Annual Congress Copenhagen 2005

Saturday, 17.09.2005
Sunday, 18.09.2005
Monday, 17.09.2005
Tuesday, 20.09.2005
Wednesday, 21.09.2005

Citations should be made in the following way: Authors. Title. Eur Respir J 2005; 26: Suppl. 49, abstract number.

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739 Slide presentations
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Childhood respiratory epidemiology

Poster Discussion
Chairs: C. Kuehni (Bern, Switzerland), W. Van Aalderen (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)

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Diffuse lung disease in infancy: a working classification of the pediatric interstitial lung disease (pILD) multidisciplinary cooperative group G. Deutsch, M. Dishop, R. Deterding, E. Cutz, C. Langston and The pILD Cooperative Group (Cincinnati, United States Of America)
Environmental tobacco smoke exposure in childhood is associated with bronchial hyperresponsiveness but not atopy in early adulthood: prospective cohort study P. Srivastava, G. Russell, P. J. Helms (Aberdeen, United Kingdom)
Maternal selenium status during pregnancy and respiratory symptoms in the first two years of life G. Devereux, G. McNeill, G. Newman, A. Seaton (Aberdeen, United Kingdom)
Replication of sampling for time trends analyses in an international multi centre study - ISAAC P. Ellwood, M. I. Asher, A. W. Stewart, The ISAAC Phase Three Study Group (Auckland, New Zealand)
Reversal of male-female ratio in wheeze and allergic diseases in peri-pubertal children N. Tagiyeva-Milne, G. McNeill, P. J. Helms, G. Russell (Aberdeen, United Kingdom)
GSTP1 genotype and lung function – evidence for a gene-environment interaction W. Carroll, A. Fryer, R. Primhak, M. Whyte, R. Strange, W. Lenney (Staffordshire, Sheffield, United Kingdom)
Asthma care in Italian children (CH) and adolescents (AD) R. Pistelli, M. Bellasio, G. Frasca, M. De Sario, F. Rusconi, M. Bugiani, N. Caranci, F. Forastiere, L. Brunetti, S. La Grutta and SIDRIA 2 Collaborative Group (Milan, Italy)
Incidence and determinants of common respiratory symptoms in the first year of life P. Latzin, U. Frey, H. L. Roiha, M. F. Strippoli, C. E. Kuehni (Bern, Switzerland)
Neonatal lung function and wheezing and cough in the first year of life: the WHISTLER birth cohort N. Katier, C. S. Uiterwaal, B. M. de Jong, J. L. Kimpen, T. J. Verheij, C. K. van der Ent (Utrecht, Netherlands)
Natural history of preschool wheeze into adolescence: 13-year follow-up of the Leicestershire 1990 cohort M. F. Strippoli, M. Silverman, A. M. Brooke, C. E. Kuehni (Bern, Switzerland; Leicester, United Kingdom)
Maternal diet in pregnancy and childhood lung function S. Shaheen, R. Newson, P. Emmett, A. Sherriff, J. Henderson (London, Bristol, United Kingdom)
Risk factors and outcomes for different wheezing phenotypes at five years of age in an Aberdeen birth cohort S. W. Turner, P. J. Harbour, S. H. Forbes, L. C. Craig, P. J. Helms, J. Ayres, G. Devereux, A. Seaton (Aberdeen, United Kingdom)
Relation of patterns of wheezing illness to atopy and spirometric function at age five years G. Marks, S. Mihrshahi, A. Kemp, R. Ampon, C. Almqvist, G. King, C. Mellis, S. Leeder, J. Peat, the CAPS investigators (Sydney, Australia)
Gender of the child modifies the significant parent-child associations of lung function and airway hyper-responsiveness R. C. Mutch, A. Callaghan, G. Kendall, N. H. de Klerk, P. D. Sly (Perth, Australia)
Neonatal BCG vaccination and childhood asthma M. F. Linehan, M. L. Hazell, H. C. Francis, D. N. Baxter, J. Morris, P. I. Frank, T. L. Frank, R. M. Niven (Manchester, United Kingdom)
Longitudinal assessment of respiratory function in children born SGA S. Lum, W. Kozlowska, C. Saunders, E. Scrase, A. F. Hoo, A. Wade, J. Stocks (London, United Kingdom)