After ESPEN

1. Thema
2. Opening
3. Cuthbertson lecture; Exercise as medicine in a translational perspective – focus on myokines

• Dr. Maarten Soeters, internist-endocrinoloog, Amsterdam UMC

Resistance exercise training combined with a protein intervention enhances muscle strength in frail community-dwelling older adults: results of the teams study

• Mohammed Benali, PT, MSc, Promovendus, Projectcoördinator TEAMS, Docent opleiding Fysiotherapie, Hogeschool van Amsterdam

• Dr I.W.K. (Imre) Kouw, Assistant Professor Wageningen University & Research en Ziekenhuis Gelderse Vallei, Ede

Implementation of telemonitoring for home pn patients using the digital patient portal of the hospital: empower the patient

• Vincent Tournoij, Nutritieverpleegkundige / parenterale voeding, UZA, Edegem

Intestinal failure (management Bacterial overgrowth, GLP 2, vascular access / small bowel dysmotility)

• Prof. dr. Lucas Wauters, gastro-enteroloog, UZ Leuven

Development and validation of a food-frequency questionnaire to evaluate high-fodmap containing food intake

• Pauline Van Ouytsel, RD, MSc, diëtist, Academisch Ziekenhuis Brussel

Ethical aspects of artificial nutrition: When technically feasible meets the human desirable

• Prof. dr. Elisabeth de Waele, afdelingshoofd afdeling klinische voeding, UZ Brussel

Screening and assessment of infertile patients with underweight in a nutritional intervention program: how to find the ‘fake skinny’

• Prof. dr. Elisabeth de Waele, afdelingshoofd afdeling klinische voeding, UZ Brussel

Postertour 1: Moderator: Karolien Dams

1.High energy, high protein omega-3 enriched oral nutrition supplement is appreciated in copd patients and preferred by dietitians. Daniëlle van der Wekken

2.Parenteral nutrition infusion has no clinical implications for bioelectrical impedance measurements in chronic intestinal failure patients. Heidi Zweers

3.The route of nutrition intake in post intensive care patients. Zenzi Rosseel

4.Higher baseline protein intake improves physical performance in long covid patients. Sarah Bomans

Postertour 2 : moderator Cora: Jonkers

1.Design and feasibility of a personalized lifestyle counseling program in post-covid-19 patients: a proof-of-concept study. Debbie Gach

2.Long term antithrombotic therapy practices in patients with short bowel syndrome following acute mesenteric ischemia: a survey. Barbara Deleenheer

3.Paediatric nutritional care after hospital discharge: a systematic review. Esther van Steenbergen

4.Bone mineralization at around age 5 years in children born very preterm compared to children born term. Anna le Clerq

5.Combined lifestyle interventions in the prevention and management of asthma and COPD: A Systematic Review. Charlotte Born

Postertour 3: Moderator: Mireille van Stijn

1.Amino acid availability of a new plant dominant protein blend compared to a dairy dominant protein blend and single casein and whey protein: a randomized crossover study. Margriet Veldhorst

2.Gastrointestinal tolerance and compliance of reformulated tube feeds with a plant-dominant protein blend. Claudia van den Berg

3.Suitability of plant proteins in medical nutrition. Zandrie Hofman

4.Plant protein dominant enteral tube feeds are non-coagulating after gastric digestion in contrast to casein dominant enteral tube feeds. Esmée van Eck

• Harriët Jager-Wittenaar, bijzonder hoogleraar Diëtetiek en transmurale voedingszorg, Radboudumc, Lector Malnutrition and Healthy Ageing, Hanze

Agreement of measurement of body composition with seven alternative electrode positions on the hand compared to the standard protocol with single-frequency 50 khz bioelectrical impedance in healthy young adults

• Geranda Slager, Postdoc onderzoeker en docent bij de opleiding Fysiotherapie, Hanze Hogeschool Groningen

• Dr. Karolien Dams, Edegem
  Nutritional interventions in osteo-sarcopenia, Universitair Ziekenhuis Antwerpen

Effects of a 12-week exercise program on body composition after esophagectomy

• Elles Steenhagen, diëtiste, UMC Utrecht

Microbioom en de darm

• Prof. dr. Nathalie Delzenne, hoogleraar faculteit farmaceutische en biomedische wetenschappen, UCLouvain Belgium

• Geke Hasperhoven, arts-onderzoeker, Erasmus MC – Sophia

Fly-kids screening tool: user needs in parents and youth healthcare professionals for a digital version

• Marissa Kooij, arts-onderzoeker kindergeneeskunde, Erasmus MC – Rotterdam

Obese and sarcopenic patient with acute complications in ICU (ARDS)

• Multidisciplinair panel: Eline Lichtert, Kurt Boeykens, Zenzi Rosseel, Cora
  Jonkers
• Presentatie: Eline Lichtert
• Moderator: Mireille van Stijn