ePoster Stage 2: Liver and gastrointestinal tract

Sep 5, 2026 — 04:00 pm - 5:30 PM
Hall Europa - Stage 2

ePoster presentations

Interventions

4:00 PM4:07 PM

ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN ADHERENCE TO THE MEDITERRANEAN DIET AND MARKERS OF METABOLIC DYSFUNCTION-ASSOCIATED STEATOTIC LIVER DISEASE IN CHILDREN/ADOLESCENTS WITH OVERWEIGHT/OBESITY: THE LIFE4MASLD STUDY

Athanasia KYRKILIHarokopio University

4:07 PM4:15 PM

NUTRITIONAL PREHABILITATION IN TRANSPLANT-WAITLIST PATIENTS WITH END-STAGE LIVER FAILURE: A RETROSPECTIVE CASE SERIES

Aleyna Pinar SARACOncolive Clinic

4:15 PM4:22 PM

DEVELOPMENT OF AN ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD-INTEGRATED TOOL TO MONITOR PARENTERAL NUTRITION THERAPY

Barabara DeleenheerUZ Leuven

4:22 PM4:30 PM

URINARY NET ACID EXCRETION OUTSIDE THE NORMAL RANGE IS ASSOCIATED WITH FASTER EGFR DECLINE IN PATIENTS WITH SHORT BOWEL SYNDROME

Robert FörsterUniversity Medical Center Rostock

4:30 PM4:37 PM

INTESTINAL MICROBIOTA OF PATIENTS WITH SHORT BOWEL SYNDROME BEFORE AND AFTER TREATMENT WITH GLEPAGLUTIDE, A LONG-ACTING GLP-2 ANALOGUE

Palle Bekker JEPPESENRIGSHOSPITALET

4:37 PM4:45 PM

CLINICAL OUTCOMES ON HOME PARENTERAL SUPPORT FOR PATIENTS WITH BENIGN CHRONIC INTESTINAL FAILURE: SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS

Maja ECKHARDTNORTHERN CARE ALLIANCE NHS FOUNDATION TRUST

4:45 PM4:52 PM

PROGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE OF THE JOINT LOW SKELETAL MUSCLE INDEX AND LOW HDL-C PHENOTYPE IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING CURATIVE-INTENT RESECTION FOR COLORECTAL CANCER

Weijian SunThe First Affiliated Hospital of Wenzhou Medical University

4:52 PM5:00 PM

NUTRITIONAL-INFLAMMATORY INDICES PREDICT MORTALITY IN OLDER ADULTS WITH ACUTE GI BLEEDING: CALLY INDEX, NPAR, AND THE AMPLIFYING ROLE OF DEMENTIA

Murat Pehlivan

5:00 PM5:07 PM

DEVELOPMENTAL DIVERGENCE IN LIVER INJURY IN SHORT BOWEL SYNDROME: DISTINCT NEONATAL CHOLESTATIC AND ADULT STEATOTIC PHENOTYPES

Ajay JainSaint Louis University

5:07 PM5:15 PM

CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS, PARENTERAL NUTRITION COMPLICATIONS AND OUTCOMES IN ADULT PATIENTS WITH SHORT BOWEL SYNDROME: A 33-YEAR COHORT FROM A TERTIARY INTESTINAL REHABILITATION CENTER IN BRAZIL

Pedro DAL BELLODanone