Friday, 6th October ANZOS-OSSANZ-AOCO Joint Annual Scientific Meeting 2017
Registration
7:15AM - 3:30PM
Friday, 6th October
Foyer E
Breakfast Session - Remember These 5 Things
7:15AM - 8:15AM
Friday, 6th October
Panorama Room 1
Sponsored by:
Speaker:
Kelvin Higa "5 laws of surgery"
Keynote #4
8:15AM - 9:15AM
Friday, 6th October
Hall D
Chair: Caroline Miller
Concurrent #16 OSSANZ IH - When would you delay or deny bariatric surgery?
9:15AM - 11:15AM
Friday, 6th October
Hall D
Chair: David Schroeder
Co-Chair: Sally Johnston
Co-Chair: Sally Johnston
- Surgical perspective - Lilian Kow
- Medical Perspective - Tri Tuyen Cao
- Psychological perspective - Leah Brennan
- Dietitians Perspective - Nazy Zarshenas
- Nursing perspective - Narelle Story
45 minute Q&A discussion to close
Concurrent #17 OSSANZ Surgical - Technical gold
9:15AM - 11:15AM
Friday, 6th October
Room E1
Chair: Samuel Baker
Co-Chair: Vahid Reza Adib
Co-Chair: Vahid Reza Adib
- How to make a gold standard sleeve? - Michael France
- How to fashion a single loop gastric bypass (fools gold) - Nicholas Williams
- ESG - new gold - Adrian Sartoretto
- Roux Y gastric bypass - gold standard - Kelvin Higa
Panel Discussion 1: Which gold standard operation for a revision?
Panel Discussion 2: What would you do next?
Facilitator: George Hopkins
Panel Members: George Hopkins, Nick Williams, Adrian Sartoretto, Jeff Hamdorf, Kelvin Higa, David Martin
Concurrent #18 ANZOS Public Health
9:15AM - 11:15AM
Friday, 6th October
Panorama Room 1
Chair: Simone Pettigrew
Co-Chair: Kerry Ettridge
Co-Chair: Kerry Ettridge
- Is quantity or quality of sleep more important for BMI? Longitudinal analyses using actigraphy - Rachael W Taylor
- SSRI antidepressant use potentiates weight gain in the context of unhealthy lifestyles: Results from a four-year Australian follow-up study - Evan Atlantis
- The ‘legacy effect’ of parental influences on childhood health behaviours: a mixed methods study exploring predictors of divergent BMI trajectories from childhood into mid-adulthood - Verity J Cleland
- Obesity prevention in Australia: where to from here? Insights from epidemiological modelling - Alison Hayes
- Association of childhood obesity with female infertility in adulthood: A 25-year follow up - Ye He
- Individualised dietary advice achieves better early weight loss targets compared to general dietary advice: results from the Healthtrack study - Linda C Tapsell
- Obesity in Australia: a birth cohort analysis - Ruby Brooks
- Social marketing campaigns – what’s the point? A case study. - Alison McAleese
Concurrent #19 ANZOS Clinical: Severe obesity, surgery and health
9:15AM - 11:30AM
Friday, 6th October
Panorama Room 2
Chair: Amanda Cox
Co-Chair: Georgia Rigas
Co-Chair: Georgia Rigas
- The Overlooked: Obesity is often undiagnosed in hospitalised patients and is associated with significantly greater health costs and comorbidities - Ramy H Bishay
- A prospective multi-center study of health outcomes and the device explant rate after 5 years of treatment with laparoscopic adjustable gastric banding: The Helping Evaluate Reduction in Obesity (HERO) study. - John B Dixon
- Metabolic improvements following treatment with a duodenal-jejunal bypass sleeve in patients with obesity and type 2 diabetes - Jessica McMaster
- Liraglutide use in patients who have regained weight after bariatric surgery: The first australian experience - Georgia Rigas
- Association between severity and onset of childhood obesity with parental obesity, gestational diabetes and birthweight - Christopher WX Seow
- Does attendance at follow-up post bariatric surgery affect outcomes? - Michelle Tan
- Fibre intake is independently associated with increased circulating interleukin-22 in individuals with metabolic syndrome - Luciana Torquati
- Predictors of non-completion of an intensive lifestyle and medical service for severe obesity in a public hospital setting - Sulak Anandabaskaran
- 3-year efficacy and safety for liraglutide 3.0 mg in adults with obesity/overweight, prediabetes and baseline BMI <35 vs ≥35 kg/m² in the SCALE Obesity and Prediabetes, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial - Carel Le Roux
Concurrent #20 ANZOS Basic Science - Novel Pathways influencing metabolism and obesity II
9:15AM - 11:15AM
Friday, 6th October
Panorama Room 3
Chair: Damien Keating
Co-Chair: Nigel Turner
Co-Chair: Nigel Turner
- Attenuation of metabolic syndrome by 5-O-caffeoyl-quinic acid in diet-induced obese rats - Nikhil Bhandarkar
- Can IL-22 therapy make fatty liver, skinny again? - Saba Farnaghi
- Long-term metabolic consequences of parity in the mouse - Sharon R Ladyman
- Development and characterisation of a human primary brown adipose tissue cell line. - Rebecca Loh
- Hypoxia-inducible factor (HIF) regulatory function in diet-induced obesity and β-cell function - Mojgan Nazari
- AMPK in ghrelin receptor-expressing ventromedial hypothalamic neurons controls body weight gain. - Sasha Rawlinson
- Metabolic processing of energy status is required for physiological AgRP function. - Alex Reichenbach
- The Melanocortin-4 Receptor regulates the secretion of PYY and GLP-1 from human gut epithelia - Emily W Sun
Morning Tea
11:15AM - 11:40AM
Friday, 6th October
Foyer E & E2/E3
Keynote #5
11:40AM - 12:40PM
Friday, 6th October
Hall D
Chair: Lilian Kow
Lunch
12:40PM - 1:30PM
Friday, 6th October
Foyer E & E2/E3
Poster Session 3
12:40PM - 1:30PM
Friday, 6th October
Foyer E & E2/E3
- Secondary level care of paediatric obesity: A pragmatic implementation study - Shirley Alexander
- Delivering fully integrated tertiary care to severely obese children - An early outcome study - Sanjeev s Khurana
- Foot pain severity is associated with the ratio of visceral to subcutaneous fat mass, fat mass index and depression in women - Tom P Walsh
- How reliable are fat utilisation assumptions for individualised clinical care? - Kirsty Woods
- Role of yoga and meditation in weight management and mindful eating - Pallavi Sodhi Patankar
- Quantifying the role of modifiable risk factors in the differences in cardiovascular disease mortality rates between metropolitan and rural populations in Australia - Laura Alston
- FSANZ Claims and Health Star Ratings: A label audit of ready-to-drink sugary beverages - Aimee Brownbill
- Demographic correlates of parental consumption of sugary drinks in a National Australian study - Kerry Ettridge
- Associations between behavioral factors and body weight status: Comparison between Chinese vegetarians and non-vegetarians in Malaysia - Wan Ying Gan
- Consumer perceptions of free sugar in yoghurt and industry trends - Rivkeh Y Haryono
- Soju drinking related central fat accumulation - Kyoung-Kon Leonard Kim
- Metabolic syndrome in polycystic ovary syndrome: a systematic review and meta-analysis - Siew Lim
- Cost-effectiveness of genetic screening for bariatric surgery based on FTO genotype versus no screening in Australia - Sharyn Lymer
- Community obesity prevention networks at baseline: a social network perspective - Jennifer Marks
- The relationship between weight change and daytime sleepiness: The Sleep Heart Health Study - Winda Ng
- Sugar Sweetened Beverage (ssb) consumption in Australian aboriginal and Torres strait islander communities: A systematic scoping review - Caroline Miller
- Factors perceived to influence healthy eating: A systematic review and meta-ethnographic synthesis of the evidence. - Christina Zorbas
Concurrent #21 OSSANZ IH/Surgical - Difficulties, Dilemmas and Diabolical Discussions
1:30PM - 3:30PM
Friday, 6th October
Hall D
Chair: Jacob Chisholm
Co-Chair: Tony Brancatisano
Co-Chair: Tony Brancatisano
3 x panel discussions
Panel 1: Pregnancy (13:30 - 14:10)
- Obstetrician: Cecilia O'Brien
- Psychologist: Kylie Murphy
- Dietitian: Rachel Moore
- Nurse: Kate Berridge
Panel 2: Poor outcome (14:10 - 14:50)
- Surgeon: Justin Bessell
- Physician: John Dixon
- Psychologist: Kylie Murphy
- Dietician: Nick Wray
- Nurse: Andrea Schroeder
Panel 3: Diabolical (14:50 - 15:30)
- Surgeon: Patrick Moore & Harry Frydenberg
- Care Coordinator: Shelly Lisle
- Psychologist: Cal Paterson
- Dietician: Caitlyn Green
- Nurse: Andrea Schroeder
Concurrent #22 ANZOS Public Health - Advocacy: Nexus between obesity and other campaigns
1:30PM - 3:30PM
Friday, 6th October
Room E1
Chairs: Jane Martin & Emma Gearon
- Death of the dinner table: what (some) young people are doing about it - Alexandra Iljadica
- Collaborating for change: Getting climate on the health policy agenda - Fiona Armstrong
- Disrupting academia: using science for social change in the era of fake news - Alexandra Jones
- Receptivity of the Australian community to sugary drink policy interventions: Results from a national survey - Caroline Miller
- Consumer responses to Australian nutrition labels on healthy and unhealthy foods - Simone Pettigrew
Concurrent #23 ANZOS Clinical - Obesity treatment through the life-course
1:30PM - 3:30PM
Friday, 6th October
Panorama Room 1
Chairs: Shirley Alexander & Lisa Moran
- Weight management in women of reproductive age - Lisa Moran
- Challenges of weight management during childhood and adolescence - Alexia Peña
- Reproductive complications of obesity in men - Gary Wittert
- A novel home-based intervention for child and adolescent obesity: the 12 month outcomes of Whānau Pakari randomised controlled trial. - Yvonne C Anderson
- Prevalence and predictors of early gestational weight gain associated with obesity risk in a diverse antenatal population - Sophia Berkemeier
Concurrent #24 ANZOS Basic Science - Obesity affects rewards and behaviour
1:30PM - 3:30PM
Friday, 6th October
Panorama Room 2
Chairs: Zane Andrews & Michael Kendig
- High-fat high-sugar ‘junk’ food causes ‘addiction-like’ glutamatergic dysfunction - Robyn Brown
- Neural substrates of unhealthy food choice in obesity - Antonio Verdejo-Garcia
- Impact of obesogenic diets on social memory and behaviour, reward neurotransmission and gut microbiota in adolescent rats - Amy Reichelt
- Characterising the metabolic phenotype in adolescent inhalant abuse: long-term changes to energy balance independent of food intake - Rose Crossin
- Reward circuit activation prevents and rescues activity-based anorexia (ABA) in the rat - Laura K Milton
Concurrent #25 AOCO Abstracts
1:30PM - 3:30PM
Friday, 6th October
Panorama Room 3
Chairs: Kwang Wei Tham & Banshi Saboo
- Prevalence of Metabolic Syndrome and Its Individual Features Across Different ( Normal, Overweight, Pre Obese and Obese) Body Mass Index (BMI) Categories in A Tertiary Hospital: A Cross Sectional Study - Annabel J Mata
- Secular trend and longitudinal associations between obesity and sleep habits in Hong Kong Chinese school children - a prospective follow-up - Alice P.S. Kong
- Oral processing behaviours are stable over time and predict prospective increases in children’s adiposity: Results from the GUSTO Cohort. - Anna Fogel
- Assessing body fat among Malaysian children: skinfold prediction equations versus deuterium dilution technique - Bee Suan Wee
- Birth weight and early growth (0-2 years) and the relationship to body composition and metabolic markers in young adults: Tanjungsari Cohort Study, Indonesia - Gaga Nugraha
- Weight and body mass change in relation to all-cause mortality in Korean: A nationwide population-based study - Yang-Hyun Kim
What a way to end the conference – it’s “made to measure”!!
3:30PM - 4:45PM
Friday, 6th October
Hall D
What if theatre could be used to honestly, even radically, tackle the problems of obesity from the public stage? Could scientists and creative artists work together to provoke and entertain people out of this health crisis?
In this session, Alana Valentine a Writer-In-Residence supported by the Charles Perkins Centre (Sydney) will give a sneak preview of her CPC - commissioned stage play Made To Measure based on interviews with scientists and wedding dress couturiers. She will tackle how the paradox of human nature factors into the complex puzzle of obesity.
This should be a feature of the meeting and SHOULD NOT BE MISSED!!
AND, there will be audience participation for the budding thespians in our midst!
Alana Valentine is a multi-award winning playwright. Her play Head Full of Love about kidney disease toured extensively around Australia. Her play Ear to the Edge of Time won the prestigious STAGE International award in 2012 for the best play about science and/or technology. She is currently the Writer-in-Residence at the CPC in Sydney working on Dr Cassandra about the public treatment of obesity scientists in Australia. www.alanavalentine.com