Pediatric Forensic Medicine and Clinical Forensic Medicine
På grunn av Covid-19 situasjonen er møtet avlyst!
March 25th – 27th 2020, Soria Moria, Voksenkollveien 60, Oslo
Dep. of Forensic Sciences, Section of Forensic Pathology and Clinical forensic Medicine
Wednesday March 25th
10:00: Welcome and introduction
10:05: Consistent classification of unexplained sudden death – is it possible?
Chair: Richard Goldstein and Joanna Garstang
10:05: Experience after the 3rd International Congress on Sudden Infant and Child Death
Richard Goldstein, Harvard Medical School
10:25: How far are we from a worldwide accepted classification of SIDS?
Joanna Garstang, Warwick Medical School
10:45: How many subgroups are there under the SIDS umbrella?
Rachel Moon, University of Virginia
11:05: A common diagnostic understanding – prerequisite for solving the SIDS enigma?
Peter Blair, University of Bristol
11:25: Coffee break
11:50: Association between prior child abuse reports and sudden unexpected infant death
Fern Hauck, University of Virginia
12:10: Handling the SIDS diagnosis in practical forensic work – how to interpret risk factors
Silje Osberg, Oslo University Hospital
12:25: The move from borderline SIDS to undetermined
Arne Stray-Pedersen, Oslo University Hospital
12:40: The importance of death scene investigation
Torleiv Ole Rognum, Oslo University Hospital
13:00: Lunch
14:00: Plenary discussion
Moderator: Torleiv Ole Rognum
15:00: Coffee break
15:30: Difficult cases
Several presenters
17:00: End of program
Thursday March 26th
09:00: SIDS and SUDI – research topics
Chair:
09:05: Can cloud-based genomic analytics tools solve the SIDS enigma?
(not yet confirmed)
09:25: Update on sequencing project – possibilities and obstacles
Chelsea Pagan, Seattle Children’s Hospital
09:45: Laboratory diagnostics - from targeted analysis to metabolomics
Katja Benedikte Prestø Elgstøen, Oslo University Hospital
10:05: The use of metabolomics in SIDS research
Hanne B. Skogvold, Oslo University Hospital
10:25: Genetics and SIDS – where do we stand?
Siri Hauge Opdal, Oslo University Hospital
10:40: Coffee break
11:10: Brain research in SIDS and SUDI
Chair: Robin Haynes
11:15: The role of hippocampus in SIDS
Robin Haynes, Harvard Medical School
11:35: Disturbed dynamic control of rhythm generation networks – involved in SIDS?
Nino Ramirez, Seattle Children’s Hospital
11:55: SIDS and hypoxia – genetic markers
Siri Hauge Opdal, Oslo University Hospital
12:15: Hypoxic markers in the newborn
Rønnaug Solberg, Oslo University Hospital
12:35: The vicious circle – especially valid for small babies sleeping prone?
Torleiv Ole Rognum, Oslo University Hospital
13:00: Lunch
14:00: Difficult cases
Several presenters
Focus on traumatic brain damage
15:00: Coffee break
15:30: Free paper session
Several presenters
17:00: End of program
Friday March 27th
09:00: Current controversies in child abuse
Chair: Arne Stray-Pedersen
09:00: Neuropathological findings in abusive head trauma due to shaking and blunt force violence
Jacob Matschke, University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf
09:30: Neuroradiological findings in abusive head trauma
Maninder Singh Chawla, Oslo University Hospital
09:45: Measurement of extracellular fluid the scull of infants
Heidi Beate Eggesbø, Oslo University Hospital
10:00: Radiological assessment of osteoporosis and bone weakness in infants and small children – what are the possibilities?
Lil-Sofie Ording Müller, Oslo University Hospital
10:15: Metaphyseal lesions vs. metaphyseal irregularities in small children. What are the differences and how should they be interpreted?
(not yet confirmed)
10:30: Medical knowledge regarding child abuse in Norway – can our most vulnerable children get the help they need?
Mary Jo Vollmer-Sandholm, Oslo University Hospital
10:45: Coffee break
11:10: Panel discussion: The current status of medicolegal situation of abusive head trauma (AHT) in the Nordic countries
Chair: Torleiv Ole Rognum
11:00: AHT in Norway, the clinician’s perspective
Sara Shah, Oslo University Hospital
11:05: AHT in Norway, the neurosurgeon’s perspective
Bernt J. Due-Tønnessen, Oslo University Hospital
11:10: AHT in Norway, the ophthalmologist’s perspective
Dordi Austeng, St. Olavs Hospital
11:15: AHT in Norway, the forensic pathologist’s perspective
Arne Stray-Pedersen, Oslo University Hospital
11:20: The AHT medicolegal situation in Denmark
Jytte Banner, University of Copenhagen
11:30: The AHT medicolegal situation in Germany
Jan Sperhake University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf
11:40: The AHT medicolegal situation in Sweden (not yet confirmed)
11:50: The AHT medicolegal situation in Finland (not yet confirmed)
12:00: Discussion
13:00: Lunch
Course fee: NOK 4500,-, for all three days, inclusive lunch
Reduced fee for one or two days participation
Registration to siropd@ous-hf.no no later than March 10th 2020 kommer