Pulmonary function outcome, respiratory morbidity in prematurely born children and acute lung injury

Oral Presentation
Chairs: B. Yuksel (London, United Kingdom), A. Greenough (London, United Kingdom)

Non-invasive monitoring of respiratory mechanics during high frequency oscillatory ventilation (HFOV) in infant RDS R. L. Dellaca‘, M. L. Ventura, P. Tagliabue, A. Pedotti, G. Miserocchi (Milan, Monza, Italy)
Premorbid lung function, respiratory syncytial virus infection and chronic respiratory morbidity in prematurely born infants S. Broughton, R. Bhatt, G. Rafferty, M. Zuckerman, A. Greenough (London, United Kingdom)
Eight-year pulmonary function outcome after severe neonatal respiratory failure C. M. Majaesic, M. D. Montgomery, R. Jones, R. S. Sauve, C. M. Ribertson (Edmonton, Canada)
Health care utilisation of prematurely born preschool children related to home oxygen status in the first two years A. Greenough, J. Alexander, W. Lenney, P. A. Checuti, N. J. Shaw, J. Boorman, J. Turner (London, Stoke-on-Trent, Leeds, Liverpool, Maidenhead, United Kingdom)
Exercise capacity is decreased in young adults born preterm E. J. Vrijlandt, J. Gerritsen, R. G. Grevink, H. M. Boezen, E. J. Duiverman (Groningen, Netherlands)
The effect of preterm birth on pulmonary function and bronchial hyperreactivity Z. S. Uyan, R. Ersu, H. Bilgen, B. Karadag, F. Karakoc, E. Ozek, E. Dagli (Istanbul, Turkey)
A novel approach for optimal lung recruitment in acute lung injury T. Riedel, J. Fraser, A. Schibler (Bern, Switzerland; South Brisbane, Australia)
Novel model for acute lung injury using smoke inhalation T. Riedel, J. Fraser, A. Schibler (Bern, Switzerland; South Brisbane, Chermside/Brisbane, Australia)