ESPGHAN Podcast

We are talking to Dr Marianne Samyn of King’s College Hospital, London, about the so-called “new hepatitis” in children, with liver failure, that has attracted much media attention — what is known so far, what ESPGHAN resources and recommendations are available to physicians who have patients in whom this disorder is suspected? Featuring: Dr Marianne Samyn ESPGHAN Podcast Host: Dr. Alex Knisely Pr...

Today we are talking to Prof. Andreas Jenke of Kassel in Germany about necrotising enterocolitis, the interplay of immunologic and other factors that lead to this complication of immaturity, and approaches — especially breast-milk feeding — that hold promise in prophylaxis against this disorder. Featuring: Prof. Andreas Jenke ESPGHAN Podcast Host: Dr. Alex Knisely Production Management: Selma Ertl...

Today we are talking to Prof Nadja Haiden, until recently of Vienna and now, still in Austria, of Linz, about parenteral alimentation in immature and premature infants and the challenges that such therapy poses.

Today we are talking to Dr Giuseppe Indolfi of Firenze about viral hepatitis and in particular hepatitis B and C virus infections : Diseases that can be efficiently and safely treated in the West and that more and more are “imported” disorders.  What approaches do he and his team employ ?

Today we are talking to Prof. Frank Ruemmele in Paris at Hôpital Necker-Enfants Malades on early-onset inflammatory bowel disease and genetic contributions to this disorder.