nanayakkara, MD PhD FRCP — Head, Section Acute Medicine; Department of Internal Medicine; VU University Medical Center, Amsterdam (Netherlands) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

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Advances in the Treatment of Cardiovascular Diseases

Leptis Magna

Moderator: Ronny Mario Otero, MD FAAEM — Associate Professor, Adult Emergency Medicine, University of Michigan School of Medicine, Troy, Michigan (USA) 10:30am–10:50am

STEMI: Fibrinolysis or Percutaneous Coronary Intervention (PCI) | William J. Brady, MD FAAEM — Professor of Emergency Medicine & Medicine; Chair, Resuscitation Committee; Operational Medical Director, Albemarle County Fire Rescue; Charlottesville, Virginia (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Congress Program — Tuesday, September 8 10:50am–11:10am

The Value of Pulmonary Embolism Response Teams | Christopher Kabrhel, MD MPH FAAEM FACEP — Director, Center for Vascular Emergencies, Department of Emergency Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital, Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine, Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts (USA) 1. Appreciate the complexity of decision making involved in the care of patients with acute, high-risk PE. 2. Understand the variety of treatments available for the treatment of high-risk PE and the contribution of different specialists to the care of these complex patients.

3. Describe the organizational structure of a Pulmonary Embolism Response Team (PERT).

11:10am–11:30am

After the Code: Care of the Patient with Return of Spontaneous Circulation | Ronny Mario Otero, MD FAAEM — Associate Professor, Adult Emergency Medicine, University of Michigan School of Medicine, Troy, Michigan (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

11:30am–11:50am

Treating an Acute Coronary Syndrome in a Hospital without a Cardiologist | Carlos Garcia Rosas, MD — President, Mexican Academy of Emergency Medicine, Mexico City (Mexico) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

212

Wilderness, Environmental, and Extreme Condition Emergencies

Orange II

10:30am–10:50am

Electrical Injuries | Kristopher Brickman, MD — Professor and Chair Department of Emergency Medicine, Medical Director Emergency Department; President, University of Toledo Physicians; Director, Office of Global Health, University of Toledo Medical Center, Toledo, Ohio (USA) 1. Identify high voltage electrical injury.

2. Define priorities in resuscitation of electrical injury.

3. Evaluation of lightning injuries.

10:50am–11:10am

Expedition Medicine: What to Know and Do Before You Go | Julio M. De Pena, MD FAAEM FACEP FAWM — Assistant Clinical Professor, College of Medicine, Florida International University, Miami, Florida (USA) 1. Assess and evaluate requirements and demands to plan, prepare and provide care and support in expedition and wilderness travel.

2. Determine and calculate team’s medical need as well as improve planning, organizing and transporting your medical expedition kit.

11:10am–11:30am

In-Flight Medical Emergencies | Vincent Poirier, MDCM FRCPC DAvMed — Emergency Physician, Assistant Professor, McGill University, Montreal (Canada) 1. Understand human physiology at altitude.

2. List resources available onboard for dealing with an in-flight emergency.

3. Review the legal aspect of helping onboard.

11:30am–11:50am

Altitude-Related Emergencies | Kristopher Brickman, MD — Professor and Chair Department of Emergency Medicine, Medical Director Emergency Department; President, University of Toledo Physicians; Director, Office of Global Health, University of Toledo Medical Center, Toledo, Ohio (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

213

Turning a Fiat into a Ferrari: High-Performance Emergency Departments You Have To See To Believe!

Tuesday, September 8

Moderator: Julio M. De Pena, MD FAAEM FACEP FAWM — Assistant Clinical Professor, College of Medicine, Florida International University, Miami, Florida (USA)

Tarragona

Moderator: Terrence M. Mulligan, DO MPH FAAEM — Clinical Associate Professor in Emergency Medicine, University of Maryland School of Medicine; Baltimore, Maryland, USA; Extraordinary Senior Lecturer/Visiting Assistant Professor, Stellenbosch University, South Africa; Visiting Professor, Hunan Provincial People’s Hospital, Hunan Normal University, Changsha, China (USA) 10:30am–10:50am

Maximizing Throughput in the Emergency Department | Mark Reiter, MD MBA FAAEM — President, American Academy of Emergency Medicine; Residency Director, University of Tennessee-Murfreesboro/Nashville; Associate Professor, University of Tennessee College of Medicine; CEO, Emergency Excellence, Nashville, Tennessee (USA) 1. Discuss strategies to improve ED throughput.

2. Discuss barriers to efficient ED throughput.

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Tuesday, September 8

Congress Program — Tuesday, September 8 10:50am–11:10am

Streaming to Promote Patient Throughput | Manuel Hernandez, MD MBA FACEP — Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, Penn State University College of Medicine / Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, Hershey, Pennsylvania (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

11:10am–11:30am

Professional Development | Lisa A. Moreno-Walton, MD MS MSCR FAAEM FACEP — Professor, Clinical Emergency Medicine; Clinical Associate Professor of Surgery, Tulane University School of Medicine; Board of Directors, American Academy of Emergency Medicine; Director, Division of Research, Division of Diversity, HIV Testing Program, Section of Emergency Medicine, Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center, New Orleans, Louisiana (USA) 1. Identify the professional characteristics that lead to rapid career advancement.

2. List tools to make decisions about work-life balance.

3. Comprehend the three stages of the medical career (mentee, mentor/learner, senior physician) and the traits that maximize performance at each level.

11:30am–11:50am

Running an Emergency Medicine Ultrasound Program | Ashley S. Bean, MD MA FAAEM FACEP FAWM — Associate Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, Division of Emergency Ultrasound; Adjunct Faculty, Division of Academic Affairs, Office of Global Health, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Little Rock, Arkansas (USA) 1. Delineate the steps and components needed to establish and administer an ED ultrasound program.

2. Recognize common barriers and solutions to program development.

3. Review basic billing, reimbursement and financial implications of program implementation.

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MENATOX: Tox Bazaar II

Moderator: Ziad Kazzi, MD FAAEM FACEP FACMT FAACT — Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine; Director, International Postdoctoral Fellowship in Medical Toxicology, Emory University; Assistant Medical Director, The Georgia Poison Center, Atlanta, Georgia (Lebanon and USA) 10:30am–10:50am

Tox Bazaar Case Based Station 1 | Mohammed A. Alhelail, MD MBBS SBEM ArBEM FACMT — Consultant, Emergency Medicine & Medical Toxicologist, Division Head, Clinical Toxicology, King Abdulaziz Medical City, Riyadh; Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, College of Medicine, King Saud Bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences, KSA-Vice President, Saudi Society of EM President-Elect (SASEM), Riyadh (Saudi Arabia) | Yusuf Ali Altunci, MD — Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, University of Ege, Izmir (Turkey) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

10:50am–11:10am

Tox Bazaar Case Based Station 2 | Jason Chu, MD FAAEM — Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai; Department of Emergency Medicine, Mount Sinai Roosevelt Hospital, Mount Sinai St Luke’s Hospital, New York, New York, USA | Brenna M. Farmer, MD FAAEM FACMT — Assistant Professor of Medicine, Division of Emergency Medicine, Weill-Cornell Medical College, Cornell University, New York, New York (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

10:30am–11:50am

Tox Bazaar Case Based Station 3 | Robert Cox, MD PhD FAAEM FACMT — Director, Mississippi Poison Control Center; University of Mississippi Medical Center, Jackson, Mississippi, USA | Aynur Sahin, MD — Assistant Profesor, Department of Emergency Medicine, Karadeniz Technical University Faculty of Medicine (Turkey) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

10:30am–11:50am

Tox Bazaar Case Based Station 4 | Ziad Kazzi, MD FAAEM FACEP FACMT FAACT — Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine; Director, International Postdoctoral Fellowship in Medical Toxicology, Emory University; Assistant Medical Director, The Georgia Poison Center, Atlanta, Georgia (Lebanon and USA) | Timothy J. Wiegand, MD — Director of Medical Toxicology and Toxicology, Consult Service Associate, Clinical Professor of Emergency Medicine, URMC and Strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester, New York (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

*American CME is not available for this track.

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MAEM Session*

Spalato

10:30am–10:50am

Blood Pressure Management in Stroke: A Literature Update | Cenker Eken, MD — Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine, Akdeniz University Medical Faculty, Department of Emergency Medicine, Antalya (Turkey) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

10:50am–11:10am

Spine Trauma: When is Emergency Decompression Indicated? | Charbel D. Moussallem, MD — Ain Wazein University Hospital, Shouf (Lebanon) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

11:10am–11:30am

EM in the UAE | Rasha Buhumaid, MBBS ARDMS — Emirates Society of Emergency Medicine, Emergency Department, Abu-Dhabi (United Arab Emirates) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

11:30am–11:50am

Targeted Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation: A Developing Concept | Ali Bidari, MD — Iran University of Medical Sciences; President of Iranian Society of EM (ISEM) and Secretariat of Iranian Board of Emergency Medicine, Tehran (Iran) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

Oral Abstract Presentation Sessions*

Hama

Substance Abuse 10:30am– 10:42am

T59 Ethnobotanical Products: A Step Between Entertainment and Danger | C. Cimpoesu, M. Corlade Andrei, E. Butnaru (Romania)

10:42am– 10:54am

T60 Heroin Overdose and the Effect of a “Real-Time” Controlled Substance Monitoring System | B. Adkins, B. Kostelnik, S. Stearley, M. Greene (USA)

10:56am– 11:08am

T61 Medical Problems and Search for New Psycho-Active Substances at a Large Indoor Dance Event in Ghent (Belgium) | N. Sundahl, K. Maudens, S. Wille, A. Hautekiet, K. De Graeve, S. Gogaert, P. De Paepe, D. Devriese, G. Arno, P. Blanckaert, P. Calle (Belgium)

11:10am– 11:22am

T62 The Effectiveness of Brief Smoking Cessation Interventions by Health Care Providers in the Emergency Department | B. Becker, E. Jennings, R. Martin, K. Walaska, E. Boudreaux, B. Bock (USA)

11:24am– 11:36am

T63 Retrospective Survey of Emergency Department Visits Due to Acute Alcohol Intoxication in Ghent and Sint-Niklaas (Belgium) | A. Hautekiet, C. Simon, H. Francois, C. Cornelis, N. Sundahl, P. De Paepe, N. Mpotos, J. Damen, K. De Graeve, P. Calle (Belgium)

11:38am– 11:50am

T64 Women Presenting to Emergency Departments with Acute Alcohol Intoxication in Ghent and Sint-Niklaas (Belgium): Are They Different From Men? | C. Cornelis, N. Sundahl, H. Francois, A. Hautekiet, S. Calle, J. Damen, N. Mpotos, P. De Paepe, K. De Graeve, P. Calle (Belgium)

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Oral Abstract Presentation Sessions*

Tuesday, September 8

216

Efeso

Academics/Resident Education; Medical Education (Undergraduate, Graduate, and CPD) 10:30am– 10:42am

T65 Utilizing Simulations to Develop and Assess Socio-Behavioral Competency in an Emergency Medicine Residency Program: A Pilot Project | P. Rega (USA)

10:42am– 10:54am

T66 Using Patient Voice to Construct an Emergency Medicine Clerkship Curriculum | C. Peterson (USA)

10:56am– 11:08am

T67 Assessing the Quality of Electronic Documentation of a Common Chief Complaint Among Emergency Medicine Residents | L. Juarbe Rivera, J. Mercado (Puerto Rico)

11:10am– 11:22am

T68 Satisfaction of the Emergency Residents with the Web-Based Communication Group for Education | D. Alfaraj (Saudi Arabia)

11:24am– 11:36am

T69 Fourth-Year Medical Students Do Not Perform a Focused Physical Exam During a Case-Based Simulation Scenario | L. Bilello, N. Dubosh, J. Fisher, J. Lewis, D. Schoenfeld, E. Ullman (USA)

11:38am– 11:50am

T70 Assessment of Medical Student Milestones in Emergency Medicine Using CaseBased Simulation | L. Bilello, N. Dubosh, J. Fisher, J. Lewis, D. Schoenfeld, E Ullman (USA)

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Cognitive Disorders in the Emergency Department *

Cesarea

Tuesday, September 8

Moderator: Nicola Ferrara, MD — Professor Internal Medicine and Geriatrics, University of Naples; Department of Translational Medical Sciences, Naples (Italy) 10:30am–10:50am

Beyond the Well Known: Non-Specific Symptoms | Roland Bingisser, MD FCCP — Chairman, Department of Emergency Medicine, University Hospital, Basel (Switzerland) 1. Definition of nonspecific complaints.

2. Outcomes in patients with nonspecific complaints.

3. Outcome predictors at presentation: first clinical judgement, Vital Parameters (ESI decision Point D), and Features of history and laboratory markers.

10:50am–11:10am

Ionic Abnormalities as Risk Factor of Cognitive Disorders | Giovanni Ricevuti, MD — Professor, University of Pavia, Geriatric and Emergency Medicine; Chief of Postgraduate School in Emergency Medicine, Pavia (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

11:10am–11:30am

EM in the UAE | Rasha Buhumaid, MD MBBS ARDMS — Emirates Society of Emergency Medicine, Emergency Department, Abu-Dhabi (United Arab Emirates) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

11:30am–11:50am

How to Non-Invasively Assess Vascular Disorders in Elderly Patients | Nicola De Luca, MD — Department of Cardiology, Cardiosurgery and Cardiovascular Emergency, University Federico II, Napoli (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

220

Keynote Address II

12:00pm–12:40pm

230

Leptis Magna

Becoming the Leader Others Follow | Amal Mattu, MD FAAEM — Professor and Vice Chair, Department of Emergency Medicine, Director, Faculty Development Fellowship; Co-Director, Emergency Cardiology Fellowship; University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland (USA) 1. Identify the qualities of effective leaders.

2. Describe tangible methods for improving leadership ability.

Plenary Address IV

Leptis Magna

Moderator: Salah Zeineldine, MD FACP — Assistant Dean for Graduate Medical Education, Designated Institutional Official (D.I.O.), Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine, Academic Associate Hariri School of Nursing; Director, Pulmonary Physiology Laboratory, Faculty of Medicine, American University of Beirut, Beirut (Lebanon) 2:00pm–3:00pm

240

Board Certification & Certification Bodies around the Mediterranean: What is an Emergency Physician? (Panel Discussion) | C. James Holliman, MD FACEP FIFEM — President, International Federation for Emergency Medicine; Professor of Emergency Medicine and Public Health Sciences, Penn State University Hershey Medical Center, Hershey, Pennyslvania; Professor of Military and Emergency Medicine, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Bethesda, Maryland (USA) | Salah Zeineldine, MD FACP — Assistant Dean for Graduate Medical Education, Designated Institutional Official (D.I.O.), Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine, Academic Associate Hariri School of Nursing; Director, Pulmonary Physiology Laboratory, Faculty of Medicine, American University of Beirut, Beirut (Lebanon) | Mohammed A. Alhelail, MD MBBS SBEM ArBEM FACMT — Consultant, Emergency Medicine & Medical Toxicologist, Division Head, Clinical Toxicology, King Abdulaziz Medical City, Riyadh; Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, College of Medicine, King Saud Bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences, KSA-Vice President, Saudi Society of EM President-Elect (SASEM), Riyadh (Saudi Arabia) | Ali Bidari, MD — Iran University of Medical Sciences; President of Iranian Society of EM (ISEM) and Secretariat of Iranian Board of Emergency Medicine, Tehran (Iran) | Cem Oktay, MD — Akdeniz University School of Medicine; Past President, the Emergency Medicine Association of Turkey (EMAT), Antalya (Turkey) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

Pain and Discomfort Management in the Emergency Department

Orange I

Moderator: TBD 3:20pm–3:40pm

Rapid Sequence Intubation for Humane and Safe Airway Management | Edward J. Kakish, DO — Professor University of Toledo Medical Center, Toledo, Ohio (USA) 1. Define the basics of airway management and be familiar with the tools available in the Emergency department to achieve a successful intubation.

2. Understand the pharmacology of the different medications used for a successful intubation.

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Congress Program — Tuesday, September 8 3:40pm–4:00pm

How-When To Do Selected Procedures and How To Safely Provide Procedural Sedation When Needed | George C. Willis, MD FAAEM FACEP — Director of Undergraduate Medical Education, Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

4:00pm–4:20pm

Discussion

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Neuropsychiatric Disease I

Leptis Magna

Moderator: Reuben J. Strayer, MD FAAEM FACEP — Department of Emergency Medicine, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai & NYU School of Medicine, New York, New York (USA) Riker Alert: Dealing with the Agitated or Violent Patient Once They Do Not Respond to Suggestion | Reuben J. Strayer, MD FAAEM FACEP — Department of Emergency Medicine, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai & NYU School of Medicine, New York, New York (USA) 1. Describe the initial steps–prior to the administration of medications–in the management of the agitated emergency department patient.

2. Choose among the most effective pharmacologic options in the management of the acutely agitated patient in the emergency department.

3. List the most important dangerous causes of agitation.

3:40pm–4:00pm

Pearls and Pitfalls of the Medical Clearance Examination of the Psychiatric Patient | Veronica Tucci, MD JD FAAEM — Professor, Ben Taub General Hospital Emergency Center, Houston, Texas (USA) 1. Articulate the key features of medical clearance process.

2. Identify critical components of the physical examination in emergency psychiatric patients.

3. Analyze the medical charts/records of patients with behavioral emergencies and ascertain whether the exams contained within are poor, adequate or superior and satisfy the requirements of the medical clearance process.

4:00pm–4:20pm

An Efficient Emergency Department Approach to the Patient Expressing Suicidal Ideation | Joanna Mercado-Alvarado, MD FAAEM — UPR School Of Medicine, Carolina (Puerto Rico) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

242

Advanced Interpretation of Difficult EKGs

Tuesday, September 8

3:20pm–3:40pm

Orange II

Moderator: Susan P. Torrey, MD FAAEM FACEP — Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine, Tufts University School of Medicine; Faculty, Baystate Medical Center, Springfield, Massachusetts (USA) 3:20pm–3:40pm

Q-T Prolongation/Torsade | Keith A. Marill, MD FAAEM — Research Faculty, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (USA) 1. Inspect the electrocardiogram for mitigating features that alter the risk of a prolonged corrected QT interval.

2. Assess the relative contribution of genetic, clinical, laboratory, and pharmacologic factors to QT interval prolongation.

3. List appropriate directed actions to lessen the risk of Torsades de Pointes in patients with corrected QT interval prolongation.

3:40pm–4:00pm

STEMI Equivalents ... An Opportunity to Save Myocardium | Susan P. Torrey, MD FAAEM FACEP — Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine, Tufts University School of Medicine; Faculty, Baystate Medical Center, Springfield, Massachusetts (USA) 1. List 4 STEMI equivalents that require urgent intervention 2. Describe unique ECG findings that define these STEMI equivalents 3. Outline appropriate therapeutic strategies for each of the SYEMI equivalents.

4:00pm–4:20pm

Diagnosis and Treatment of Wide-Complex Tachycardia | Keith A. Marill, MD FAAEM — Research Faculty, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (USA) 1. Assess rapidly the likelihood of ventricular tachycardia based on the few critical historical and electrocardiographic factors.

2. Tailor electrical or medical therapies to specific wide complex tachycardia patients.

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Enough is Enough! How Do We End Emergency Department Crowding?

Tarragona

Tuesday, September 8

Moderator: Terrence M. Mulligan, DO MPH FAAEM — Clinical Associate Professor in Emergency Medicine, University of Maryland School of Medicine; Baltimore, Maryland, USA; Extraordinary Senior Lecturer/Visiting Assistant Professor, Stellenbosch University, South Africa; Visiting Professor, Hunan Provincial People’s Hospital, Hunan Normal University, Changsha, China (USA) 3:20pm–3:40pm

Emergency Department Crowding and NNK: Number Needed to Kill | Gary M. Gaddis, MD PhD FAAEM — St. Luke’s/Missouri Endowed Chair in Emergency Medicine, St. Luke’s Hospital of Kansas City; Professor of Emergency Medicine, University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine, Kansas City, Missouri (USA) 1. Cite evidence from peer-reviewed scientific manuscripts that prolonged emergency department boarding of to-be-admitted patients.

2. Determine the “Control Event Rate” (CER) and “Experimental Event Rate” (EER).

3. State the equation for the “Number Needed to Harm”.

3:40pm–4:00pm

National Access Targets | Robert J. Day, MD — Royal North Shore Hospital, Pymble (Australia) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

4:00pm–4:20pm

Discussion

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MENATOX: Dialogue and Rapid Fire Tox II

Merida

Moderator: Ziad Kazzi, MD FAAEM FACEP FACMT FAACT — Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine; Director, International Postdoctoral Fellowship in Medical Toxicology, Emory University; Assistant Medical Director, The Georgia Poison Center, Atlanta, Georgia (Lebanon and USA) 3:20pm–3:40pm

Metabolic Acidosis and Methanol: “I Can’t See Outbreak” | Mohammed A. Alhelail, MD MBBS SBEM ArBEM FACMT — Consultant, Emergency Medicine & Medical Toxicologist, Division Head, Clinical Toxicology, King Abdulaziz Medical City, Riyadh; Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, College of Medicine, King Saud Bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences, KSA-Vice President, Saudi Society of EM President-Elect (SASEM), Riyadh, (Saudi Arabia) and Philippe Hantson, MD PhD — Professor of Toxicology and Intensive Care, Université Catholique de Louvain, Brussels (Belgium) 1. Determine severity criteria for the patients admitted with methanol poisoning.

2. Propose an adapted strategy regarding the use of antidotes and epuration techniques.

3:40pm-4:00pm

Challenges in Toxicology Care in Developing Countries | Eveline Hitti, MD MBA FAAEM — Associate Professor of Clinical Emergency Medicine, Interim Chairperson; Department of Emergency Medicine; American University of Beirut Medical Center (Lebanon) 1. Determine severity criteria for the patients admitted with methanol poisoning.

2. Propose an adapted strategy regarding the use of antidotes and epuration techniques.

4:00pm–4:20pm

Steroid for Caustic Ingestions | Robert Cox, MD PhD FAAEM FACMT — Director, Mississippi Poison Control Center; University of Mississippi Medical Center, Jackson, Mississippi (USA) 1. Understand the findings on the effect of steroids on the development of strictures following caustic ingestions.

2. How does this compare with previous studies 3. Where does this fit into our current therapy

245

Care of the Septic Patient*

Spalato

Moderator: Mauro Giordano, MD PhD — Second University of Naples, Naples (Italy) 3:00pm–3:20pm

Role of Delta Neutrophil Index (DNI) and Mean Myeloperoxidase Index (MPX) for Differential Diagnosis of SIRS Patients in the Emergency Department | Kang Hyun Lee, MD PhD — Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, Wonju College of Medicine, Yonsei University; Chairman, Board of Directors, Korean Society of Emergency Medicine; Asia Regional Board Representative, International Federation of Emergency Medicine (IFEM); Wonju (Korea) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Congress Program — Tuesday, September 8 3:20pm–3:40pm

Pro-Enkephalin and Adrenomedullin in Severe Sepsis and Septic Shock, the ALBIOS Study | Serge Masson, PhD — Senior Scientist, Department of Cardiovascular Research, Mario Negri Institute, Milan (Italy) 1. Assess the association between circulating levels of amidated adrenomedullin and cardiovascular dysfunction in patients with severe sepsis or septic shock.

2. Assess the association between circulating levels of pro-enkephalin and renal dysfunction or incident renal injury in patients with severe sepsis or septic shock.

3. Appraise the prognostic role of circulating biomarkers of cardiac and renal function in patients with severe sepsis or septic shock.

3:40pm–4:00pm

Adrenomedullin in Sepsis: A Novel Diagnostic and Therapeutic Target | Tobias Schuerholz, MD PhD — Deputy Head, Department of Intensive Care and Intermediate Care, University Hospital RWTH, Aachen (Germany) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

4:00pm–4:20pm

A New Device for the Rapid Assessment of Urinary Tract Infections in the Acute Setting | Giovanni Antonini, MD — Professor, Department of Science, Roma Tre University, Rome (Italy) 1. Acquire new information on the meanings of the laboratory diagnosis of Urinary Tract Infections.

2. Acquire new information on how laboratory diagnosis of Urinary Tract Infections is carried out with traditional and innovative methods.

Oral Abstract Presentation Sessions*

Hama

International Emergency Medicine 3:20pm–3:32pm

T71 Global Implementation of Quality Improvement: Impact of Educational Interventions on Prescribing Patterns of Ed Physicians in Abu Dhabi | X. Anton, K.S. Balhara, N.A. Nassif, Y.H. Hsieh, T. Hassan, S. Mousa, D. Abbashar, M. Moghazi, S. Stewart D.E. Ramirez (United Arab Emirates, USA)

3:32pm–3:44pm

T72 Observation Medicine in Novel Settings: Assessment of Utilization Patterns Leading to Prolonged Observation Unit Stays in the UAE | K. Balhara, S. Stewart De Ramirez, I. Othman, P. Hill, S. Figueroa, J. Scheulen, X. Anton (United Arab Emirates, USA)

3:44pm–3:56pm

T73 An Evaluation of Definitive Care Hospitals Refusal to Accept Patient Transfer Requests From an Outpatient Clinic in Rural Haiti | B. Nicholson, H. Dhindsa, J. Lovelady (USA)

3:56pm–4:08pm

T74 Recording ‘Presenting Complaint’ in the ED – a Pan-European Review of Methods. | K. Janssens, J. Ryan, R.l. Drew (Ireland)

4:08pm–4:20pm

T75 State of Emergency Medical Care in Singapore | H.C. Lim, M. Mahadevan, J.J. Oh (Singapore)

247

Oral Abstract Presentation Sessions*

Tuesday, September 8

246

Efeso

Paediatrics; Patients at the Core; Toxicology/Environmental Injury 3:20pm–3:32pm

T76 Does Pediatric Emergency Sedation with Combined Ketamine/Propofol (Ketofol) Result in Fewer Adverse Events Than Ketamine or Propofol Alone? | R. Hoffman, G. Barnett (Qatar, United Arab Emirates)

3:32pm–3:44pm

T77 Awareness and Practice of Pediatric First-Aid Among Saudi Arabian Parents: A Cross Sectional Study | A. Almass Ahmad, B. Alshahrani, A. Almweisheer, A. Alshlewi (Saudi Arabia)

3:44pm–3:56pm

T78 Specific Issues of the Clinical Picture and Evolution in Acute toxic Methemoglobinemia in Children | V. Nitescu, D. Boghitoiu, C.E. Ulmeanu (Romania)

3:56pm–4:08pm

T79 Utility of Ultrasonography as Adjuncts in Risk Stratification for Pediatric Septic Arthritis | L. Cochon, P. Shashikant Patel, A.A. Baez (Spain, USA)

4:08pm–4:20pm

T80 A Brief Educational Intervention to Improve Healthcare Providers Knowledge About Pediatric Cervical Spine Injuries | C. Zeretzke, S. Alwood, P. Mcmahon, S. Herskovitz (USA)

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Acute Coronary Syndrome in the Emergency Department I *

Cesarea

Tuesday, September 8

Moderator: Paolo Moscatelli, MD — Emergency Department, Azienda Ospedaliera Universitaria San Martino di Genova, Genoa (Italy) 3:20pm–3:40pm

Acute Coronary Syndrome Management in the Emergency Department | Lim Swee Han, MD MBBS FRCS Edin (A&E) FRCP Edin FAMS — Senior Consultant, Department of Emergency Medicine, Singapore General Hospital; Clinical Associate Professor, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore; Adjunct Associate Professor, Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School Singapore (Singapore) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

3:40pm–4:00pm

Chest Pain Management in the Emergency Department Up to Date | Ballarino Paola, MD IRCCS AOU — San Martino-IST Genova, Emergency Department, Genova (Italy) 1. The incidence of acute coronary syndromes in patients with chest pain arriving to the Emergency Department 2. The association between different parameters (demographic characteristics, risk factors, blood parameters, ECG, ….) and ACS by univariate and multivariate analysis in patients with/ without a history of CAD 3. The adherence to guidelines

4:00pm–4:20pm

Antiplatelet Therapy in Acute Coronary Syndrome — From the Acute Phase to LongTerm Therapy: Is the Duration the Same for All Patients? | Leonardo De Luca, MD PhD FACC FESC — Interventional Cardiology Unit, European Hospital, Rome (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

250

Education in Emergency Medicine

Moderator: Joseph R. Lex, Jr., MD MAAEM FAAEM FACEP — Clinical Professor of Emergency Medicine, Department of Emergency Medicine, Temple University School of Medicine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (USA) and Zeina A. Kanafani, MD MS CIC FACP — Associate Professor of Medicine, Division of Infectious Diseases; Hospital Epidemiologist, Infection Control and Prevention Program; Director of Medical Student Affairs, American University of Beirut; Faculty of Medicine and the Medical Center, Beirut (Lebanon) 4:40pm–5:00pm

Educational Apps That You Would Love to Use | Hâldun Akoglu, MD — Marmara Üniversitesi Acil Tip Anabilim Dali, Istanbul; Associate Professor Emergency Medicine, Emergency Medicine Clerkship Director, Marmara University Department of Emergency Medicine; R&D Director, MoH Marmara University Pendik Education and Research Hospital, Istanbul (Turkey); Turkish Journal of Emergency Medicine, Associate Editor; Istanbul (Turkey) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:00pm–5:20pm

An Overview of Successful Emergency Medicine Educational Techniques for “Millennials” Who Are Current Residents and Students | Speaker TBA

5:20pm–5:40pm

Lessons Learned in Years as a Residency Director | Kevin G. Rodgers, MD FAAEM — Indiana University, American Academy of Emergency Medicine Vice President, Indianapolis, Indiana (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:40pm–6:00pm

Discussion

251

Gastrointestinal Emergencies

Leptis Magna

4:40pm–5:00pm

A Rational Approach to Acute Abdominal Pain | Farooq U. Pasha, MD MBBS FRCEM(UK) MRCS A&E (EDIN) — Consultant Emergency Medicine, Asst Professor Emergency Medicine, AlFaisal University; Director, Quality Management; Course Director, Emergency Residency Clerkship, KingFaisal; Specialist, Hospital and Research Centre, Riyadh (Saudi Arabia) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:00pm–5:20pm

A Rational Approach to the Use of CT for Diagnosis of Acute Abdominal Pain | Christopher C. Lee, MD FAAEM — Associate Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, Stony Brook University Medical Center, Melville, New York (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Congress Program — Tuesday, September 8 5:20pm–5:40pm

Potential Complications of Bariatric Surgery that You Might Treat in the Emergency Department | Bruce M. Lo, MD RDMS FAAEM — Medical Director, Department of Emergency Medicine — Sentara Norfolk General Hospital; Associate Professor, Eastern Virginia Medical School, Norfolk, VA (USA) 1. Review the common types of bariatric surgery.

2. Discuss serious complications associated with bariatric surgery who present in the ED. 3. Discuss pitfalls in the evaluation and management of patients with bariatric surgery.

5:40pm–6:00pm

Vomiting in Pregnancy: What Works? What’s Safe? | Joseph R. Lex, Jr., MD MAAEM FAAEM FACEP — Clinical Professor of Emergency Medicine, Department of Emergency Medicine, Temple University School of Medicine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (USA) 1. Describe how “bad science” drove the drug Bendectin off the market in the United States.

2. Explain the usefulness and safety of these drugs in treating pregnancy-induced vomiting: diphenhydramine, metoclopramide, perchlorpromazine, droperidol, ondansetron.

3. Discuss some non-pharmacologic alternatives to prescription medications.

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Leadership and Direction Within Organizations

Orange II

Moderator: Robert E. Suter, DO MHA FAAEM — Professor, UT Southwestern and Vice President, American Heart Association, Dallas, Texas (USA) Becoming a Leader Within a National Organization: Emergency Medicine and the American Heart Association | Robert E. Suter, DO MHA FAAEM — Professor, UT Southwestern and Vice President, American Heart Association, Dallas, Texas (USA) 1. Understand the dynamics of leadership in organized medicine.

2. Describe the unique aspects of emergency medicine leadership.

3. Discuss how emergency medicine fits into broader healthcare and public service sectors.

5:00pm–5:20pm

Revising a Bi-National Emergency Medicine Training Program – Educational Change Management | Simon Chu, MD MBBS DCH FACEM MMEd — Senior Lecturer, University of Adelaide, Deputy Censor in Chief, ACEM, General and Paed Emerg Consultant, LMH, Elizabeth Vale, SA (Australia) | Victor Lee, MBBS FACEM GCHPE — Co-Director of Emergency Medicine Training, Austin Health Emergency Department, Melbourne (Australia) 1. Understand the reasons for revising the ACEM emergency medicine specialist training program.

2. Suggest change management principles that worked to increase acceptance of two educational changes.

3. Describe change management principles utilised in the creation of a curriculum framework.

5:20pm–5:40pm

Bringing American Systems to the Middle East as a Chair | Eveline Hitti, MD MBA FAAEM — Associate Professor of Clinical Emergency Medicine — Interim Chairperson; Department of Emergency Medicine; American University of Beirut Medical Center, Lebanon | Amin Antoine N. Kazzi, MD MAAEM FAAEM — Professor of Clinical Emergency Medicine, the American University of Beirut; Past President, the American Academy of Emergency Medicine & the Lebanese Society for Emergency Medicine; MAEM Founding Interim President and MEMC Executive Chair; the Mediterranean Emergency Medicine Congress (MEMC-GREAT 2015), Beirut (Lebanon) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:40pm–6:00pm

Discussion

253

Ask the Experts: How Do You Deliver the Safest, Highest Quality Emergency Care?

Tuesday, September 8

4:40pm–5:00pm

Tarragona

Moderator: Terrence M. Mulligan, DO MPH FAAEM — Clinical Associate Professor in Emergency Medicine, University of Maryland School of Medicine; Baltimore, Maryland, USA; Extraordinary Senior Lecturer/Visiting Assistant Professor, Stellenbosch University, South Africa; Visiting Professor, Hunan Provincial People’s Hospital, Hunan Normal University, Changsha, China (USA) 4:40pm–5:00pm

The Quality Risk and Safety Model: Latest Trends in Case Delivery | Howard Blumstein, MD FAAEM — Professor of Emergency Medicine and Medical Director Risk Management, Wake Forest University School of Medicine, Wiston-Salem, North Carolina (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:00pm–5:20pm

Emergency Medicine for the Aging Physician | Alastair D. Meyer, MD BSc(Hons) BMedSci MBBS FACEM FCEM(Lond) FRCP(Edin) FRACGP — Emergency Physician, MonashHealth; Director, Emergency Medicine Research, Casey Hospital; Director, Emergency Physician Transition Program, Casey Hospital; Adjunct Associate Professor, Monash University – Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences, Albert Park (Australia) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Congress Program — Tuesday, September 8 5:20pm–5:40pm

Risk Management and International Emergency Medicine | Larry D. Weiss, MD JD MAAEM FAAEM — Professor of Emergency Medicine, University of Maryland School of Medicine, Towson, Maryland (USA) 1. Participants will understand the principles of risk management.

2. Participants will understand how to manage quality indicators.

3. Participants will understand how to create prospective data sets to improve patient care.

5:40pm–6:00pm

Emergency Department Benchmarks Your Hospital Administratiors Should Care About | Mark Reiter, MD MBA FAAEM — President, American Academy of Emergency Medicine; Residency Director, University of Tennessee-Murfreesboro/Nashville; Associate Professor, University of Tennessee College of Medicine; CEO, Emergency Excellence, Nashville, Tennessee (USA) 1. Discuss ED benchmarks hospital administrators really care about it.

2. Discuss ED benchmarks hospital administrators really SHOULD care about it.

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Particular Situations in the Emergency Department *

Merida

Tuesday, September 8

Moderators: Raffaele D’Amelio, MD — Department of Allergology and Clinical Immunology and Clinica Medica VI, University of Rome La Sapienza, Rome (Italy) and Pasquale Parisi, MD PhD — Child Neurology Chair of Pediatrics, NESMOS Department Sapienza, University of Rome, Italy and Giovanni Ricevuti, MD — Professor, University of Pavia, Geriatric and Emergency Medicine; Chief of Postgraduate School in Emergency Medicine, Pavia (Italy) 4:40pm–5:05pm

Angioedema in the Emergency Department | Maria Domenica Guarino, MD — University of Rome tor Vergata Centre of Heredutary Angioedema, Rome (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:05pm–5:30pm

Status Epilepticus in Children | Alberto Verrotti, MD PhD — Professor of Pediatrics, University of Perugia, Perugia (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:20pm–5:40pm

Electrolyte Imbalances in the Emergency Department: The Tip of the Iceberg | Mauro Giordano, MD PhD — Second University of Naples, Naples (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

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Sepsis Outside of the Intensive Care Unit *

Spalato

Moderator: Salvatore Di Somma, MD PhD — Professor of Medicine, Director Emergency Medicine, Chairman Postgraduate School of Emergency Medicine, Department of Medical-Surgery Sciences and Translational Medicine, University La Sapienza, Sant’Andrea Hospital, Rome (Italy) 4:40pm–4:55pm

Evolving Epidemiology of Sepsis in Europe | Gianni Biolo, MD PhD — Associate Professor of Internal Medicine, Department of Clinical Morphological and Technological Sciences, Division of Internal Medicine at the University of Trieste, and Chief Clinical Unit of Molecular Medicine, Trieste University Hospital, Trieste (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

4:55pm–5:10pm

Early Diagnosis of Sepsis in the Emergency Department | Rossella Marino, MD — Department of Medical-Surgery Sciences and Translational Medicine, University Sapienza Rome, Emergency Department Sant’ Andrea Hospital, Rome (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:10pm–5:25pm

The “Need Speed Trial” | Filippo Mearelli, MD — Trieste University Hospital, Trieste (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:25pm–5:40pm

Non-Invasive Management of Sepsis: Beyond Biomarkers | Andrea Breglia, MD — Clinica Medica, Cattinara Hospital, Trieste (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:40pm–6:00pm

Genetics of Sepsis | Nicola Fiotti, MD — Researcher, Department of Medical, Surgical, Health Sciences, University of Trieste (Italy) 1. To be updated on the current possibilities of genetics in the filed of sepsis.

2. To know the role of some polymorphisms in the management and prognosis of sepsis.

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Oral Abstract Presentation Sessions*

Hama

Disaster Medicine; Metabolic and Endocrine Disorders; Toxicology/Environmental Injury; Cardiovascular/Non-CPR/NonResuscitation 4:40pm–4:52pm

T81 Geographical Relation of RITN Centers to Medical Toxicology Resources | E. Davlantes, Z. Kazzi, J. Venero, S. Shartar, A. Steck, A. Langston (USA)

4:52pm–5:04pm

T82 Risk of Re-Hospitalization in Patients Attending the Emergency Department for Acute Alcohol Intoxication: An Observational Retrospective Study | S. Guerrini, A. Grignaschi, M. Cavazza (Italy)

5:06pm–5:18pm

T83 Epidemic Synthetic Cannabinoid Poisoning: A Case Series | E. Eustice, B. Bailey, A. Leonetti, K. Katz (USA)

5:20pm–5:32pm

T84 Vitamin E in the Treatment of Acute Aluminum Phosphide Poisoning as a Novel Therapy: A Randomized Clinical Trial | S. Shadnia, Z. Halvaie, H. Tehrani, K. Soltanienjad, M. Abdollahi, G. Sasanian (Iran)

5:34pm–5:46pm

T85 Treatment of Cocaine Cardiovascular Toxicity: A Systematic Review | E. Laurin, J. Richards, D. Garber, T. Albertson, R. Derlet, E. Amsterdam, K. Olson, E. Ramoska, R. Lange (USA)

5:48pm–6:00pm

T86 The Effects of Sugammadex in Tricyclic Antidepressant Toxicity | H. Alp, A. Bayir, H. Kara, A. Unlu, M. Yilmaz, M.I. Alp (Turkey)

Oral Abstract Presentation Sessions*

Efeso

Orthopaedic Emergencies; Trauma 4:40pm–4:52pm

T87 Rapid Intervention and Discharge of Shoulder Dislocations | A. Habib, S Carr (Ireland, United Kingdom)

4:52pm–5:04pm

T88 Tranexamic Acid Over Use in Major Trauma Patients | M. Majeed, F. Khan, O. Ullah Zafar (United Kingdom)

5:06pm–5:18pm

T89 Prehospital Systolic Blood Pressure and Mortality in Major Traumatic Brain Injury: Is There a Hypotension Threshold? | D. Spaite, C. Hu, B. Bobrow, V. Chikani, B. Barnhart, D. Sherrill, J. Gaither, C. Viscusi, K. Denninghoff, U. Stolz (USA)

5:20pm–5:32pm

T90 Suspect Pelvic Injuries Based on Mechanism Alone or in Conjugation with Physiological Parameters | M. Majeed, A. Naveed (United Kingdom)

5:34pm–5:46pm

T91 Risk Factors for Undertriage of Serious Trauma in Patients Aged 65 and Older Presenting to the Emergency Department | R. Dickason, A. Ourian, Z. Ali, M. Zimmerman, J. Torres, J. Sample, S. Jazarevic, M. Radeos (USA)

5:48pm–6:00pm

T92 The Acute Care Diagnostics Collaboration (ACDC): Performance Assessment of Contrast Enhanced Ultrasound Compared to Abdominal CT and Conventional Ultrasound in an Emergency Trauma | L. Cochon, M. Supino, A.A. Baez (Spain, USA)

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Acute Coronary Syndrome in the Emergency Department II *

Tuesday, September 8

257

Cesarea

Moderator: Mario Cavazza, MD — Chairman, Emergency Department, S. Orsola, University Hospital, Bologna (Italy) 4:40pm–5:00pm

High Risk Patients with Chest Pain: How to Avoid Mistakes with High-Sensitive Cardiac Troponins | Lorenzo Paladino, MD — Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine, Kings County Hospital, Brooklyn, New York (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:00pm–5:20pm

Prediction of Acute Heart Failure After Open Heart Surgery in High Risk Patients | Youry Ostrovsky, MD — Head of Cardiovascular Surgery Laboratory, Center Cardiology; Head of Cardiac Surgery Cathedra, Belorussian Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education, Minsk (Belarus) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:20pm–5:40pm

Severe Allergic Reaction, Adrenaline and the Heart: Out of the Maze? | Gianfranco Cervellin, MD — Department of Emergency Medicine, University Hospital of Parma (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:40pm–6:00pm

Treatment for Acute Coronary Syndrome in the Emergency Department | Edgardo Menendez, MD FIFEM — Chairman, Emergency of Department, Churruca Hospital, Buenos Aires (Argentina) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

*American CME is not available for this track.

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MAEM Disaster and Prehospital Emergency Medicine*

4:50pm–5:20pm

Prehospital Emergency Medical Services & Agencies in Lebanon | Shawky S. Amineeddine — Lebanese Red Cross (Lebanon) and Alaa Ammar — Lebanese Red Cross (Lebanon) and Mazen J. El Sayed, MD MPH FAAEM — American University of Beirut, Dept of Emergency Medicine, Riad El Solh (Lebanon) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:20pm–5:30pm

Disaster, Adult, EM | Khalid A. Atayyah, MD (Saudi Arabia) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:30pm–6:00pm

Discussion

Tuesday, September 8

Outcome Research in Prehospital Emergency Medicine: Futility of Out-of-Hospital Resuscitation in Lebanon | Mazen J. El Sayed, MD MPH FAAEM — American University of Beirut, Dept of Emergency Medicine, Riad El Solh, (Lebanon) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Wednesday, September 9 — At a Glance — Tracks A to E

Wednesday, September 9

Track: Room Name:

Track A Orange I

Session:

Session 300 International II

8:45am–9:05am

Development of Emergency Medicine on the Indian Subcontinent

9:05am–9:25am

Challenges in the Development of Emergency Medicine in Mexico

9:25am–9:45am

Implementing Emergency Medicine to a Low Density Population: The Challenges and Responses in NonUrban Argentina

9:45am–10:05am

How to Share Local Experiences in the Field of Emergency Medicine by a Regular International Online Network

Track B Leptis Magna IV

Track C Orange II

Track D Tarragona

Track E Merida

Session 302 Foundation For Education And Research In Neurological Emergencies (FERNE I) Acute Ischemic Stroke Patient Care 20 Years After The Nejm tPA Ninds Publication

Session 303* Clinical Pathologic Case (CPC) Competition

Session 304* Oral Research Abstracts

Lipid Emulsion Therapy for Severe Drug Toxicity

What is the Status of Intravenous tPA Use for Emergency Department Acute Ischemic Stroke Patients 20 Years Later?

8:45am–9:10am CPC Case 1

6 Abstracts each

Identifying DrugSeeking Behavior: New Concepts

What is the Status of Other Therapies (IA tPA, Mechanical Interventions) for Emergency Department Acute Ischemic Stroke Patients?

9:10am–9:35am CPC Case 2

Abstracts J1-J6

Poisoning by Plants and Mushrooms

What do EvidenceBased Guidelines and Clinical Policies State Regarding Optimal Emergency Department Acute Ischemic Stroke Patient Management?

9:40am–10:05am CPC Case 3

One Pill Can Kill: Things the Toxicologist Wishes Parents and Grandparents Knew

What is the Experience of tPA Use and Other Interventions for EU/Mediterranean Emergency Department Acute Ischemic Stroke Patients?

Session 301 Drugs And Toxicology

10:05am–10:30am

Track: Room Name:

Coffee Break

Track A Orange I

Track B Leptis Magna IV

Track C Orange II

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Track D Tarragona

Track E Merida

Wednesday, September 9 — At a Glance — Tracks F to K Track F Spalato

Track G Hama

Track H Efeso

Track I Cesarea

Track J Pola

Session 309* MAEM Session

Session 306* Oral Research Abstracts

Session 307* Oral Research Abstracts

Session 308* Italian Talks: Le Dispnee In Pronto Soccorso Da Causa Cardiologiche E Respiratorie: I Nuovi Trattamenti

Airport Management of the Ebola Virus

Abstracts W130-W131, W95-W98

Abstracts W99-W104

Linee Guida nel Trattamento Della Fibrillazione Atriale Oggi

Plant Poisoning

Naval MaxiEmergencies

Linee Guida nel Trattamento del Tromboembolismo Venoso e Dell’Embolia Polmonare

tPA in Ischemic Stroke: A Current Hot Debate

New approach to severe pelvic fractures

Rivaroxaban: Conferme dal Mondo Reale

Influenza Virus: What the Emergency Department Physician Needs to Know

Periprosthetic fractures

Discussion

Advanced Imaging: Echocardiography in the ED

Importance of ambulance quality equipment in car crash politrauma

Coffee Break

Track F Spalato

Track G Hama

Track H Efeso

Track I Cesarea

Track J Pola

Wednesday, September 9

Session 305* Politrauma And Maxi Emergencies Management: Up To Date +

Track K Treviri

Track K Treviri

*American CME is not available for this track.

+ Italian CME is available for this track.

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Wednesday, September 9 — At a Glance — Tracks A to E

Session:

10:30am–10:50am

Ortho Trauma

Session 311 Advances In Airway Management

Session 313* Clinical Pathologic Case (CPC) Competition

Session 314* Oral Abstracts

The Crashing Airway

Accurately Diagnosing Patients with Headache and Suspected Sub-Arachnoid Hemorrhage

10:30am–10:55am CPC Case 4

6 Abstracts each

10:55am–11:20am CPC Case 5

Abstracts J7-J12

10:50am–11:10am

Trauma in Pregnancy

Advanced Mechanical Ventilation

Managing Elevated ICP for Emergency Department Intra-Cerebral Hemorrhage and Traumatic Brain Injury Patients

11:10am–11:30am

Special Considerations for the Pediatric Trauma Patient

Extraglottic and Rescue Airways

Neurological Outcomes in Patients Rreated with Therapeutic Hypothermia

11:20am–11:45am CPC Case 6

Airways in the Obese Patient

Terminating Status Epilepticus and Optimizing Outcomes for Emergency Department Seizure Patients

11:45am–11:50am Decision and Awards

11:30am–11:50am

Wednesday, September 9

Session 310 Trauma Updates

Session 312 Best of Updates In Neurologic Topics (FERNE II) Optimizing Emergency Department Neurological Emergencies Patient Care

Massive Transfusion in Trauma

11:50pm–12:00pm

Pass Time to Get to Keynote

12:00pm–12:40pm

KEYNOTE ADDRESS III Session 320 Room: Leptis Magna

12:40pm–2:00pm

LUNCH - On Your Own

2:00pm–2:30pm

PLENARY ADDRESS V Session 325 Room: Leptis Magna

Diagnostic Failure

Thinking Like an Emergency Physician: What Makes Us Different?

PLENARY ADDRESS VI Session 330 Room: Leptis Magna

2:30pm–3:00pm

Emergency Department Crowding: A Universal Problem with Local Solutions

3:00pm–3:20pm

Coffee Break

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Wednesday, September 9 — At a Glance — Tracks F to K Session 315* Innovative Pharmacological Approach For Atrial Fibrillation In The Emergency Department+

Management of Atrial Fibrillation in the Emergency Department Today

Session 316* Oral Research Abstracts

Abstracts W110, W106-W109, W105

How to Immediately Detect Structural Heart Disease in Patients with Acute Atrial Fibrillation in the Emergency Department

Session 317* Oral Research Abstracts

Abstracts W111-W116

Session 318 Pecha Kucha

Session 319* MAEM Business Meeting

6 Minutes 40 Second Sessions

Regional Professional Society Development:

10:30am-10:40am Zeina A. Kanafani, MD MS CIC FACP 10:40am-10:50am Ashley S. Bean, MD MA FAAEM FACEP FAWM

Do We Need a Mediterranean Emergency Medicine Academy?

10:50am-11:00am Zachary Repanshek, MD FAAEM 11:00am-11:10am Ghassan N. Al Awar, MD MSc 11:10am-11:20am Layal Safadieh, MD

Why Is It Important to Cardiovert Atrial Fibrilation Very Early?

11:20am-11:40am Miguel F. Agrait Gonzalez, MD

How Can Vernakalant Change Emergency Physicians Approach to Atrial Fibrillation in the Emergency Department

11:30am–11:40am Terry Mulligan, DO MPH FAAEM

Pass Time to Get to Keynote KEYNOTE ADDRESS III Session 320 Room: Leptis Magna Diagnostic Failure LUNCH - On Your Own PLENARY ADDRESS V Session 325 Room: Leptis Magna Thinking Like an Emergency Physician: What Makes Us Different?

PLENARY ADDRESS VI Session 330 Room: Leptis Magna

Wednesday, September 9

11:40am–11:50am David Farcy, MD FAAEM FCCM

Emergency Department Crowding: A Universal Problem with Local Solutions Session 345 SIIA - Great Symposium Why Do We Need To Start Approaching Hypertension And Cardiovascular Risk In The Emergency Department?

Coffee Break

3:00pm–3:20pm Emergency Department Is Part Of The Healthcare Safety Net And Preventative Care Is One Of The Missions

*American CME is not available for this track.

+ Italian CME is available for this track.

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Wednesday, September 9 — At a Glance — Tracks A to E Track: Room Name:

Track A Orange I

Track B Leptis Magna IV

Track C Orange II

Session:

Session 340 Metabolic Emergencies

Session 341 Advances In Trauma Management

Session 342 Systems Of Care

3:20pm–3:40pm

Diabetic Ketoacidosis and Non-Ketotic Hyperosmolar States: An Evidence Based Update

Traumatic Brain Injury

Stroke Systems of Care

3:40pm–4:00pm

Non-Diabetic Metabolic Emergencies in Children

Update on Management of Penetrating Neck Trauma

Wednesday, September 9

4:00pm–4:20pm

Good Electrolytes Gone Bad

4:20pm–4:40pm

Craniofacial Trauma Update

Establishing a Sepsis Alert Protocol in an Academic Medical Center AAEM as the Trusted Advocate of Fairness in Emergency Medicine: The Fairness Instinct, Behavioral Economics, Game Theory and the Optimization of Team Performance in the ED: Fairness Really Does Matters

Coffee Break

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Track D Tarragona

Track E Merida

Session 344* Oral Research Abstracts

5 Abstracts

Abstracts J13-J17

Wednesday, September 9 — At a Glance — Tracks F to K Track F Spalato

Track G Hama

Track H Efeso

Track I Cesarea

Session 345** SIIA - Great Symposium Why Do We Need To Start Approaching Hypertension And Cardiovascular Risk In The Emergency Department?+**

Session 346* Oral Research Abstracts

Session 347* Oral Research Abstracts

Session 348* MAEM: Disaster and Prehospital EMS

Abstracts W122-W126

3:20pm–3:30pm Outcome Research in Prehospital Emergency Medicine: Futility of Out-of-Hospital Resuscitation in Lebanon

Undetected and Untreated Hypertension Diagnosed in the Emergency Department

Abstracts W117-W119, T48, W121

Hypertensive Crisis and Eclampsia in Pregnancy: Where Are We?

Proposal for a Network Between EDs, GPs, and Centers for Hypertension in Order to Improve Hypertensive Patients

Track K Treviri

3:30pm-3:50pm Prehospital Emergency Medical Services & Agencies in Lebanon

3:50pm-4:00pm Disaster, Adult EM

Coffee Break

4:20pm–4:35pm Epidemiologia Della BPCO Un Problema In Crescita

Wednesday, September 9

Session 355 Italian Talks - La Riacutizzazione Della BPCO Dal Pronto Soccorso Al Ricovero Al Trattamento Ambulatoriale

Track J Pola

**Session begins during the coffee break *American CME is not available for this track. + Italian CME is available for this track.

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Wednesday, September 9

Wednesday, September 9 — At a Glance — Tracks A to E Track: Room Name:

Track A Orange I

Track B Leptis Magna IV

Track C Orange II

Track D Tarragona

Track E Merida

Session:

Session 350 Bleeding And Clotting

Session 351 Advanced Imaging

Session 352 Legal And Forensic Matters

Session 353* MAEM Session

Session 354* Oral Research Abstracts

4:40pm–5:00pm

My Patient Has Epistaxis. What Do I Need To Know to Avoid Calling Out the Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist?

The Extended Rapid Ultrasound for Shock and Hypotension (e-RUSH) Exam

Ethical and Legal Discussions at End of Life…How To Honor Patients in a Busy Emergency Department

Endo-Vascular Management of Acute Neurologic Emergencies: What Emergency Physicians Should Know

5:00pm–5:20pm

Direct Thrombin Inhibitors and Xabans: What You Need to Know

Uses of Ultrasound to Diagnose Selected Musculoskeletal Injuries

Street Drugs Across Europe

Resuscitation Update 2015

Discussion

5:20pm–5:40pm

Prothrombin Complex Concentrates

Ultrasound-Guided Hemodynamic Assessment

Forensic ObGyn: Aftermath of Sexual Assault and Interpersonal Violence in the Emergency Department

5:40pm–6:00pm

Update in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Venous Thromboembolic Disease

Life-Threatening Causes of Shortness of Breath: Rapid Ultrasound Evaluation in Under Two Minutes

Discussion

6:00pm–6:20pm

Closing Session

*American CME is not available for this track.

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5 Abstracts

Abstracts J18-J22

Wednesday, September 9 — At a Glance — Tracks F to K Track F Spalato

Track G Hama

Track H Efeso

Session 355* Italian Talks - La Riacutizzazione Della Bpco Dal Pronto Soccorso Al Ricovero Al Trattamento Ambulatoriale+

Session 356* Oral Research Abstracts

Session 357* Oral Research Abstracts

4:35pm–4:50pm Epidemiologia della BPCO Un Problema in Crescita

Abstracts W127-W129, W93, W94, W132

Abstracts W133-W138

Track I Cesarea

Track J Pola

Track K Treviri

4:50pm–5:05pm La BPCO: Nuovi Orientamenti Terapeutici 5:05pm–5:20pm La Ventilazione Non Invasiva Nell’Approccio Alla BPCO

5:20pm–5:40pm Il Follow Up Ambulatoriale

Closing Session

Wednesday, September 9

5:40pm–6:00pm Il Follow Up Ambulatoriale II

*American CME is not available for this track.

+ Italian CME is available for this track.

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Congress Program — Wednesday, September 9 300

International II

Orange I

Moderator: Carlos Garcia Rosas, MD — President, Mexican Academy of Emergency Medicine, Mexico City (Mexico) 8:45am–9:05am

Development of Emergency Medicine on the Indian Subcontinent | Pankaj Arora, MD MBBS FACEM — American Academy for Emergency Medicine in India (AAEMI); Co-Director, Emergency Medicine Training and Specialist, Physician, Emergency Medicine Royal North Shore Hospital, St. Leonard’s, Sydney, Australia; Advisor, Director, Emergency Norwest Private Hospital, Visiting Professor, Emergency Medicine JIPMER Pondicherry (India) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:05am–9:25am

Challenges in the Development of Emergency Medicine in Mexico | Carlos Garcia Rosas, MD — President, Mexican Academy of Emergency Medicine, Mexico City (Mexico) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:25am–9:45am

Implementing Emergency Medicine to a Low Population: The Challenges and Responses in Non-Urban Argentina | Edgardo Menendez, MD FIFEM — Chairman, Emergency of Department, Churruca Hospital, Buenos Aires (Argentina) 1. Analize and understand the problematic of the practice, implementation and organization of the emergency medicine in non urban areas of low population.

2. Discuss under critical thinking the possible solutions of the implementation of emergency medicine in these areas in developing countries.

9:45am–10:05am

How to Share Local Experiences in the Field of Emergency Medicine by a Regular International Online Network | Keihan Golshani, MD — Department of Emergency Medicine, Isfahan University of Medical Sciences, Isfahan (ran) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

301

Drugs and Toxicology

Leptis Magna

Wednesday, September 9

Moderator: Robert Cox, MD PhD FAAEM FACMT — Director, Mississippi Poison Control Center; University of Mississippi Medical Center, Jackson, Mississippi (USA) 8:45am–9:05am

Lipid Emulsion Therapy for Severe Drug Toxicity | Robert Cox, MD PhD FAAEM FACMT — Director, Mississippi Poison Control Center; University of Mississippi Medical Center, Jackson, Mississippi (USA) 1. Describe lipid emulsions, their use and different types.

2. Describe the mechanisms by which lipid emulsions are thought to treat severe drug toxicity.

3. Describe the types of drugs and situations in which lipid emulsions may be beneficial.

4. Discuss human and animal studies applying lipid emulsions to various classes of drugs.

9:05am–9:25am

Identifying Drug-Seeking Behavior: New Concepts | Scott G. Weiner, MD MPH FAAEM — Assistant Professor, Harvard Medical School; Department of Emergency Medicine, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts (USA) 1. Describe the dilemma of pain control in the ED. 2. Discuss “classic” drug-seeking behaviors.

3. How to identify high-risk patients with prescription drug monitoring programs and screening tools.

9:25am–9:45am

Poisoning by Plants and Mushrooms | Ashish Bhalla, MD — Additional Professor (Internal Medicine), Department of Internal Medicine, Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research, Chandigarh (India) 1. Identify the toxidromes associated with common plants and mushroom toxicities.

2. Learn the management of common plant and mushroom toxicities.

9:45am–10:05am

One Pill Can Kill: Things the Toxicologist Wishes Parents and Grandparents Knew | Camilo E. Gutiérrez, MD FAAEM — Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Boston Medical Center; Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Boston University School of Medicine; Boston Massachusetts (USA) 1. Discuss general epidemiology of pediatric ingestions.

2. Review those potentially lethal ingestions in children.

3. Briefly discuss initial evaluation and management of ingestions in children.

*American CME is not available for this track.

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FERNE I - Emergency Department Acute Ischemic Stroke Patient Care 20 Years After the NEJM tPA NINDS Publication

Orange II

Moderator: Edward P. Sloan, MD MPH — Professor & Research Development Director, Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, Illinois (USA) and Joseph A. Salame MD FRCSC — Neurosurgeon, Endovascular Neurosurgeon, Head of Cerebrovascular and Skull Base Section, Division of Neurosurgery, Department of Surgery, The American University of Beirut Medical Center, Beirut (Lebanon) 8:45am–9:05am

What is the Status of Intravenus tPA Use for Emergency Department Acute Ischemic Stroke Patients 20 Years Later? | Edward P. Sloan, MD MPH — Professor & Research Development Director, Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, Illinois (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:05am–9:25am

What is the Status of Other Therapies (IA tPA, Mechanical Interventions) for Emergency Department Acute Ischemic Stroke Patients? | Brad Bunney, MD, Professor, Associate Head, Residency Program Director, Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, IL (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:25am–9:45am

What Do Evidence-Based Guidelines and Clinical Policies State Regarding Optimal Emergency Department Acute Ischemic Stroke Patient Management? | Christopher Lewandowski, MD — Vice Chair, Department of Emergency Medicine, Henry Ford Health System; Clinical Professor of Emergency Medicine, Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:45am–10:05am

What is the Experience of tPA Use and Other Interventions for EU/Mediterranean Emergency Department Acute Ischemic Stroke Patients? | Achraf Makki, MD FACP — American University of Beirut, Beirut (Lebanon) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

Clinical Pathologic Case (CPC) Competition *

Tarragona

Chair: Lisa A. Moreno-Walton, MD MS MSCR FAAEM FACEP — Professor, Clinical Emergency Medicine; Clinical Associate Professor of Surgery, Tulane University School of Medicine; Board of Directors, American Academy of Emergency Medicine; Director, Division of Research, Division of Diversity, HIV Testing Program, Section of Emergency Medicine, Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center, New Orleans, Louisiana (USA) Moderator: Megan Leigh Fix, MD — Maine Medical Center, Park City, Utah (USA) and Carl A. Germann, MD — Maine Medical Center, Dept. of Emergency Medicine, Portland, Maine (USA) and Mark I. Langdorf, MD MHPE FAAEM RDMS — Professor of Clinical Emergency Medicine, Senior Associate Dean for Medical Education; Editor, Western Journal of Emergency Medicine, University of California, Irvine, California (USA)

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Junior Oral Abstract Presentation Sessions*

Merida

Wednesday, September 9

303

Toxicology/Environmental Injury; Social Role of Emergency Medicine; Hematological and Oncological Disorders; Administration, Health Policy, and Legislation; Patient Flow/Throughput Management 8:45am–8:57am

J1 Outcomes Following Brodifacoum Exposure Reported in the Toxic Registry (2010-2013) | B. Hatten, J. Westphalen, R. Vohra, L. Tormoehlen, P. Wax, J. Brent, on Behalf of Toxic (USA)

8:57am–9:09am

J2 Impact of a Multidisciplinary Assessment Team on the Effectiveness of Patients’ Discharges From Emergency Department and its Effect on the Quality Patients’ Experience | A. Habib, a Jalil, G Nurani (United Kingdom)

9:11am–9:23am

J3 Cardiotoxicity From Antineoplastic Interventions in This Modern Era of Medicine: A Cancer Perspective | A. Miller (USA) Revalidation in the UK (an Appraisers Role | O. Ghazanfar (United Kingdom)

9:25am–9:37am

J4

9:39am–9:51am

J5 Assessment of Patients’ Satisfaction After Instauring a Triage Unit | M.A. Hadj Ali, L. Boukadida, A. Zorgati, R. Kaddechi, F. Ben Mabrouk, T. Jeffel, R. Boukef (Tunisia)

9:53am–10:05am

J6 I Am Your Patient ... Designation of Patient to Specific Teams in ED | A. Habib, F. Khan (United Kingdom)

*American CME is not available for this track. + Italian CME is available for this track.

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Politrauma and Maxi Emergencies Management: Up To Date *+

Spalato

Moderator: Fabio Conteduca — Orthopaedic Department, S.Andrea Hospital University of Rome (Italy) 8:45am–9:05am

Airport Management of the Ebola Virus | Maria Rinzivillo, PhD — Digestive and Liver Disease Unit, Gastrointestinal Neuroendocrine Tumors Unit, Sant’Andrea Hospital, Sapienza University of Rome (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:05am–9:25am

Naval Maxi-Emergencies | Paolo Cremonesi, MD — Department of Emergency Medicine, Galliera Hospital, Genoa (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:25am–9:45am

New Approach to Severe Pelvic Fractures | Franco Stagnitti, MD — First Professor of General and Emergenct Surgery, Sapienza Rome University, Rome (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:45am–9:05am

Periprosthetic Fractures | Francesco Bove, MD — Orthopaedics Head Surgeon at the Italian Neurotrauma Institute (I.N.I.), Grottaferrata (RM) (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

10:05am–10:30am

Importance of Ambulance Quality Equipment in Car Crash Politrauma | Enrico Ferri, MD — A. O. Sant Andrea, Roma (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

306

Oral Abstract Presentation Sessions*

Hama

Wednesday, September 9

Airway/Analgesia/Anesthesia /Sedation/Pain Management; Pulmonary Disorders; Respiratory and ENT Emergencies; Social Role of Emergency Medicine 8:45am– 8:57am

W130 First Pass Success of the Glidescope Titanium Mac Video Laryngoscope is Higher When Used as a Video Larngyoscope than When Used as a Direct Laryngoscope for Emergency Intubation | J. Sakles, B. Arcaris, A. Patanwala, J. Mosier, J. Dicken (USA)

8:57am– 9:09am

W131 The Use of Apneic Oxygenation is Associated with an Increase in the First Pass Success in Rapid Sequence Intubations in the Emergency Department | J. Sakles, B. Arcaris, A. Patanwala, J. Mosier (USA)

9:11am– 9:23am

W95 Community-Acquired Pneumonia Discharged for Out-Of Hospital Treatment From the Emergency Department: The Rebounds | R. Ferrari, G. Monti, M. Cavazza, S. Tedeschi, F. Tumietto, P. Viale (Italy)

9:25am– 9:37am

W96 Acute Care Diagnostics Collaboration: Assessment of Wells Score and Revised Geneva Score Integrated with Helical Computed Tomography in a Bayesian Clinical Decision Model | L. Cochon, M. Supino, A.A. Baez (Spain, USA)

9:39am– 9:51am

W97 Echocardiographic Profile Performed by the Emergency Physician in Patients with Acute Decompensated Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease in the Emergency Department | M. Ben Lassoued, R. Jebri, R. Hammami, O. Andolsi, O. Khila, M. Arafa, K. Lamine (Tunisia)

9:53am– 10:05am

W98 The Impact and the Outcome of Unconventional Indications to Non-Invasive Mechanical Ventilation for Acute Respiratory Failure in the Emergency Department | R. Ferrari, R. Voza, D. Agostinelli, D.P. Pomata, G. Monti, M. Cavazza (Italy)

307

Oral Abstract Presentation Sessions*

Efeso

Geriatrics; Administration, Health Policy, and Legislation; Education; Patient Flow/Throughput Management 8:45am– 8:57am

W99 Predictors of Repeat Emergency Department Visits Among Patients Aged Over 65 | R. Jabri, H. Ghazali, G. Chaabeni, A. Yahmadi, N. Elheni, M. Mougaida, M. Chkir, S. Souissi (Tunisia)

8:57am– 9:09am

W100 Neglected Causes of Acute Respiratory Failure for the Elderly in the Emergency Department | R. Ferrari, D. Agostinelli, D.P. Pomata, M. Cavazza (Italy)

9:11am– 9:23am

W101 Being Mortal: The Oregon Death with Dignity Experience (Physician Assisted Suicide in Oregon and Around the World) | D. Woods (USA)

9:25am– 9:37am

W102 The Impact of Dying in the Emergency Department | R. Ferrari, C. Lanzarini, A. Longanesi, R. Rapagnani, D. Rotondo, M. Cavazza (Italy)

9:39am– 9:51am

W103 Palliative Care Screening in the Emergency Department: A Quality Improvement Initiative | S. Christos, S. C., S. F., N. P., M. S. (USA)

*American CME is not available for this track. + Italian CME is available for this track.

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W104 Does Emergency Department Triage Pain Score Predict Disposition? | J. Riordan, M. Wakim, J. Patrie, W. Dell (USA)

ITALIAN TALKS: Le Dispnee in Pronto Soccorso da Causa Cardiologiche e Respiratorie: I Nuovi Trattamenti *

Cesarea

Moderator: Nicola De Luca, MD — Department of Cardiology, Cardiosurgery and Cardiovascular Emergency, University Federico II, Napoli (Italy) 8:45am–9:05am

Linee Guida nel Trattamento Della Fibrillazione Atriale Oggi | Leonardo Calò, MD — Chief of Cardiololgy, Policlinico Casilino, FESC, Rome (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:05am–9:25am

Linee Guida nel Trattamento del Tromboembolismo Venso e Dell’Embolia Polmonare | Gian Franco Gensini, MD — Facolta Di Medicina E Chirurgia-Firenze, Firenze (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:25am–9:45am

Rivaroxaban: Conferme dal Mondo Reale | Salvatore Di Somma, MD PhD — Professor of Medicine, Director Emergency Medicine, Chairman Postgraduate School of Emergency Medicine, Department of Medical-Surgery Sciences and Translational Medicine, University La Sapienza, Sant’Andrea Hospital, Rome (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:45am–10:05am

Discussion

309

MAEM Session*

Pola

Moderators: Ghassan N. Al Awar, MD MSc — Division of Infectious Diseases, Department of Internal Medicine and Department of Microbiology and Immunology, American University of Beirut Medical Center, Beirut, Lebanon Plant Poisoning and Cenker Eken, MD — Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine, Akdeniz University Medical Faculty, Department of Emergency Medicine, Antalya (Turkey) Plant Poisoning | Zeynep Kekec, MD — Professor, Çukurova University Medical School, Department Of Emergency Medicine; Professor, Cukurova Univ. School of Medicine, Dept. of Emergency Medicine, Yuregir, Adana (Turkey) 1. Describe the Importance and incidence of plant poisoning.

2. List poisoning syndromes and poisonous plants.

3. Review clinical management of plant poisoning.

9:05am–9:25am

tPA in Ischemic Stroke: A Current Hot Debate | Cenker Eken, MD — Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine, Akdeniz University Medical Faculty, Department of Emergency Medicine, Antalya (Turkey) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

9:25am–9:45am

Influenza Virus: What the Emergency Department Physician Needs to Know | Zeina A. Kanafani, MD MS CIC FACP — Associate Professor of Medicine, Division of Infectious Diseases; Hospital Epidemiologist, Infection Control and Prevention Program; Director of Medical Student Affairs, American University of Beirut; Faculty of Medicine and the Medical Center, Beirut (Lebanon) 1. Recognize warning signs in children and adults presenting with an influenza like illness.

2. Identify the optimal approach to the treatment of influenza.

3. Identify the optimal approach to the initiation of prophylaxis against influenza.

9:45am–10:05am

Advanced Imaging: Echocardiography in the ED |Ozgur Cevrim, MD — (Turkey)

310

Trauma Updates

Wednesday, September 9

8:45am–9:05am

Orange I

Moderator: Gary M. Gaddis, MD PhD FAAEM — St. Luke’s/Missouri Endowed Chair in Emergency Medicine, St. Luke’s Hospital of Kansas City; Professor of Emergency Medicine, University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine, Kansas City, Missouri (USA) 10:30am–10:50am

Ortho Trauma | Kevin G. Rodgers, MD FAAEM — Indiana University, American Academy of Emergency Medicine President-Elect, Indianapolis, Indiana (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Congress Program — Wednesday, September 9 10:50am–11:10am

Trauma in Pregnancy | Rebecca A. Bavolek, MD FAAEM FACEP — Assistant Professor, Assistant Residency Director, Washington University in St. Louis, School of Medicine, St. Louis, Missouri (USA) 1. Review of physiologic changes in pregnancy and how they alter management during the primary survey and initial resuscitation.

2. Discuss diagnostic imaging modalities and their use in the traumatically injured trauma patient.

3. Discuss evidence for and indications of perimortem c-section in the setting of trauma and review the steps for performing the procedure.

11:10am–11:30am

Special Considerations for the Pediatric Trauma Patient | Michael E Lekawa, MD FACS — Professor and Chief, Division of Trauma, Burns, Surgical Critical Care and Acute Care Surgery, University of California, Irvine School of Medicine, Orange, California (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

11:30am–11:50am

Massive Transfusion in Trauma | George S. Abi Saad, MD — American Univeristy of Beirut Medical Center, Beirut (Lebanon) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

311

Advances in Airway Management

Leptis Magna

Wednesday, September 9

Moderator: Kenneth H. Butler, DO FACEP — Associate Professor, Associate Residency Director, Emergency Medicine, University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland (USA) 10:30am–10:50am

The Crashing Airway | Kenneth H. Butler, DO FACEP — Associate Professor, Associate Residency Director, Emergency Medicine, University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

10:50am–11:10am

Advanced Mechanical Ventilation | Joseph R. Shiber, MD FAAEM FACP FCCM — Associate Professor of Medicine, Emergency Medicine and Surgical Critical Care; Co-Director of NeuroScience ICU and Surgical ICU, UF College of Medicine, Jacksonville, Florida (USA) 1. Identify the pathophysiology of acute hypoxemic respiratory failure.

2. Review the use of ARDSnet guidelines for lung-protective ventilation.

3. Contrast the open-lung protective ventilation of Airway Pressure Release Ventilation (APRV)

11:10am–11:30am

Extraglottic and Rescue Airways | Erik Laurin, MD FAAEM — Professor of Emergency Medicine, Vice Chair for Education, Department of Emergency Medicine, University of California, Davis, Sacramento, California (USA) 1. Describe the types and advantages/disadvantages of extraglottic airways available.

2. Employ their extraglottic airway device of choice into difficult and failed airway management.

11:30am–11:50am

Airways in the Obese Patient | Joanne Williams, MD FAAEM — A Medical Corporation, Rancho Palos Verdes, California (USA) 1. Describe the effect of excess fatty tissue on airway management.

2. Realize the importance of position with respect to airway management.

3. Recognize the importance of pre-oxygenation.

312

FERNE II - Optimizing Emergency Department Neurological Emergencies Patient Care

Orange II

Moderator: Edward P. Sloan, MD MPH — Professor & Research Development Director, Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, Illinois (USA) and Cenker Eken, MD — Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine, Akdeniz University Medical Faculty, Department of Emergency Medicine, Antalya (Turkey)

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10:30am–10:50am

Accurately Diagnosing Patients with Headache and Suspected Sub-Arachnoid Hemorrhage | Heather M. Prendergast, MD MS MPH — Professor, Vice Chair of Academic Affairs, Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Illinois, Chicago, Illinois (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

10:50am–11:10am

Managing Elevated ICP for ED Intra-Cerebral Hemorrhage and Traumatic Brain Injury Patients | Marie-Pierre Poloujadoff, MD PhD — Senior Researcher and Emergency Physician, Marne-la-Vallée Hospital, Jossigny, Paris (France) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

11:10am–11:30am

Neurological Outcomes in Patients Treated with Therapeutic Hypothermia | Cenker Eken, MD — Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine, Akdeniz University Medical Faculty, Department of Emergency Medicine, Antalya (Turkey) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

*American CME is not available for this track. + Italian CME is available for this track.

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Congress Program — Wednesday, September 9 11:30am–11:50am

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Terminating Status Epilepticus and Optimizing Outcomes for Emergency Department Seizure Patients | Edward P. Sloan, MD MPH — Professor & Research Development Director, Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, Illinois (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

Clinical Pathological Case Competition*

Tarragona

Chair: Lisa A. Moreno-Walton, MD MS MSCR FAAEM FACEP — Professor, Clinical Emergency Medicine; Clinical Associate Professor of Surgery, Tulane University School of Medicine; Board of Directors, American Academy of Emergency Medicine; Director, Division of Research, Division of Diversity, HIV Testing Program, Section of Emergency Medicine, Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center, New Orleans, Louisiana (USA) Moderator: Megan Leigh Fix, MD — Maine Medical Center, Park City, Utah (USA) and Carl A. Germann, MD — Maine Medical Center, Deptartment of Emergency Medicine, Portland, Maine (USA) and Mark I. Langdorf, MD MHPE FAAEM RDMS — Professor of Clinical Emergency Medicine, Senior Associate Dean for Medical Education; Editor, Western Journal of Emergency Medicine, — University of California, Irvine, California (USA)

314

Junior Oral Abstract Presentation Sessions*

Merida

Toxicology/Environmental Injury; Cardiovascular/Non-CPR/Non-Resuscitation; International Emergency Medicine; Substance Abuse J7 Outcomes Following Cyanide Exposure Reported in the Toxic Registry (20102013) | B. Hatten, J. Westphalen, B. Judge, T. Wiegand, S. Rhyee, R. Vohra, P. Wax, J. Brent, on Behalf of Toxic (USA)

10:42am–10:54am

J8 Beta-Blockers Intoxication: Predictors of Hospitalization in Intensive Care Unit | H. Ghazali, W. Ben Hmida, W. Bousselmi, S. Souissi, S. Chiboub, A. Yahmadi, A. Azouzi, N. Ngach (Tunisia)

10:56am–11:08am

J9 ACEP International Ambassador Program: A New Approach for the Development Global Emergency Medicine | N. Bustamante, C. Arbelaez (USA)

11:10am–11:22am

J10 Do Electronic Reporting Systems that Track Controlled Substances Decrease Vists for Dental Pain? | B. Adkins, W. Hickerson, S. Stearley, P. Stein, M. Wilson (USA)

11:24am–11:36am

J11 Gravity | R. Skulec, J. Callerova, J. Knor, P. Merhaut, K. Kucera, V. Cerny (Czech Republic)

11:38am–11:50am

J12 Value of Spiroergometry for Diagnosis of Early Heart Failure in Patients with Metabolic Syndrome | M. Balciunas, J. Celutkiene, J. Badariene, A.M. Jakstaite, A. Laucevicius (Lithuania)

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Innovative Pharmacological Approach for Atrial Fibrillation in the Emergency Department *+ Spalato

Moderator: Clifford Mann, MD FRCP FRCA FCEM — Consultant Emergency Physician, Taunton, United Kingdom; President of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine, Taunton (United Kingdom) 10:30am–10:50am

Management of Atrial Fibrillation in the Emergency Department Today | Leonardo Calò, MD — Chief of Cardiololgy, Policlinico Casilino, FESC, Rome (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

10:50am–11:10am

How to Immediately Detect Structural Heart Disease in Patients with Acute Atrial Fibrillation in the Emergency Department | Maria Lorenza Muiesan, MD — Director, Medical Emergencies Unit, Internal Medicine Department; Professor, Internal Medicine, Department of Medical and Surgical Sciences; Director, Postgraduate School of Emergency Medicine University of Brescia (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

11:10am–11:30am

Why is it Important to Cardiovert Atrial Fibrillation Very Early? | Steen Juul-Möller, MD DMSc FESC — Faculty of Medicine, University of Lund (Sweden) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

11:30am–11:50am

How Can Vernakalant Change Emergency Physicians Approach to Atrial Fibrillation in the Emergency Department | Salvatore Di Somma, MD PhD — Professor of Medicine, Director Emergency Medicine, Chairman Postgraduate School of Emergency Medicine, Department of Medical-Surgery Sciences and Translational Medicine, University La Sapienza, Sant’Andrea Hospital, Rome (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

*American CME is not available for this track. + Italian CME is available for this track.

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Wednesday, September 9

10:30am–10:42am

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Oral Abstract Presentation Sessions*

Hama

Critical Care; Imaging/Imaging by Ultrasound 10:30am–10:42am

W110 Feasibility of the Sonographic Assessment of the Venous Excavation (SAVE) Protocol | J.S. Seo, H.H. Doh, S.C. Lee, J.H. Lee, H.Y. Kim (South Korea)

10:42am–10:54am

W106 Specificity of Bedside Ultrasound to Diagnose Renal Stones/Hydronephrosis in the Emergency Department | M. Azam Majeed, N. Alsukaity, A. Alhubashi (United Kingdom)

10:56am–11:08am

W107 Are Ed Physicians Any Good to Perform DVT Scanning in the Emergency Department? | M. Azam Majeed, A. Alhubshi, N. Alsukaity, A. Naveed (United Kingdom)

11:10am–11:22am

W108 Evaluation of the Inferior Vena Cava Diameters and Its Compliance During the Respiratory Cycle by the Focused Cardiac Ultrasound: Emergency Physician Versus Cardiologist | M. Ben Lassoued, R. Jebri, M. Arafa, R. Hammami, O. Khila, O. Andolsi, K. Taamallah, W. Fehri, K. Lamine (Tunisia)

11:24am–11:36am

W109 Focused Ultrasound Cardiac Contribution Practice by the Emergency Physician in the Diagnostic Management, Treatment and Orientation of Patients in the Emergency Department | M. Ben Lassoued, R. Jebri, R. Hammami, M. Arafa, O. Andolsi, O. Khila, K. Lamine (Tunisia)

11:38am–11:50am

W105 Bedside Ultrasonography of Optic Nerve Versus Ophthalmoscopy for Predicting Elevated Intra Cranial Pressure | K. Golshani, M. Ebrahim Zadeh, B. Masoumi, R. Azizkhani (Iran)

317

Oral Abstract Presentation Sessions*

Efeso

Wednesday, September 9

Administration, Health Policy, and Legislation; Patient Flow/Throughput Management; Risk Management/ED and Legal Affairs 10:30am–10:42am

W111 Vulnerability Study of Health Human Resources in the Iranian Ministry of Health and Medical Education | S. Hosseini Kasnavieh, H. Basirghafouri, G. Masumi, M. Chardoli, M. Yasinzadeh, N. Tavakoli, H. Amiri (Iran)

10:42am–10:54am

W112 Streaming Expedites Patient Care and Saves Time in a Busy Emergency Department | M. Majeed, A. Naveed, E. Miller (United Kingdom)

10:56am–11:08am

W113 Compliments, Complaints and Claims: An Alternative Model for Scoring PatientSatisfaction | K. Janssens, B. Farrelly, R.l. Drew, N. Salter (Ireland)

11:10am–11:22am

W114 Cognitive Function Decline in Emergency Medicine Shifts | A. Tse, L. Sanchez (USA)

11:24am–11:36am

W115 The Effects of Screening for Ebola on Emergency Department Throughput | W. Mwangi, R. Nagurka, M. Steenberg, G. Sugalski, T. Murano, S. Lamba, S. Keller (USA)

11:38am–11:50am

W116 Utilizing Physician and Patient Complaints as a Quality Assurance Marker in Emergency Medicine | K. Gurley, R. Wolfe, S. Grossman, J. Edlow, J. Burstein (USA)

318

Pecha Kucha VI

10:30am–10:40am

Febrile Neutropenia in the Emergency Department | Zeina A. Kanafani, MD MS CIC FACP — Associate Professor of Medicine, Division of Infectious Diseases; Hospital Epidemiologist, Infection Control and Prevention Program; Director of Medical Student Affairs, American University of Beirut; Faculty of Medicine and the Medical Center, Beirut (Lebanon) 1. Describe the diagnostic approach to patients with febrile neutropenia in the ED. 2. Identify the immediate treatment options for patients with febrile neutropenia.

3. Recognize the risk factors for life-threatening infections in patients with febrile neutropenia.

10:40am–10:50am

Point of Care Ultrasound: Rapid Differentiation of COPD from CHF | Ashley S. Bean, MD MA FAAEM FACEP FAWM — Associate Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, Division of Emergency Ultrasound; Adjunct Faculty, Division of Academic Affairs, Office of Global Health, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Little Rock, Arkansas (USA) 1. Differentiate pulmonary ultrasound findings of left-sided Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) from Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) 2. Identify other pulmonary disease processes associated with A line or B line artifacts that should be secondary considerations in the dyspneic patient.

10:50am–11:00am

Who Really Needs Telemetry? | Zachary Repanshek, MD FAAEM — Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, Temple University School of Medicine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (USA) 1. Recognize the purpose of telemetry and identify that telemetry is a limited resource.

2. Utilize an evidence based approach to admitting patients to telemetry.

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Cesarea

Moderator: Jennifer Repanshek, MD FAAEM — Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, Temple University School of Medicine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA and Zachary Repanshek, MD FAAEM — Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, Temple University School of Medicine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (USA)

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Congress Program — Wednesday, September 9 11:00am–11:10am

Which Antibiotic for Wounds in the Emergency Room? | Ghassan N. Al Awar, MD MSc — Division of Infectious Diseases, Department of Internal Medicine and Department of Microbiology and Immunology, American University of Beirut Medical Center, Beirut (Lebanon) 1. Describe the spectrum of amoxiclav and a first generation cephalosporin.

2. List the evidence for a cephalosporin in cases of wounds and cuts.

11:10am–11:20am

Status Epilepticus Updates | Layal Safadieh, MD — American University of Beirut, Emergency Department, Beirut (Lebanon) 1. The established first-line treatment consists of benzodiazepines, most frequently intravenous lorazepam.

2. Benzodiazepines like intranasal or intramuscular midazolam are becoming more popular because of easier administration in the field.

11:20am–11:30am

Use of IV Lidocaine for Acute and Chronic Pain in the Emergency Department | Miguel F. Agrait González, MD — University of Puerto Rico, Department of Emergency Medicine, San Juan (Puerto Rico) 1. Describe IV lidocaine as a safe, cheap and effective treatment for various painful disorders.

2. Compare how IV can be used as sole form of analgesia or as an adjunct.

3. Review published studies on dramatic improvements in pain scores with minimal complications.

11:30am–11:40am

*How do you Build Emergency Medicine Systems in Other Countries? | Terrence M. Mulligan, DO MPH FAAEM — Clinical Associate Professor in Emergency Medicine, University of Maryland School of Medicine; Baltimore, Maryland, USA; Extraordinary Senior Lecturer/ Visiting Assistant Professor, Stellenbosch University, South Africa; Visiting Professor, Hunan Provincial People’s Hospital, Hunan Normal University, Changsha, China (USA) 1. List reasons why EM development is necessary in every country in the world.

2. Evaluate the current state of EM development around the world.

3. Describe how to build comprehensive EM and acute care systems on national and regional scales.

11:40am-11:50am

Pearl of Surgical Airway | David Farcy, MD FAAEM FACEP FCCM — Chairman, Department of Emergency Medicine; Medical Director of the Surgical Intensivist, Mount Sinai Medical Center, Miami Beach, Florida (USA) 1. List indications for surgical airway.

MAEM Business Meeting

Pola

10:30am–11:30am

Regional Professional Society Development: Why Do We Need a Mediterranean Emergency Medicine Academy? * Panel Discussion

1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

Moderator: Amin Antoine Nabih Kazzi, MD FAAEM MAAEM — Professor of Clinical Emergency Medicine, the American University of Beirut; Past President, the American Academy of Emergency Medicine & the Lebanese Society for Emergency Medicine; MAEM Founding Interim President and MEMC Executive Chair; the Mediterranean Emergency Medicine Congress (MEMC-GREAT 2015), Beirut (Lebanon)

Mohammed A. Alhelail, MD MBBS SBEM ArBEM FACMT — Consultant, Emergency Medicine & Medical Toxicologist, Division Head, Clinical Toxicology, King Abdulaziz Medical City, Riyadh; Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, College of Medicine, King Saud Bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences, KSA-Vice President, Saudi Society of EM President-Elect (SASEM), Riyadh (Saudi Arabia)

Abdullah Alsakka, MD — King Fahad National Guard Hospital, President for the Arab Board of Emergency Medicine, President for the Saudi Board of Emergency Medicine, Riyadh (Saudi Arabia)

Ali Bidari, MD — Iran University of Medical Sciences; President of Iranian Society of EM (ISEM) and Secretariat of Iranian Board of Emergency Medicine, Tehran (Iran)

Rasha Buhumaid, MD MBBS ARDMS — Emirates Society of Emergency Medicine, Emergency Department, Abu-Dhabi (United Arab Emirates)

Hadi Gharebaghi, MD — Iranian Society Of Emergency Medicine, Emergency Department, Farmanieh Hospital, Tehran (Iran)

Erkan Göksu, MD — Department of Emergency Medicine, Akdeniz University School of Medicine, Antalya (Turkey)

Cem Oktay, MD — Akdeniz University School of Medicine; Past President, the Emergency Medicine Association of Turkey (EMAT), Antalya (Turkey)

Wednesday, September 9

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Keynote Address III

12:00pm–12:40pm

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330

Leptis Magna

Thinking Like an Emergency Physician: What Makes Us Different? | W. Frank Peacock, MD FACEP — Professor, Emergency Medicine, Associate Chair and Research Director, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

Plenary Address VI

2:30pm–3:00pm

340

Diagnostic Failure | Pat G. Croskerry, MD PhD FRCP(Edin) — Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia (Canada) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

Plenary Address V

2:00pm–2:30pm

Leptis Magna

Leptis Magna

Emergency Department Crowding: A Universal Problem with Local Solutions | Salvatore Di Somma, MD PhD — Professor of Medicine, Director Emergency Medicine, Chairman Postgraduate School of Emergency Medicine, Department of Medical-Surgery Sciences and Translational Medicine, University La Sapienza, Sant’Andrea Hospital, Rome (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

Metabolic Emergencies

Orange I

Wednesday, September 9

Moderator: Charles Khoury, MD FAAEM FACEP — Assistant Residency Program Director, Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, Alabama (USA) 3:20pm–3:40pm

Diabetic Ketoacidosis and Non-Ketotic Hyperosmolar States: An Evidence-Based Update | Charles Khoury, MD FAAEM FACEP — Assistant Residency Program Director, Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, Alabama (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

3:40pm–4:00pm

Non Diabetic Emergencies in Children | Kamal Badr, MD FACP (Lebanon) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

4:00pm–4:20pm

Good Electrolytes Gone Bad | Lisa A. Moreno-Walton, MD MS MSCR FAAEM FACEP — Professor, Clinical Emergency Medicine; Clinical Associate Professor of Surgery, Tulane University School of Medicine; Board of Directors, American Academy of Emergency Medicine; Director, Division of Research, Division of Diversity, HIV Testing Program, Section of Emergency Medicine, Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center, New Orleans, Louisiana (USA) 1. Comprehend the physiological effects of electrolytes.

2. Identify clinical symptoms that characterize electrolyte imbalance.

3. Review treatments for electrolyte imbalances in the emergency department setting.

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Advances in Trauma Management

Leptis Magna

Moderator: Ashley S. Bean, MD MA FAAEM FACEP FAWM — Associate Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, Division of Emergency Ultrasound; Adjunct Faculty, Division of Academic Affairs, Office of Global Health, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Little Rock, Arkansas (USA)

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3:20pm–3:40pm

Traumatic Brain Injury Update | Tamara R. Espinoza, MD MPH — Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, Neuroscience Research Faculty, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

3:40pm–4:00pm

Update on Management of Penetrating Neck Trauma | Ashley S. Bean, MD MA FAAEM FACEP FAWM — Associate Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, Division of Emergency Ultrasound; Adjunct Faculty, Division of Academic Affairs, Office of Global Health, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Little Rock, Arkansas (USA) 1. Review the initial treatment of patients with penetrating neck injuries 2. Discuss recent changes in the diagnostic workup and management of these patients 3. Explore a protocol utilizing the “no zone” approach to penetrating neck injuries

4:00pm–4:20pm

Craniofacial Trauma Update | Chris M. Bergeron, MD FACS FAAOHNS — Attending, Department of Surgery, Scripps Clinic and Scripps Research Institute, La Jolla, Cailfornia; Assistant Professor of Surgery, University of California, San Diego, California (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

*American CME is not available for this track. + Italian CME is available for this track.

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Systems of Care

Orange II

Moderator: Robert E. Suter, DO MHA FAAEM — Professor, UT Southwestern and Vice President, American Heart Association, Dallas, Texas (USA) Stroke Systems of Care | Robert E. Suter, DO MHA FAAEM — Professor, UT Southwestern and Vice President, American Heart Association, Dallas, Texas (USA) 1. Understand the most recent advances in acute stroke care.

2. Describe how these developments should impact EMS and emergency medicine.

3. Discuss proposed stroke systems of care to implement current guidelines.

3:40pm–4:00pm

Establishing a Sepsis Alert Protocol in an Academic Medical Center | John C. Perkins, Jr., MD FAAEM FACEP FACP — Assistant Professor of Emergency and Internal Medicine, Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine; Assistant Program Director, Virginia Tech Carilion Emergency Medicine Residency, Roanoke, Virginia (USA) 1. Appreciate that severe sepsis is a subtle disease process and is very resource intensive.

2. Understand the rationale behind instituting a sepsis alert system to provide early and aggressive care to the patient with severe sepsis.

3. Recognize the systems benefits from instituting a sepsis alert system in terms of reduced cost and hospital length of stay.

4:00pm–4:20pm

AAEM as the Trusted Advocate of Fairness in Emergency Medicine: The Fairness Instinct, Behavioral Economics, Game Theory and the Optimization of Team Performance in the ED: Fairness Really Does Matters | John B. Christensen, MD FAAEM — CEP-A, Felton, California (USA) 1. Learn the driving force that led to the formation of AAEM as a means of supporting the creation and preservation of fair and equitable practice environments essential to patient safety 2. Review the literature of business valuation as a means of understanding motivation and methodology behind the increasingly prevalent practice of hospital based medical groups selling out to large, publicly traded, profit-driven corporations in the U.S. 3. Learn the fundamental definition of fair market value as it applies to the myriad transactions and relationships that comprise the business of emergency medicine. Attendees will learn to identify whether a business relationship they may face represents a fairness-based process.

The Prinicipal Agent Dilemma, the critical element in the history of the business of emergency medicine, will be introduced.

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Junior Oral Abstract Presentation Sessions*

Merida

Cardiovascular/Non-CPR/Non-Resuscitation; International Emergency Medicine; Trauma; Geriatrics 3:20pm– 3:32pm

J13 Primary Percutaneous Coronary Intervention in ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction Complicated with Acute Heart Failure: Predictors and Long-Term Outcome | I. Zivkovic, V. Pavlovic, D. Milasinovic, Z. Mehmedbegovic, A.D. Ristic, D. Matic, L. Jovanovic, V. Dedovic, I. Milinkovic, D. Simeunovic, V. Vukcevic, G. Stankovic, P.M. Seferovic (Serbia)

3:32pm–3:44pm

J14 Afterhours Patient Care in an Outpatient Clinic in Rural Haiti: Filling the Gap with Non-National Staff | B. Nicholson, H. Dhindsa, J. Lovelady (USA)

3:44pm–3:56pm

J15 Tranexamic Acid Over Use in Major Trauma Patients | M. Majeed, F. Khan, O.U. Zafar (United Kingdom)

3:56pm–4:08pm

J16 Financial Impact of Gun Violence at One Urban Hospital | C. Babcock, R. Voelker, M. Pena (USA)

4:08pm–4:20pm

J17 Elderly Fragile and Diabetes: One-Year Experience in Sub-Intensive Care Unit | A. Tavanti, G.M. Colombo, G. Aguglia, G. Carlotti, L.R. Del Vecchio, F. Pace, G.M. Ricciuto, M.M. Schiano, M.B. Schito, M. Vitto, E. Guglielmelli (Italy)

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SIIA- GREAT Symposium: Why Do We Need to Start Approaching Hypertension and Cardiovascular Risk in the Emergency Department? *+

Wednesday, September 9

3:20pm–3:40pm

Spalato

Moderator: Richard M. Nowak, MD — Clinical Professor, Emergency Medicine, Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan; University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan; Past Chair, Department of Emergency Medicine, Director Clinical Trials Center, Emergency Medicine, Henry Ford Health System, Detroit, Michigan (USA) 3:00pm–3:20pm

Emergency Department is Part of the Health Care Safety Net and Preventative Care is One of the Missions | Maria Lorenza Muiesan, MD (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

3:20pm–3:40pm

Undetected and Untreated Hypertension Diagnosed in the Emergency Department | Nicola De Luca, MD — Department of Cardiology, Cardiosurgery and Cardiovascular Emergency, University Federico II, Napoli (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

*American CME is not available for this track. + Italian CME is available for this track.

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Congress Program — Wednesday, September 9 3:40pm–4:00pm

Hypertensive Crisis and Eclampsia in Pregnancy: Where Are We? | Romolo Di Iorio, MD PhD — Laboratory of Perinatal Medicine and Molecular Biology, 2nd Institute of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University, La Sapienza, Rome (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

4:00pm–4:20pm

Proposal for a Network Between Emergency Department, General Practitioners and Centers for Hypertension in Order to Improve Hypertensive Patients | Mario Cavazza, MD — Chairman, Emergency Department, S. Orsola, University Hospital, Bologna (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

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Oral Abstract Presentation Sessions*

Hama

Wednesday, September 9

Cardiovascular/CPR/Resuscitation; Administration, Health Policy, and Legislation; Cardiovascular/Non-CPR/NonResuscitation; Pre-Hospital/EMS/Out of Hospital 3:20pm–3:32pm

W117 Long Term Outcome of Emergency Response Team System to Decrease Cardiac Arrest Outside of the Intensive Care Unit | J. Suriyachaisawat, A. Surakarn (Thailand)

3:32pm–3:44pm

W118 Impact of Intra-Arrest Fluid Loading with Different Doses of Crystalloid Infusion on Haemodynamics in Experimental Cardiac Arrest | R. Skulec, A. Truhlar, R. Cerna Parizkova, Z. Turek, D. Astapenko, V. Cerny (Canada, Czech Republic)

3:44pm–3:56pm

W119 Collaborative Effort Between a Rural Public School System and a University Based Flight Program (Developing and Implementing a School Based First Aid, CPR and AED Training Program | H. Dhindsa, B. Nicholson, J. Lovelady, V. Sikka, B. Bogue, K. Baker (USA)

3:56pm–4:08pm

T48 Primary Percutaneous Coronary Intervention in ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction Complicated with Acute Heart Failure: Predictors and Long-Term Outcome | I. Zivkovic, V. Pavlovic, D. Milasinovic, Z. Mehmedbegovic, A.D. Ristic, D. Matic, L. Jovanovic, V. Dedovic, I. Milinkovic, D. Simeunovic, V. Vukcevic, G. Stankovic, P.M. Seferovic (Serbia)

4:08pm–4:20pm

W121 Sensitivity, Specificity and Predictive Values of Emergency Medical Service Provider Assessed Cardiac Symptoms on Acute Myocardial Infarction | J. Park, T. Kim, Y. Ro, W. Cha, S. Moon, S. Shin, Y. Kim, J. Joo (South Korea)

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Patient Flow/Throughput Management 3:20pm–3:32pm

W122 Evaluation of Consultants’ Satisfaction in a Tunisian Emergency Department (About 300 Patients) | M.A. Hadj Ali, A. Zorgati, L. Boukadida, R. Youssef, S. Ounais, A. Jerbi, R. Boukef (Tunisia)

3:32pm–3:44pm

W123 Beyond the Emergency Severity Index, Are Patient Variables Associated with Disposition? | J. Riordan (USA)

3:44pm–3:56pm

W124 ER Throughput: Staff Perceptions of Delays | A. Gulati, T. Spiegel (USA)

3:56pm–4:08pm

W125 A Qualitative Study of the Challenges of Clinical Referrals in the Emergency Department | J. Cusack, S. Cusack, R. Cusack, R. O’sullivan (Ireland)

4:08pm–4:20pm

W126 Mining Big Data to Enhance Emergency Department Flow: A Study of the Effect of Visits and Arrival Patterns on Length of Stay and Implications in Maximizing ED Capacity. | M. Attia, J. Loiselle, B. King (USA)

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MAEM: Disaster and Prehospital Emergency Medicine*

Cesarea

3:20pm–3:30pm

Outcome Research in Prehospital Emergency Medicine: Futility of Out-of-Hospital Resuscitation in Lebanon | Mazen J. El Sayed, MD MPH FAAEM — American University of Beirut, Dept of Emergency Medicine, Riad El Solh, (Lebanon) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

3:30pm–3:50pm

Prehospital Emergency Medical Services & Agencies in Lebanon | Shawky S. Amineeddine — Lebanese Red Cross (Lebanon) and Alaa Ammar — Lebanese Red Cross (Lebanon) and Mazen J. El Sayed, MD MPH FAAEM — American University of Beirut, Dept of Emergency Medicine, Riad El Solh (Lebanon) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

3:50pm–4:00pm

Disaster, Adult EM | Khalid A. Atayyah, MD (Saudi Arabia) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Bleeding and Clotting

Orange I

Moderator: Steve C. Christos, DO MS FAAEM FACEP — Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine; Director, Emergency Medicine Medical Student Electives; Co-Chair, Presence Health Sepsis Steering Committee; Resource Officer - Bioterrorism, Presence Resurrection Medical Center (PRMC), Chicago, Illinois (USA) My Patient Has Expistaxis: What Do I Need to Know to Avoid Calling Out the Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist? | Damon Kuehl, MD — Associate Professor, Virginia Tech Carilion Department of Emergency Medicine; Program Director VTC Emergency Medicine Residency Program, Roanoke, Virginia (USA) 1. Understand the the anatomy and pathophysiology of epistaxis and how it relates to your management in the ED. 2. Learn contemporary techniques of hemorrhage control and treatment for epistaxis.

3. Clear the myths of anticoagulation, hypertension, and antibiotics in epistaxis management.

5:00pm–5:20pm

Direct Thrombin Inhibitors and Xabans: What You Need to Know | Joseph R. Lex Jr, MD MAAEM FAAEM FACEP — Clinical Professor of Emergency Medicine, Department of Emergency Medicine, Temple University School of Medicine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (USA) 1. Discuss what emergency physicians need to know about Factor Xa inhibitors and Direct Thrombin Inhibitors.

2. Describe an approach to the patient with hemorrhage who takes a NOAC.

5:20pm–5:40pm

Prothrombin Complex Concentrates | Erkan Göksu, MD — Department of Emergency Medicine, Akdeniz University School of Medicine, Antalya (Turkey) 1. Indications of PCC. 2. Guidlelines related to PCC use.

3. PCC use in the ED.

5:40pm–6:00pm

Update in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Venous Thromboembolic Disease | Steve C. Christos, DO MS FAAEM FACEP — Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine; Director, Emergency Medicine Medical Student Electives; Co-Chair, Presence Health Sepsis Steering Committee; Resource Officer - Bioterrorism, Presence Resurrection Medical Center (PRMC), Chicago, Illinois (USA) 1. Apply principles of evidence-based medicine in making risk assessment and diagnostic strategies for early VTE recognition.

2. Initiate evidence based VTE prophylaxis protocols in medical / surgical patients.

3. Assess relevant clinical features of VTE and apply VTE treatment strategies.

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Advanced Imaging

Leptis Magna

Moderator: John Gullett, MD FAAEM — University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, Alabama (USA) 4:40pm–5:00pm

The Extended Rapid Ultrasound for Shock and Hypotension (e-RUSH) Exam | David Riley, MD MSc RDMS RDCS RVT RMSK — Attending Physician, Emergency Medicine of Department; Director, Emergency & Critical Care Ultrasonography & Research; Assistant Professor of Medicine, Columbia University Medical Center, New York Presbyterian Hospital, New York City, New York (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:00pm–5:20pm

Uses of Ultrasound to Diagnose Selected Musculoskeletal Injuries | Miguel F. Agrait González, MD — University of Puerto Rico, Department of Emergency Medicine, San Juan (Puerto Rico) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:20pm–5:40pm

Ultrasound-Guided Hemodynamic Assessment | John Gullett, MD FAAEM — University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, Alabama (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:40pm–6:00pm

Life-Threatening Causes of Shortness of Breath: Rapid Ultrasound Evaluation in Under Two Minutes | Courtney Gibson Anerin, MD — Professor University of Alabama-Birmingham, Birmingham, Alabama (USA) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

Wednesday, September 9

4:40pm–5:00pm

*American CME is not available for this track. + Italian CME is available for this track.

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Legal and Forensic Matters

Orange II

Moderator: Ralph J. Riviello, MD MS FAAEM — Professor and Vice-Chair of Clinical Operations, Department of Emergency Medicine, Drexel University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (USA) 04:40pm–5:00pm

Ethical and Legal Discussions at End of Life ... How to Honor Patients in a Busy Emergency Department | Maria Ramos-Fernandez, MD Msc — Assistant Professor Emergency Medicine, University of Puerto Rico, San Juan (Puerto Rico) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:00pm–5:20pm

Street Drugs Across Europa | Ridvan Atilla, MD — Emergency Medicine Association of Turkey 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:20pm–5:40pm

Forensic OB-GYN: Aftermath of Sexual Assault and Interpersonal Violence in the Emergency Department | Ralph J. Riviello, MD MS FAAEM — Professor and Vice-Chair of Clinical Operations, Department of Emergency Medicine, Drexel University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (USA) 1. Apply clinical forensic principles to the evaluation and assessment of sexual and domestic violence patients.

2. Describe the importance of strangulation in sexual and domestic violence and will be able identify those victims at significant risk for bodily injury and consequences.

3. Identify patterns of injury seen in victims of sexual and domestic violence and apply this knowledge to the evaluation and treatment of patients in the ED.

5:40pm–6:00pm

Discussion

Wednesday, September 9

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MAEM Session *

Cesarea

4:40pm–5:00pm

Endo-Vascular Management of Acute Neurologic Emergencies: What Emergency Physicians Should Know | Joseph A. Salame, MD FRCSC — Neurosurgeon, Endovascular Neurosurgeon, Head of Cerebrovascular and Skull Base Section, Division of Neurosurgery, Department of Surgery, The American University of Beirut Medical Center, Beirut (Lebanon) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:00pm–5:20pm

Resuscitation Update 2015 | Cenker Eken, MD — Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine, Akdeniz University Medical Faculty, Department of Emergency Medicine, Antalya (Turkey) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

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Junior Oral Abstract Presentation Sessions*

Merida

Cardiovascular/Non-CPR/Non-Resuscitation; Neurologic/Psychiatric; Cardiovascular/CPR/Resuscitation; Paediatrics; Ophthalmology 4:40pm–4:52pm

J18 Influence of Metabolic Syndrome on Acute Heart Failure Clinical Presentation | I. Potocnjak, S. Dokoza Teresak, B. Radulovic, M. Trbusic, G. Pregartner, V. Degoricija*, S. Frank* (Austria, Croatia)

4:54pm–5:06pm

J19 Recombinant Tissue Plasminogen Activator Administration in Patients with Cerebrovascular Accident; a Case Series | A. Baratloo, A. Rouhipour, F. Rahmati, S. Safari, H. Delavar Kasmaei, M. Motamedi (Iran)

5:08pm–5:20pm

J20 Potassium Cardioplegia During Cpr for Porcine Vf Arrest: a Blinded Randomized Controlled Trial | K. Marill, D Salcido, M. Sundermann, a Koller, J Menegazzi (USA)

5:22pm–5:34pm

J21 Reducing Cervical Spine Imaging in Pediatric Trauma Patients <11 Years of Age | C. Zeretzke, S Alwood, P Mcmahon, S Herskovitz (USA)

5:36pm–5:48pm

J22 Comparing Attitude, Knowledge and Practice About Eye Care in Irainian and Arabic Speaking Diabetic Retinopathy Patients. | S. Shahed, a M, F a (Iran)

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ITALIAN TALKS: La Riacutizzazione Della Bpco Dal Pronto Soccorso Al Rivcovero Al Trattamento Ambulatiorale *+

Spalato

Moderator: Mario Cavazza, MD — Chairman, Emergency Department, S. Orsola, University Hospital, Bologna (Italy) 4:35pm–4:50pm

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Epidemiologia della BPCO Un Problema in Crescita | Rossella Marino, MD — Department of Medical-Surgery Sciences and Translational Medicine, University Sapienza Rome, Emergency Department Sant’ Andrea Hospital, Rome (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

*American CME is not available for this track. + Italian CME is available for this track.

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Congress Program — Wednesday, September 9 4:35pm–4:50pm

La Gestione della Riacutizzazione della BPCO in Pronto Soccorso, Alla Ricerca di una Terapia Ottimale: Chi Dimettere e Chi Ricoverare | Massimiliano Corsino, MD — Emergency Medicine, S. Andrea Hospital, Rome (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

4:50pm–5:05pm

La BPCO: Nuovi Orientamenti Terapeutici | Massimo Cicchinelli, MD — Emergency Medicine, S. Andrea Hospital, Rome (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:05pm–5:20pm

La Ventilazione Non Invasiva Nell’Approccio Alla BPCO | Francesco Travaglino, MD — Assistant Professor, Emergency Medicine, Sant’Andrea Hospital; Sapienza University of Rome, School of Medicine and Psychology, Rome (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

5:20pm–5:40pm

Il Follow Up Ambulatoriale | Salvatore Mariotta, MD — Sapienza University of Rome, Department of Clinical and Molecular Medicine, Faculty of Medicine and Psychology; Director, Pneumology Department, Sant’Andrea Hospital, Rome (Italy) 1. Apply new principles to improve their everyday practice of emergency medicine.

2. Increase their understanding of the emergency medicine workplace.

356

Oral Abstract Presentation Sessions*

Hama

Abdominal/Gastrointestinal; Airway/Analgesia/Anesthesia /Sedation/Pain Management; Pulmonary Disorders W127 Emergency Physician Estimations of the Diagnostic Utility of Non-Traumatic Abdominal/Pelvic CT Imaging | W. Paolo, L. Nguyen, W. Grant, S. Wojcik (USA)

4:52pm–4:04pm

W128 Nasogastric Lavage Assessment of Patients at Low Risk by the GBS and AIMS65 Scoring Systems in Patients with Upper GI Bleeding | L. Cochon, E. Perlini, A.R. Deshpande, D.A. Sussman, A.A. Baez (USA)

5:06pm–4:18pm

W129 Evaluation of Empiric Antibiotic Therapy of Urinary Tract Infections in the Emergency Department: Prospective Study About 236 Cases | R. Jebri, O. Djebbi, E. Jbeli, M. Hagui, I. Bennouri, M. Benlassoued, K. Lamine (Tunisia)

5:20pm–4:32pm

W93 Pulmonary Embolism Positive Point Prevalence in 32 Clinical Studies That Utilize Chest CTA in the Detection of Pulmonary Embolism in At Risk Patients | E. Sloan, C. Sloan, T. Dunne (USA)

5:34pm–4:46pm

W94 Pulmonary Embolism (PE) Point Prevalence Rates in Suspected PE Patients From 164 Clinical Studies are Low Enough to Allow for More Frequent Preliminary D-Dimer Use | E. Sloan, T. Dunne, C. Sloan (USA)

5:48pm–6:00pm

W132 Comparative Assessment of Caffeine vs. Ketorolac Intravenous Administration Efficacy in Acute Migraine Headaches Without Aura | A. Baratloo, A. Rouhipour, M.M. Forouzanfar, S. Arab Bafarani, S. Safari, F. Rahmati (Iran)

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Oral Abstract Presentation Sessions*

Efeso

Academics/Resident Education; Patient Flow/Throughput Management; Clinical Policies/Practice Guidelines; Academics/ Resident Education 4:40pm–4:52pm

W133 Simulation Training for Emergency Teams | J. Pek, E. Wong, F. Lateef (Singapore)

4:52pm–5:04pm

W134 A Flow Processing Manager Nurse in the Emergency Department to Improve Safety, Optimize Throughput and Increase Performances | C. Lanzarini, R. Ferrari, S. Canovi, G. Vitale, M. Cavazza (Italy)

5:06pm–5:18pm

W135 Comparison of Using Emergency Severity Index (ESI) and the 4-Level Triage in Emergency Department | C. Yuksen (Thailand)

5:20pm–5:32pm

W136 Efficacy of Web-Based Logbook System on Emergency Medicine Residents Recorded Activities and Satisfaction | J. Seyed Hosseini, A. Labaf, M. Ashrafi (Iran)

5:34pm–5:46pm

W137 Innovative Procedural Training Curriculum in Emeregency Medicine | J. Riordan, P. Targonski (USA)

5:48pm–5:00pm

W138 High Level Triage, Innovation Beyond Imagination | A. Habib, F. Khan (United Kingdom)

Wednesday, September 9

4:40pm–4:52pm

*American CME is not available for this track.

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Poster Information Guidelines for Authors Display boards will be provided for all posters. Posters should be designed to fit an area 120cm or 72 inches in height (vertical) and 95cm or 36 inches in width (horizontal). The poster height is taller than width. We will provide methods for attaching posters to the display boards.

Your poster should include the title, authors and affiliations, the abstract, an introduction, methods, results, and discussion.

The ideal poster is designed to (1) attract attention; (2) provide a brief overview of your work; and (3) initiate discussion.

Text should be confined to brief statements. Be sure to use fonts (16pt or larger) and illustrations large enough to be easily read from a distance of 1m. Keep tables, figures, and photographs simple (i.e., convey only one idea per image).

Please be sure your poster is hung before 8:30am on the morning of your display date. Your poster must be removed no later than 7:00pm each evening. Remaining posters will be removed and discarded. MEMC-GREAT is not responsible for posters left hanging after 7:00pm.

Lunchtime Moderated Poster Competition GREAT will be sponsoring a poster competition at MEMC-GREAT this year. Poster presenters are requested to be available during the lunch break (12:40pm–2:00pm) on the day they are assigned to answer questions about their poster(s) to the GREAT Commission. Presenters will be asked one or two questions about their work. Posters will be judged on innovation, scientific quality and potential impact on international literature. At the close of the Congress, the top poster from each day will be honored with a certificate as the First Prize Winner, MEMC-GREAT 2015 Poster Competition. An honorarium of €500 will be presented to each of the three First Prize winners. The poster competition is a unique opportunity for junior investigators to have the advantage of presenting their work to established researchers with an interest in providing constructive critique and guidance, network with Commission members, and receive tips on how to further develop or more advantageously present their work.

Poster Presentation MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2015 Topic

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Reference ID

Group

Trauma

M1 to M24

A

Burn Care

M25 to M27

A

Research Design/Research Education/Research Methodology/Biostatistics

M28 to M38

B

Biomarkers

M39 to M45

B

Public Health, Screening, and SBIRT

M46 and M47

C

Social role of Emergency Medicine

M48 to M53

C

Infectious Disease & Sepsis

M54 to M59, M384

C

Cardiovascular/CPR/Resuscitation

M60 to M73

D

Cardiovascular/Non-CPR/Non-Resuscitation

M74 to M98

D

Pre-Hospital/EMS/Out-of-Hospital

M99 to M111

E

Administration, Health Policy, and Legislation

M112 to M122

F

Clinical Policies/Practice Guidelines

M123 to M128

F

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Poster Information TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2015 Topic

Reference ID

Group

Critical Care

T129 to T139

A

Shock and Critical Care

T140 and T141

A

Disaster Medicine

T142 toT148

A

Disease and Injury Prevention

T149 toT153

A

Orthopaedic Emergencies

T154 toT157

A

Education

T158 toT169

B

Medical Education (Undergraduate, Graduate, and CPD)

T170

B

Academics/Resident Education

T171

B

Simulation Projects

T172 toT175

B

International Emergency Medicine

T176 toT181

C

Paediatrics

T182 toT190, T386

D

Neurologic/Psychiatric

T191toT208

E

Substance Abuse

T209 and T210

E

Metabolic and Endocrine Disorders

T211

F

Internal Medicine (General), Nephrology, and Endocrine

T213 toT215

F

Hematological and Oncological Disorders

T216 toT218, T389

F

Obstetrical/Gynecology

T219

F

Pharmacology

T220

G

Therapies for Acute Diseases

T221

G

Toxicology/Environmental Injury

T222 toT242, T244 to T255

G

Reference ID

Group

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2015 Topic Airway/Analgesia/Anesthesia/Sedation/Pain Management

W256 to W266

A

Respiratory and ENT Emergencies

W267 to W271

A

Pulmonary disorders

W272, W385, W387

A

Abdominal/Gastrointestinal

W273 to W283

B

Urology Genito-urinary

W284 to W287

B

Dermatologic Disorders

W288 and W289

B

Geriatrics

W290 to W300

C

Imaging/Imaging by Ultrasound

W301 to W307

D

Patient Flow/Throughput Management

W308 to W313

E

Case Reports

W314 to W383

F

Toxicology/Environmental Injury

W243

F

Internal Medicine (General), Nephrology, and Endocrine

W212

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Posters — Monday, September 7 Group A

Trauma

M1

Base Deficit Profiling in Patients with Isolated Blunt Traumatic Brain Injury | S. Waheed, M. Waqas, A. Feroze (Pakistan)

M2

Cauda Equina Syndrome with Bullet in Lumbar Spinal Canal After Multiple Gunshot Injuries | C. Dalla Vecchia, A. Moughty (Ireland)

M3

Characterizing the Epidemiology of Patients Presenting to California Emergency Departments with Traumatic Brain Injuries | A. Elrefaie, B. Chakravarthy, U. Ogbu, A. Murthy, T. Tsay (USA)

M4

Evaluation of Pediatric Trauma that Referred to Pediatric Emergency Trauma Ward to Namazi Hospital Based on Age Gender and Kind of Mechanisms of Trauma During 6 Months in 2014 | M. Kalantari Meibodi, S. Esfandiari, H. Sarikhani (Iran)

M5

Is Consent for CT in Acute Trauma Feasible? | M. Langdorf, N. Zuabi, R. Rodriguez (USA)

M6

Predictive Value of Coagulopathy in Patients With Isolated Blunt Traumatic Brain Injury – A Cohort of Pakistani Population | M. Waqas, S. Waheed, M. Qadeer, I. Patoli, E. Bari (Pakistan)

M7

The Relationship Between Risk Factors of Head Trauma With CT Scan Findings in Children with Minor Head Trauma Admitted to Hospital | B. Masoumi, K. Golshani, R. Azizkhani, A.O. Nava, M.Khatami (Iran)

M8

Trauma and Teamwork: Timeless Lessons From Iraq | M. Makela (USA)

M9

Trauma Induced Pneumorrhachis in a Jockey | L. Juarbe Rivera, J. Mercado, J. Falcón (Puerto Rico)

M10 Hyoid Bone Fracture Due to Motor Vehicle Accident | D. Devrimsel Dogan, B. Nakis, M. Dogan, E. Unal Akoglu, O. Ecmel Onur (Turkey) M11

Development of Trauma System in the Region | N. Boma (United Arab Emirates)

M12 Accuracy of Emergency Transfusion Score (ETS) in Prediction Need for Blood Transfusion Among Multiple Trauma Patients | F. Bidari Zerehpoosh, H. Alimohammadi (Iran) M13 Bilateral Acute on Chronic Subdural Hematoma: Case Report | A. Aydin, E. Ars, C. Aktas, D. Tas (Turkey) M14 Factors Affecting At 30 Days Mortality After Admission in Severe Trauma Patients with Initial Hypotension in the Emergency Department: A Single Center Study | W. Sung, Y.S. Moon (South Korea) M15 Copeptin as Potential Marker in Head Trauma Patients | I. Zanotti, F. Settanni, G.C. Avanzi, M.l. Castello (Italy) M16 Evaluation of Diaphragmatic Injury Due to Penetrating Abdominal Injury | S. Kaymak, A.K. Coskun, M. Yilmaz, R. Senocak, E. Lapsekili (Turkey) M17 Traumatic Aortic Dissection Two Cases | Y. Emre Arik, G. Pamukcu Gunaydin, E. Karaoglu, F. Icme, S. Gokhan (Turkey) M18 Injury and Illness Among Athletes During an Eight-Day Elite Cycling Road Race: Medical Report of the 51st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkey | S. Yanturali, O. Canacik, E. Karsli, S. Suner (Turkey) M19 Thoracic Stab Injuries in Emergency Department: A 2-Year Review | M. Unaldi, H. Eryigit, K. Aciksari, B. Yildirim, O. Sogut, M. Yigit (Turkey)

Posters

M20 Correlation of Injury Severity According to Trauma Scoring with Survival, in Trauma Patients Referred in One Year By Air Medical Transport to Shohadaye-7 Tir Hospital | N. Tavakoli, A. Asri, M. Mehrazi, M. Hosseini (Iran) M21 The Effect of Post-Treatment of Fluvastatin in Hemorrhagic Shock in Rats | H. Kwon, K.H. Lee, O.H. Kim, K.C. Cha, Y.S. Cha, H. Kim, S.O. Hwang (South Korea) M22 Outcome and Side-Effects of Road Traffic Injuries in Hospitalized Patients | H. Hatamabadi, M. Amini (Iran) M23 Mad Cow Disease | O. Cristiu, N. O’Connor (Ireland) M24 Study the Current State of the Seatbelt and Airbag Trauma | Y. Ooya, A. Nakano, S. Sugita, D. Furuya, M. Nemoto (Japan)

Group A

Burn Care

M25 Examining Disaster Planning Models for Large Scale Burn Incidents – Can We Be Better Prepared? | O. Weissman, H. Israeli, H. Rosengar, G. Shenhar, N. Farber, D. Stavrou, E. Winkler, S. Stahl, J. Haik (Israel) M26 Experiences of Emergency Nurses in the Burn Hospital | F. Azizi, S. Shahed, M. Ayaz (Iran) M27 Let’s Sniff Some Deodorant | O. Cristiu, N. O’Connor (Ireland)

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Research Design/Research Education/Research Methodology/Biostatistics

M28 Illicit Drug Abuse in Drivers of Motor Vehicle Collisions | M. Kalantari Meibodi, S. Esfandiari, S. Roosta, H. Sarikhani (Iran) M29 Recognition System and Individual Improvement in an Emergency Deparment | L. Manclús Montoya, M. Cuenca Torres, B. Valenzuela Molina, J.V. Izquierdo Soriano, P. Garcia Bermejo, C. Trescoli Serrano, J.L. Ruiz López (Spain) M30 Should Nursing Staff Be Trained in Electrocardiogram Interpretation? | M.J. Esquer Peris, M. Cuenca Torres, A. Revert Cogolllos, M. Romany Casany, L. Manclús Montoya, P. Garcia Bermejo (Spain) M31 Cervical Whiplash-Associated Disorder Evaluation Protocol for Emergency Departments | L. Manclús Montoya, M. Cuenca Torres, J.M. Tenias Burillo, S. Navarro Gutierrez, M.L. Tarraso Gomez, P. Garcia Bermejo, A. Lluch Sastriques (Spain) M32 The Time of the Esbl, is Escherichia Coli Sensitivity to Fosfomycin in Urinary Tract Infections in an Emergency Department | M. Cuenca, J. Colomina Rodriguez, J.L. Ruiz López, L. Manclús Montoya, J.C. Montalvá Barra, P. Garcia Bermejo, A. Guerrero Espejo (Spain) M33 Economic Impact of Unused Peripheral Intravenous Catheters | P. Garcia Bermejo, P. Garmilla Ezquerra, A. Revert Cogollos, M. Cuenca Torres, L. Manclús Montoya, J.L. Ruiz López (Spain) M34 Using a Fluorogenic Substrate in Antibiotic Susceptibility Testing of Bacteria | J.J. Gil-Tomás, J. ColominaRodríguez, M. Cuenca Torres, J.l. Ruiz López, S. Drogett, M. Soto (Spain) M35 Assessment of the Hand Washing Technique in an Emergency Department | S. Gomis Baldoví, I. Gisbert Pérez, M. Cuenca Torres, L. Manclús Montoya, M.l. Tarrasó Gómez, S. Navarro Gutierrez, P. Garcia Bermejo (Spain) M36 Viability of the Emergency Department for Recruitment in Longitudinal Hypertension Studies | R. Dawood, L. Buis, A. Brody, K. Dawood, L. Schwiebert, C. McNaughton, L. Mango, P. Levy (USA) M37 Can the Application of SIRS Criteria and Point of Care (POC) Lactate Measurement at Triage Improve the Detection of Sepsis in Patients Presenting to the Emergency Department (ED) ? | F. Borhan, G. Chan, N. Mulrooney, E. Chan, G. Jefferies, E. O’Neill, A. Gilleece, N. Collins (Ireland) M38 E-Learning Platform and Training on Whiplash Pathology | R. Pérez Castillo, L. Manclus Montoya, M. Cuenca Torres, J.V. Soriano Izquierdo, O. Martinez Ferris, A. Lluch Sastriques, P. Garcia Bermejo (Spain)

Group B

Biomarkers

M39 Association of Plasma Pro-Enkephalin with Renal Dysfunction and Mortality in an All Comers Population Admitted to the Emergency Department | R. Marino, L. Magrini, L. Cavalieri, G. Adducchio, J. Struck, A. Bergamann, O. Hartmann, M. Rehfeldt, S. Di Somma (Italy) M40 Prognostic Value of the Soluble Form of an Interleukin 1 Receptor Family Member (SST2) in Patient with Chest Pain Admitted in Emergency Department | R. Marino, L. Magrini, F. Orsini, V. Russo, P. Cardelli, G. Salerno, S. Di Somma (Italy) M41 Prognostic Role of Biomarkers in the Management of Patient with Acute Respiratory Failure Treated with Non-Invasive Ventilation | D. Luvarà, C. Bucci, I. Lalle, B. De Berardinis, V. Russo, S. Santarelli, F. Travaglino, L. Magrini, G. Salerno, P. Cardelli, S. Di Somma (Italy)

M43 Relationship Between Galectin-3 and Echocardiographic Assessment in Patients With Acute Decompensated Heart Failure in the Emergency Department | C. Gori, C. Bongiovanni, L. Magrini, G. Salerno, R. Marino, A. Picone, P. Cardelli, S. Di Somma (Italy)

Posters

M42 BNP and Procalcitonin (PCT) Utility in the Management of Acute Heart Failure Patients With Or Without Infections in the Emergency Room | I. Lalle, G. Adducchio, L. Magrini, F. Travaglino, G. Salerno, P. Cardelli, S. Di Somma (Italy)

M44 Usefulness of Copeptin in Patients Admitted to the Emergency Department With Chest Pain: A Preliminary Study | S. Vigolo, G. Vettore, N. Artusi, F. Della Rocca, A. Scudeller, M. Zoleo, F. Tosato, L. Babuin, L. Schiavon, A. Casarotti, M.M. Mion, M. Zaninotto, M. Plebani (Italy) M45 GAS6 and Soluble Mer Plasma Levels in SIRS and Sepsis | S. Negro, N. Fiotti, F. Mearelli, G.C. Avanzi, L.M. Castello (Italy)

Group C

Public Health, Screening, and SBIRT

M46 Proposal: A Mnemonic to Assist the Public Health Neophyte’s Decision-Making Capabilities During the Early Stages of a Local Crisis | P. Rega, B. Fink (USA)

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Posters — Monday, September 7 M47 Utility of Territory’s Prevention of Hospital Readmission for Heart Failure By Itinerary Visits in Italy Including BNP+BIVA Assessment | C. Bartoli, R. Marino, L. Magrini, S. Navarin, M.R. Di Somma, M. Impellizzeri, O. Vitali, S. Di Somma (Italy)

Group C

Social Role of Emergency Medicine

M48 Health and Social Needs of Evaluation Patients Who Require Caregiving Admitted to Emergency Department | E. Tavas, S. Kiyan, G. Kitapcioglu (Turkey) M49 Emergency Department Protocols – How to Improve Emergency Staff Use? | J. Ashkar (Israel) M50 The Final Point in Illegal Immigration: Hypothermia (A Case Report | G. Yilmaz, S. Kiyan (Turkey) M51 The Impact of the Level of Intercultural Sensitivity Scale to the Problems of Communication the Relation Language in Health Worker | Gulbin. Yilmaz, Derya. Kayis, Yusuf Ali. Altunci, Akarca. Funda (Turkey) M52 The Perception of Male Nurses in Turkey | H. Dönmez, A. Demir, G. Yilmaz, S. Kiyan (Turkey) M53 Perception Versus Actuality: Body Mass Index Classification in a Large Sample of Predominantly Hispanic Emergency Room Patients | R. Wells, S. Monks, O. Baker (USA)

Group C

Infectious Disease & Sepsis

M54 A Study About the Usefulness of Rapid Strep Versus LE Test for Strep Pharyngitis | K. Nibhanipudi (USA) M55 Is Centor Criteria Enough for Strep Pharyngitis? | K. Nibhanipudi (USA) M56 Impact of Early Goal Directed Therapy, HIV and Predictors of Mortality in Sepsis | D. Mccormack, A. Ruderman, S. Pasichow, M. Kulkarni, S. Keller (USA) M57 Usefulness of the Leukocyte Esterase Test Strip Reagents in the Rapid Diagnosis of Spontaneous Bacterial Peritonitis in Patients | S. Hashemian, Mohammad D. Sharifi, B. Rezvani Kakhki, Sara. Shamsaei (Iran) M58 The Acute Abdomen Pitfalls: Case Report | L. Pagani, G. Savioli, S. Marra, F.G. Panizzardi, M. Bonzano, I.F. Ceresa, G. Ricevuti, M.A. Bressan (Italy) M59 Study of Iliopsoas Abscess Characteristics | A. Nakano, Y. Ooya, S. Sugita, D. Furuya, M. Nemoto (Japan) M384 Prognostic Factors of Patients Wth Septic Shock in the Emergency Department | J.J. Kim)

Group D

Cardiovascular/CPR/Resuscitation

M60 Electrocardiographic Findings of Intracranial Hemorrhage as a Cause of Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest | Y. Kim, W.Y. Kim, B.S. Ko, S.M. Ryoo, S. Ahn, C.H. Sohn, D.W. Seo, K.S. Lim (South Korea) M61 Association Between Proportions of Highly Educated Neighborhood with Provision of Bystander Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation | S. Lee, Y. Ro, S. Shin, K. Song (South Korea) M62 Comparison of Quality of Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Between Conventional Versus Dispatch-Assisted Basic Life Support Training Program: A Randomized Simulation Study | T. Kim, S.D. Shin, Y.J. Lee, H.A. Park, E.J. Lee, K.J. Song, D.B. Jang, H. Lee, Y.S. Ro (South Korea)

Posters

M63 Prognostic Performance of the Gray-to-White Matter Ratio on Brain Computed Tomography in Out-ofHospital Cardiac Arrest Survivors According to Etiology | K. Song, H.C. Kim (South Korea) M64 Self-Efficacy in Bystander Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation: A Nationwide Community Survey | Y. Ro, S. Shin (South Korea) M65 Interaction Effect Between Prehospital Airway Management and Witnessed Status on Survival Outcomes in Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest | K. Kang, S. Jeong, T. Kim, S.D. Shin, Y.s. Ro, J.Y. Kim, K.J. Song, J.H. Park, T.H. Kim (South Korea) M66 The Effect of Resuscitation Position on Survival After Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation in Porcine Cardiac Arrest Model | Y. Park, T. Kim, T. Kim, S. Shin, K. Song, D. Jang, H. Moon, J. Kim, S. Song, S. Kim (South Korea) M67 The Effect of Resuscitation Position on Cerebral and Coronary Perfusion Pressure During Mechanical Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation in Porcine Cardiac Arrest Model | Y. Park, T. Kim, S. Shin, K. Song, D. Jang, H. Moon, J. Kim, S. Song, S. Kim, S. Jeong (South Korea) M68 STEMI Treatment and Outcomes in the Rural U.S. Frontier | D. Gerard, J. Langabeer Ii, W. Segrest, D. Smith, B. Leonard, M. Seo, T. Owan, M. Khan, C. Krell, Michael. Eisenhauer (USA) M69 Cardiac Arrests in Northern Emirates, UAE: A One Year Review | A. Al-Hajeri, A. Batt, B. Haskins, M. Minton, F. Cummins (Australia, Ireland, United Arab Emirates) M70 Out of Hospital Cardiorrespiratory Arrest in Galicia (Spain) | L. Sanchez Santos, A. Rodriguez Rivera, L. Chayan Zas, J.M. Aguilera Luque, C. López Unanua, G. Pérez López, M.V. Barreiro Díaz, J.A. Iglesias Vazquez (Spain)

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Posters — Monday, September 7 M71 Defining the Emergency Code Calls in a State Military Hospital: Scope and Time | N. Salman, O. Tezel, Y.A. Acar, Y. Arslan (Turkey) M72 The Prevalence and Significance of Tracheal Intubation-Related In-Hospital Cardiac Arrest | Y. Park, R. Ahn, S.M. Ryoo, S. Ahn, C.H. Sohn, D.W. Seo, K.S. Lim, J.W. Ko, W.Y. Kim (South Korea) M73 Effects of Alternating Hands During 30:2 Compression-to-Ventilation Ratio Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Using One-Handed Chest Compressions | G. Seo, G.H. Jung, J.H. Oh, C.W. Kim, S.E. Kim, D.H. Lee (South Korea)

Group D

Cardiovascular/Non-CPR/Non-Resuscitation

M74 A Comparison of Effects of Early Plevix Treatment with Dosage of 150mg and 300mg in Emergency Wards | S. Esfandiari, M Kalantari Meibodi (Iran) M75 Antioxidative Profile in Patients With Dilated Cardiomyopathy and Healthy Individuals | I. Milinkovic, D. Simeunovic, A.d. Ristic, I. Zivkovic, A. Pavlovic, G. Radovanovic, P.m. Seferovic (Serbia) M76 First Study with Heart Score Calculated Wwith High Sensitive Troponin in the Evaluation of Patients with Chest Pain in Emergency Room | L. Santi, G. Farina, M. Cavazza (Italy) M77 Management of NSTEMI in an Emergency Department: Rescus Registry (About 96 Patients) | N. Azaiez, A. Zorgati, L. Boukadida, K. Belhaj Ali, W. Kacem, A. Jerbi, R. Boukef (Tunisia) M78 Severe Hypertensive in the Emergency Department: Evaluating Blood Pressure Response to Rest and to Antihypertensive Drug | H. Ghazali, S. Kskes, N. Elheni, M. Bayar, A. Yahmadi, J. Essid, S. Chiboub, S. Souissi (Tunisia) M79 The Impact of Emergency Department in Delivering Care for Non-ST-Segment Elevation Acute Coronary Syndromes | Z. Guermazi, N. Nouira, R. Farah, I. Makki, N. Elouafi, A. Missaoui, M. Ben Cheikh (Tunisia) M80 Viral Genome Changes in Myocardium in 6-Month Follow-Up and the Impact of Parvovirus B19 Presence on Cellular Infiltration in Patiens with Inflammatory Cardiomyopathy | D. Mlejnek, J. Krejci, P. Hude, T. Freiberger, V. Zampachova, E. Nemcova, R. Stepanova, L. Spinarova (Czech Republic) M81 Predictors of 6 Months Outcome in Patients with Acute Coronary Syndromes Without Persistent ST-Segment Elevation | H. Ghazali, S. Mahdhaoiui, G. Chaabeni, A. Yahmadi, W. Bousselmi, M. Mougaida, M. Mguidich, S. Souissi (Tunisia) M82 Comparison of the Electrocardiographic Findings in Patients with Non ST-Segment Elevation Myocardial Infarction: Clinical Characteristics and Prognosis | R. Jabri, H. Ghazali, M. Bayar, A. Yahmadi, M. Gammoudi, A. Azouzi, R. Aloui, S. Souissi (Tunisia) M83 Diagnostic and Prognostic Value of BNP, NGAL, ST2, TRIHS in Patients with Hypertensive Crisis in the Emergencency Department | F. Cristofano, V. Amadoro, I. Lalle, L. Magrini, G. Salerno, P. Cardelli, S. Di Somma (Italy) M84 Myocardial Infarction After a Blunt Chest Trauma With Brass Knuckles | T. Baykal, T. Bicer, M. Dogan, D. Devrimsel Dogan, D.S. Ozalp, R. Yorulmaz, O.E. Onur (Turkey) M85 The Plasma Urotensin 2 Levels May be a Prognostic Marker in Patients with Acute Myocardial Infarctus on Admission to Emergency | A. Bayir, M. Akinci, H. Kara, K. Demir, A. Unlu, A. Avci, H. Baran, A. Ak, S.A. Kayis (Turkey) M87 Evaluation of CT Angiographic Scores for Pulmonary Embolism in the Emergency Medicine | O. Ünal, A. Ünal, G. Arslan, E. Göksu (Turkey) M88 Acute Coronary Syndrome in the Elderly: The Contribution of the Emergency Department | N. Nouira, I. Makki, Z. Guermazi, R. Ammar, I. Kallel, N. Elouafi, M. Ben Cheikh (Tunisia)

Posters

M86 Pacemaker Malfunction with Dizziness | R. Ak, F. Doganay, E. Ünal Akoglu, O. Ecmel Onur (Turkey)

M89 Is It Relevant the Presence of Autoimmnune Disease in Patients Admitted After Acute Coronary Syndrome? | N. Lozano, C. Marras Fernandez-Cid, F. Pastor Perez, P. Flores Blanco, M. Gomez Molina, A. Bermudez Torrente, L.F. Linares, P. Pastor Perez, P. Mesa Del Castillo, F.a. Martinez Angosto (Spain) M90 Outpatient Treatment of Pulmonary Embolism: SPESI Score and Highly Sensitive Troponin Can Be Helpful | M. Kartal, A. Yuruktumen, E. Goksu, D. Yilmaz (Turkey) M91 Individual Educational Level and Delay of Prehospital and In-Hospital Time Intervals From Symptom Onset to Reperfusion in ST Elevation Myocardial Infarction | H. Juyeon, H. Ki Jung, S. Sang Do, S. Kyung Jun, R. Young Sun (South Korea) M92 Stokes-Adams Syndrome: Concealed Jeopardy in Form of Epilepsy | Y. Eyinc, F. Doganay, R. Ak, T.C. Ozturk, E.U. Akoglu, O.E. Onur, O.C. Tuzer (Turkey)

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Posters — Monday, September 7 M93 Outcome of Low Risk Cardiac Chest Pain in the Emergency Department | M. Dorrance, L. Stewart, A. Maguire, S. Das (United Kingdom) M94 The Prognostic Role of Right Ventricular Dysfunction Signals on Computed Tomography in Acute Pulmonary Embolism in Hemodynamically Stable Patients: A Preliminary Study | F. Campanini, A. Villa, B. Tagliaferri, G. Nucera, E. Ragazzini, G. Ricevuti (Italy) M95 The T Wave Invertion in Lead aVL: Is It Important? | R. Ak, F. Doganay, E. Unal Akoglu, T. Cimilli Ozturk, O. Ecmel Onur (Turkey) M96 Spodick’s Sign: An Electrocardiographic Clue for Acute Pericarditis | R. Ak, F. Doganay, E. Unal Akoglu, O. Ecmel Onur, T. Cimilli Ozturk (Turkey) M97 Brugada Pattern Induced By Fever | D. Ageib, L. R (Saudi Arabia) M98 Combining ED Admission BNP Plus Hospital Discharge BIVA for Prediction of Cardiovascular Mortality in Patients Hospitalized for Acute Heart Failure | S. Santarelli, V. Russo, I. Lalle, B. De Berardinis, S. Navarin, L. Magrini, A. Piccoli, M. Codognotto, M.M. Mion, L.M. Castello, G.C. Avanzi, H. Villacorta, B.l. Campanario Precht, P.B. De Araujo Porto, S. Di Somma (Brazil, Italy)

Group E

Pre-Hospital/EMS/Out of Hospital

M99 Acuity and Mortality Between Trauma and Non-Trauma Emergency Patients in a Tertiary Hospital in Yaounde, Cameroon | Y. Jung, S. Shin, Y. Ro, J. Jeong, D. Wi, K. Sun, Y. Park, J. Park (South Korea) M100 Circadian Variation in the Frequency of Episodes of Acute Cardiogenic Pulmonary Edema Treated By Emergency Medical Service | J. Callerova, R. Skulec, P. Merhaut, J. Knor (Czech Republic) M101 Evaluation of Patient Transfers to the Emergency Department of Ege University Hospital by the 112 Emergency Service | H. Dönmez, A. Demir, G. Yilmaz, S. Kiyan (Turkey) M102 Management of the Acute Exacerbations of Chronic Diseases at the School: The School Alert Program | E. Perez Meiriño, L. Sánchez Santos, C.. Mirás Bello, Corsina. Prado Pico, M. Bernárdez Otero, G. Pérez López, J.A. Iglesias Vázquez (Spain) M103 Variability of the Management of Acute Agitation in Emergency Medical Services in Spain. “Sosega” Study | A. Casal Sánchez, L. Sánchez Santos, F. Aranda Aguilar, R. Rodríguez Calzada, J.. Martínez Bausela, J. Abia González, F. Hermoso Gadeo, L.A. Ambrosio Carrasco, R. Canabal Berlanga, M.L. Lassalle Orti, A. Trigo González, P. Montero París, I. Unzaga Ercilla, I. Casado Florez, E. Corral Torres, A. Iglesias Vázquez, M. Bernardez Otero, M.A. Suárez, P. Roset (Spain) M104 Incidence of Acute Agitation in Emergencies Medical Services in Spain “Sosega” Study | E. Perez Meiriño, E. Corral Torres, I. Casado Florez, I. Unzaga Ercilla, P.. Montero París, A. Trigo González, M.L. Lassalle Orti, F. Hermoso Gadeo, L.A. Ambrosio Carrasco, R. Canabal Berlanga, R. Rodríguez Calzada, J. Martínez Bausela, J. Abia González, F. Aranda Aguilar, M.J. García Ochoa Blanco, M. Bernárdez Otero, J.A. Iglesias Vázquez, P. Roset (Spain) M105 Experience of Nurses Work in General Ambulance Emergency Medical Help | A. Jus (Slovenia) M106 Response Times of the Prehospial Units Maribor to Patients with Emergency Conditions | A. Jus (Slovenia)

Posters

M107 Emergency Medical Services Utilization in EMS Priority Conditions in Beirut, Lebanon | M. El Sayed, H. Tamim, A. Al-Hajj Chehadeh, A. Kazzi (Lebanon) M108 Association Between Helicopter Versus Ground Emergency Medical Services in Inter-Hospital Transport of Trauma Patients | J. Cho, J.J. Kim, S.I. Lee, B.H. Song, S.J. Oh, H.H. Lee (South Korea) M109 Implementtation of a De-Novo Ambulance Service in the United Arab Emirates | A. Al-Hajeri, A. Batt, B. Haskins, F. Cummins (Ireland) M110 Effectiveness of the Dispatcher-Assisted Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation: An Analysis of the Emergency Medical Services of the Czech Republic in 2014 (Hradec Kralove Region) | M. Plodr, M. Praunova, J. Krencikova, V. Svaba, D. Bejrova (Czech Republic) M111 Investigating the Causes of Prehospital Undertriage: A Retrospective Analysis of Secondary Transfers Within the Sussex Trauma Network | A. Norton, E. Mcwhirter, M. Nelson (United Kingdom)

Group F

Administration, Health Policy, and Legislation

M112 Emergency Ward Designing in Namazi Hospital | M. Sharifi (Iran) M113 Oregon’s Death with Dignity Law is Not a Slippery Slope | D. Woods (USA) M114 Emergency Department Congestion: A Pilot Study | C. Jebali, N. Ibn Hassine, N. Chbili, L. Boukadida, A. Zorgati, R. Boukef (Tunisia)

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Posters — Monday, September 7 M115 Revised Risk Priority Number to Modify Failure Modes and Effective Analysis Model for Healthcare System | M. Yarmohammadian, F. Rezaei, A. Haghshenas (Australia, Iran) M116 Readiness Assessment of Emergency Departments for Respond to Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Incidents in Educational Hospitals | M. Yarmohammadian, M. Nasr Isfahani, E. Anbari (Iran) M117 Patient Tracking Challenges During Disaster and Emergencies | N. Tavakoli, M. Yarmohammadian, R. Safdari, M. Keyvanara (Iran) M118 Urgent Submission Analysis of Outpatients in the Ribera Health Department (Spain) | R. Pérez Castillo, J.l. Ruiz Lopez, M. Cuenca Torres, P. Garcia Bermejo (Spain) M119 Evaluation of Psychosis in Patients Referred to the Emergency Medical Department | G. Masoumi, M. Ahmadi (Iran) M120 The Affect of Qualifications of Patients and the Number of the Patient’s Relatives on Patient’s Satisfaction at Admission | T. Korkmaz, B. Balaban, H. Onder, F. Salacin (Turkey) M121 Follow-Up After Emergency Department Visit-Experience of a Community Hospital Emergency Department in Northern Taiwan | P. Chih (Taiwan) M122 A Study to Determine the Post-Discharge Instructions Follow-Up in Pediatric Emergency Room By Spanish Speaking Parents | K. Nibhanipudi (USA)

Group F

Clinical Policies/Practice Guidelines

M123 Clinical Decision Unit in the Emergency Department a Gateway to Reduce Overcrowding and Implementing Clinical Decision Rules: A Perspective From Pakistan | S. Waheed, I. Qamar Khan, E. Siddiqui, A. Feroze (Pakistan) M124 Management of Hip Fractures in the Emergency Department at the Countess of Chester Hospital | B. Roberts, A. Williams (United Kingdom) M125 A Descriptive Study of the Patients Admitted to the Clinical Decision Unit (CDU) in Cork University Hospital (CUH) Over a Twelve Month Period | E. O’shea, S. Cusack (Ireland) M126 Evaluation of Pain Management in an Emergency Department | W. Kerkeni, Y. Yahia, S. Mareghli (Tunisia) M127 Is it Nice to Use Guidelines for Head Injuries? An Audit on the Maltese Experience | M. Ashraf, C. Vassallo, E. Wongso (Malta) M128 Mantrels: A Mantra for Appendicitis? | M. Ashraf, C. Vassallo, S. Mizzi (Malta)

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Critical Care

T129 A Case of Unusual Arm Swelling in a Young Man | J. Ashkar (Israel) T130 Prognostic Value of Treatment Setting in Cancer Patients with Pulmonary Embolism: Comparison with the Pulmonary Embolism Severity Index | Y.J. Kim, S. Ahn, W.Y. Kim, K.S. Lim, Y.S. Lee (South Korea) T131 Rifle Classification in Critically Patients with Early Acute Kidney Injury at a Tertiary Hospital, Thailand | W. Phonburee, P. Suwaratchai, K. Sae Lao, C. Boonsri (Thailand) T132 Serial Measurement of Therapeutic Intervention Scoring System-76 (TISS-76) in the Emergency Intensive Care Room | I. Makki, R. Ammar, Z. Guermazi, S. Othmani, F. Riahi, M. Boussen, K. Mallouche, M. Ben Cheikh (Tunisia) T133 Streptococcal Toxic Shock Syndrome in Necrotizing Fascitis in a Healthy Woman | M. Marini (Italy) T134 Recognition and Treatment of Hereditary Angioedema in Emergency Departments | S. Leone, G. Cremonesi, F. Catalani, D. Pierluigi (Italy) T135 Acute Rhabdomiolisys in Healthy Woman: A Case Report | T. Ciarambino, L. Sena, T. Battista, I. Cortile, E. Lo Priore, M. Giordano (Italy) T136 Electrolyte Disorders in Emergency Department | T. Ciarambino, S. Pascarella, L. Catalano, A. Di Sette, F. Schettino, V. Latini, G. Sansone, M. Giordano, M. Giordano (Italy) T137 Echography in Emergency-Urgency: A Model of Training Process with Impact Assessment | F. Formisano, E. Montibello, G. Massa, C. Ferraiuolo (Italy) T138 The Association Between Emergency Department Quality Indicators and Clinical Outcomes for Severe Sepsis and Septic Shock | C. Dymond, L. Seoane, Q. Luo, J. Greenslade, J. Lipman, J. Baker, J. Williams (Australia, USA) T139 A Rare Admission to Emergency Department with Postictal Consciousness After Tonic-Clonic Seizure; Brain Edema Due to Water Intoxication | G. Akgul Karadana, C. Aktas, A.G. Aydin, O. Dikme, E. Musalar, E. Ars (Turkey)

Group A

Shock and Critical Care

T140 Calculation of the Residual Blood Volume After Acute, Non-Ongoing Hemorrhage Using Serial Hematocrit Measurements and the Volume of Isotonic Fluid Infused | S. Chon, W.S. Oh (South Korea, United Arab Emirates) T141 The Association of Obesity and Appropriate Fluid Resuscitation on Intubated Septic Patients in an Urban Emergency Department | A. Ajani, C. Courage, L. Giesler, S. Wilson, R. Sherwin (USA)

Group A

Disaster Medicine

T142 Oman Disaster and Emergency Association: National Acheivent | D. Al Rahbi (Oman) T143 Can SALT Triage be Applied in Chemical Mass Casualty Incidents? | S. Chen, I. Yeh, F. Kuo, Y. Liu, P. Cheng, Y. Shih, Y. Hsiao, S. Chen (Taiwan) T144 Disturbances in the Early Period of Emergency Department Operations During Chemical Disasters | F. Kuo, I. Yeh, P. Cheng, S. Chen, Y. Hsiao, K. Liu, Y. Shih, S. Chen, Y. Liu (Taiwan)

Posters

T145 Mobile Phone App as an Rapid Triage Tool in Mass Casualty Incidents | K. Tsai (Taiwan) T146 A Survey of U.K. Emergency Physicians’ Knowledge of Chemical Warfare Agents | P. Moore, M. Byers, T. Joy, A. Weaver, G. Grier (United Kingdom) T147 Development of Disaster Medical Skill Competency Training (Disco) Course – A Pilot Study | S. Kim, J. Noh, M. Choa, H. S. Chung, I. Park (South Korea) T148 Hypothetical Disaster Response Dangers During the Kaohsiung Gas Explosion Disaster | P. Cheng, I. Yeh, F. Kuo, C.H. Chang, Y. Shih, Y. Hsiao, Y. Liu, K. Liu, S.I. Chen, S.U. Chen (Taiwan)

Group A

Disease and Injury Prevention

T149 Evaluation of Thoracic and Lumbar Spine Injuries During Sports Activity in Young Athletes | N. Syrmos, A. Mylonas, G. Gavridakis, V. Valadakis, K. Grigoriou, D. Arvanitakis (Greece) T150 Evaluation of Cervical Spine Injuries During Sports Activity in Young Athletes | N. Syrmos, A. Mylonas, G. Gavridakis, V. Valadakis, K. Grigoriou, D. Arvanitakis (Greece) T151 Investigation of Self-Harm Action By the Age of Younger than 20 Years Old in 2012-2014 of Our Hospital | S. Sugita, Y. Ooya, A. Nakano, M. Nemoto (Japan) T152 Dealing with Domestic Injuries at Emergency Departments: Evidence From Liguria, the Oldest Region in Italy | L. Leporatti, P. Cremonesi, A. Schena, G. Cremonesi, S. Leone, F. Zanella, M. Montefiori (Italy)

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Posters — Tuesday, September 8 T153 The Evaluation of Needlestick Injuries Among Healthcare Workers in an University Hospital | A. Nazli, H. Kahraman, D. Gokengin, A.C. Buke (Turkey)

Group A

Orthopaedic Emergencies

T154 The Accuracy of Pain Measurement in Diagnosis of Scaphoid Bone Fractures in Patients | M. Sharifi, S. Hashemian, H. Saeidian, B. Rezvani Kakhki (Iran) T155 Dislocation of Proximal Interphalangeal Joint of the Second Toe: A Case Report | C. Ertan, F.S. Akgun, S. Sanel, H. Yildiz (Turkey) T156 Suddenly I Turned Into Popeye | E.O. Tosun, R. Ak, E. Unal Akoglu, T. Cimilli Ozturk, O. Ecmel Onur (Turkey) T157 Fat Pad Sign | R. Ak, F. Doganay, E. Unal Akoglu, O. Ecmel Onur, T. Cimilli Ozturk (Turkey)

Group B

Education

T158 “Flipping” the Advanced Cardiac Life Support Classroom with Team Based Learning: Comparison of Cognitive Testing Performance | M. Osborn, C. Anderson, R. Navarro, J. Yanuck, S. Strom, C. Mccoy, J. Youm, C. Ricks, M. Ypma-Wong, N. Zuabi, M. Langdorf (USA) T159 Diagnostic Value of Barium Meal and Endoscopy Method in Diagnos of Upper Gastrointestinal Disease | S. Esfandiari (Iran) T160 Difficult Airway Training in Emergency Medicine | J. Nelson, R. Nelson, W. Paolo (USA) T161 Is it Cost Effective to Distribute Educational Videos of Injury Prevention in the Emergency Room? | K. Nibhanipudi (USA) T162 Multisource Feedback in Emergency Residents’ Education | A. Parlak, Y.E. Eyi, I. Arziman, O. Sezer (Turkey) T163 Formative Assessment in Emergency Medicine Residents’ Education | A. Parlak, Y.E. Eyi, I. Arziman, O. Sezer (Turkey) T164 A Blended, Simulation-Based Curriculum for Continuous Professional Development of Emergency Medicine Physicians in a Multi-Center Practice Group | P. Nemes, M. Cassara, M. Guttenburg, J. Phillip, J. D’Angelo (USA) T165 5-Year Trend of Reporting Adverse Drug Reaction: An Italian General Practice Experience | S. Leone, G. Cremonesi, F. Catalani, P. Cremonesi (Italy) T166 Portfolios in Emergency Medicine Residents’ Education | A. Parlak, Y.E. Eyi, I. Arziman, M. Erkencigil (Turkey) T167 Future’s Emergency Medicine Residents’ Education | A. Parlak, Y.E. Eyi, I. Arziman, M. Erkencigil (Turkey) T168 Emergency Resident Orientation: Getting the Disoriented Resident Oriented | C. Calandrella, M. Cassara, M. Nelson (USA) T169 Combining Simulation, Feedback and Coaching to Improve Professional Performance of Resuscitation Skills of Prehospital Care Personnel | A. Batt, A. Al-Hajeri, D. Lonergan, B. Haskins, F. Cummins (Australia, Ireland, United Arab Emirates)

Group B

Medical Education (Undergraduate, Graduate, and CPD)

T170 The Assessment of Emergency Medical Personnel’s Competency: Emergency Center in Yaounde, Cameroon | K. Sun, S.D. Shin, C.H. Kim, D.H. Wi, K.S. Bae, Y.H. Jung (South Korea)

Academics/Resident Education

T171 Views of Emergency Physicians Working in Turkey Regarding Use of Analgesics in Patients with Acute Abdominal Pain and Factors Affecting Use of Analgesics | Ozgur. Ozen, Selahattin. Kiyan (Turkey)

Group B

Posters

Group B

Simulation Projects

T172 Learning Assessment eFAST by Emergencies Doctors: A Prospective Study | C. Jebali, N. Ibn Hassine, M. Omri, H. Kraiem, A. Jaoudi, N. Chbili, M.N. Karoui (Tunisia) T173 A New Simulation Model to Assess Competency in Slit Lamp Education | P. Rega, V. Kazan (USA) T174 Sistematic Evaluation of the Intervention in the Myocardial Infarction With S-T Elevation by Primary Care Physicians in a Simulated Clinical Scenario | A. Casal Sánchez, A. Rodriguez Núñez, L. Sánchez Santos, J.A. Iglesias Vázquez (Spain) T175 Assessment of Teamwork in Sudden Cardiac Arrest by Means of High-Fidelity Simulation | A. Casal Sanchez, A. Rodriguez Núñez, L. Sánchez Santos, J.A. Iglessias Vázquez (Spain)

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International Emergency Medicine

T176 Non-Traumatic Forearm Hematoma and Compartment Syndrome | M. Korcak, B. Taskin, O. Ecmel, A. Denizbasi (Turkey) T177 Utility of a Bedside Pocket-Sized Ultrasound Device to Promptly Manage Abdominal Pain in the Emergency Department | C. Bongiovanni, L. Magrini, B. De Berardinis, C.S. Gori, R. Marino, S. Di Somma (Italy) T178 Hypothermia in Post-Resuscitation Period (Cooling Therapy) | V. Nikovic (Montenegro) T179 Metfomin Overdose: Is Emergency Dialysis Treatment Always Recommanded? | E. Lainu, B.K. Guglielmana, L. Pagani, S. Marra, F.G. Panizzardi, M. Bonzano, I.F. Ceresa, G. Ricevuti, M.A. Bressan (Italy) T180 Utility of Thorax Computerized Tomography for Dyspne Patients at an Emergency Service in a Suburban Hospital | S. Korkut, A. Denizbasi, O. Onur, S. Eroglu, H. Akoglu, E. Salcin, O.H. Kasikci (Turkey) T181 Cross Sectional Study in Emergency Center in Quelimane Provincial Hospital, City of Quelimane, Province of Zambezia, Mozambique | J.Y. Choi, H. Kim, K.H. Kim, J.S. Park, D.W. Shin, W.C. Jeon, H.J. Kim, J.M. Park, B.T. Caetano (Mozambique)

Group D

Paediatrics

T182 Adherence to the College of Emergency Medicine ‘Fitting Child’ Guidelines At the Countess of Chester Hospital | A. Williams, P. Pureti (United Kingdom) T183 Prevalence of Celiac Antibodies in Children With Neurologic Disorders | S. Esfandiari, S. Inallu, M. Haghighat, M. Dehghani, M. Kalantari Meibodi (Iran) T184 Prevalence of Vitamin a Defecincy Andcorilation within Children Between 6 Months and 7 Years in Shiraziran | A. Jangjou, M.R. Kadivar (Iran) T185 Removal of Blunt Esophageal Foreign Body Using Foley Catheter in Children | J. Lee, W.C. Jeon, J.Y. Lee (South Korea) T186 The Trends of Radiologic Imaging Utilization in an Emergency Department at Tertiary Hospital From 2000 to 2014 in Korea | I. Chang, J. Jung, J. Jung, D. Kim, H. Kwak (South Korea) T187 Tracheostomy in Case of Foreign Body Aspiration in Children | M. Alsoodany, M. Alsoodany (Belgium) T188 Bedside Ultrasound for Endotracheal Tube Verification in Pediatric Emergency Department and Intensive Care Unit Patients: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis | M. Lin, K. Gurley, M. Yitshak-Sade, B. Hoffmann (Israel) T189 Severe and Occult Injuries to Toddlers Who Tumble Down Steps | R. Cook (USA) T190 Diabetes in the Emergency Department: Clinical Presentation of Type 1 Diabetes in Children | M. Bohane, N. Mcgrath, C. Mcdonnell, N.P. Murphy (Ireland) T386 Devastating Brain Injury: Pediatric Populations in the Trauma Center | D. Bradley,T. Bridgeman ()

Group E

Neurologic/Psychiatric

Posters

T191 Thrombolysis with Alteplase for Acute Ischemic Stroke: An Assessment of the Romanian National Program of Fibrinolysis in Stroke Conducted in Emergency Clinical County Hospital of T | V. Gavrila, M. Simu, A. Carstea, R. Vorovenci (Romania) T192 Quality of Sleep and Cognitive Performance in Patients with Pre-Operative Meningiomas | V. Giannouli, N. Syrmos (Greece) T193 Anxiety in Pre-Operative Patients with Meningiomas | V. Giannouli, N. Syrmos (Greece) T194 Effects of Long-Term Exercise on Memory Recovery in the Aged Gerbil Hippocampus After Transient Cerebral Ischemia | J.H. Cho, C.W. Park, T.G. Ohk, Y.S. Kim, M.C. Shin, M.H. Won (South Korea) T195 Neuroprotective Effects of Novel Antiepileptic Drug Lacosamide Via Decreasing Glial Activation in the Hippocampus of a Gerbil Model of Ischemic Stroke | J.H. Cho, C.W. Park, T.G. Ohk, Y.S. Kim, M.C. Shin, M.H. Won (South Korea) T196 Ischemic Preconditioning Induces Neuroprotection Cause by a Transient Global Ischemia Via Maintaining the Expression of P63 | J.H. Cho, C.W. Park, T.G. Ohk, Y.S. Kim, M.C. Shin, M.H. Won (South Korea) T197 Impact of Hyperthermia Before and During Ischemia-Reperfusion on Neuronal Damage and Gliosis in the Gerbil Hippocampus Induced By Transient Cerebral Ischemia | J.h. Cho, C.w. Park, T.g. Ohk, Y.s. Kim, M.c. Shin, M.h. Won (South Korea) T198 Report of Nineteen Cerebral Vein Thrombosis Referrals to an Emergency Department a Case Series and Literature Review | A. Baratloo, A. Rouhipour, F. Rahmati, S. Safari, H. Delavar Kasmaei, B. Hashemi (Iran)

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Posters — Tuesday, September 8 T199 Serum Concentration of Ionized Magnesium as an Independent Risk Factor in Migraine Attacks: A Matched Case-Control Study | S. Asgarzadeh, S. Safari, M. Yeusefifard (Iran) T200 Comparison of Therapeutic Effects of Magnesium Sulfate Vs. Dexamethasone/Metoclopramide on Alleviating Acute Migraine Headache | S. Asgarzadeh, M. Moallem, V. Nikmanesh (Iran) T201 Acute Spontaneus Cervical Epidural Hematoma Mimicking Aortic Dissection | C. Yildirim, G. Pamukcu Gunaydin, I. Erkan Aydin, G. Kurtoglu Celik, A. Ozhasenekler (Turkey) T202 Utility of Intravenous Ketamine for Decrease of Suicidal Ideation in Emergency Department Patients | P. Kashani, S.H. Yoosefian, A. Afshar (Iran) T203 The Diagnostic Value of Cyclophilin a in Acute Ischemic Stroke | Y. Karaca, O. Tatli, U. Eryigit, A. Sahin, N. Aksut, A. Mentese, D. Us Altay, N. Beslioglu, M. Karatas, A. Orem (Turkey) T204 Basilar Artery Thrombosis After Minor Whiplash Injury | G. D’antuono, M.S. Cotelli, P. Malamani, C. Sepe, M. Soccio, M. Turla, G. Ricevuti (Italy) T205 Implementation of a Rapid HIV Testing Program in Psychiatric Inpatient Wards | M. Popiel, V. Duvvi, A. Turkieh, E. Cowan, Y. Calderon, C. Umfrid, K. Chacon, J. Krauss, A. Rao, J. Leider (USA) T206 Is It Depression or Frontal Lobe Syndrome ? | F. Doganay, R. Ak, E. Unal Akoglu, T. Cimilli Ozturk, O. Ecmel Onur (Turkey) T207 Neurogenic Pulmonary Edema | F. Doganay, R. Ak, E. Unal Akoglu, T. Cimilli Ozturk, O. Ecmel Onur (Turkey) T208 Transient Ischemic Attack Versus Transient Ischemic Attack Mimics: Use of Complete Blood Count for Differential Diagnosis | N. Salman, A. Bayramoglu (Turkey)

Group E

Substance Abuse

T209 Did the Walking Dead Appear At a Dance Event? | S. Calle, L. Patteet, K.E. Maudens, S.M.R. Wille, P. Blanckaert, H. Neels, P.A.A. Calle (Belgium) T210 Acute Alcohol Intoxication in the ED Not Just Adolescent Binging? | E. Mcguckin, S. Mcgovern (United Kingdom)

Group F

Metabolic and Endocrine Disorders

T211 Postpartum Coma Due to Isolated Hyperammonemia: a Patient With Urea Cycle Defect | A.A. Akpinar, N.R. Disel, E.C. Direk, A. Sebe, M.T. Ilginer, S. Bicakci (Turkey)

Group F

Internal Medicine (General), Nephrology, and Endocrine

T213 Complete Blood Cell as Predictive Marker for Acute Kidney Injury in Children | A. Pakniyat, P. Yousefichaijan, A. Eghbali, M. Rafiei, H. Taherahma (Iran) T214 The Utility to Dose Blood Magnesium Value in the Emergency Department | G. D’antuono, C. Sepe, P. Malamani, D. Polonioli, M. Soccio, G. Ricevuti (Italy) T215 Use of Tolvaptan in the Treatment of Euvolemic or Hypervolemic Hyponatremia in the Emergency Department: Comparison of Efficacy and Safety of Two Different Doses | M. Baldrighi, A. Panizza, G.C. Avanzi, L.M. Castello (Italy)

Hematological and Oncological Disorders

T389 Cardiotoxicity From Antineoplastic Interventions in This Modern Era of Medicine: A Cancer Perspective | A. Miller (USA) T216 Prospective Assessment of Transfusion Practice Among Emergency Room Nurses | C. Jebali, N. Ibn Hassine, F. Mani, N. Chebili, L. Boukadida, A. Haj Ali, M.N. Karoui, A. Zorgati, R. Boukef (Tunisia)

Posters

Group F

T217 Impact of Time to Antibiotics on Outcomes in Chemotherapy Induced Febrile Neutropenia | J. Shin, S. Ahn, B.S. Ko, W.Y. Kim, K.S. Lim, Y.S. Lee (South Korea) T218 Sickle Cell Patients Experience Delay in Analgesic Administration with Respect to National Guidelines Despite Severity of Presentation | I. Agu, S. Brown, L. Hsu, T. Vandenhoek, S. Heinert, J. Lowe, J. Colla (USA)

Group F

Obstetrical/Gynecology

T219 Idiopathic Acute Pancreatitis in Pregnancy | R. Ak, F. Doganay, T. Cimilli Ozturk, O. Ecmel Onur, E. Unal Akoglu (Turkey)

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Posters — Tuesday, September 8 Group G

Pharmacology

T220 Could Smokers’ Socio-Demographic and Housing Factors Affect and Influence the Choice Between Smoking Cessation Therapies? | S. Leone, G. Cremonesi, M. Greco, D. Pierluigi (Italy)

Group G

Therapies for Acute Diseases

T221 Reviewing the Implementation of Packing in Penetrating Abdominal Trauma | S. Kaymak, A. Unlu, R. Senocak, E. Lapsekili, M. Yilmaz, A.K. Coskun, N. Zeybek (Turkey)

Group G

Toxicology/Environmental Injury

T222 Epidemiology, Age Effects, and Clinical Outcomes of Poisoning Patients | S. Jeong, K.O. Ahn, K.J. Song, Y.S. Ro, S.D. Shin, K.J. Hong (South Korea) T223 Outcomes Following Nerve Agent Exposure Reported in the Toxic Registry (2010-2013) | B. Hatten, J. Westphalen, E. Schwarz, P. Wax, J. Brent, On Behalf Of Toxic (USA) T224 Prediction of the Severity of Esophageal Injury Following Caustic Ingestion | J. Juengsiragulwit (Thailand) T225 Developing a Practical Hospital Resuscitation Algorithm for Cardiac Arrest Victims in Chemical Hazard Contamination | I. Yeh, K. Liu, F. Kuo, P. Cheng, Y. Hsiao, S. Chen, Y. Liu, G. Chen, Y. Shih, S. Chen (Taiwan) T226 The Dangers of Pre-Hospital Cooling: A Case Report of Afterdrop in a Patient with Exertional Heat Stroke | A. Whitford, T. Stewart (USA) T227 Acute Respiratory Failure Due to Fatal Acute Copper Sulfate Poisoning: A Case Report | G. Kim (South Korea) T228 Accuracy of Estimates Tabelt Amount by Public and Healthcare Professionals | H. Choi, Y. Choi (South Korea) T229 Seizure After Intravenous Injection of an Organophosphate Compound: A Case Report | W. Sung, J.Y. Lee (South Korea) T230 Alcohol Intoxication Patients in the Emergency Department: What to Do? | J. Ashkar (Israel) T231 A Case of Disturbance of Consciousness By Dextromethorphan (DXM) Overdose | H. Yoshioka, M. Morohara, N. Kiriu, K. Maebashi, K. Iwadate, H. Yanagisawa, H. Kato (Japan) T232 Scorpion Sting in Pregnancy | S. Sari Gokay, T. Celik, H.L. Yilmaz, R. Kilic (Turkey) T233 Initial Serum Ammonia as a Predictor of Neurologic Complications in Patients with Acute Glufosinate Poisoning | S.J. Kim, D.K. Lee, H. Youk, O.H. Kim, J. Go, T.H. Kim, K.C. Cha, K.H. Lee, S.O. Hwang, Y.S. Cha (South Korea) T234 Discharge or Observe?: Delayed Presentation of Valproic Acid Induced Encephalopathy | B. Sonmez, M. Baba, H.M. Yuzbasi, U. Bal, B. Esfer (Turkey) T235 Prevalence of Analytically Confirmed Intoxications by New Psycho-Toxic Substances in Italy: Data From Pavia Poison Centre and National Early Warning System | A. Schicchi, D. Lonati, V.m. Petrolini, E. Buscaglia, S. Vecchio, A. Giampreti, O. Maystrova, M. Crevani, P. Papa, T. Coccini, G. Ricevuti, P. Richelmi, C.A. Locatelli (Italy)

Posters

T236 Mushrooms Poisoning in Italy: A Two-Year Case Series (2012-2013) of the Pavia National Poison Centre | M. Crevani, S. Vecchio, A. Giampreti, V.M. Petrolini, D. Lonati, F. Chiara, A. Schicchi, M. Garbi, T. Coccini, G. Ricevuti, P. Richelmi, C.A. Locatelli (Italy) T237 Epidemiology and Clinical Characteristics of Hydrofluoric Acid (HF) Exposures: A 6 Years’ Experience of Pavia Poison Control Centre | M. Crevani, S. Vecchio, A. Giampreti, V.M. Petrolini, D. Lonati, F. Chiara, E. Cortini, M. Garbi, G. Ricevuti, P. Richelmi, C.A. Locatelli (Italy) T238 Acute Intoxications by Synthetic Cannabinoids in the Emergency System: The Italian Cases Series | A. Schicchi, V. Petrolini, D. Lonati, A. Giampreti, S. Vecchio, F. Chiara, E. Cortini, M. Crevani, G. Scaravaggi, E. Buscaglia, P. Papa, T. Coccini, G. Ricevuti, P. Richelmi, C.A. Locatelli (Italy) T239 The Possibility of Ichthyootoxicity From Whiting Fish: Diagnostic Challenge, Case Report and Literature Review | A. Sahin, Y. Karaca, O. Asik, S. Arslan, S. Turedi (Turkey) T240 Do Grayanotoxin Levels in Blood, Urine and Honey Affect Clinical Overview? A Descriptive Study | A. Sahin, A. Aygun, A. Gunduz, S. Turedi, S. Turkmen, Y. Karaca, A.F. Ayaz, S.Y. Ahn, S. Kim (South Korea, Turkey) T241 Venom Induced Coagulopathy in Vipera Berus Envenoming: Case Report and Review of Literature | Z. Krejzar, I. Zykova, D. Morman (Czech Republic) T242 Hematological Parameterters Predicting Complications of Caustic Ingestion: A Retrospective Study | J. Kim, J. Park, M. Kim, K. Kim, J. Park, D. Shin, H. Kim, W. Jeon, H. Kim, J. Choi (South Korea)

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Posters — Tuesday, September 8 T244 An Audit of the Management of Tricyclic Antidepressant Overdose in Patients Seen at Steve Biko Academic Hospital Between 2009-2012 | A. Engelbrecht, B. Makaleng, M.M. Geyser (South Africa) T245 Characteristics and Outcomes of Snakebites At a Tertiary Care Hospital in Lebanon | M. El Sayed, T. El Zahran, A. Al-Hajj Chehadeh, Z. Kazzi (USA) T246 Concious Patient with Lethal Carboxyhemoglobine Level | N.R. Disel, E.C. Direk, A. Sebe, A.A. Akpinar, S. Acele (Turkey) T247 Role of Intravenous Lipid Emulsions in the Management of Calcium Channel Blocker and Beta Blocker Overdose: Three Years Experience of a University Hospital | A. Sebe, N.R. Disel, A.A. Akpinar, E. Karakoc, M.G. Karanlik (Turkey) T248 Theraupethic Plasma Exchange in Poisoning: Seven Years’ Experience of a University Hospital | N. Disel, A.A. Akpinar, A. Sebe, E. Karakoc, S. Surer, S. Matyar (Turkey) T249 Una Fonte Occulta Di Catecolamine | E. Colonetti, G. Maruelli, A. Lamera, A. Comaglio, L. Verzeri, A. Paini, M. Salvetti, M.l. Muiesan (Brescia Italy) T250 Characteristics of Electrocardiographic Changes in Myocardial Injury with Acute Carbon Monoxide Poisoning | H. Choi, H. Park, J. Ryu, I. Choi (South Korea) T251 Intralipid Therapy: A Rapid Reversal in Bisoprolol and Escitalopram Toxicity | Y. Eyinc, F. Doganay, A.D. Kocaturk, M. Buyukkal, E. Unal Akoglu, O. Ecmel Onur, R. Ak (Turkey) T252 A New Approach to Synthetic Cannabinoid Toxicity | F. Doganay, R. Ak, Y. Eyinc, E. Unal Akoglu, O. Ecmel Onur (Turkey) T253 Venlafaxine Overdose: Can Intralipid Therapy Reduce the Qtc? | R. Ak, Y. Eyinc, F. Doganay, E. Unal Akoglu, H. Demir, T. Cimilli Ozturk, O. Ecmel Onur (Turkey) T254 Acute Clenbuterol Ingestion Resulting in Cardiac Toxicity | D. Ageib, W. A (Saudi Arabia) T255 Identification of an Independent Prognostic Marker in Patients With Severe Metformin Poisoning | T. Valobra, G. Acquistapace, M. Rossi, A. Manelli, S. Paglia, G. Ricevuti (Italy)

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Posters — Wednesday, September 9 Group A

Airway/Analgesia/Anesthesia/Sedation/Pain Management

W256 A Comparison Between Analgesic Effect of Intravenous Acetaminophen Versus Intravenous Morphine Sulfate for Isolated Diaphysial Long Bone Fractures | B. Zarmehri, M. Talebi Doluee, B. Rezvani Kakhki, M. Salehi, M. Talebi (Iran) W257 A Comperative Study of the Effects of Intravenous Morphine and Ketrolac on the Pain Control in Patients with Long Bones Fractures | B. Masoumi, B. Farzaneh, K. Golshani, R. Azizkhani, K. Heidari (Iran) W258 Ketoprofen Versus Diclofenac in the Treatment of Renal Colic: Double-Blind Randomized Forward-Looking Comparative Study | C. Jebali, N. Ibn Hassine, N. Chbili, L. Boukadida, A. Zorgati, R. Boukef (Tunisia) W259 Predictive Value of Tracheal Rapid Ultrasonound Exam Performed in the Emergency Department for Verification of Tracheal Intubation | B. Masoumi, B. Z. Kharazi, K. Golshani, M. Davood Sharifi, A.M. Hashemian (Iran) W260 Prehospital Trauma Analgesia: Results of an Survey on the Territory of Padua Suem-118 | C. Dalla Vecchia, V. Pietrantonio (Italy) W261 Emergency Department Femoral Nerve Blocks for Acute Hip Fracture Pain: A Randomized Controlled Trial | K. Todd (USA) W262 Analgesic Use in Six Urban Emergency Departments: Pain Management for Patients With Biliary Colic, Bowel Obstruction, Extremity Fractures, Migraine Headache, and Renal Colic | E. Sloan, S. Chan, D. LoweryNorth, R. Zalenski, J. Clark (USA) W263 A Comparison of Two Lightwand Intubation Techniques in Patients with Cervical Immobilization | H. Seo, H.P. Park, Y.J. Lim (South Korea) W264 Successful Sedation Via Chloral Hydrate in Pediatric Patients During a Diagnostic Study | C. Lee, Sm. Park (South Korea) W265 Comparison of Ultrasound and Surface Landmarks to Detect the Localization for Cricothyroidotomy | E. Göksu, G. Yildiz, A. Senfer, A. Kaplan (Turkey) W266 Beck Airway Airflow Monitor (BAAEM) Obviates Need for (and Risks) of RSI: Common ED/EMS Example Cases | R. Cook (USA)

Group A

Respiratory and ENT Emergencies

W267 Early Failure of Noninvasive Ventilation in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease With Acute Hypercapnic Respiratory Failure | Y.J. Lee, S. Ahn, B.S. Ko, W.Y. Kim, K.S. Lim, Y.S. Lee (South Korea) W268 Factors Leading to Airway Management in Burn Emergencies (Flambe) Study | D. Savaser, D. Benaron, M. Darocki, J. Corbett-Detig (USA) W269 Factors Leading to Airway Management in Burn Emergencies (Flambe) Study | D. Savaser, D. Benaron, M. Darocki, J. Corbett-Detig (USA) W270 The ROL of Tracheostomy in Case of Foreign Body Aspiration in Children | M. Alsoodany, M. Alsoodany (Belgium)

Posters

W271 A Rare Cause for Acute Chest Pain: Spontaneous Pneumomediastinum | F. Doganay, R. Ak, E. Unal Akoglu, T. Cimilli Ozturk, O. Ecmel Onur (Turkey)

Group A

Pulmonary Disorders

W272 Computer Tools in Health Care: A Practical Example for Emergencies | E. Pulido Herrero, S. Garcia Gutierrez, J. Angulo Amigo, M.S. Gallardo Rebollal, M.I. Gorordo Unzueta, A. Anton Ladislao (Spain) W385 The Management of an Incidental PE Finding in the Emergency Department of an Oncologic Hospital (A Retrospective Review | S.R. Banala’ M.J. Kwak’ V.D. Page’ T.W. Rice’ K. Alagappan () W387 Unusual Case of Chest Pain | L. Motta, M. Vella, E. Capiaghi, I. Malfasi, A.M. Bianchi, C. Maino, M. Guanziroli, P.I. Pina, G.Ricevuti, A. Bellone ()

Group B

Abdominal/Gastrointestinal

W273 Intramural Small-Bowel and Intraabdominal Hematomas Induced By Anticoagulant Therapy | M. Ince, Z. Kilbas, U. Kaldirim, N. Ersoz, O. Kozak (Turkey) W274 Management of Acute Non Traumatic Abdominal Pain in Adults in Emergency Department: A Prospective Study About 260 Cases | M. Ben Lassoued, H. Melki, R. Jebri, R. Hammami, M. Arafa, O. Khila, K. Lamine (Tunisia) W275 Right Iliac Fosa Pain Casuistic in Emergency Department | M. Gudelis, J.D. Lacasta Garcia, M.J. Abadias Medrano, J.A. Montañes Magallon, J. Trujillano Cabello (Spain)

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Posters — Wednesday, September 9 W276 A Single Center Experience of 18 Adult Cases of Esophageal Perforation Caused by Ingested Foreign Body | J. Kim (South Korea) W277 Rectal Foreign Body Removal With Rigid Sigmoidoscopy: A Case Report | M. Ince, N. Ersoz, Z. Kilbas, H. Sahin, U. Kaldirim, M. Guner (Turkey) W278 Simultaneuos Co-Existence of Appendicitis and Perforation of Meckel Divertikulitis in an Old Patient | M. Ince, R. Senocak, S. Peker, Z. Kilbas (Turkey) W279 Swallowed Foreign Bodies in Adults | E. Lapsekili, R. Senocak, S. Kaymak, M. Ince, T. Akyol, M. Yilmaz (Turkey) W280 Gossypiboma: A Challenging Mass in Differential Diagnosis in Patient with Abdominal Pain | M. Ince, L. Ince, N. Yigit, E. Samedov, N. Ersoz (Turkey) W281 A Case of Delayed Intervention for Small Intestine Torsion Following Liver Transplant | C. Ertan, I. Ozsan, O. Alpdogan, T. Karabuga, O. Yoldas, U. Aydin, O. Limon (Turkey) W282 Gall Bladder Perforation Due to Haemocholecystitis | C. Ertan, I. Ozsan, O. Alpdogan, T. Karabuga, O. Yoldas, U. Aydin, D. Oray (Turkey) W283 Outcomes of Abdominal Computed Tomography in Elderly Patients Greater than Age 85 Presenting to an Emergency Department in Israel | H. Rajabi, A. Alpert, I. Hadas (Israel)

Group B

Urology Genito-Urinary

W284 Usefulness of Non-Enhanced Computed Tomography for Diagnosing Urolithiasis without Pyuria in the Emergency Department | D. Lee, I.H. Chang, J.W. Kim, B.H. Chi, S.B. Park (South Korea) W285 Influence of Intravenous Furosemide on Renal Resistive Index in Unilateral Urinary Stone Disease | J. Kwon, B. Choi, C. Sohn, W. Kim, S. Ryoo, S. Ha, R. Jung, K. Lim, B. Oh (South Korea) W286 Ketamine for Renal Colic in ED | Ö. Yigit, U. Cakir, C. Akyol, M. Kesapli, H.I. Toksul (Turkey) W287 Acute Interstitial Nephritis Due to Flurbiprofen | O. Dikme, A G. Aydin, H. Aslan, E. Ars, C. Aktas (Turkey)

Group B

Dermatologic Disorders

W288 Localized Allergic Reaction Due to Acyclovir: A Case Report | C. Ertan, F.S. Akgun, G. Sezgin, F.O. Kaya (Turkey) W289 Garlic Burn in a Patient with Lateral Epicondylitis: A Case Report | N. Tezel, O. Tezel, N. Salman, H. Yesil (Turkey)

Group C

Geriatrics

W290 Mortality in Emergency Department: Myth Or Reality? | C. Jebali, N. Ibn Hassine, N. Chebili, L. Boukadida, A. Zorgati, R. Boukef (Tunisia) W291 Amici - Interim Results of a Multicenter Study on the Use of Anticholinergic Medications in Patients With Cognitive Impairment, Acute Delir, Or Falls | I. Weichert, T. Soe, J. Tolonen, R. Romero-Ortuno, C. Lebus, S. Choudhury, C.V. Nadarajah (Finland, United Kingdom) W292 The Burden of Elderly Patients in the Emergency Department: Health Care Assessment and Need of a Geriatric Emergency Model | C. Pacioni, A. Bianchetti, F. Tosoni, G. Ricevuti (Italy)

W294 Acute Cognitive Disorder in Elderly: The Role of Ionic Alteration | M. Lucenteforte, S. Moschi, M. Gortan, C. Hruby, E. Ragazzini, L. Venturini, G. Ricevuti, C. Guerini, F. Malagoni, C. Bizzotto, V. Casuale, R. Colombo (Italy)

Posters

W293 Acute Dyspnea in Elderly Woman: The Role of Comorbidities | C. Bizzotto, M. Lucenteforte, V. Filippi, J. Forni, N. Marcomini, L. Bonomi, F. Siccardo, L. Canobbio, L. Bianchi, A. Pansa, E. Ragazzini, F. Malagoni, F. Rodigari, E. Binda, M. Carnovale, S. Frigerio (Italy)

W295 Atypical Presentation of an Emergency in an Elderly Woman Affected by a Tumor | C. Bizzotto, M. Lucenteforte, F. Rodigari, E. Binda, M. Baggiani, G. Dalla Giacoma, R. Maruccia, F. Malagoni (Italy) W296 Sudden Death in Elderly Related to Acquired Long QT Syndrome | M. Lucenteforte, E. Ragazzini, S. Moschi, M. Ceravolo, A. Maragoni, C. Riboni, L. Bracchitta, F. Conti, A. Apollinari, M. Perlato, G. Spennato, S. Soriano, L. Venturini, G. Ricevuti (Italy) W297 Managing Pneumonia in Older Patients in the Emergency Department | S. Guerrini, B. Del Vecchio, G. Bianchi, M. Cavazza (Italy) W298 Factors Associated with Falls Among Elderly Patients Admitted to Emergency Department | T. Cimilli Ozturk, R. Ak, E. Unal Akoglu, O. Ecmel Onur (Turkey) W299 The Impact of Access Block in the Emergency Department on the Functional Status of the Older Patient | M. Bohane, L. Cogan, E.V. Brazil, J. Mcinerney, D. Power (Ireland)

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Posters — Wednesday, September 9 W300 Geriatric Patient Revisits to the Emergency Department | S. Ravishankar, A. Mostafa (Qatar)

Group D

Imaging/Imaging by Ultrasound

W301 4 Weeks Old Groin/Thigh Pain | M.A. Majeed, N. Alsukaity, D. Yeo (United Kingdom) W302 Diagnose Pulmonary Embolism in Minutes with Bedside Echocardiography | M. Majeed, Asif Naveed (United Kingdom) W303 Solve the Mystery | M. Majeed, A. Naveed (United Kingdom) W304 Contrast-Induced Nephropathy in Patients with Active Cancer Undergoing Contrast-Enhanced Computerized Tomography | Y.J Kim, S. Ahn, Y.S. Lee, K.S. Lim, W.Y. Kim (Korea) W305 Danger in the Shadows: Don’t Miss These Deadly Emergency Chest X-Ray Findings | D. Manos, B. Das (Canada) W306 Not Just an Abscess | M. Barton, C. Butts (USA) W307 Chilaiditi’s Sign: Air Under Right Hemidiaphragm | R. Ak, F. Doganay, E. Unal Akoglu, T. Cimilli Ozturk, O. Ecmel Onur (Turkey)

Group E

Patient Flow/Throughput Management

W308 Journey of Bottom 50 to Top 50: | A. Habib, F. Khan (United Kingdom) W309 The Analysis of Nursing Workload in Emergency Department | H. Choi (South Korea) W388 Mining Big Data to Enhance Emergency Department Flow: A Study of the Effects of Visits and Arrival Patterns on Length of Stay and Implications in Maximizing ED Capacity | M. Attia (USA) W310 Evaluation of Performance Indexes of Emergency Department | A. Baratloo, A. Rouhipour, M.M. Forouzanfar, N.S. Mahdavi, B. Hashemi, F. Rahmati (Iran) W311 Emergency Department Admissions: Who Holds the Key? Analyzing EM Physicians’ Accuracy in Predicting Admissions | A. Nevel, J. Riordan (USA) W312 Patient Flow Clinical Decision Unit | L. Stewart, M. Besharati, S. Das (United Kingdom) W313 Quality Improvement Team Project: Improving the Communication System within the Emergency Department (ED) Utilising the Clinical Microsystems Methodology | F. Borhan, C. Browne, P. Martin, E. Chan, D. Melia, M. Broughall, G. Jefferies, L. Lawlor, F. Brady, E. O’Conor (Ireland)

Group F

Case Reports

W314 A Misplaced Central Line? | E. Davlantes, Z. Kazzi, J. Meer (USA) W315 An Unusual Cause of Shortness of Breath Worth Bearing in Mind | P. Mohan, E. Fabris (United Kingdom) W316 Barium Contrast Aspiration Causing Respiratory Failure | M. Agrait Gonzalez, J. Mercado (Puerto Rico) W317 Bilateral Pneumothoraces and Respiratory Distress as the Presenting Manifestations of Pneumocystis Pneumonia in a Previously Healthy 40-Year-Old Female | M. Agrait Gonzalez, J. De Santiago (Puerto Rico)

Posters

W318 Early Recognition of Intraventricular Hemorrhage in the Setting of Thrombocytosis in the Emergency Department | M. Charles, G. Sugalski, R Fontoura (USA) W319 Inferior Dislocation of the Hip (Luxatio Erecta Femoris): A Case Report | B. Rezvani Kakhki, M. Saadatfar, S.R. Ahmadi, M.D. Sharifi, M.T. Doluee, A.M. Hashemian, H. Zakeri (Iran) W320 Limb Weakness in Sepsis: An Atypical Presentation of Infective Endocarditis | L. Zucco, E. Fabris (United Kingdom) W321 Mediastinitis Due to Esophageal Rupture | A. Ahmadi, R. Azizkhani, K. Golshani (Iran) W322 Sigmoid Perforation Masquerading as Acute Cystitis | A. Satyam, S. Pothiawala (Singapore) W323 Simultaneous Fracture of the Hook of the Hamate and the Fourth Carpometacarpal Joints: Case Report | B. Rezvani Kakhki, S.R. Ahmadi, M.D. Sharifi, A.M. Hashemian, S.M. Sadrzadeh, B. Zarmehri, R. Akhavan (Iran) W324 Tension Hemothorax in Trauma | A. Rajjeh, M. Kalantari Meibodi, Y. Zeyd, S. Esfandiari (Iran) W325 Risk Factors for Delayed Onset Rhabdomyolysis in Patients with Doxylamine Succinate Overdose | H. Choi, Y. Choi (South Korea) W326 The Importance of Hypertension in the Recognition of Acute Heart Failure | D. Smith (USA) W327 The Role of Radiology in Lisfranc Injuries | O. Ghazanfar (United Kingdom)

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Posters — Wednesday, September 9 W328 Successful Treatment of Acute Colchicine Intoxication from Long-Term Use | S. Nakajima, K. Okuda, K. Takahoko, K. Hayashi, A. Tanpo, M. Nagashima, T. Nishiura, A. Kobayashi, M. Okada, N. Kokita, S. Fujita, K. Shimizu (Japan) W329 Side Effects of Propafenone HCL; Case Report | T. Korkmaz, N. Pekel, S. Yesilaras, D. Oray, C. Ertan (Turkey) W330 Periorbital Subcutanous Emphysema Following Nose Blowing | T. Deniz, F. Bayram (Turkey) W331 An Uncommon Cause of Abdominal Pain in an Adolescent Girl | S. Chua (Singapore ) W332 Biceps Hematoma: A Diagnosis Which Should Be Kept in Mind | Z. Yuzgec, H.S. Saka, A. Demircan (Turkey) W333 Angioedema: Which Do Not Respond to Conventional Treatment | Z. Yuzgec, M.E. Durak, M.R. Tel, F. Bildik (Turkey) W334 Spleen and Kidney Injury Due to Non-Penetrating Gunshot Wound: A Case Report | S. Kaymak, E. Lapsekili, M. Yilmaz, R. Senocak, N. Zeybek, O. Kozak (Turkey) W335 Bowel Injury Due to Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy | O. Hancerliogullari, M. Yilmaz, E. Lapsekili, Z. Kilbas, G. Yagci (Turkey) W336 Non-Surgical Approach in Treatment of Bile Leak After Cholecystectomy: A Case Report | M. Yilmaz, O. Hancerliogullari, I.H. Ozerhan, G. Yagci, S.D. Kahraman (Turkey) W337 Perforation of the Ileum by a Dental Wire: Case Report | E. Bayramov, M. Yilmaz, H. Sahin, E. Lapsekili, O. Hancerliogullari (Turkey) W338 IV Administration of Epinephrine Caused Ventricular Dysrhythmia | Ö. Yigit, U. Cakir, C. Akyol, N. Sayrac (Turkey) W339 Acupuncture in Acute Ankle Injury Preliminary Case Report Emergency Department | N. Tantivesruangdet (Thailand) W340 Fever and Back Pain in a Kindergarten Teacher | K. Stanford (USA) W341 Insulin Treatment of Acute Pancreatitis Cases Due to Hypertrigliseridemia in Emergency Department | I. Uz, E. Ozcete, M. Songur Kodik, Y. Delice, S. Kiyan (Turkey) W342 Isolated Radial Head Anterior Dislocation in Adult: A Rare Case | D. Can, S. Bilge, A.A. Aydin, G. Aydin, Ö. Sezer, S. Akpancar (Turkey) W343 Case of a Meningoencephalitis Admitted with Meaningless Speaking | D. Can, Ö. Sezer, O. Çakir, A.A. Aydin, S. Bilge (Turkey) W344 Simultaneous Bilateral Spontaneous Pneumothorax | Ö. Sezer, I. Arziman, M. Durusu (Turkey) W345 A Rarely Seen Fracture: Hamatum Avulsion Fracture | Ö. Sezer, D. Can, S. Akpancar, M. Üstüner, M. Eryilmaz (Turkey) W346 Bread is it Installed the Throat? | D. Can, Ö. Sezer, A.A. Aydin, S. Bilge, G. Aydin, C. Aydin, M. Eryilmaz (Turkey) W347 Expectoration of Coil Embolization Material | Ö. Sezer, D. Can, M. Eryilmaz (Turkey) W348 Case Report: Superior Mesenteric Artery Syndrome Mimicking Bladder Distension | S. Seol, W. Lee, S. Woo, D. Kim (South Korea)

W350 Acute Budd Chiari Syndrome in a Pediatric Neuroblastoma Patient | D. Santiago-Haddock (Puerto Rico) W351 Hepatorenal Syndrome Secondary to Spontaneous Bacterial Empyema in a Cirrhotic Patient | D. SantiagoHaddock, F. Soto Torres (Puerto Rico)

Posters

W349 Management of Right Main Bronchial Transsection with Double Lumen Endotracheal Tube in Blunt Chest Trauma | S. Seol, W. Lee, S. Woo, D. Kim (South Korea)

W352 Case Report: Low Back Pain, Not Always a Trivial Disease | M. Ripoll Pons, S. Pairdi, A. Bottani, G. Civitavecchia, A. Barraco, G. Ricevuti, A. Voza (Italy) W353 Patient with Weakness in Left Leg and Abdominal Pain: Leriche Syndrome | B. Oktem, H.A. Demir, M. Yazol, M.A. Karamercan (Turkey) W354 A Rare Complication of Abdominal Hernias: Spontaneous Bowel Evisceration | B. Oktem, S. Ulusal, M.A. Karamercan (Turkey) W355 Unexpected Cause of Inverted Takotsubo Cardiomyopathy: Acute Appendicitis in a Young Man | M. MihalceaDanciu, L. Egler, M. Zupan, M. Schaenck, P. Bilbault (France) W356 Chest Pain or Back Pain? | S. Marra, G. Savioli, L. Pagani, F.G. Panizzardi, M. Bonzano, I.F. Ceresa, G. Ricevuti, M.A. Bressan (Italy) W357 The Use of Noninvasive Ventilation in Hypercapnic Coma: Yes We Can | P. Malamani, G. D’antuono, L. Tabbì, M. Soccio, G. Ricevuti (Italy) MEMC-GREAT 2015 JOINT CONGRESSES • SEPTEMBER 5-9, 2015 • ERGIFE PALACE HOTEL-ROME

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Posters — Wednesday, September 9 W358 Danger! Massive Pulmonary Embolism Presenting as Syncope: A Case Report | T. Makker, B. Chang (USA) W359 Acute, Devastating, Cervical Spinal Cord Infarction: A Case Report | T. Makker, D. Leifer, R. Rao (USA) W360 Heparin-Induced Acute Adverse Reaction – Case Report of a Patient With Acute Trauma and a Genetic Predisposition to Thrombotic Events: A Concurrence of Events | S. Leone, G. Cremonesi, F. Catalani, P. Cremonesi (Italy) W361 Dizziness and Headache: Is There a Role of Chest X-Ray in the Investigation of Possible Intracranial Lesions? | M. Lee, F. Zarisfi (Singapore) W362 Cannabis Related Paralytic Ileus: Case Report | S. Yesilaras, T. Korkmaz, S. Ozturk, A. Ugurhan, O. Limon (Turkey) W363 Dressed in a Rash: History is the Key in Thwarting Dress Syndrome | I. Sheth, S. Pothiawala (Singapore) W364 Time is Limb: A Case of Acute Axillary Artery Embolism | I. Sheth, S. Pothiawala, N.G. Yy (Singapore) W365 Giant J (Osborn) Wave Due to Bonsai Abusement | M. Eroglu, M. Yalcin, M. Aparci, Z. Isilak, N. Ozmen (Turkey) W366 Navicular Stress Fracture: A Rare Type of Stress Fracture Occurred in a Child | I. Arziman, M. Erkencigil, M.M. Seven, S. Akpancar, L. Gurer, M. Durusu (Turkey) W367 A Rare Fracture Type that Occurred from an Ankle Sprain: Avulsion Fracture of the Cuboid | I. Arziman, M.M. Seven, L. Gurer, S. Akpancar, M. Erkencigil, M. Durusu (Turkey) W368 Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis: A Rare Orthopedic Emergency | I. Arziman, M.M. Seven, L. Gurer, S. Akpancar, M. Erkencigil, M. Durusu (Turkey) W369 A Rare Case: Newborn Femoral Shaft Fracture in Delivery | Y. Erdem, S. Akpancar, M.H. Gemci, M. Erkencigil, I. Arziman, S.M. Yasar (Turkey) W370 Necrotizing Fasciitis: A Devastating Tissue Infection Could Be Occurred From a Simple Pinprick | Y. Erdem, S. Akpancar, M.H. Gemci, M. Erkencigil, I. Arziman, S.M. Yasar (Turkey) W371 First-Time Patellar Dislocation: Conservative Treatment in Emergency Service | Y. Erdem, S. Akpancar, M.H. Gemci, M. Erkencigil, I. Arziman, S.M. Yasar (Turkey) W372 Delayed Diagnosis of an Intracranial Lesion by a Serial Cranial Magnetic Resonance: Are We on the Safe Side? | A. Denizbasi, E. Salcin, C. Ulubay, O. Onur, S. Eroglu, H. Akoglu (Turkey) W373 Postictal ST Segment Elevation: Is it Possible that Myocardial Infarction? | T. Deniz, M. Koksal, O. Eroglu, U. Aciksoz, F. Coskun (Turkey) W374 A Case of Patent Foramen Ovale and Atrial Septal Aneurism | A. Comaglio, V. Gagliardi, L. Sabbadini, M. Francini, C. Corbellini, M.l. Muiesan (Italy) W375 A Usual Abdominal Pain, With Unusual Findings… | A. Rigatelli, G.A. Soardi, G. Ricci, C. Caroselli (Italy) W376 A Fatal Combination of Situs Inversus, Pregnancy, Cardiac Arrest and Inappropriate Shocks By an Automated External Defibrillator | S. Calle, M. De Leeuw, N. Mpotos, P. Calle (Belgium) W377 Case Report: Spontaneous Rupture of Left Femoral Arterial Pseudoaneurism | A. Bottani, A. Barraco, A. Popovich, S. Paiardi, M. Ripoll Pons, G. Civitavecchia, G. Ricevuti, A. Voza (Italy)

Posters

W378 A Rapid Evolution Head Trauma Case | M. Bonzano, F.G. Panizzardi, S. Marra, L. Pagani, M.A. Bressan, G. Ricevuti (Italy) W379 Digitalis Toxicity | F.G. Panizzardi, M. Bonzano, S. Marra, L. Pagani, M.A. Bressan, G. Ricevuti (Italy) W380 A Rare Diagnosis of Upper Abdomen: Splenic Cyst Hydatid | G. Berikol, G. Berikol, Y. Kurucay, M.S. Yurdakul, T. Önge (Turkey) W381 Can Mild Head Injury Cause Ischaemic Stroke in Children? | S. Eraybar Pozam, G. Torun, O. Aydin, Y. Kati, Y. Nencioglu (Turkey) W382 Traumatic Pneumorrhachis | I. Aydin, Y. Yuzbasioglu, C. Elgormus, R. Avcu, A. Ozhasenekler (Turkey) W383 Assessment of Aerophagia in the Emergency Department | N. Salman, O. Er, O. Tezel (Turkey)

Group F

Toxicology/Environmental Injury

T243 Cell Toxicity and Pain Response for Toxin of C. Pacifica | Y. Kang, S. Jung, Y. Yang (South Korea)

Group F

Internal Medicine (General), Nephrology, and Endocrine

T212 A Randomized Controlled Trial of Listening to Live Sax Music for Haemodialysis Patients | F. Burrai, V. Micheluzzi (Italy

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Author Index A, F............................................................................................ O-J22

Alimohammadi, H.....................................................................P-M12

A, W......................................................................................... P-T254

Almass Ahmad, A..................................................................... O-T77

Abadias Medrano, MJ............................................................P-W275

Almweisheer, A......................................................................... O-T77

Abbashar, D...............................................................................O-T71

Aloui, A.....................................................................................P-M82

Abdollahi, M...............................................................................O-T84

Alp, H........................................................................................ O-T86

Abed Rad, M............................................................................O-M46

Alp, MI...................................................................................... O-T86

Abia González, J......................................................P-M103, P-M104

Alpdogan, O........................................................... P-W281, P-W282

Acar, YA.................................................................................... P-M71

Alpert, A................................................................................. P-W283

Acele, S................................................................................... P-T246

Alshahrani, B............................................................................ O-T77

Aciksari, K................................................................................ P-M19

Alshlewi, A................................................................................ O-T77

Aciksoz, U..............................................................................P-W373

Alsoodany, M............................................................P-T187, P-W270

Acquistapace, G...................................................................... P-T255

Alsukaity, N..............................................O-W106, O-W107, P-W301

Adduchio, G..................................................................P-M39, P-M42

Alwood, S..................................................................... O-T80, O-J21

Adkins, B...........................................................O-T56, O-T60, O-J10

Amadoro, V..............................................................................P-M83

Afshar, A.................................................................................. P-T202

Ambrosio Carrasco, L.............................................. P-M103, P-M104

Ageib, D...................................................................... P-M97, P-T254

Amini, M....................................................................................P-M22

Agostinelli, D............................................................ O-W98, O-W100

Amiri, H........................................... O-M37, O-M38, O-M39, O-W111

Agrait Gonzalez, M..................................................P-W316, P-W317

Ammar, R....................................................................P-M88, P-T132

Agu, I....................................................................................... P-T218

Amsterdam, E........................................................................... O-T85

Aguglia, G.................................................................................. O-J17

Anbari, E................................................................................. P-M116

Aguilera Luque, J..................................................................... P-M70

Anderson, C............................................................................P-T158

Ahmadi, A...............................................................................P-W321

Andolsi, O................................................. O-W97, O-W108, O-W109

Ahmadi, M...............................................................................P-M119

Angulo Amigo, J.................................................................... P-W272

Ahn, KO................................................................................... P-T222

Anton Ladislao, A................................................................... P-W272

Ahn, R...................................................................................... P-M72

Anton, X........................................................................O-T71, O-T72

Ahn, S..................O-M20, P-M60, P-M72, P-T217, P-W267, P-W304

Antonio Iglessias Vázquez, J....................................P-T174, P-T175

Ahn, SY................................................................................... P-T240

Aouni, H.................................................................................... O-T52

Ajani, A.................................................................................... P-T141

Aparci, M............................................................................... P-W365

Ak, A......................................................................................... P-M85

Apollinari, A............................................................................ P-W296

Ak, R......................................P-M85, P-M86, P-M92, P-M95, P-M96, P-T156, P-T157, P-T206, P-T207, P-T219, P-T251, P-T252, P-T253, P-W271, P-W298, P-W307

Arab Bafarani, S....................................................................O-W132

Akgul Karadana, G.................................................................. P-T139 Akgun, FS................................................................. P-T155, P-W288 Akhavan, R.............................................................................P-W323 Akinci, M................................................................................... P-M85 Akoglu, EU............................................................................... P-M92 Akoglu, H.................................................................. P-T180, P-W372 Akpancar, S..........................P-W342 , P-W345 , P-W366 , P-W367 , P-W368 , P-W369 , P-W370 , P-W371

Arafa, M..................................... O-W97, O-W108, O-W109, P-W274 Aranda Aguilar, F..................................................... P-M103, P-M104 Arbelaez, C..................................................................................O-J9 Arcaris, B................................................................O-W130, O-W131 Ariyoshi, K.......................................................................O-M7, Top 4 Arno, G..................................................................................... O-T61 Arora, S....................................................................................O-M11 Ars, E...........................................................P-M13, P-T139, P-W287 Arslan, G..................................................................................P-M87

Akpinar, AA..................................P-T211 , P-T246 , P-T247 , P-T248

Arslan, S..................................................................................P-T239

Aksut, N................................................................................... P-T203

Arslan, Y...................................................................................P-M71

Aktas, C....................................................... P-M13, P-T139, P-W287

Artusi, N....................................................................................P-M44

Akyol, C...................................................................P-W286, P-W338

Arvanitakis, D............................................................P-T149, P-T150

Akyol, T...................................................................................P-W279

Arziman, I....... P-T162, P-T163, P-T166, P-T167, P-W344, P-W366, P-W367, P-W368, P-W369, P-W370, P-W371

Al Rahbi, D.............................................................................. P-T142 Alagappan, K..........................................................................P-W385 Alberston, T...............................................................................O-T85 Alfaraj, D....................................................................................O-T68 Al-Hajeri, A....................................................P-M69, P-M109, P-T169 Al-Hajj Chehadeh, A................................................. P-M107, P-T245 Alhubashi, A............................................................ O-W106, O-W107 Ali Altunci, Y.............................................................................. P-M51 Ali, A........................................................................................ P-T216 Ali, Z..........................................................................................O-T91

Asadi, P................................................................................... O-M19 Asgarzadeh, S...........................................................P-T199, P-T200 Ashkar, J....................................................... P-M49, P-T129, P-T230 Ashraf, M................................................................. P-M127, P-M128 Ashrafi, M..............................................................................O-W136 Asik, O.....................................................................................P-T239 Aslan, H................................................................................. P-W287 Asnegida................................................................................. O-M45 Asri, A.......................................................................................P-M20

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Author Index Astapenko, D......................................................................... O-W118

Battista, T................................................................................P-T135

Audisio, U................................................................................ O-M16

Bayar, M........................................................... O-M6, P-M78, P-M82

Avanzi, GC........................................P-M15, P-M45, P-M98, P-T215

Bayir, A.........................................................................O-T86, P-M85

Avci, A.......................................................................................P-M85

Baykal, T...................................................................................P-M84

Avcu, R.................................................................................. P-W382

Bayram, F.............................................................................. P-W330

Awbrey, J....................................................................................Top 4

Bayramoglu, A.........................................................................P-T208

Ayaz, AF..................................................................................P-T240

Bayramov, E.......................................................................... P-W337

Ayaz, M.....................................................................................P-M26

Beadle, K....................................................................................Top 4

Aydin, A.....................................................................................P-M13

Becker, B.................................................................................. O-T62

Aydin, A G.............................................................................. P-W287

Bejrova, D............................................................................... P-M110

Aydin, AA................................................. P-W342, P-W343, P-W346

Belhaj Ali, K..............................................................................P-M77

Aydin, AG.................................................................................P-T139

Bellone, A.............................................................................. P-W387

Aydin, C................................................................................. P-W346

Ben Cheikh, M............................................... P-M79, P-M88, P-T132

Aydin, G.................................................................. P-W342, P-W346

Ben Hmida, W.............................................................................O-J8

Aydin, I................................................................................... P-W382

Ben Jrad, G............................................................................. O-M25

Aydin, O................................................................................. P-W381

Ben Kaddour, R....................................................................... O-M24

Aydin, U.................................................................. P-W281, P-W282

Ben Lassoued, M.......................................O-M25, O-W97, O-W108, O-W109, O-W129, P-W274

Aygun, A..................................................................................P-T240 Azaiez, N..................................................................................P-M77 Azam Majeed, M..........................O-W106, O-W107, P-W301, Top 4 Azizi, F......................................................................................P-M26 Azizkhani, R................................. O-W105, P-M7, P-W257, P-W321 Azouzi, A.........................................................................O-J8, P-M82 Baba, M...................................................................................P-T234 Babcock, C................................................................................O-J16 Babuin, L..................................................................................P-M44 Badariene, J................................................................. O-T49, O-J12 Bae, KS...................................................................................P-T170

Ben Mabrouk, F...........................................................................O-J5 Ben Yahya, A............................................................................. O-M6 Benaron, D............................................................. P-W268, P-W269 Bennouri, I.............................................................................O-W129 Berardi, C................................................................... O-M14, O-M18 Bergamann, A...........................................................................P-M39 Bergmann, A............................................................................ O-M18 Berikol, G............................................................................... P-W380 Bermudez Torrente, A...............................................................P-M89 Bernardez Otero, M...................................P-M102, P-M103, P-M104 Besharati, M.......................................................................... P-W312

Baez, AA....................................................... O-M21, O-M29, O-M34, O-T79, O-T92, O-W96, O-W128

Beslioglu, N.............................................................................P-T203

Baggiani, M........................................................................... P-W295

Beunza, M............................................................................... O-M15

Bailey, B.................................................................................... O-T83

Bianchetti, A........................................................................... P-W292

Baker, J...................................................................................P-T138

Bianchi, AM........................................................................... P-W387

Baker, K................................................................................. O-W119

Bianchi, G.............................................................................. P-W297

Baker, O...................................................................................P-M53

Bianchi, L............................................................................... P-W293

Bal, U.......................................................................................P-T234

Bicakci, S.................................................................................P-T211

Balaban, B..............................................................................P-M120

Bicer, T.....................................................................................P-M84

Balciunas, M................................................................. O-T49, O-J12

Bidaro Zerehpoosh, F...............................................................P-M12

Baldrighi, M.............................................................................P-T215

Bilal, S..................................................................................... O-M35

Balhara, KS..................................................................O-T71, O-T72

Bilbault, P.............................................................................. P-W355

Banala, SR............................................................................ P-W385

Bildik, F.................................................................................. P-W333

Baran, H...................................................................................P-M85

Bilello, L........................................................................O-T69, O-T70

Baratloo, A.....................................O-M41, O-M43, O-M45, O-W132, O-J19, P-T198, P-W310

Bilge, S.................................................... P-W342, P-W343, P-W346

Bari, E.........................................................................................P-M6

Bizzotto, C............................................... P-W293, P-W294, P-W295

Barnett, G................................................................................. O-T76 Barnett, K................................................................................. O-T56 Barnhart, B.................................................................. O-M42, O-T89 Barraco, A............................................................... P-W352, P-W377 Barreuro Díaz, M......................................................................P-M70 Bartoli, C...................................................................................P-M47 Barton, M............................................................................... P-W306 Basirghafouri, H.............................. O-M37, O-M38, O-M39, O-W111 Batt, A.......................................................... P-M69, P-M109, P-T169

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Battista, S................................................................................ O-M16

Attia, M..................................................................................O-W126

Binda, E.................................................................. P-W293, P-W295 Blanckaert, P.............................................................. O-T61, P-T209 Bobrow, B.................................................................... O-M42, O-T89 Bock, B..................................................................................... O-T62 Boghitoiu, D.............................................................................. O-T78 Bogue, B................................................................................ O-W119 Bohane, M................................................................P-T190, P-W299 Boma, N................................................................................... P-M11 Bongiovanni, C...........................................................P-M43, P-T177

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Author Index Bonomi, L.............................................................................. P-W293

Carnovale, M......................................................................... P-W293

Bonzano, M...................P-M58, P-T179, P-W356, P-W378, P-W379

Caroselli, C............................................................................ P-W375

Boonsri, C................................................................................P-T131

Carr, S...................................................................................... O-T87

Borhan, F...................................................................P-M37, P-W313

Carstea, A................................................................................P-T191

Bottani, A................................................................ P-W352, P-W377

Casado Florez, I...................................................... P-M103, P-M104

Boudreaux, E............................................................................ O-T62

Casal Sánchez, A....................................... P-M103, P-T174, P-T175

Boukadida, L.................................... O-W122, O-J5, P-M77, P-M114, P-T216, P-W258, P-W290

Casarotti, A...............................................................................P-M44

Boukef, R......................................... O-W122, O-J5, P-M77, P-M114, P-T216, P-W258, P-W290 Bousselmi, W................................................. O-M24, O-J8, O-Pm81 Boussen, M.............................................................................P-T132 Bracchitta, L........................................................................... P-W296 Bradley, D................................................................................P-T386 Brady, F................................................................................. P-W313 Brazil, EV............................................................................... P-W299 Brent, J................................................................O-J1, O-J7, P-T223 Bressan, MA..................P-M58, P-T179, P-W356, P-W378, P-W379 Bridgeman, T...........................................................................P-T386 Brody, A....................................................................................P-M36 Broughall, M.......................................................................... P-W313 Brown, S..................................................................................P-T218 Browne, C.............................................................................. P-W313 Bucci, C....................................................................................P-M41 Buis, L.......................................................................................P-M36 Buke, AC.................................................................................P-T153 Burkholder, T........................................................................... O-M32 Burrai, F...................................................................................P-T212 Burstein, J............................................................................. O-W116 Buscaglia, E..............................................................P-T235, P-T238 Bustamante, N.............................................................................O-J9 Butnaru, E................................................................................ O-T59 Butts, C.................................................................................. P-W306 Buyukkal, M.............................................................................P-T251 Byers, M..................................................................................P-T146 Caetano, BT............................................................................P-T181 Cakir, O................................................................................. P-W343 Cakir, U................................................................... P-W286, P-W338 Calandrella, C..........................................................................P-T168 Calderon, Y......................................................O-M9, O-M12, P-T205 Calle, P..............................................O-T61, O-T63, O-T64, P-W376 Calle, PAA................................................................................P-T209 Calle, S........................................................ O-T64, P-T209, P-W376 Callerova, J................................................................ O-J11, P-M100 Campanario Precht, BL............................................................P-M98 Campanini, F............................................................................P-M94 Can, D....................... P-W342, P-W343, P-W345, P-W346, P-W347 Canabal Berlanga, R............................................... P-M103, P-M104 Canacik, O................................................................................P-M18 Canobbio, L........................................................................... P-W293 Canovi, S...............................................................................O-W134 Capiaghi, E............................................................................ P-W387 Caputo, M................................................................................ O-M29 Cardelli, P.... O-M14, O-M15, P-M40, P-M41, P-M42, P-M43, P-M83 Carlotti, G..................................................................................O-J17

Cassara, M................................................................P-T164, P-T168 Castello, LM.................................................. P-M45, P-M98, P-T215 Castello, ML..............................................................................P-M15 Casuale, V............................................................................. P-W294 Catalani, F..................................................P-T134, P-T165, P-W360 Catalano, L..............................................................................P-T136 Cavalieri, L................................................................................P-M39 Cavazza, M...................................O-T82, O-W95, O-W98, O-W100, O-W102, O-W134, P-M76, P-W297 Celic, V.................................................................................... O-M15 Celik, T....................................................................................P-T232 Celutkiene, J................................................................. O-T49, O-J12 Ceravolo, M........................................................................... P-W296 Ceresa, IF....................................................P-M58, P-T179, P-W356 Cerna Parizkova, R............................................................... O-W118 Cerny, V......................................................................O-W118, O-J11 Cha, KC......................................................................P-M21, P-T233 Cha, W..................................................................................O-W121 Cha, YS......................................................................P-M21, P-T233 Chaabeni, G.................................................... O-M6, O-W99, P-M81 Chacon, K........................................................O-M9, O-M12, P-T205 Chakravarthy, B..........................................................................P-M3 Chan, E.....................................................................P-M37, P-W313 Chan, G....................................................................................P-M37 Chan, S................................................................................. P-W262 Chang, B............................................................................... P-W358 Chang, CH...............................................................................P-T148 Chang, I...................................................................................P-T186 Chang, IH.............................................................................. P-W284 Chardoli, M..................................... O-M37, O-M38, O-M39, O-W111 Charles, M............................................................................. P-W318 Chayan Zas, L..........................................................................P-M70 Chbili, N..................................................... P-M114, P-T172, P-W258 Chebili, N..................................................................P-T216, P-W290 Chen, G...................................................................................P-T225 Chen, S............. P-T143, P-T143, P-T144, P-T144, P-T225, P-T225 Chen, SU.................................................................................P-T148 Cheng, P........................................ P-T143, P-T144, P-T148, P-T225 Chi, BH.................................................................................. P-W284 Chiara, F......................................................P-T236, P-T237, P-T238 Chiboub, S......................................................................O-J8, P-M78 Chih, P....................................................................................P-M121 Chikani, V.................................................................... O-M42, O-T89 Chkir, M............................................................O-M6, O-T52, O-W99 Cho, J.....................................................................................P-M108 Cho, JH............... O-M22, O-M23, P-T194, P-T195, P-T196, P-T197 Choa, M...................................................................................P-T147

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Author Index Choi, B................................................................................... P-W285

Dalla Giacoma, G.................................................................. P-W295

Choi, H........................................P-T228, P-T250, P-W309, P-W325

Dalla Vecchia, C..........................................................P-M2, P-W260

Choi, I......................................................................................P-T250

Damen, J......................................................................O-T63, O-T64

Choi, J.....................................................................................P-T242

D’Angelo, J..............................................................................P-T164

Choi, JY...................................................................................P-T181

D’Antuono, G..............................................P-T204, P-T214, P-W357

Choi, Y......................................................................P-T228, P-W325

Darocki, M.............................................................. P-W268, P-W269

Chon, S...................................................................................P-T140

Das, B.........................................................P-W305, P-M93, P-W312

Choudhury, S......................................................................... P-W291

Davlantes, E.............................................................. O-T81, P-W314

Christos, S.............................................................................O-W103

Davood Sharifi, M.................................... P-W259, P-W319, P-W323

Chua, S................................................................................. P-W331

Dawood, K................................................................................P-M36

Chung, H S..............................................................................P-T147

De Araujo Porto, PB.................................................................P-M98

Ciarambino, T............................................................P-T135, P-T136

De Barardinis, B............................... P-M98, O-M18, P-M41, P-T177

Cimilli Ozturk, T.................P-M95, P-M96, P-T156, P-T157, P-T206, P-T207, P-T219, P-T253, P-W271, P-W298, P-W307

De Graeve, K....................................................O-T61, O-T63, O-T64

Cimpoesu, D..................................................... O-M8, O-M17, O-T59 Civitavecchia, G..................................................... P-W352, P-W377 Clark, J.................................................................................. P-W262 Coccini, T....................................................... P-T235, P-236, P-T238 Cochon, L.O-M21, O-M29, O-M34, O-T79, O-T92, O-W96, O-W128 Codognotto, M..........................................................................P-M98 Cogan, L................................................................................ P-W299 Colla, J...........................................................................O-M1, P-218 Collins, N..................................................................................P-M37 Colombo, GM............................................................................O-J17 Colombo, R........................................................................... P-W294 Colomina Rodriguez, J................................................ P-M32, P-M34 Colonetti, E..............................................................................P-T249 Comaglio, A..............................................................P-T249, P-W374 Conti, F.................................................................................. P-W296 Cook, R....................................................................P-T189, P-W266 Corbellini, C........................................................................... P-W374 Corbett-Detig, J...................................................... P-W268, P-W269 Corlade Andrei, M.......................................................... O-M8, O-T59 Cornelis, C....................................................................O-T63, O-T64 Corral Torres, E....................................................... P-M103, P-M104 Cortile, I...................................................................................P-T135 Cortini, E....................................................................P-T237, P-T238 Coskun, AK.................................................................P-M16, P-T221 Coskun, F.............................................................................. P-W373 Cotelli, MS...............................................................................P-T204 Courage, C..............................................................................P-T141 Cowan, E.........................................................O-M9, O-M12, P-T205

De Santiago, J....................................................................... P-W317 de Wit, R.................................................................................. O-M31 Dedovic, V.................................................................... O-T48, O-J13 Degoricija, V..............................................................................O-J18 Dehghani, M............................................................................P-T183 Del Rios, M................................................................................ O-M1 Del Vecchio, B....................................................................... P-W297 Del Vecchio, LR.........................................................................O-J17 Delavar Kasmaei, H....................................................O-J19, P-T198 Delice, Y................................................................................ P-W341 Dell, W...................................................................................O-W104 Della Rocca, F..........................................................................P-M44 Demir, A..................................................................... P-M52, P-M101 Demir, H...................................................................................P-T253 Demir, HA.............................................................................. P-W353 Demir, K....................................................................................P-M85 Demircan, A........................................................................... P-W332 Deniz, T.................................................................. P-W330, P-W373 Denizbasi, A................................................P-T176, P-T180, P-W372 Denninghoff, K............................................................. O-M42, O-T89 Derlet, R................................................................................... O-T85 Deshpande, AR.....................................................................O-W128 Devriese, D............................................................................... O-T61 Devrimsel Dogan, D.................................................... P-M10, P-M84 Dhindsa, D................................................................... O-M30, O-T73 Dhindsa, H................................................................. O-W119, O-J14 Di Sette, A................................................................................P-T136

Cremonesi, P.............................................................P-T152, P-T165

Di Somma, S...................... O-M13, O-M14, O-M15, O-M18, O-M26, P-M39, P-M40, P-M41, P-M42, P-M43, P-M47, P-M47, P-M83, P-M98, P-T177

Crevani, M..................................... P-T235, P-T236, P-T237, P-T238

Dickason, R.............................................................................. O-T91

Cristiu, O...................................................................... P-M23, P-M27

Dicken, J................................................................................O-W130

Cristofano, F.............................................................................P-M83

Dikme, O...................................................................P-T139, P-W287

Cuenca Torres, M..............................P-M29, P-M30, P-M31, P-M33, P-M34, P-M35, P-M38, P-M118

Direk, EC................................................................... P-T211, P-T246

Cremonesi, G................. P-T134, P-T152, P-T165, P-T220, P-W360

Cuenca, M................................................................................P-M32 Cummins, F................................................. P-M69, P-M109, P-T169 Cusack, J...............................................................................O-W125 Cusack, R..............................................................................O-W125 Cusack, S............................................................... O-W125, P-M125

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De Leeuw, M......................................................................... P-W376 De Paepe, P.....................................................O-T61, O-T63, O-T64

Disel, NR....................................... P-T211, P-T246, P-T247, P-T248 Djebbi, O..................................................................O-M25, O-W129 Dogan, M..................................................................... P-M10, P-M84 Doganay, F........................................P-M86, P-M92, P-M95, P-M96, P-T157, P-T206, P-T207, P-T219, P-T251, P-T252, P-T253, P-W271, P-W307

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Author Index Doh, HH..................................................................... O-T57, O-W110

Eyi, YE........................................... P-T162, P-T163, P-T166, P-T167

Dokoza Teresak, S....................................................................O-J18

Eyinc, Y........................................................ P-M92, P-T251, P-T252

Dönmez, H................................................................ P-M52, P-M101

Fabris, E................................................................. P-W315, P-W320

Dorrance, M..............................................................................P-M93

Falcón, J.....................................................................................P-M9

Doty, C...................................................................................... O-T56

Farah, R...................................................................................P-M79

Drew, RL.................................................................... O-T74, O-W113

Farber, N..................................................................................P-M25

Drogett, S.................................................................................P-M34

Farina, G..................................................................................P-M76

Druck, J.................................................................................... O-T55

Farrelly, B.............................................................................. O-W113

Dubosh, N....................................................................O-T69, O-T70

Farzaneh, B........................................................................... P-W257

Dumea, M.................................................................................. O-M8

Fehri, W.................................................................................O-W108

Dunne, T.....................................................................O-W93, O-W94

Feroze, A................................................................................P-M123

Durak, M E............................................................................ P-W333

Ferraiuolo, C............................................................................P-T137

Durusu, M................................. P-W344, P-W366, P-W367, P-W368

Ferrari, R..................... O-W95, O-W98, O-W100, O-W102, O-W134

Duvvi, V...................................................................................P-T205

Figueroa, S............................................................................... O-T72

Dymond, C..............................................................................P-T138

Filippi, V................................................................................. P-W293

Ebrahim Zadeh, M.................................................................O-W105

Finefrock, D.............................................................................. O-T55

Ecmel Onur, O..................... P-M10, P-M86, P-M95, P-M96, P-T156, P-T157, P-T206, P-T207, P-T219, P-T251, P-T252, P-T253, P-W271, P-W298, P-W307

Fink, B........................................................................... P-M46, Top 4

Ecmel, O..................................................................................P-T176 Edlow, J................................................................................. O-W116 Egberink, R.............................................................................. O-M31 Eghbali, A................................................................................P-T213 Egler, L.................................................................................. P-W355 Eisenhauer, M..........................................................................P-M68 El Heni, N................................................................................ O-M24 El Sayed, M..............................................................P-M107, P-T245 El Zahran, T.............................................................................P-T245 Elgormus, C........................................................................... P-W382 Elheni, N..................................................................... O-W99, P-M78 Elouafi, N..................................................................... P-M79, P-M88 Elrefaie, A...................................................................................P-M3 Emre Arik, Y..............................................................................P-M17 Engelbrecht, A.........................................................................P-T244 Er, O...................................................................................... P-W383 Eraybar Pozam, S................................................................. P-W381 Erdem, Y.................................................. P-W369, P-W370, P-W371 Erkan Aydin, I..........................................................................P-T201 Erkencigil, M...............................P-T166, P-T167, P-W366, P-W367, P-W368, P-W369, P-W370, P-W371

Fiotti, N.....................................................................................P-M45 Fisher, J........................................................................O-T69, O-T70 Flores Blanco, P.......................................................................P-M89 Floridi, F................................................................................... O-M15 Foley, J.................................................................................... O-M44 Fontane, E................................................................................ O-T47 Fontoura, R........................................................................... P-W318 Formisano, F...........................................................................P-T137 Forni, J.................................................................................. P-W293 Forno, D.................................................................................. O-M16 Forouzanfar, MM..........................O-M41, O-M43, O-W132, P-W310 Francini, M............................................................................. P-W374 Francois, H...................................................................O-T63, O-T64 Frank, S.....................................................................................O-J18 Freiberger, T.............................................................................P-M80 Frigerio, S.............................................................................. P-W293 Fujita, S................................................................................. P-W328 Funda, A...................................................................................P-M51 Furuya, D..................................................................... P-M24, P-M59 Gagliardi, V............................................................................ P-W374 Gaither, J..................................................................... O-M42, O-T89 Gallardo Rebollal, MS........................................................... P-W272

Eroglu, M............................................................................... P-W365

Galluzzo, C.............................................................................. O-M16

Eroglu, O............................................................................... P-W373

Gammoudi, M................................................................O-M5, P-M82

Eroglu, S...................................................................P-T180, P-W372

Gangii, N................................................................................. O-M19

Ersoz, N................................................... P-W273, P-W277, P-W280

Ganti, L.................................................................................... O-M21

Ertan, C.......................P-T155, P-W281, P-W282, P-W288, P-W329

Garber, D.................................................................................. O-T85

Eryigit, H...................................................................................P-M19

Garbi, M.....................................................................P-T236, P-T237

Eryigit, U..................................................................................P-T203

Garcia Bermejo, P.............................P-M29, P-M30, P-M31, P-M32, P-M33, P-M35, P-M38, P-M118

Eryilmaz, M.............................................. P-W345, P-W346, P-W347 Escribano, E............................................................................ O-M15 Esfandiari, S...........P-M4, P-M28, P-M74, P-T159, P-T183, P-W324 Esfer, B....................................................................................P-T234 Esquer Peris, MJ......................................................................P-M30 Essid, J.................................................O-M5, O-M24, O-T52, P-M78 Eustice, E................................................................................. O-T83 Evoy, D.................................................................................... O-M44

Garcia Gutierrez, S................................................................ P-W272 García Ochoa Blanco, M........................................................P-M104 Garmilla Ezquerra, P................................................................P-M33 Gavridakis, G.............................................................P-T149, P-T150 Gavrila, V.................................................................................P-T191 Gemci, MH............................................... P-W369, P-W370, P-W371 Gerard, D..................................................................................P-M68

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Hadas, I................................................................................. P-W283

Geyser, MM.............................................................................P-T244

Hadj Ali, MA................................................................. O-W122, O-J5

Ghazali, H............................................. O-M5, O-M6, O-M24, O-T52, O-W99, O-J8, P-M78, P-M81, P-M82

Haghighat, M...........................................................................P-T183

Ghazanfar, O................................................................O-J4, P-W327 Giampreti, A................................... P-T235, P-T236, P-T237, P-T238 Giannouli, V...............................................................P-T192, P-T193 Giesler, L.................................................................................P-T141 Gilleece, A................................................................................P-M37 Gil-Tomás, JJ............................................................................P-M34 Giordano, M...............................................................P-T135, P-T136 Giovannetti, G............................................................................Top 4 Gisbert Pérez, I........................................................................P-M35 Go, J........................................................................................P-T233 Gogaert, S................................................................................ O-T61 Gokengin, D............................................................................P-T153 Gokhan, S................................................................................P-M17 Göksu, E....................................................... P-M87, P-M90, P-W265 Golshani, K.................... O-W105, P-M7, P-W257, P-W259, P-W321 Gomez Molina, M.....................................................................P-M89 Gomis Baldoví, S......................................................................P-M35 Gori, C......................................................................................P-M43 Gori, CS...................................................................................P-T177 Gorordo Unzueta, MI............................................................. P-W272 Gortan, M.............................................................................. P-W294 Gozu, A...................................................................................... O-M3 Grant, W................................................................................O-W127 Greco, M..................................................................................P-T220 Greene, M................................................................................ O-T60 Greenslade, J..........................................................................P-T138 Grier, G....................................................................................P-T146 Grignaschi, A............................................................................ O-T82 Grigoriou, K...............................................................P-T149, P-T150 Grossman, S......................................................................... O-W116 Guanziroli, M......................................................................... P-W387 Gudelis, M............................................................................. P-W275 Guerbouj, I............................................................................... O-M25 Guerini, C.............................................................................. P-W294 Guermazi, Z................................................... P-M79, P-M88, P-T132 Guerrero Espejo, A...................................................................P-M32 Guerrini, S................................................................. O-T82, P-W297 Guglielmana, BK.....................................................................P-T179 Guglielmelli, E...........................................................................O-J17 Gulati, A.................................................................................O-W124 Gunduz, A................................................................................P-T240 Guner, M................................................................................ P-W277 Gunes Ozaydin, M.................................................................... O-T51 Guneysel, O............................................................................. O-T51 Gurer, L.................................................... P-W366, P-W367, P-W368 Gurley, K.................................................................. O-W116, P-T188 Gustafsson, M........................................................................... O-M1 Guttenburg, M.........................................................................P-T164 Ha, S..................................................................................... P-W285 Habib, A.................................. O-T87, O-W138, O-J2, O-J6, P-W308

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Haghshenas, A....................................................................... P-M115 Hagui, M................................................................................O-W129 Haik, J......................................................................................P-M25 Halvaie, Z................................................................................. O-T84 Hammami, R.............................. O-W97, O-W108, O-W109, P-W274 Hancerliogullari, O.................................................. P-W335, P-W336 Hartmann, O................................................................O-M18, P-M39 Hashemi, B........................O-M41, O-M43, O-M45, P-T198, P-W310 Hashemian, S.............................................................P-M57, P-T154 Haskins, B................................................... P-M69, P-M109, P-T169 Hassan, T................................................................................. O-T71 Hata, N............................................................................O-M7, Top 4 Hatamabadi, H.........................................................................P-M22 Hatten, B.............................................................O-J1, O-J7, P-T223 Hautekiet, A......................................................O-T61, O-T63, O-T64 Hayashi, K............................................................................. P-W328 Hayashi, T..................................................................................Top 4 Hedayati, O............................................................................. O-M19 Heidari Moghadam, S.............................................................. O-M46 Heidari, K............................................................................... P-W257 Heinert, S................................................................................P-T218 Helbling, A..................................................................................Top 4 Hermoso Gadeo, F.................................................. P-M103, P-M104 Herskovitz, S................................................................ O-J21, O-T80 Hickerson, W.............................................................................O-J10 Hill, P........................................................................................ O-T72 Hoffman, B...............................................................................P-T188 Hoffman, R............................................................................... O-T76 Hong, KJ..................................................................................P-T222 Hossein, M...............................................................................P-M20 Hosseini Kasnavieh, S................... O-M37, O-M38, O-M39, O-W111 Hruby, C................................................................................. P-W294 Hsiao, Y......................................... P-T143, P-T144, P-T148, P-T225 Hsieh, YH................................................................................. O-T71 Hsu, L......................................................................................P-T218 Hu, C........................................................................... O-M42, O-T89 Huang, Y.................................................................................... O-M2 Hude, P.....................................................................................P-M80 Hunter, C....................................................................................Top 4 Hur, M......................................................................... O-M13, O-M26 Hwang, SO.................................................................P-M21, P-T233 Ibn Hassine, N.............. P-M114, P-T172, P-T216, P-W258, P-W290 Icme, F......................................................................................P-M17 Iglesias Vazquez, J.......................P-M70, P-M102, P-M103, P-M104 Ilginer, MT................................................................................P-T211 Imam, S......................................................................................Top 4 Impellizzeri, M...........................................................................P-M47 Inallu, S...................................................................................P-T183 Ince, L.................................................................................... P-W280 Ince, M....................... P-W273, P-W277, P-W278, P-W279, P-W280 Isilak, Z.................................................................................. P-W365

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Karaca, Y.....................................................P-T203, P-T239, P-T240

Iwadate, K...............................................................................P-T231

Karakoc, E.................................................................P-T247, P-T248

Izquierdo Soriano, JV...............................................................P-M29

Karamercan, MA..................................................... P-W353, P-W354

Jabri, R................................................. O-M5, O-M6, O-W99, P-M82

Karanlik, MG............................................................................P-T247

Jacobson, K..............................................................................O-M11

Karaoglu, E...............................................................................P-M17

Jakstaite, AM................................................................ O-T49, O-J12

Karatas, M...............................................................................P-T203

Jalil, A..........................................................................................O-J2

Karoui, MN................................................................P-T172, P-T216

James, F................................................................................... O-T54

Karsli, E....................................................................................P-M18

Jang, D........................................................................ P-M66, P-M67

Kartal, M...................................................................................P-M90

Jangjou, A................................................................................P-T184

Kashani, P...............................................................................P-T202

Janssens, K............................................................... O-T74, O-W113

Kasikci, OH..............................................................................P-T180

Jaoudi, A..................................................................................P-T172

Kaskovagheorgescu, A............................................................ O-M44

Jazarevic, S.............................................................................. O-T91

Kati, Y.................................................................................... P-W381

Jbeli, E...................................................................................O-W129

Kato, H....................................................................................P-T231

Jebali, C....................... P-M114, P-T172, P-T216, P-W258, P-W290

Katz, K...................................................................................... O-T83

Jebri, R..........................................O-M24, O-M25, O-W97, O-W108, O-W109, O-W129, P-W274

Kaya, FO............................................................................... P-W288

Jeffel, T........................................................................................O-J5 Jefferies, G................................................................P-M37, P-W313 Jennings, E............................................................................... O-T62 Jeon, W...................................................................................P-T242 Jeon, WC...................................................................P-T181, P-T185 Jeong, J....................................................................................P-M99 Jeong, S........................................................ P-M65, P-M67, P-T222 Jerbi, A...................................................................... O-W122, P-M77 Ji, M......................................................................................... O-M13 Joo, Y....................................................................................O-W121 Jovanovic, L.................................................................. O-T48, O-J13 Joy, T.......................................................................................P-T146 Juarbe Rivera, L.............................................................O-T67, P-M9 Judge, B......................................................................................O-J7 Juengsiragulwit, J....................................................................P-T224 Jung, GH..................................................................................P-M73 Jung, J.....................................................................................P-T186 Jung, R.................................................................................. P-W285 Jung, S....................................................................................P-T243 Jung, Y.....................................................................................P-M99 Jung, YH..................................................................................P-T170 Jus, A....................................................................... P-M105, P-M106 Juyeon, H.................................................................................P-M91 Kacem, W.................................................................................P-M77 Kaddechi, R.................................................................................O-J5 Kadivar, MR.............................................................................P-T184 Kahraman, H...........................................................................P-T153 Kahraman, S D...................................................................... P-W336 Kalantari Meibodi, M.............P-M4, P-M28, P-M74, P-T183, P-W324 Kaldirim, U.............................................................. P-W273, P-W277 Kallel, I......................................................................................P-M88 Kamaras, G............................................................................. O-M10 Kang, K.....................................................................................P-M65 Kang, Y....................................................................................P-T243 Kaplan, A............................................................................... P-W265 Kara, H.........................................................................O-T86, P-M85 Karabuga, T............................................................ P-W281, P-W282

Kayis, D....................................................................................P-M51 Kayis, SA..................................................................................P-M85 Kaymak, S....................................P-M16, P-T221, P-W279, P-W334 Kazan, V.......................................................................P-T173, Top 4 Kazzi, A...................................................................................P-M107 Kazzi, Z....................................................... O-T81, P-T245, P-W314 Keller, S.....................................................................O-W115, P-M56 Kerkeni, W..............................................................................P-M126 Kesapli, M.............................................................................. P-W286 Keyvanara, M......................................................................... P-M117 Khan, F................................. O-T88, O-W138, O-J6, O-J15, P-W308 Khan, M....................................................................................P-M68 Khatami, M.................................................................................P-M7 Khila, O...................................... O-W97, O-W108, O-W109, P-W274 Ki Jung, H.................................................................................P-M91 Kilbas, Z.................................................. P-W273, P-W278, P-W335 Kim, CH...................................................................................P-T170 Kim, CW...................................................................................P-M73 Kim, D......................................................................................P-T186 Kim, D.................................................................................... P-W348 Kim, D.................................................................................... P-W349 Kim, G......................................................................................P-T227 Kim, H...................................................................................... O-M13 Kim, H.......................................................................................P-M21 Kim, H......................................................................................P-T181 Kim, H......................................................................................P-T242 Kim, H......................................................................................P-T242 Kim, HC....................................................................................P-M63 Kim, HJ....................................................................................P-T181 Kim, HY................................................................................. O-W110 Kim, J......................................................................................P-M384 Kim, J........................................................................................P-M67 Kim, J.......................................................................................P-T242 Kim, J..................................................................................... P-W276 Kim, JJ....................................................................................P-M108 Kim, JW................................................................................. P-W284 Kim, JY.....................................................................................P-M65 Kim, JY.....................................................................................P-M66

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Kim, K......................................................................................P-T242

Kraiem, H................................................................................P-T172

Kim, KH...................................................................................P-T181

Krakauer, D.............................................................................. O-T50

Kim, M.....................................................................................P-T242

Krauss, J.........................................................O-M9, O-M12, P-T205

Kim, OH....................................................................................P-M21

Krejci, J.....................................................................................P-M80

Kim, OH...................................................................................P-T233

Krejzar, Z.................................................................................P-T241

Kim, S...................................................................................... O-M33

Krell, C......................................................................................P-M68

Kim, S.......................................................................................P-M66

Krencikova, J.......................................................................... P-M110

Kim, S.......................................................................................P-M67

Kskes, S...................................................................................P-M78

Kim, S......................................................................................P-T147

Kucera, K...................................................................................O-J11

Kim, S......................................................................................P-T240

Kulkarni, M...............................................................................P-M56

Kim, SE....................................................................................P-M73

Kuo, DC................................................................................... O-M35

Kim, SJ....................................................................................P-T233

Kuo, F............................................ P-T143, P-T144, P-T148, P-T225

Kim, T....................................................................................O-W121

Kurtoglu Celik, G.....................................................................P-T201

Kim, T.......................................................................................P-M65

Kurucay, Y............................................................................. P-W380

Kim, T.......................................................................................P-M66

Kwak, H...................................................................................P-T186

Kim, T.......................................................................................P-M66

Kwak, MJ............................................................................... P-W385

Kim, TH.....................................................................................P-M65

Kwon, H....................................................................................P-M21

Kim, TH....................................................................................P-T233

Kwon, J.................................................................................. P-W285

Kim, W................................................................................... P-W285

Kyung Jun, S............................................................................P-M91

Kim, WY....................................................................................P-M60

Labaf, A.................................................................................O-W136

Kim, WY....................................................................................P-M72

Lacasta Garcia, JD................................................................ P-W275

Kim, WY...................................................................................P-T130

Lainu, E...................................................................................P-T179

Kim, WY...................................................................................P-T217

Lalle, I.................................................P-M41, P-M42, P-M83, P-M98

Kim, WY................................................................................. P-W267

Lamba, S............................................................................... O-W115

Kim, WY................................................................................. P-W304

Lamera, A................................................................................P-T249

Kim, Y....................................................................................O-W121

Lamine, K......O-M25, O-W97, O-W108, O-W109, O-W129, P-W274

Kim, Y.......................................................................................P-M60

Langabeer II, J.........................................................................P-M68

Kim, YJ....................................................................................P-T130

Langdorf, M.....................................................O-M36, P-M5, P-T158

Kim, YJ.................................................................................. P-W304

Lange, R................................................................................... O-T85

Kim, YS.................................................................................... O-M22

Langston, A............................................................................... O-T81

Kim, YS.................................................................................... O-M23

Lanzarini, C............................................................O-W102, O-W134

Kim, YS....................................................................................P-T194

Lapsekili, E.....P-M16, P-T221, P-W279, P-W334, P-W335, P-W336

Kim, YS....................................................................................P-T195

Lassalle Orti, M....................................................... P-M103, P-M104

Kim, YS....................................................................................P-T196

Lateef, F................................................................................O-W133

Kim, YS....................................................................................P-T197

Latini, V...................................................................................P-T136

King, B...................................................................................O-W126

Laucevicius, A............................................................... O-T49, O-J12

King, R..................................................................................... O-M32

Laufman, L................................................................................ O-T53

Kiriu, N.....................................................................................P-T231

Laurin, E................................................................................... O-T85

Kitapcioglu, GUL.......................................................................P-M48

Lawlor, L................................................................................ P-W313

Kiyan, S............... P-M48, P-M50, P-M52, P-M101, P-T171, P-W341

Le Priore, E.............................................................................P-T135

Knor, J........................................................................ O-J11, P-M100

Lebus, C................................................................................ P-W291

Ko, BS.........................................................P-M60, P-T217, P-W267

Lee, C.................................................................................... P-W264

Ko, JW......................................................................................P-M72

Lee, D.................................................................................... P-W284

Kobayashi, A.......................................................................... P-W328

Lee, DH....................................................................................P-M73

Kocaturk, AD...........................................................................P-T251

Lee, DK...................................................................................P-T233

Kokita, N................................................................................ P-W328

Lee, HH..................................................................................P-M108

Koksal, M............................................................................... P-W373

Lee, J.......................................................................................P-T185

Koller, A.....................................................................................O-J20

Lee, JH...................................................................... O-T57, O-W110

Korcak, M................................................................................P-T176

Lee, JY......................................................................P-T185, P-T229

Korkmaz, T...............................................P-M120, P-W329, P-W362

Lee, KH......................................................................P-M21, P-T233

Korkut, S..................................................................................P-T180

Lee, M................................................................................... P-W361

Kostelnik, B.............................................................................. O-T60

Lee, S............................................................. O-M40, P-M61, P-M62

Kotini-Shah, P............................................................................ O-M1

Lee, SC.................................................................................... O-T57

Kozak, O................................................................. P-W273, P-W334

Lee, SC................................................................................. O-W110

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Mahadevan, M.......................................................................... O-T75

Lee, W.................................................................... P-W348, P-W349

Mahdavi, NS............................................................................ O-M41

Lee, Y...................................................................................... O-M13

Mahdhaoiui, S..........................................................................P-M81

Lee, YJ.................................................................................. P-W267

Mahfoudhi, H........................................................................... O-M25

Lee, YS........................................P-T130, P-T217, P-W267, P-W304

Maino, C................................................................................ P-W387

Leider, J...........................................................O-M9, O-M12, P-T205

Majeed, M............ O-T88, O-T90, O-W112, O-J15, P-W302, P-W303

Leifer, D................................................................................. P-W359

Majstorovic, A.......................................................................... O-M15

Leonard, B................................................................................P-M68

Makaleng, B............................................................................P-T244

Leone, S......................... P-T134, P-T152, P-T165, P-T220, P-W360

Makela, M...................................................................................P-M8

Leonetti, A................................................................................. O-T83

Makker, T................................................................ P-W358, P-W359

Leporatti, L...............................................................................P-T152

Makki, I.......................................................... P-M79, P-M88, P-T132

Levent Yilmaz, H.....................................................................P-T232

Malagoni, F.............................................. P-W293, P-W294, P-W295

Levy, P......................................................................................P-M36

Malamani, P................................................P-T204, P-T214, P-W357

Lewis, J........................................................................O-T69, O-T70

Malfasi, I................................................................................ P-W387

Lim, HC..................................................................................... O-T75

Mallouche, K............................................................................P-T132

Lim, K.................................................................................... P-W285

Manclús Montoya, L.......................................P-M29, P-M30, P-M31, P-M32, P-M33, P-M35, P-M38

Lim, KS............................................ O-M20, P-M60, P-M72, P-T130, P-T217, P-W267, P-W304

Manelli, A.................................................................................P-T255

Lim, YJ................................................................................... P-W263

Mango, L...................................................................................P-M36

Limon, O................................................................. P-W281, P-W362

Mani, F....................................................................................P-T216

Lin, M.......................................................................................P-T188

Mann, E..................................................................................... O-M3

Linares, LF...............................................................................P-M89

Manos, D............................................................................... P-W305

Lipman, J.................................................................................P-T138

Maoud Hashemian, A............................................................ P-W323

Liu, K...........................................................P-T144, P-T148, P-T225

Maragoni, A........................................................................... P-W296

Liu, K.T...................................................................................... O-M2

Marcomini, N......................................................................... P-W293

Liu, Y............................................. P-T143, P-T144, P-T148, P-T225

Mareghli, S.............................................................................P-M126

Lluch Sastriques, A...................................................... P-M31, P-M38

Marill, K...........................................................................O-M4, O-J20

Locatelli, CA.................................. P-T235, P-T236, P-T237, P-T238

Marini, M..................................................................................P-T133

Loiselle, J..............................................................................O-W126

Marino, R.......................................................O-M14, O-M18, P-M39, P-M40, P-M43, P-M47, P-T177

Lonati, D........................................ P-T235, P-T236, P-T237, P-T238 London, K................................................................................. O-T55 Lonergan, D.............................................................................P-T169 Long, L...................................................................................... O-T50 Longanesi, A..........................................................................O-W102 López Unanua, C.....................................................................P-M70 Lopez-Andres, N..................................................................... O-M15 Louhichi, M................................................................................ O-M5 Love, S.......................................................................................Top 4 Lovelady, J........................................ O-M30, O-T73, O-W119, O-J14 Lowe, J....................................................................................P-T218 Lowery-North, D.................................................................... P-W262 Lozano, N.................................................................................P-M89 Lucas, A.................................................................................... O-T50 Lucchiari, N............................................................................. O-M16 Lucenteforte, M........................ P-W293, P-W294, P-W295, P-W296 Luo, Q......................................................................................P-T138 Luvarà, D..................................................................................P-M41 M, A...........................................................................................O-J22 Madhavi, NS.......................................................................... P-W310 Maebashi, K............................................................................P-T231 Maggiorotto, M........................................................................ O-M16 Magid Sadrzadeh, S.............................................................. P-W323

Marra, S.........................P-M58, P-T179, P-W356, P-W378, P-W379 Marras Fernandez-Cid, C.........................................................P-M89 Martin, P................................................................................ P-W313 Martin, R................................................................................... O-T62 Martinez Angosto, FA...............................................................P-M89 Martínez Bausela, J................................................. P-M103, P-M104 Martinez Ferris, O.....................................................................P-M38 Maruccia, R........................................................................... P-W295 Maruelli, G...............................................................................P-T249 Masoero, M............................................................................. O-M16 Masoud Hashemian, A........................................... P-W259, P-W319 Masoumi, B.................................. O-W105, P-M7, P-W257, P-W259 Masoumi, G............................................................................ P-M119 Massa, G.................................................................................P-T137 Masumi, G...................................... O-M37, O-M38, O-M39, O-W111 Matic, D........................................................................ O-T48, O-J13 Matsuoka, Y.....................................................................O-M7, Top 4 Matyar, S.................................................................................P-T248 Maudens, K.............................................................................. O-T61 Maudens, KE...........................................................................P-T209 Maystrova, O...........................................................................P-T235 McCormack, D..........................................................................P-M56 McCoy, C.................................................................................P-T158

Magrini, L..............................O-M14, O-M18, P-M39, P-M40, P-M41, P-M42, P-M43, P-M47, P-M83, P-M98, P-T177

McDonnell, C...........................................................................P-T190

Maguire, A................................................................................P-M93

McDougald, L........................................................................... O-T58

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Mosier, J.................................................................O-W130, O-W131

McGrath, N..............................................................................P-T190

Mostafa, A.............................................................................. P-W300

McGuckin, E............................................................................P-T210

Motamedi, M..............................................................................O-J19

McInerney, J.......................................................................... P-W299

Motta, L.................................................................................. P-W387

McMahon, P................................................................. O-T80, O-J21

Mougaida, M................................................... O-T52, O-W99, P-M81

McNaughton, C........................................................................P-M36

Moughty, A..................................................................................P-M2

McWhirter, E........................................................................... P-M111

Moukaddam, N......................................................................... O-T53

Mearelli, F.................................................................................P-M45

Mousa, S.................................................................................. O-T71

Meer, J................................................................................... P-W314

Mpotos, N......................................................O-T63, O-T64, P-W376

Mehmedbegovic, Z....................................................... O-T48, O-J13

Muiesan, ML.............................................................P-T249, P-W374

Mehrazi, M................................................................................P-M20

Mulrooney, N............................................................................P-M37

Melero, A................................................................................. O-M15

Murano, T.............................................................................. O-W115

Melia, D................................................................................. P-W313

Murphy, NP..............................................................................P-T190

Melki, H.................................................................................. P-W274

Murthy, A.....................................................................................P-M3

Menchine, M.............................................................................O-M11

Musalar, E...............................................................................P-T139

Menegazzi, J.............................................................................O-J20

Mwangi, W............................................................................. O-W115

Mengozzi, G............................................................................ O-M16

Mylonas, A.................................................................P-T149, P-T150

Mentese, A...............................................................................P-T203

Nadarajah, CV....................................................................... P-W291

Mercado, J.......................................................O-T67, P-M9, P-W316

Nagashima, M....................................................................... P-W328

Mercer, D...................................................................... O-M9, O-M12

Nagurka, R............................................................................ O-W115

Merhaut, P.................................................................. O-J11, P-M100

Nakajima, S........................................................................... P-W328

Mesa Del Castillo, P.................................................................P-M89

Nakano, A...................................................... P-M24, P-M59, P-T151

Mguidich, M.......................................................O-M5, O-T52, P-M81

Nakis, D....................................................................................P-M10

Micheluzzi, V...........................................................................P-T212

Napoli, A..................................................................... O-M27, O-M28

Mihalcea-Danciu, M............................................................... P-W355

Nasr Isfahani, M..................................................................... P-M116

Milasinovic, D............................................................... O-T48, O-J13

Nassif, NA................................................................................. O-T71

Milinkovic, I.......................................................O-T48, O-J13, P-M75

Navarin, S.......................................... O-M14, O-M18, P-M47, P-M98

Miller, A..........................................................................O-J3, P-T389

Navarro Gutierrez, S................................................... P-M31, P-M35

Miller, E....................................................................... O-M4, O-W112

Navarro, R...............................................................................P-T158

Minton, M..................................................................................P-M69

Naveed, A..........O-T90, O-W107, O-W112, Top 4, P-W302, P-W303

Mion, MM..................................................................... P-M44, P-M98

Nazli, A....................................................................................P-T153

Mirás Bello, C.........................................................................P-M102

Nedelea, P................................................................................. O-M8

Missaoui, A...............................................................................P-M79

Neels, H...................................................................................P-T209

Mizzi, S...................................................................................P-M128

Negro, S...................................................................................P-M45

Mlejnek, D................................................................................P-M80

Nelson, J.................................................................................P-T160

Moallem, M..............................................................................P-T200

Nelson, M................................................................. P-M111, P-T168

Moghazi, M............................................................................... O-T71

Nelson, R.................................................................................P-T160

Mohan, P............................................................................... P-W315

Nemcova, E..............................................................................P-M80

Monks, S..................................................................................P-M53

Nemes, P.................................................................................P-T164

Monsef Kasmaei, V.................................................... O-M19, O-M46

Nemoto, M..................................................... P-M24, P-M59, P-T151

Montalvá Barra, JC...................................................................P-M32

Nencioglu, Y.......................................................................... P-W381

Montañes Magallon, JA......................................................... P-W275

Nevel, A..................................................................................P-W311

Montefiori, M............................................................................P-T152

Ngach, N.....................................................................................O-J8

Montero París, P...................................................... P-M103, P-M104

Nguyen, L..............................................................................O-W127

Monti, G......................................................................O-W95, O-W98

Nibhanipudi, K.................................P-M54, P-M55, P-M122, P-T161

Montibello, E............................................................................P-T137

Nicholson, B..................................... O-M30, O-T73, O-W119, O-J14

Moon, H....................................................................... P-M66, P-M67

Nicolas, JM.............................................................................. O-M34

Moon, S.................................................................................O-W121

Nikmanesh, V..........................................................................P-T200

Moon, YS..................................................................................P-M14

Nikolaos, S................................................................P-T192, P-T193

Moore, P..................................................................................P-T146

Nikovic, V................................................................................P-T178

Morehead, S............................................................................. O-T56

Nishiura, T............................................................................. P-W328

Morman, D...............................................................................P-T241

Nitescu, V................................................................................. O-T78

Morohara, M............................................................................P-T231

Noh, J......................................................................................P-T147

Moschi, S................................................................ P-W294, P-W296

Norton, A................................................................................. P-M111

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Author Index Nouira, N..................................................................... P-M79, P-M88

Pakniyat, A...............................................................................P-T213

Nucera, G.................................................................................P-M94

Pamukcu Gunaydin, G...............................................P-M17, P-T201

O’Connor, N................................................................. P-M23, P-M27

Panizza, A................................................................................P-T215

O’Conor, E............................................................................. P-W313

Panizzardi, FG...............P-M58, P-T179, P-W356, P-W378, P-W379

Ogbu, U......................................................................................P-M3

Pansa, A................................................................................ P-W293

Oh, B..................................................................................... P-W285

Paolo, W.................................................................. O-W127, P-T160

Oh, JH......................................................................................P-M73

Papa, P......................................................................P-T235, P-T238

Oh, JJ....................................................................................... O-T75

Park, CW............. O-M22, O-M23, P-T194, P-T195, P-T196, P-T197

Oh, KH...................................................................................... O-T57

Park, H....................................................................................P-T250

Oh, SJ....................................................................................P-M108

Park, HP................................................................................ P-W263

Oh, WS....................................................................................P-T140

Park, I......................................................................................P-T147

Oh, Y.....................................................................................O-W120

Park, J.........................................................O-W121, P-M99, P-T242

Ohk, TG............... O-M22, O-M23, P-T194, P-T195, P-T196, P-T197

Park, JH....................................................................................P-M65

Okada, M............................................................................... P-W328

Park, JM..................................................................................P-T181

Oktem, B................................................................ P-W353, P-W354

Park, JS...................................................................................P-T181

Okuda, K............................................................................... P-W328

Park, S...................................................................................O-W120

Olson, K.................................................................................... O-T85

Park, SB................................................................................ P-W284

Omrani Nava, A..........................................................................P-M7

Park, SM................................................................................ P-W264

Omri, M....................................................................................P-T172

Park, Y................................................P-M66, P-M67, P-M72, P-M99

Onder, H.................................................................................P-M120

Parlak, A........................................ P-T162, P-T163, P-T166, P-T167

O’Neill, E..................................................................................P-M37

Pascarella, S...........................................................................P-T136

Önge, T.................................................................................. P-W380

Pasichow, S..............................................................................P-M56

Onur, O.....................................................................P-T180, P-W372

Pastor Perez, F........................................................................P-M89

Onur, OE..................................................................... P-M84, P-M92

Pastor Perez, P........................................................................P-M89

Ooya, Y.......................................................... P-M24, P-M59, P-T151

Patanwala, A...........................................................O-W130, O-W131

Oray, D................................................................... P-W282, P-W329

Patel, J...................................................................................... O-M3

Orem, A...................................................................................P-T203

Patel, N.......................................................................... O-M1, O-T56

Orsini, F....................................................................................P-M40

Patoli, I.......................................................................................P-M6

Osborn, M................................................................................P-T158

Patrie, J.................................................................................O-W104

O’Shea, E...............................................................................P-M125

Patteet, L.................................................................................P-T209

O’Sullivan, R..........................................................................O-W125

Pavlovic, A................................................................................P-M75

Othman, I.................................................................................. O-T72

Pavlovic, V.................................................................... O-T48, O-J13

Othmani, S..............................................................................P-T132

Peacock, WF........................................................................... O-M35

Ouanis, S...............................................................................O-W122

Pek, J....................................................................................O-W133

Ourian, A................................................................................... O-T91

Pekel, N................................................................................. P-W329

Owan, T....................................................................................P-M68

Peker, S................................................................................. P-W278

Ozalp, DS.................................................................................P-M84

Pena, M.....................................................................................O-J16

Ozaydin, V................................................................................ O-T51

Pencic-Popvic, B..................................................................... O-M15

Ozcete, E............................................................................... P-W341

Pérez Castillo, R........................................................ P-M38, P-M118

Ozen, O...................................................................................P-T171

Pérez López, G......................................................... P-M70, P-M102

Ozerhan, I H.......................................................................... P-W336

Perez Meiriño, E...................................................... P-M102, P-M104

Ozhasenekler, A.......................................................P-T201, P-W382

Perkins, J....................................................................... O-M3, O-T50

Ozmen, N.............................................................................. P-W365

Perlato, M.............................................................................. P-W296

Ozsan, I.................................................................. P-W281, P-W282

Perlini, E................................................................................O-W128

Ozturk, S............................................................................... P-W362

Peterson, C.............................................................................. O-T66

Ozturk, TC................................................................................P-M92

Petris, A..................................................................................... O-M8

Pace, F......................................................................................O-J17

Petrolini, VM.................................. P-T235, P-T236, P-T237, P-T238

Pacioni, C.............................................................................. P-W292

Phillip, J...................................................................................P-T164

Pagani, L.......................P-M58, P-T179, P-W356, P-W378, P-W379

Phonburee, W.........................................................................P-T131

Page, VD............................................................................... P-W385

Piccoli, A...................................................................... P-M98, P-M43

Paglia, S..................................................................................P-T255

Pierluigi, D.................................................................P-T134, P-T220

Paiardi, S............................................................................... P-W377

Pietrantonio, V....................................................................... P-W260

Paini, A....................................................................................P-T249

Pillow, MT................................................................................ O-M35

Pairdi, S................................................................................. P-W352

Pina, PL................................................................................. P-W387

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Author Index Plebani, M................................................................................P-M44

Ro, Y....................................O-W121, P-M61, P-M62, P-M64, P-M99

Plodr, M.................................................................................. P-M110

Ro, YS........................................................................P-M65, P-T222

Polonioli, D..............................................................................P-T214

Roberts, B..............................................................................P-M124

Pomata, DP..............................................................O-W98, O-W100

Rodigari, F.............................................................. P-W293, P-W295

Popa, T. O.................................................................................. O-M8

Rodríguez Calzada, R............................................. P-M103, P-M104

Popiel, M.................................................................................P-T205

Rodriguez Núñez, A...................................................P-T174, P-T175

Popovich, A............................................................................ P-W377

Rodriguez Rivera, A..................................................................P-M70

Pothiawala, S.......................................... P-W322, P-W363, P-W364

Rodriguez, R..............................................................................P-M5

Potocnjak, I................................................................................O-J18

Romany Casany, M..................................................................P-M30

Power, D................................................................................ P-W299

Romero-Ortuno, R................................................................. P-W291

Prado Pico, C.........................................................................P-M102

Roosta, S..................................................................................P-M28

Praunova, M........................................................................... P-M110

Rosengar, H.............................................................................P-M25

Pregartner, G.............................................................................O-J18

Roset, P................................................................... P-M103, P-M104

Prendergast, H.......................................................................... O-M1

Ross, J.................................................................................... O-M10

Pulido Herrero, E................................................................... P-W272

Rossi, M...................................................................................P-T255

Pureti, P...................................................................................P-T182

Rotaru, LT................................................................................ O-M17

Qadeer, M...................................................................................P-M6

Rotondo, D............................................................................O-W102

Qamar Khan, I........................................................................P-M123

Rouhipour, A....... O-M43, O-M45, O-W132, O-J19, P-T198, P-W310

R, L...........................................................................................P-M97

Roy, I....................................................................................... O-M15

Radeos, M................................................................................ O-T91

Ruderman, A.............................................................................P-M56

Radovanovic, G........................................................................P-M75

Ruiz Lopez, JL......................P-M118, P-M29, P-M32, P-M33, P-M34

Radulovic, B..............................................................................O-J18

Russo, V..........................................................P-M40, P-M41, P-M98

Rafiei, M..................................................................................P-T213

Ryan, J........................................................................ O-M44, O-T74

Ragazzini, E................................P-M94, P-W293, P-W294, P-W296

Ryoo, S.................................................................................. P-W285

Rahmati, F.......... O-M41, O-M43, O-W132, O-J19, P-T198, P-W310

Ryoo, SM..................................................................... P-M60, P-M72

Rajabi, H................................................................................ P-W283

Ryu, J......................................................................................P-T250

Rajjeh, A................................................................................ P-W324

Saadatfar, M.......................................................................... P-W319

Ramoska, E.............................................................................. O-T85

Sabbadini, L........................................................................... P-W374

Rao, A.............................................O-M9, O-M12, P-T2015, P-W359

Sae Lao, K...............................................................................P-T131

Rapagnani, R........................................................................O-W102

Saeidian, H..............................................................................P-T154

Ravishankar, S...................................................................... P-W300

Safari, S.........................................O-M41, O-M43, O-M45, O-W132, O-J19, P-T198, P-T199

Raziye, Kilic.............................................................................P-T232 Rega, P................................................ O-T65, Top 4, P-M46, P-T173 Rehfeldt, M...............................................................................P-M39 Revert Cogollos, A....................................................... P-M30, P-M33 Reza Ahmadi, S...................................................... P-W319, P-W323 Rezaei, F................................................................................ P-M115 Rezvani Kakhki, B.........P-M57, P-T154, P-W256, P-W319, P-W323 Rhyee, S......................................................................................O-J7 Riahi, F....................................................................................P-T132 Riboni, C................................................................................ P-W296 Ricci, G.................................................................................. P-W375 Ricciuto, GM..............................................................................O-J17 Rice, TW................................................................................ P-W385 Ricevuti, G.........................P-M58, P-M94, P-T179, P-T204, P-T214, P-T235, P-T236, P-T237, P-T238, P-T255, P-W292, P-W294, P-W296, P-W352, P-W356, P-W357, P-W377, P-W378, P-W379, P-W387 Richards, J............................................................................... O-T85 Richelmi, P.................................... P-T235, P-T236, P-T237, P-T238 Ricks, C...................................................................................P-T158 Rigatelli, A.............................................................................. P-W375 Riordan, J................................ O-W104, O-W123, O-W137, P-W311 Ripoll Pons, M........................................................ P-W352, P-W377 Ristic, AD..........................................................O-T48, O-J13, P-M75

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Author Index Santarelli, S....................................... O-M14, O-M18, P-M41, P-M98

Sherrill, D..................................................................... O-M42, O-T89

Santi, L.....................................................................................P-M76

Sherwin, R.............................................................................. P-T141

Santiago-Haddock, D............................................. P-W350, P-W351

Sheth, I................................................................... P-W363, P-W364

Sari Gokay, S.......................................................................... P-T232

Shiber, J................................................................................... O-T47

Sarikhani, H................................................................... P-M4, P-M28

Shih, Y........................................... P-T143, P-T144, P-T148, P-T225

Sasanian, G.............................................................................. O-T84

Shimizu, K............................................................................. P-W328

Satyam, A.............................................................................. P-W322

Shin, D.................................................................................... P-T242

Savaser, D.............................................................. P-W268, P-W269

Shin, DW................................................................................ P-T181

Savioli, G...................................................................P-M58, P-W356

Shin, J.................................................................................... P-T217

Sayrac, N............................................................................... P-W338

Shin, MC.............. O-M22, O-M23, P-T194, P-T195, P-T196, P-T197

Scaravaggi, G......................................................................... P-T238

Shin, S....... O-W121, P-M61, P-M62, P-M64, P-M66, P-M67, P-M99

Schaenck, M.......................................................................... P-W355

Shin, SD.......................................... O-M33, P-M65, P-T170, P-T222

Schena, A............................................................................... P-T152

Shin, Y..................................................................................... O-M20

Schettino, F............................................................................ P-T136

Shokravi, M............................................................................. O-M43

Scheulen, J............................................................................... O-T72

Shulman, I................................................................................O-M11

Schiano, MM............................................................................ O-J17

Siccardo, F............................................................................ P-W293

Schiavon, L...............................................................................P-M44

Siddiqui, E..............................................................................P-M123

Schicchi, A...................................................P-T235, P-T236, P-T238

Sikka, V................................................................................. O-W119

Schito, MB................................................................................ O-J17

Silver, M.................................................................................... O-T55

Schoenfeld, D...............................................................O-T69, O-T70

Silverberg, M............................................................................ O-T56

Schrank, K............................................................................... O-M34

Simeunovic, D..................................................O-T48, O-J13, P-M75

Schwarz, E............................................................................. P-T223

Simon, C................................................................................... O-T63

Schwiebert, L............................................................................P-M36

Simu, M.................................................................................. P-T191

Scolding, P.............................................................................. O-M10

Skulec, R..................................................... O-W118, O-J11, P-M100

Scudeller, A...............................................................................P-M44

Sljivic, A................................................................................... O-M15

Sebe, A.......................................... P-T211, P-T246, P-T247, P-T248

Sloan, C..................................................................... O-W93, O-W94

Seferovic, PM...................................................O-T48, O-J13, P-M75

Sloan, E...................................................... O-W93, O-W94, P-W262

Segrest, W................................................................................P-M68

Smith, D.....................................................................P-M68, P-W326

Sena, L................................................................................... P-T135

Soardi, GA............................................................................. P-W375

Senfer, A................................................................................ P-W265

Soccio, M....................................................P-T204, P-T214, P-W357

Senocak, R....................P-M16, P-T221, P-W278, P-W279, P-W334

Soe, T.................................................................................... P-W291

Seo, DW...................................................................... P-M60, P-M72

Sogut, O...................................................................................P-M19

Seo, G......................................................................................P-M73

Sohn, C................................................................................. P-W285

Seo, H................................................................................... P-W263

Sohn, CH..................................................................... P-M60, P-M72

Seo, JS......................................................................O-T57, O-W110

Soltanienjad, K......................................................................... O-T84

Seo, M......................................................................................P-M68

Song, BH................................................................................P-M108

Seoane, L............................................................................... P-T138

Song, K.................................. P-M61, P-M62, P-M63, P-M66, P-M67

Seol, S.................................................................... P-W348, P-W349

Song, KJ.....................................................................P-M65, P-T222

Sepe, C.....................................................................P-T204, P-T214

Song, S........................................................................ P-M66, P-M67

Settanni, F...................................................................O-M16, P-M15

Songur Kodik, M.................................................................... P-W341

Seven, MM.............................................. P-W366, P-W367, P-W368

Sonmez, B.............................................................................. P-T234

Seyed Hosseini, J..................................................................O-W136

Sono, M..................................................................................... O-M7

Sezer, Ö.....................................P-T162, P-T163, P-W342, P-W343, P-W344, P-W345, P-W346, P-W347

Soriano Izquierdo, JV...............................................................P-M38

Sezgin, G............................................................................... P-W288 Shadnia, S................................................................................ O-T84 Shah, A..................................................................................... O-T53

Soriano, S.............................................................................. P-W296 Soto Torres, F........................................................................ P-W351 Soto, M.....................................................................................P-M34

Shahed, S.....................................................................O-J22, P-M26

Souissi, S................................O-M5, O-M6, O-M24, O-T52, O-W99, O-J8, P-M78, P-M81, P-M82

Shamsaei, S.............................................................................P-M57

Spaite, D...................................................................... O-M42, O-T89

Sharifi, M......................................................P-M57, P-M112, P-T154

Spennato, G.......................................................................... P-W296

Shartar, S................................................................................. O-T81

Spiegel, T..............................................................................O-W124

Shashikant Patel, P.................................................................. O-T79

Spinarova, L.............................................................................P-M80

Shen, SI.................................................................................. P-T148

Stahl, S.....................................................................................P-M25

Shenhar, G...............................................................................P-M25

Stanford, K............................................................................ P-W340

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Author Index Stankovic, G................................................................. O-T48, O-J13

Ter Bogt, N.............................................................................. O-M31

Stavrou, D................................................................................P-M25

Tezel, N................................................................................. P-W289

Stead, T................................................................................... O-M21

Tezel, O......................................................P-M71, P-W289, P-W383

Stearley, S........................................................ O-T56, O-T60, O-J10

Todd, K.................................................................................. P-W261

Steck, A.................................................................................... O-T81

Toksul, H I.............................................................................. P-W286

Steenberg, M......................................................................... O-W115

Tolonen, J.............................................................................. P-W291

Stein, P......................................................................................O-J10

Tormoehlen, L..............................................................................O-J1

Stepanova, R............................................................................P-M80

Torres, J.................................................................................... O-T91

Stewart de Ramirez, S.................................................O-T71, O-T72

Torun, G................................................................................. P-W381

Stewart, L..................................................................P-M93, P-W312

Tosato, F...................................................................................P-M44

Stewart, T................................................................................P-T226

Tosoni, F................................................................................ P-W292

Stolz, U........................................................................ O-M42, O-T89

Tosun, EO................................................................................P-T156

Strom, S..................................................................................P-T158

Travaglino, F................................................................ P-M41, P-M42

Struck, J......................................................................O-M18, P-M39

Trbusic, M..................................................................................O-J18

Suárez, M...............................................................................P-M103

Trescoli Serrano, C...................................................................P-M29

Sugalski, G............................................................. O-W115, P-W318

Trigo González, A.................................................... P-M103, P-M104

Sugita, S........................................................ P-M24, P-M59, P-T151

Truhlar, A............................................................................... O-W118

Sullivan, P................................................................... O-M27, O-M28

Trujillano Cabello, J............................................................... P-W275

Sun, K.........................................................................P-M99, P-T170

Tsai, K......................................................................................P-T145

Sundahl, N........................................................O-T61, O-T63, O-T64

Tsay, T........................................................................................P-M3

Sundermann, M.........................................................................O-J20

Tse, A..................................................................................... O-W114

Suner, S....................................................................................P-M18

Tucci, V..................................................................................... O-T53

Sung, S.F................................................................................... O-M2

Tumietto, F..............................................................................O-W95

Sung, W......................................................................P-M14, P-T229

Turedi, S....................................................................P-T239, P-T240

Supino, M.......................................................O-M29, O-T92, O-W96

Turek, Z................................................................................. O-W118

Surakarn, A............................................................................ O-W117

Turkieh, A.................................................................................P-T205

Surer, S...................................................................................P-T248

Turkmen, S..............................................................................P-T240

Suriyachaisawat, J................................................................ O-W117

Turla, M...................................................................................P-T204

Sussman, DA.........................................................................O-W128

Tuzer, OC.................................................................................P-M92

Suwaratchai, P........................................................................P-T131

Ugurhan, A............................................................................. P-W362

Svaba, V................................................................................. P-M110

Ullman, E......................................................................O-T69, O-T70

Syrmos, N..................................................................P-T149, P-T150

Ulmeanu, CE............................................................................ O-T78

Taamallah, K..........................................................................O-W108

Ulubay, C............................................................................... P-W372

Tabbi, L.................................................................................. P-W357

Ulusal, S................................................................................ P-W354

Tagliaferri, B.............................................................................P-M94

Umfrid, C.................................................................................P-T205

Taherahma, H..........................................................................P-T213

Unal Akoglu, E...... P-M10, P-M95, P-M96, P-T156, P-T157, P-T206, P-T207, P-T219, P-T251, P-T252, P-T253, P-W271, P-W298, P-W307, P-M86

Takahoko, K........................................................................... P-W328 Talebi Doluee, M..................................................... P-W256, P-W319 Talebi, M................................................................................ P-W256 Tamim, H................................................................................P-M107 Tanpo, A................................................................................. P-W328 Tantivesruangdet, N.............................................................. P-W339 Targonski, P...........................................................................O-W137 Tarrasó Gomez, ML..................................................... P-M31, P-M35 Tas, D.......................................................................................P-M13 Taskin, B..................................................................................P-T176 Tatli, O.....................................................................................P-T203 Tavakoli, N............O-M37, O-M38, O-M39, O-W111, P-M20, P-M117 Tavanti, A...................................................................................O-J17 Tavas, ECE...............................................................................P-M48 Tedeschi, S..............................................................................O-W95 Tehrani, H................................................................................. O-T84 Tel, M R................................................................................. P-W333 Tenias Burillo, JM.....................................................................P-M31

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Ünal, A......................................................................................P-M87 Ünal, O.....................................................................................P-M87 Unaldi, M..................................................................................P-M19 Unlu, A............................................................O-T86, P-M85, P-T221 Unzaga Ercilla, I...................................................... P-M103, P-M104 Us Altay, D...............................................................................P-T203 Üstüner, M............................................................................. P-W345 Uz, I....................................................................................... P-W341 Valadakis, V...............................................................P-T149, P-T150 Valenzuela Molina, B................................................................P-M29 Valobra, T................................................................................P-T255 van Eennaam, F...................................................................... O-M31 VandenHoek, T........................................................................P-T218 Vassallo, C............................................................... P-M127, P-M128 Vecchio, S..................................... P-T235, P-T236, P-T237, P-T238 Vella, M.................................................................................. P-W387 Venero, J.................................................................................. O-T81

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Yanagisawa, H..........................................................................P-T231

Verzeri, L..................................................................................P-T249

Yang, H..................................................................................... O-M26

Vettore, G..................................................................................P-M44

Yang, Y.....................................................................................P-T243

Viale, P..................................................................................... O-W95

Yanturali, S................................................................................P-M18

Vigolo, S....................................................................................P-M44

Yanuck, J..................................................................................P-T158

Villa, A........................................................................................P-M94

Yarmohammadian, M................................. P-M115, P-M116, P-M117

Villacorta, H...............................................................................P-M98

Yasar, SM................................................. P-W369, P-W370, P-W371

Viscusi, C...................................................................... O-M42, O-T89

Yasinzadeh, M..................................O-M37, O-M38, O-M39, O-W111

Vitale, AR.................................................................................. O-M16

Yazol, M.................................................................................. P-W353

Vitale, G.................................................................................. O-W134

Yeh, I.............................................. P-T143, P-T144, P-T148, P-T225

Vitali, O......................................................................................P-M47

Yeo, D..................................................................................... P-W301

Vitto, M.......................................................................................O-J17

Yesil, H................................................................................... P-W289

Voelker, R...................................................................................O-J16

Yesilaras, S.............................................................. P-W329, P-W362

Vohra, R.............................................................................O-J1, O-J7

Yeusefifard, M...........................................................................P-T199

Volterra, D................................................................... O-M14, O-M18

Yigit, M.......................................................................................P-M19

Voore, N..................................................................................... O-M3

Yigit, N.................................................................................... P-W280

Vorovenci, R.............................................................................P-T191

Yigit, Ö..................................................................... P-W286, P-W338

Voza, A.................................................................... P-W352, P-W377

Yildirim, B..................................................................................P-M19

Voza, R..................................................................................... O-W98

Yildirim, C.................................................................................P-T201

Vukcevic, V.................................................................... O-T48, O-J13

Yildiz, G.................................................................................. P-W265

Waheed, S..........................................................P-M1, P-M6, P-M123

Yildiz, H....................................................................................P-T155

Wakim, M................................................................................ O-W104

Yilmaz, D...................................................................................P-M90

Walaska, K................................................................................ O-T62

Yilmaz, G........................................... P-M50, P-M51, P-M52, P-M101

Walter, L..................................................................................... O-T58

Yilmaz, M.........................................O-T86, P-M16, P-T221, P-W279, P-W334, P-W335, P-W336

Waqas, M......................................................................... P-M1, P-M6 Wax, P.................................................................. O-J1, O-J7, P-T223 Weaver, A.................................................................................P-T146 Weichert, I.............................................................................. P-W291 Weissman, O.............................................................................P-M25 Wells, R.....................................................................................P-M53 Westphalen, J....................................................... O-J1, O-J7, P-T223 Whitford, A................................................................................P-T226 Wi, D..........................................................................................P-M99 Wi, DH......................................................................................P-T170 Wiegand, T...................................................................................O-J7 Wille, S...................................................................................... O-T61 Wille, SMR................................................................................P-T209 Williams, A................................................................. P-M124, P-T182 Williams, J................................................................................P-T138 Wilson, M....................................................................................O-J10 Wilson, S..................................................................................P-T141 Winkler, E..................................................................................P-M25 Wojcik, S................................................................................. O-W127 Wolfe, R.................................................................................. O-W116 Won, MH............... O-M22, O-M23, P-T194, P-T195, P-T196, P-T197 Wong, E.................................................................................. O-W133 Wongso, E...............................................................................P-M127 Woo, S..................................................................... P-W348, P-W349 Woods, D..................................................................O-W101, P-M113 Yagci, G................................................................... P-W335, P-W336 Yahia, Y...................................................................................P-M126

Yitshak-Sade, M.......................................................................P-T188 Yoldas, O................................................................. P-W281, P-W282 Yoosefian, SH...........................................................................P-T202 Yorulmaz, R...............................................................................P-M84 Yoshioka, H..............................................................................P-T231 Youk, H.....................................................................................P-T233 Youm, J.....................................................................................P-T158 Young Sun, R............................................................................P-M91 Young, I.................................................................................... O-M40 Yousefichaijan, P......................................................................P-T213 Youssef, R.............................................................................. O-W122 Ypma-Wong, M.........................................................................P-T158 Yuksen, C............................................................................... O-W135 Yurdakul, MS.......................................................................... P-W380 Yuruktumen, A...........................................................................P-M90 Yuzbasi, HM.............................................................................P-T234 Yuzbasioglu, Y........................................................................ P-W382 Yuzgec, Z................................................................ P-W332, P-W333 YY, NG.................................................................................... P-W364 Zafar, O......................................................................... O-T88, O-J15 Zai Ziabari, SM......................................................................... O-M19 Zakeri, H................................................................................. P-W319 Zalenski, R............................................................................. P-W262 Zampachova, V.........................................................................P-M80 Zancla, B.................................................................................. O-M15 Zanella, F.................................................................................P-T152 Zaninotto, M..............................................................................P-M44

Yahmadi, A................................O-M5, O-M6, O-M24, O-T52, O-W99, O-J8, P-M78, P-M81, P-M82

Zanotti, I....................................................................................P-M15

Yalcin, M................................................................................. P-W365

Zargar Kharazi, B................................................................... P-W259

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Author Index Zarisfi, F................................................................................. P-W361 Zarmehri, B............................................................. P-W256, P-W323 Zelfani, S................................................................................... O-M5 Zeretzke, C................................................................... O-T80, O-J21 Zeybek, N.................................................................P-T221, P-W334 Zeyd, Y.................................................................................. P-W324 Zia Ziabari, SM........................................................................ O-M46 Zimmerman, M......................................................................... O-T91 Zivkovic, I..........................................................O-T48, O-J13, P-M75 Zoccoli, G................................................................... O-M14, O-M18 Zohrevandi, B.......................................................................... O-M46 Zoleo, M...................................................................................P-M44 Zorgati, A......................................... O-W122, O-J5, P-M77, P-M114, P-T216, P-W258, P-W290 Zuabi, N...........................................................O-M36, P-M5, P-T158 Zucco, L................................................................................. P-W320 Zupan, M............................................................................... P-W355 Zykova, I..................................................................................P-T241

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