Thursday 2 June
Low protein diets throughout life cycle
14:00
Arrival and Registration Session
14:29
Session I - Meet participants
14:30
Welcome and introduction
Ivo Barić, Zagreb; Júlio César Rocha, Lisbon; Valentina Rahelić, Zagreb
14:45
Pre-course test
15:00
The field of inherited metabolic diseases
Ivo Barić, Zagreb
15:30
Role of dietitians in care of patients with inherited metabolic diseases – round table
Moderators: Júlio César Rocha, Lisbon and Valentina Rahelić, Zagreb
16:00
Coffee break
16:29
Session II Low protein diets throughout life cycle – part 1
16:30
Phenylketonuria: prototype of inborn errors of metabolism and their treatment
Jiri Zeman, Prague
17:00
Nutrition in phenylketonuria: what is beyond phenylalanine levels?
Júlio César Rocha, Lisbon
17:30
Challenges in nutritional PKU treatment with interactive session and patients’ experience
Charlotte Ellerton, London
18:00
Food replacements- now and beyond
Anita MacDonald, Birmingham
18:30
Wrap-up day 1
Around 19:30
Dinner at hotel
Friday 3 June
Low protein diets throughout life cycle (continued)
Carbohydrates and fats
08:29
Session III Low protein diets throughout life cycle – part 2
08:30
Overview of organic acidurias
Daniela Karall, Innsburck
09:00
Nutritional management of organic acidurias
Carmen Rohde, Leipzig
09:20
Clinical spectrum of urea cycle disorders
Ivo Barić, Zagreb
09:40
Nutritional management of urea cycle disorders
Carmen Rohde, Leipzig
09:55
Clinical and biochemical monitoring of metabolic diseases treatable with low protein diets
Jiri Zeman, Prague
10:15
Multidisciplinary approach in treatment of severe ornithine transcarbamylase deficiency - interview with a mother
Moderators: Ivo Barić and Valentina Rahelić, Zagreb
10:40
Coffee break
10:59
Session IV Carbohydrates and fats
11:00
Liver glycogenoses
Danijela Petković, Zagreb
11:30
Nutritional management of glycogenoses
Alice Dianin, Verona
12:00
How restrictive we can be?
Moderators: Ivo Barić and Valentina Rahelić, Zagreb
12:20
Discussion
12:30
Lunch
13:45
Fatty acid oxidation defects- clinical aspects
Carlo Dionisi Vici, Rome
14:15
Nutritional management of fatty acid oxidation defects - recommendations and open questions
Monika Jörg-Streller, Innsbruck
14:45
Case report (s)
Monika Jörg-Streller, Innsbruck
15:00
Coffee break
15:15
Familial hypercholesterolemia - clinical approach
Albert Wiegman, Amsterdam
15:45
Recommended medical nutrition therapy of hypercholesterolemia
Hülya Gökmen Özel, Ankara
16:00
Unusual patient- Case report
16:15
Hypertriglyceridemia - clinical approach
Albert Wiegman, Amsterdam
16:30
Medical nutrition therapy of hypertriglyceridemia
Hülya Gökmen Özel, Ankara
16:45
Wrap up of day two
Around 17:30
Guided tour of Zadar and dinner
Saturday 4 June
Ketogenic diet and special treats
08:29
Session V Ketogenic diet and special treats
08:30
Who needs ketogenic diet?
Daniela Karall, Innsbruck
09:00
Ketogenic diet in practice
Nikola Mesarić, Zagreb
09:40
Food supplements in inborn errors of metabolism – do we pay enough attention?
Anita MacDonald, Birmingham
10:00
Coffee break
10:20
Pregnancy related challenges in inborn errors of metabolism
Elaine Murphy, London
10:50
Debate: How to prevent tube feeding dependence and aversion to food in IEMs - tricks, tips and facts
Moderators: Danijela Petković Ramadža, Zagreb and Charlotte Ellerton, London
11:05
Debate: Do we need at all a diet for hyperuricemia?
Moderators: Nikola Mesarić, Zagreb and Jiri Zeman, Prague
11:20
Debate: Specific parenteral nutrition for inborn errors of metabolism
Moderators: Alice Dianin , Verona and Ivo Barić, Zagreb
11:35
How to educate our patients?
Anita MacDonald, Birmingham
12:05
A family's perspective
Moderators: Elaine Murphy, London and Julio Cesar Rocha, Lisbon
12:45
Post course test / comments on test questions
Moderators: Julio Cesar Rocha, Lisbon and Ivo Barić, Zagreb
13:30
Final word and closure
13:45
Lunch and departure