2nd Announcement

Authors will be present by their poster for the duration of their moderated session and
during lunch on both days

P91 - COMPARISON OF PHENOTYPE AND OUTCOME BETWEEN PATIENTS OF DIFFERENT AGES IN A
SECONDARY CARE CKD POPULATION
Raman M
Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust

P92 - THE POTENTIAL IMPACT OF POTASSIUM SALT REPLACEMENT IN FOOD
Jenkins R
Renal Unit

P93 - DOES ETHNICITY AND IMD INFLUENCE UNPLANNED ACCESS STARTS?
Aggarwal Y
University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Trust

P94 - ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY ALERTING: COMPLIANCE WITH THE NATIONAL PATIENT SAFETY ALERT
FOR DATA UPLOADING FROM NHS LABORATORIES IN ENGLAND
Lasserson D

32 Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics

GLOMERULONEPHRITIS - THURSDAY 9TH JUNE

P95 - SERUM BAFF and BCMA LEVELS ARE ELEVATED IN PROGRESSIVE IGA NEPHROPATHY
Wimbury D
University of Leicester

P96 - INTRAVENOUS CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE IS AN EFFECTIVE THERAPY FOR NEPHROTIC IDIOPATHIC
MEMBRANOUS NEPHROPATHY
Mathrani V
University Hospital of Wales

P97 - A TWO CENTRE RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW OF THE TREATMENT OF NEPHROTIC SYNDROME
SECONDARY TO PRIMARY FSGS -- TACROLIMUS COMPARED WITH PREDNISOLONE AS FIRST
LINE AGENT.
Wilson HR
St Helier Hospital

P98 - DIFFERENCES BETWEEN CLINICAL PARAMETERS AT DIAGNOSIS AND AFTER TREATMENT IN
MEMBRANOUS NEPHROPATHY
Gupta S
University College of London

P99 - HISTORICAL OUTCOMES FOR PATIENTS WITH PRIMARY MEMBRANOUS
GLOMERULONEPHRITIS: A SINGLE-CENTRE RETROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY.
Graham-Brown MPM
John Walls Renal Unit

P100 - DECLINING RENAL FUNCTION IN IDIOPATHIC MEMBRANOUS NEPHROPATHY:
A REPORT FROM TWO TERTIARY LONDON RENAL UNITS
Gupta S
University College of London

P101 - A RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF PATIENTS WITH IDIOPATHIC MEMBRANOUS NEPHROPATHY
TREATED WITH STEROIDS AND INTRAVENOUS CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE. A SINGLE CENTRE
EXPERIENCE
Wilkinson H
South West Thames Renal and Transplantation Unit

Authors will be present by their poster for the duration of their moderated session and
during lunch on both days

P102 - OUTCOME OF PATIENTS WITH IGA NEPHROPATHY WITH OR WITHOUT IMMUNOSUPPRESSIVE 33
MEDICATION --OBSERVATIONAL RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF A SINGLE CENTRE PATIENT
COHORT.
Shaw R
Warrington Hospital

P103 - PREVALENCE OF SECONDARY MEMBRANOUS NEPHROPATHY - FIRST STEP IN DEVELOPING A
CLINICO-PATHOLOGICAL ALGORITHM TO DIFFERENTIATE PRIMARY and SECONDARY
MEMBRANOUS NEPHROPATHY
Hamilton P
Central Manchester University Hospitals Foundation Trust

P104 - PREGNANCY OUTCOMES AND RENAL PROGRESSION IN OBESITY-RELATED FOCAL SEGMENTAL
GLOMERULOSCLEROSIS (FSGS)
Conti-Ramsde F
King's College London

P105 - KCA 3.1: A POTENTIAL ANTI FIBROTIC TARGET IN IGA NEPHROPATHY
Nilasari D
University of Leicester

HAEMODIALYSIS - WEDNESDAY 8TH JUNE

P106 - INTRA-DIALYTIC INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE MONITORING IN A PATIENT WITH IDIOPATHIC
INTRACRANIAL HYPERTENSION AND DIALYSIS DISEQUILIBRIUM SYNDROME
Cato-Addison WB
South Tees Hospitals NHS Trust

P107 - HAEMOFILTRATION VS HAEMODIALYSIS WITHIN ACUTE RENAL WARD AREA
Ash N
Plymouth Hospitals NHS Trust

P108 - ASSESSMENT OF THE SAFETY, EFFICACY AND USABILITY OF THE QUANTA SC+
HAEMODIALYSIS SYSTEM, IN-CENTRE IN 23 PATIENTS DURING 77 DIALYSIS TREATMENTS.
Bebb C
Nottingham City Hospital

P109 - PACLITAXEL-ASSISTED BALLOON ANGIOPLASTY OF VENOUS STENOSIS IN HAEMODIALYSIS
ACCESS; THE PAVE TRIAL
Karunanithy N
Guys and St Thomas' NHS Trust

P110 - KNOWLEDGE OF PATIENTS WITH ESRF AMONGST CORE MEDICAL TRAINEES
Price A
Birmingham Heartlands Hospital

P111 - ANTI-PLATELET FACTOR 4 ANTIBODIES - A ONE HIT WONDER
Forbes S
Royal London Hospital

P112 - LIVING ON DIALYSIS-QUALITY OF LIFE AND THE CLINICAL VARIABLES OF PATIENTS ON
HEMODIALYSIS AND HEMODIAFILTRATION
Sivaji S
John Hopkins Aramco Healthcare, Saudi Arabia

Authors will be present by their poster for the duration of their moderated session and
during lunch on both days

P113 - EFFECT OF ERGOCALCIFEROL SUPPLEMENTATION ON INFLAMMATORY AND ANAEMIA
MARKERS IN SAUDI ARABIAN HAEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS- A PROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL
STUDY
Mohiuddin SA
Countess of Chester Hospital

HAEMODIALYSIS 2- THURSDAY 9TH JUNE

P114 - INNOVATION IN NURSING WORKFORCE - VASCULAR ACCESS NURSE BAND 3
Ichim A
Plymouth Hospitals

P115 - ALTEPLASE INFUSION AS RESCUE THERAPY FOR CENTRAL VENOUS HAEMODIALYSIS
CATHETER DYSFUNCTION
Gupta S
University College of London

34 P116 - RISK FACTORS FOR CENTRAL VEIN STENOSIS IN HAEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS WITH CATHETER
ACCESS.
Poynton ED
Hammersmith Hospital

P117 - A WORLD CLASS ACHIEVEMENT OF DIALYSIS CATHETER RELATED BACTEREMIA, SINGLE
CENTRE EXPERIENCE
El Madhoun I
Al Wakra Hospital

P118 - TINZAPARIN ADMINISTRATION: ARTERIAL V VENOUS PORT
Critchley E
Countess of Chester NHS Foundation Trust

P119 - PREVENTING TUNNELLED HAEMODIALYSIS CATHETER RELATED INFECTION USING LOW DOSE
ANTIBIOTIC-HEPARIN LINE LOCKS: A DOUBLE BLIND RCT
Sharma A
Royal Liverpool University Hospital

P120 - PREVALENCE OF ERYTHROPOIESIS STIMULATING AGENTS-RESISTANCE AMONGST A CHRONIC
HAEMODIALYSIS POPULATION- A RETROSPECTIVE AUDIT
Natarajan B
Southmead Hospital

P121 - DOES SERUM FERRITIN LEVEL HAVE A CORRELATION WITH ACHIEVED HEMOGLOBIN LEVEL
AND ERYTHROPOIETIN STIMULATING AGENT DOSE NEEDED IN A PREVALENT
HAEMODIALYSIS POPULATION?
Natarajan B
Southmead Hospital

HAEMODIALYSIS 3 - FRIDAY 10TH JUNE

P122 - FACTORS AFFECTING THE POST-DIALYSIS LEVELS OF VANCOMYCIN AND GENTAMICIN IN
HAEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS
Acheamfour A
St. Helier Hospital

P123 - EFFECTIVE VANCOMYCIN DOSING IN HIGH EFFICIENCY HAEMODIALYSIS
Parker K
Manchester Institute of Nephrology and Transplantation

Authors will be present by their poster for the duration of their moderated session and 35
during lunch on both days

P124 - GASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING IN DIALYSIS PATIENTS
Kumar A
Russells Hall Hospital

P125 - COMPARISON OF ECHOCARDIOGRAPHIC AND PULSE WAVE PARAMETERS BETWEEN
HAEMODIALYSIS PATIENT OF DIFFERENT AGES
Raman M
Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust

P126 - DIETETIC INTERVENTIONS OVER TIME IN HAEMODIALYSIS: CHANGES FROM NEW TO
ESTABLISHED PATIENTS
King L
King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

P127 - DEVELOPMENT OF AN 'ACUTE DIALYSIS TEAM' TO IMPROVE THE SAFETY AND EFFICIENCY
OF DIALYSIS OF THE ACUTELY ILL PATIENT ON A RENAL WARD
Towe P
University Hospital of North Midlands

P128 - EFFECT OF WEEKLY DRY WEIGHT ASSESSMENT IN REDUCING HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS
RELATED TO FLUID OVERLOAD IN A HUB HAEMODIALYSIS UNIT
Mohammed I
Manchester Royal Infirmary

P129 - EFFECT OF INTRA-DIALYTIC EXERCISE ON BLOOD ENDOTOXIN LEVELS AND
INFLAMMATION IN HAEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS
Wong JP
Lister Hospital

HAEMODIALYSIS 4 - WEDNESDAY 8TH JUNE

P130 - ARTEFACTUAL ENDOTOXEMIA IN HEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS: ROLE OF PLASMA (1->3)
D-GLUCAN
Wong JP
Lister Hospital

P131 - DEVELOPING A LEAD DIALYSIS PHARMACIST ROLE: THE AMBITIONS AND CHALLENGES
Bedi R
Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust

P132 - CHOLECALCIFEROL VERSUS STANDARD CARE IN PATIENTS RECEIVING DIALYSIS:
THE SIMPLIFIED RANDOMISED REGISTRY TRIAL
Hiemstra T
University of Cambridge

P133 - IS THERE AN ASSOCIATION BETWEEN MUSCLE STRENGTH, FRAILTY AND PSYCHOLOGICAL
DISTRESS IN HAEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS?
Ekbal NJ
UCL Centre for Nephrology

P134 - REDUCING INFECTION IN HAEMODIALYSIS. WHAT IS THE VACCINATION STATUS OF
HAEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS?
Prince J
Central Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Authors will be present by their poster for the duration of their moderated session and
during lunch on both days

P135 - COGNITIVE ASSESSMENT IN CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE: A SYSTEMATIC NARRATIVE REVIEW
OF LITERATURE
Berdeprado J
East and North Herts NHS Trust

P136 - ANTIDEPRESSANT USAGE IN HAEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS: EVIDENCE OF LIMITED EFFICACY
AND INADEQUATE PRACTICES
Guirguis A
Lister Hospital

P137 - SHOULD YOU BE GETTING IT MORE THAN TWICE WEEKLY?
Hampton JS
Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

HOME THERAPIES 1 - FRIDAY 10TH JUNE

36 P138 - A COLLABORATIVE MULTI-DISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO INCREASING HOME THERAPIES

THROUGH EDUCATION
Clemenger M
Imperial NHS Trust Hammersmith Hospital

P139 - AT TIME FOR CHANGE: INCREASING THE UPTAKE OF PATIENTS ONTO HOME-BASED DIALYSIS
THROUGH THE TRANSFORMATION OF A SERVICE.
Capper H
University Hospital of North Midlands

P140 - EXPANSION OF A HOME HAEMODIALYSIS PROGRAMME THROUGH THE USE OF A SELF-CARE
UNIT
Odum E
Royal Free London Foundation Trust

P141 - REASONS FOR DISCONTINUATION OF HOME HAEMODIALYSIS: IS THERE ANYTHING WE
CAN DO TO REDUCE?
Poleon T
Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham

P142 - FREQUENCY OF NON-INFECTIOUS VASCULAR ACCESS INTERVENTIONS IN PATIENTS
RECEIVING FREQUENT HAEMODIALYSIS AT HOME -SINGLE CENTRE EXPERIENCE.
Gangaram V
Wessex Kidney Centre, Queen Alexandra Hospital, Portsmouth Hospital NHS Trust

INFECTION CONTROL and MEDICINES MANAGEMENT - FRIDAY 10TH JUNE

P143 - A SERVICE EVALUATION TO DETERMINE MSSA CARRIER RATE AMONG OUR HAEMODIALYSIS
POPULATION AND THE IMPACT OF REDUCING COLONISATION.
Yones E
Sheffield Kidney Institute

P144 - AN AUDIT OF FOLATE AND VITAMIN B12 LEVELS AFTER SWITCHING TO RENAVIT
Davies G
East and North Herts NHS Trust

P145 - CATCHING THE RED EYE
Baird W
Ulster Hospital

Authors will be present by their poster for the duration of their moderated session and
during lunch on both days

P146 - MANAGEMENT OF DIALYSIS CATHETER RELATED STAPHYLOCOCCAL BACTERAEMIAS 37
Htun H
Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham

P147 - BRIDGING ANTICOGULATION IN CKD PATIENTS IN THE COMMUNITY: WALKING THROUGH THE
FOG. A PRACTICAL APPROACH
Ghalli F
University Hospital of Wales

P148 - POINT PREVALENCE SURVEY OF ASYMPTOMATIC CARBAPENEMASE-PRODUCING
ENTEROBACTERIACEAE (CPE) CARRIAGE IN HAEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS.
Charif R
Directorate of Renal and Transplant Medicine, Imperial Healthcare NHS Trust

INNOVATIONS IN PRACTICE - THURSDAY 9TH JUNE

P149 - A NOVEL ROLE FOR A RENAL-TRAINED NON-MEDICAL PRESCRIBER IN PROVIDING CONTINUITY
OF CARE ACROSS A LARGE TEACHING HOSPITAL
Allinson C
South Tees Hospitals NHS Trust

P150 - AN AUDIT TO EXPLORE MODIFIABLE FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO EARLY MORTALITY
FOLLOWING COMMENCEMENT OF HAEMODIALYSIS
Tamizuddin S
Royal Liverpool University Hospital

P151 - POST-RENAL BIOPSY BLEEDS: A NEW GRADING SYSTEM TO FACILITATE COMPARATIVE AUDIT
Cohen D
Southmead Hospital

P152 - THE CLINICAL UTILITY OF KINETIC GLOMERULAR FILTRATION RATE
O Sullivan ED
Department of Renal Medicine, Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh

P153 - FOUR YEARS EXPERIENCE OF LIVE KIDNEY DONOR FOLLOW-UP IN UK GENERAL PRACTICE –
A SINGLE CENTRE STUDY
Mohamed M
South Tees Hospitals NHS Trust

P154 - DEVELOPMENT OF A FULLY INTEGRATED, DIALYSIS ELECTRONIC PATIENT RECORD ACROSS A
LARGE, DIVERSE HAEMODIALYSIS PROGRAMME
Day C
Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham

P155 - RECORDING OF CLINICAL INCIDENTS ON RELATING TO HAEMODIALYSIS AS PART OF A FULLY
INTEGRATED HAEMODIALYSIS ELECTRONIC PATIENT RECORD
Day C
Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham

P156 - A VIRTUAL ANAEMIA CLINIC IN CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE (CKD)
Perrin S
Central Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

P157 - SUPPORTING STAFF WHO ARE CARING FOR PEOPLE AT THE END OF LIFE
Eyre M
Renal Unit, York Teaching Hospital

Authors will be present by their poster for the duration of their moderated session and
during lunch on both days

P158 - A PROPOSED MODEL TO INNOVATE QUALITY AND SAFER NURSING PRACTICE IN RENAL CARE.
Woodcock S
Kingston and St Georges University

MDT EDUCATION/RESEARCH - THURSDAY 9TH JUNE

P159 - THE ONLINE NEPHROLOGY JOURNAL CLUB #NEPHJC CONTINUES TO GROW
Phelan PJ
NHS Lothian

P160 - DEVELOPMENT AND DELIVERY OF AN ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR
RURAL HEALTHCARE WORKERS IN MALAWI
Craik A
Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital

P161 - AN EDUCATIONAL APPROACH TO CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE SHARED CARE IN THE COMMUNITY
Spanos G

38 Imperial College Renal and Transplant Centre

P162 - CHRONIC RENAL PATIENTS: WHAT ARE WE FRIGHTENED OF?
Blakey H
University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire

P163 - THE DEVELOPMENT OF PAIN MANAGEMENT ANALGESIA GUIDELINES FOR ADULT RENAL
PATIENTS WITHIN THE MULTI-DISCIPLINARY TEAM (MDT)
Ly P
Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust

P164 - AN EDUCATIONAL APPROACH ADOPTED ACROSS A BUSY NORTH WEST TERTIARY HOSPITAL
TO IMPROVING AKI CARE
Nipah R
Salford Royal Foundation Trust

MISCELLANEOUS - FRIDAY 10TH JUNE

P165 - THE IMPACT OF VIRTUAL CLINICS AND TELE-HEALTH MEDICINE ON THE HUB-AND-SPOKE
MODEL OF RENAL HEALTHCARE DELIVERY
Tan EKC
Waikato Hospital

P166 - SARCOIDOSIS AND OUTCOMES IN RENAL PATIENTS - SINGLE CENTRE REVIEW
Chinnadurai R
Department of Renal Medicine,Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust

P167 - PLASMA EXCHANGE: A SINGLE CENTRE 3 YEAR RETROSPECTIVE AUDIT
Rana R
New Cross Hospital

P168 - COST EFFECTIVE RENAL PHANTOMS AS RENAL PROCEDURAL TEACHING TOOLS FOR RENAL
TRAINEES
Tan EKC
Waikato Hospital

P169 - ACCELERATING RENAL RESEARCH INVESTMENT AND BUILDING CAPACITY: MEETING THE
CHALLENGE
Davies E
Kidney Research UK

Authors will be present by their poster for the duration of their moderated session and 39
during lunch on both days

P170 - HEALTHCARE RESOURCE UTILISATION OF TUBEROUS SCLEROSIS PATIENTS WITH RENAL
MANIFESTATIONS IN THE UK
Kingswood C
The Royal Sussex County Hospital

P171 - ECULIZUMAB THERAPY FOR GEMCITABINE-ASSOCIATED HAEMOLYTIC URAEMIC SYNDROME
Tomlinson JAP
MRC CSC Imperial College

P172 - ARE MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES BETTER FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF URINE
RETINOL-BINDING PROTEIN IN COMPARISON TO POLYCLONAL ANTIBODIES?
Salota R
St Helier Hospital

NUTRITION and MINERAL BONE DISORDER 1 - WEDNESDAY 8TH JUNE

P173 - A CROSS-SECTIONAL SURVEY TO DETERMINE DIFFERENCES IN DIETARY ATTITUDES AMONGST
HAEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS.
Jackson R
Central Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

P174 - DIETETIC MANAGEMENT OF A HAEMODIALYSIS PATIENT UNDERGOING BARIATRIC SURGERY.
Lyles A
NHS Lothian

P175 - DEVELOPMENT OF A PHOSPHATE COUNTING RESOURCE FOR USE WITHIN DIETETIC
CONSULTATIONS FOR RENAL PATIENTS UNDERGOING DIALYSIS: PILOT STUDY AND EVALUATION.

McGlinchey N
Nottingham University Hospitals

P176 - 'GO TO DIALYSIS ON AN EGG CAMPAIGN'
Thoms JAE
Somerset Partnership NHS Trust

P177 - TWIN PREGNANCY, TYPE 1 DIABETES AND ON MAINTENANCE HAEMODIALYSIS -
CASE REPORT OF DIETETIC MANAGEMENT
Calder J
St James's University Hospital

P178 - INTRADIALYTIC PARENTERAL NUTRITION: AN AUDIT OF CLINICAL PRACTICE
Heard V
Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust

P179 - A RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A VITAMIN D SUPPLEMENTATION
POLICY IN CHILDREN WITH CHRONIC RENAL IMPAIRMENT
Healy Geraghty S
Our Ladies Hospital for Children

P180 - VITAMIN D DEFICIENCY AND ELEVATED PTH BUT NOT FGF-23 PREDICT ALL-CAUSE MORTALITY
IN PEOPLE WITH CKD STAGE 3 IN PRIMARY CARE
Shardlow A
Renal Unit

NUTRITION and MINERAL BONE DISORDER 1 - THURSDAY 9TH JUNE

P181 - THE ASSOCIATION OF SELF REPORTED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY WITH MEASURES OF PHYSICAL
PERFORMANCE AND BODY COMPOSITION IN HAEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS
Highton PJ
Leicester Kidney Exercise Team

Authors will be present by their poster for the duration of their moderated session and
during lunch on both days

P182 - THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SELF REPORTED NUTRITIONAL INTAKE, BIOCHEMICAL MARKERS
AND ANTHROPOMETRIC MEASURES IN HAEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS
Highton PJ
Leicester Kidney Exercise Team

P183 - NUTRITIONAL STATUS AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN LONG-TERM PATIENTS WITH ENCAPSULATING
PERITONEAL SCLEROSIS
El-Sherbini N
Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust

P184 - IMPLEMENTATION OF A LOCAL AGREEMENT FOR RENAL DIETITIANS TO INITIATE, CHANGE
AND TO STOP PHOSPHATE BINDERS: PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF A SERVICE EVALUATION
Mafrici B
Renal and Transplant Unit, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust

P185 - A RETROSPECTIVE AUDIT TO REVIEW WEIGHT GAIN POST RENAL TRANSPLANTATION:
RESULTS FROM A SINGLE-CENTRE

40 Newman J

Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust

P186 - RENAL SPECIFIC WEIGHT MANAGEMENT INTERVENTIONS: TWO PILOT PROJECTS
Coyne E
Nottingham University Hospitals

P187 - NUTRITIONAL STATUS AND POTENTIAL TO MEET NUTRITION REQUIREMENTS ON AN
ACUTE RENAL WARD
Kariyawasam D
King's College Hospital

P188 - HOME HAEMODIALYSIS IN WALES: DO WE STILL NEED THE DIETITIAN?
Williams HL
Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board

P189 - VITAMIN D DEFICIENCY AND ABNORMALITIES OF THE VITAMIN D ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
PERSIST AFTER KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION
El-Damanawi R
University of Cambridge

PAEDIATRIC AND TRANSITIONAL CARE - WEDNESDAY 8TH JUNE

P190 - ACUTE TUBULOINTERSTITIAL NEPHRITIS IN A UK TERTIARY PAEDIATRIC CENTRE.
Roy S
Alder Hey Children's Hospital

P191 - EVALUATION OF THE RENAL TRANSITION CLINIC AND THE SUSSEX KIDNEY UNIT
Alder A
Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals

P192 - HYPERCALCAEMIA IN INFANTS WITH POSTERIOR URETHRAL VALVES - A RETROSPECTIVE
STUDY IN A UK TERTIARY PAEDIATRIC CENTRE
Vincent RC
Alder Hey Children's NHS Foundation Trust

P193 - CREATION OF RENAL SOCIAL WORK SERVICE FOR THE YOUNG ADULTS CLINIC (YAC)
Chrysochou C
Salford Royal Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Authors will be present by their poster for the duration of their moderated session and
during lunch on both days

P194 - THE INCREASING IMPACT OF HUMAN GENOMICS IN CHILDREN WITH END STAGE 41
RENAL DISEASE
O'Hagan E
Royal Manchester Children's Hospital

P195 - THE IMPACT OF THE YOUNG ADULT WORKER (YAW) ON THE TRANSITION OF YOUNG
ADULTS FROM PAEDIATRIC TO ADULT SERVICES.
King G
Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust

P196 - THE ROLE OF A YOUNG ADULT WORKER IN ESTABLISHING PEER SUPPORT THROUGH
SOCIAL MEDIA
Savage L
Derriford Hospital, Plymouth Hospitals NHS Trust

PATIENT EDUCATION/ INVOLVEMENT 1 - WEDNESDAY 8TH JUNE

P197 - SPORT AND EXERCISE WITH A KIDNEY TRANSPLANT: A HYPOTHESIS-GENERATING PATIENT
INVOLVEMENT EVENT
Clarke AL
Leicester Kidney Exercise Team

P198 - AN INITIATIVE FOR IMPROVING PRE-DIALYSIS SUPPORT FOR YOUNGER PATIENTS
Thomas N
Cardiff and Vale ULHB

P199 - A REVIEW OF THE IMPACT OF INTERACTIVE EDUCATION SESSIONS ON FLUID MANAGEMENT
IN HAEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS.
Ives A
Basildon and Thurrock University Hospital

P200 - INNOVATION FOR BETTER CARE - IMPROVING PATIENTS' DIALYSIS DECISION MAKING
THROUGH TEAM WORKING: PATIENT AND CARERS AS PEER EDUCATORS WORKING IN
COLLABORATION WITH KIDNEY FAILURE SUPPORT TEAMS TO ENHANCE CARE.
Jain N
Kidney Research UK

P201 - IMPROVING THE MONITORING OF DIABETES IN HAEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS
Inger SK
Derby Teaching Hospitals Foundation Trust

P202 - IMPROVING STUDY PARTICIPANT EXPERIENCE AND INVOLVEMENT THROUGH FEEDBACK
MEETINGS
Packington RA
Renal Unit

PATIENT EDUCATION/ INVOLVEMENT 2 - THURSDAY 9TH JUNE

P203 - HAEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS' PERCEPTIONS AND ATTITUDES TOWARDS SHARED AND SELF CARE:
A FOCUS GROUP STUDY.
Reid C
Hull York Medical School

P204 - PUTTING YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD: EMPOWERING THROUGH EDUCATION
Corbett S
Belfast Health and Social Care trust

Authors will be present by their poster for the duration of their moderated session and
during lunch on both days

P205 - EXPECTATIONS, CO-MORBIDITY, SYMPTOM BURDEN AND ADVANCED CARE PLANNING IN
DIALYSIS PATIENTS
Kanani F
Birmingham Heartlands Hospital

P206 - IMPART PROGRAMME. DIRECTED EDUCATION OF HAEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS ON CINACALCET
(MIMPARA): FEEDBACK FROM A SINGLE CENTRE.
Eddington H
University Hospitals of Birmingham

P207 - IMPLEMENTATION OF A PATIENT-CENTRED MODEL OF SHARED CARE HAEMODIALYSIS
Vilar E
East and North Herts NHS Trust

P208 - INVERTING THE PATIENT INVOLVEMENT PARADIGM: ESTABLISHMENT OF THE PATIENT LED
RESEARCH HUB FOR RENAL RESEARCH

42 Hiemstra T
University of Cambridge

PATIENT EXPERIENCE - WEDNESDAY 8TH JUNE

P209 - COGNITIVE FUNCTION AND ADVANCED KIDNEY DISEASE -- LONGITUDINAL TRENDS AND
IMPACT ON DECISION MAKING CAPACITY
Iyasere O
Imperial Renal and Transplant Centre

P210 - WHAT IS YOUR UNDERSTANDING OF CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE? - AN OUTPATIENTS'
SURVEY 2015
Ali MN
Calderdale and Huddersfield Hospitals NHS Trust

P211 - THE EXPERIENCES OF ADULTS LIVING WITH HAEMODIALYSIS: A THEMATIC SYNTHESIS
Reid C
Hull York Medical School

P212 - HOW AND TO WHAT EXTENT DO PATIENTS WITH KIDNEY DISEASE VALUE THE USE OF
PATIENT VIEW IN THEIR SELF-CARE PRACTICE?
Hudson C
Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals Trust

P213 - THE ROLE OF HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS IN PATIENT TO PATIENT ON-LINE COMMUNITIES:
'A HUGE SENSE OF CREDIBILITY'
Vasilica C
University of Salford Manchester

P214 - PATIENT EXPERIENCE - WARD EVENTS
McGuire C
Derby Teaching Hospitals

P215 - PATIENTS' EXPERIENCE OF VASCULAR ACCESS FOR HAEMODIALYSIS
Oliver S
NHS Lanarkshire Medical Education Department

P216 - HAEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS' EXPERIENCE OF THEIR DIETETIC SERVICE
Clackson H
King's College Hospital

Authors will be present by their poster for the duration of their moderated session and
during lunch on both days

P217 - PATIENT SURVEY OF WATER INTAKE IN AUTOSOMAL DOMINANT POLYCYSTIC KIDNEY DISEASE 43
El-Damanawi R
Addenbrookes Hospital

P218 - PD OR HD IN PREGNANCY: NEPHROLOGIST CHOICE OR PATIENT CHOICE?
Hurley A
South West Thames Renal and Transplantation Unit

PERITONEAL DIALYSIS - THURSDAY 9TH JUNE

P219 - USEFULNESS OF ABDOMINAL X-RAYS POST IMPLANTATION OF PERITONEAL CATHETERS?
A SINGLE CENTRE EXPERIENCE
Bhatt K
Heartlands Hospital

P220 - AN ANALYSIS OF THE NUTRITIONAL STATUS AND THE DIETETIC INTERVENTIONS CARRIED OUT
IN A PERITONEAL DIALYSIS POPULATION.
Marsh N
King's College Hospital

P221 - THE EFFECT OF AGE ON PERITONEAL DIALYSIS OUTCOMES
Tan EKC
Waikato Hospital

P222 - A PROGNOSTIC MODEL FOR ENCAPSULATING PERITONEAL SCLEROSIS: RESULTS FROM
PD-CRAFT
Lambie M
Keele University

P223 - PERITONEAL DIALYSIS (PD) RELATED PERITONITIS, IS THERE A SEASONAL VARIATION IN THE
INCIDENCE? -- SINGLE CENTRE EXPERIENCE.
Gangaram V
Wessex Kidney Centre, Queen Alexandra Hospital, Portsmouth Hospital NHS Trust

P224 - INSERTION OF TENCKHOFF CATHETERS UNDER LOCAL ANAESTHETIC FOR THE ACUTE
TREATMENT OF END-STAGE RENAL DISEASE
Kirmizis D
King's College Hospital

P225 - AN ANALYSIS OF TIME TAKEN TO REVIEW PATIENT DAILY RECORD BOOKS AND THE VALUE
ASSOCIATED WITH THIS TYPE OF MONITORING
Wilson K
Baxter Healthcare Ltd

P226 - IMMEDIATE-START PERITONEAL DIALYSIS, IS IT A FEASIBLE OPTION FOR LATE PRESENTATION
IN END STAGE KIDNEY DISEASE ?
Gangaram V
Wessex Kidney Centre, Portsmouth Hospital NHS Trust

PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF ACRE - THURSDAY 9TH JUNE

P227 - ACCEPTANCE AND COMMITMENT THERAPY SELF-HELP INTERVENTION FOR DEPRESSION IN
HAEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS: A FEASIBILITY RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL
Vogt W
University of Lincoln

Authors will be present by their poster for the duration of their moderated session and
during lunch on both days

P228 - LOW MOOD and COGNITIVE FUNCTION IS ASSOCIATED WITH FRAILTY IN PREVALENT
HAEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS
Findlay MD
Institute of Cardiovascular and Medical Sciences

P229 - THE ROLE OF THE NON-DENOMINATIONAL RENAL VOLUNTEER
Allen L
Derby Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

P230 - THE TREE OF REMEMBRANCE: FURTHER LESSONS FROM YEAR 2
Allen L
Derby Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

P231 - CLINICAL CORRELATES OF FATIGUE IN HAEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS
Guirguis A
East and North Hertfordshire NHS Trust and University of Hertfordshire

44 P232 - COMPARING GLYCAEMIC BENEFITS OF ACTIVE VERSUS PASSIVE LIFESTYLE INTERVENTION
IN KIDNEY ALLOGRAFT RECIPIENTS (CAVIAR): STUDY PROTOCOL FOR A RANDOMISED
CONTROLLED TRIAL
Waite C
Queen Elizabeth Hospital

P233 - MEASURING FATIGUE IN HAEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS: PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES OF THE
CHALDER FATIGUE QUESTIONNAIRE (CFQ)
Picariello F
King's College London

P234 - GOD WILL FIX MY KIDNEY: HOW PATIENTS' SPIRITUAL BELIEFS MIGHT IMPACT ON
HAEMODIALYSIS TREATMENT.
Smith S
Kings College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

P235 - DEPRESSION AND SYMPTOMS OF FATIGUE PREDICT SURVIVAL IN HAEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS
Chilcot J
King's College London

P236 - PSYCHOSOCIAL ISSUES AND SUPPORT IN CKD AND HOME THERAPIES
Da Silva-Gane M
Lister Hospital

QUALITY OF LIFE/ PROMs - FRIDAY 10TH JUNE

P237 - PREVALENCE, AWARENESS AND TREATMENT OF URAEMIC PRURITUS IN PEOPLE ON
HAEMODIALYSIS.
Rayner H
Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust

P238 - A CRITICAL REVIEW OF FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH FATIGUE IN END-STAGE KIDNEY DISEASE
(ESKD): WHAT DO WE KNOW AND WHERE DO WE GO NEXT?
Picariello F
King's College London

P239 - TELEHEALTH TECHNOLOGY: HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS and QUALITY OF LIFE IN PERITONEAL
DIALYSIS
Dey V
University Hospital Crosshouse

Authors will be present by their poster for the duration of their moderated session and 45
during lunch on both days

P240 - HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE IN MODERATE CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE -
A CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY
Fraser SDS
University of Southampton

P241 - MAGNESIUM LACTATE IN THE TREATMENT OF GITELMAN SYNDROME –
PATIENT REPORTED OUTCOMES
Robinson C
University of Cambridge

P242 - STRONG INTER-RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PATIENT REPORTED EXPERIENCE MEASURES IN
PATIENTS RECEIVING CHRONIC HAEMODIALYSIS: A MULTI-UNIT STUDY UTILISING A PATIENT
DEVELOPED PREM
Aggarwal Y
University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Turst

P243 - EMPLOYMENT STATUS, WORK PRODUCTIVITY AND ACTIVITY IMPAIRMENT OF CHRONIC
KIDNEY DISEASE PATIENTS UNDERGOING HAEMODIALYSIS
Alquwez N
University of Salford

RENAL REHABILITATION and EXERCISE - FRIDAY 10TH JUNE

P244 - ARE PRACTICE PHYSICAL FUNCTION TESTS REALLY NECESSARY FOR HAEMODIALYSIS
PATIENTS?
Young HML
Leicester Kidney Exercise Team, Dept of Infection, Immunity and Inflammation and
John Walls Renal Unit, Leicester General Hospital

P245 - FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY BEHAVIOUR AND PERCEPTIONS IN PATIENTS
ON UNIT-BASED HAEMODIALYSIS
Song Y
Leicester Kidney Exercise Team

P246 - CREATING A SPARK: DEVELOPING A SELF-DIRECTED INTERVENTION (SPARK) TO INCREASE
MODERATELY VIGOROUS PHYSICAL ACTIVITY (MVPA) IN PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC KIDNEY
DISEASE NOT REQUIRING RENAL REPLACEMENT THERAPY (NON-RRT CKD).
MacKinnon HJ
University of Leicester

P247 - PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND CARDIOVASCULAR RISK FACTORS IN SOUTH ASIANS VERSUS WHITE
BRITISH RENAL TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS
Shur NF
Leicester Kidney Exercise Team

P248 - THE ROLE OF PHOSPHORYLATION EVENTS IN REGULATION OF THE CACHEXIA MEDIATOR
SNAT2 IN L6 RAT SKELETAL MUSCLE CELLS
Blbas S
University of Leicester

P249 - EVALUATION OF THE FEASIBILITY OF THE INTRODUCTION OF AN OFF-WARD CHAIR-BASED
EXERCISE CLASS: A PRAGMATIC PILOT AND OBSERVATIONAL STUDY.
von Fragstein G
Royal Derby Hospital

Authors will be present by their poster for the duration of their moderated session and
during lunch on both days

P250 - ESTIMATING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE:
A PRELIMINARY VALIDATION OF A NOVEL CKD-PAQ QUESTIONNAIRE
Vilar E
East and North Herts NHS Trust

P251 - 'PERFECTLY CAPABLE' - THE INAUGURAL DIALYSIS GAMES
Pursey VA
York Hospital

Service Delivery, Quality and Innovation 1

P252 - WHAT HAPPENS TO ACUTE STROKE PATIENTS' FLUID BALANCE, RENAL STATUS AND
DEHYDRATION IN THE FIRST TWO WEEKS: HOW CAN THEY BE MARKEDLY IMPROVED ?
Burton L
Royal Infirmary Edinburgh

P253 - THE IMPACT OF A HEALTH AWARENESS CAMPAIGN TO IMPROVE KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICE

46 OF VEIN PRESERVATION FOR ARTERIOVENOUS FISTULA FORMATION.

Hall C
Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust

P254 - A RENAL EMAIL ADVICE SERVICE: AUDIT OF A FIVE YEAR SERVICE
Dickinson S
Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust

P255 - THE INITIATION OF HOME DIALYSIS AT AN ISLAND SATELLITE DIALYSIS UNIT.
Collins M
Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust

P256 - TRANSPLANT FIRST: ADDRESSING INEQUALITY OF ACCESS TO TRANSPLANTATION ACROSS
THE WEST MIDLANDS
Tomlinson K
University Hospitals North Midlands

P257 - TIMLEY LISTING FOR TRANSPLANTATION: WHEN FAST IS TOO SLOW
Claughton J
University Hospitals North Midlands

P258 - SAFER STAFFING FOR ACUTE RENAL PATIENTS: IMPLEMENTING CHANGE IN CLINICAL
PRACTICE
Skelley A
Plymouth Hospitals NHS Trust

P259 - THE IMPACT OF PHYSICIAN-LED PERITONEAL DIALYSIS CATHETER INSERTIONS ON
HAEMODIALYSIS CATHETER DAYS
Tan EKC
Waikato Hospital

P260 - RENAL GERIATRIC INTEGRATION PROJECT: IMPACT ON DIALYSIS STAFF WORKING PATTERNS
Bartholomew C
Imperial College Renal and Transplant Centre, London

P261 - AN EVALUATION OF DIETETIC SERVICE PROVISION ACROSS 5 HAEMODIALYSIS UNITS
Franklin G
East and North Herts NHS Trust

Authors will be present by their poster for the duration of their moderated session and 47
during lunch on both days

P262 - KEEPING TRACK OF REFERRALS MADE TO A TERTIARY RENAL SERVICE- A SINGLE CENTRE
EXPERIENCE
Montero RM
Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, London

SERVICE DELIVERY, QUALITY and INNOVATION 2 - THURSDAY 9TH JUNE

P263 - A COLLABORATION FOR THE SEMI-AUTOMATED COLLECTION AND SHARING OF HIGH
GRANULARITY CLINICAL AND OMICS RENAL TRANSPLANTATION DATA TO SUPPORT
CLINICAL AUDIT AND RESEARCH
Montero RM
Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust and King's College London

P264 - STEPS IN DEVELOPING A THROMBECTOMY PATHWAY IN A TERTIARY RENAL UNIT TO
IMPROVE RENAL VASCULAR ACCESS.
Montero RM
Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust Hospital

P265 - PRE-EMPTIVE TRANSPLANT LISTING FROM THE LOW CLEARANCE POPULATION:
A COMPARATIVE REVIEW OF 2012 AND 2015
Aggarwal Y
University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Turst

P266 - THE ROLE OF THE HEALTH CARE ASSISTANT WITHIN A BUSY RENAL ACCESS TEAM
Dunbar C
Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust

P267 - TRANSFORMING PARTICIPATION IN CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE -- A CO-PRODUCTION
APPROACH
Gair R
UK Renal Registry

SERVICE DELIVERY, QUALITY and INNOVATION 3 - FRIDAY 10TH JUNE

P268 - ADDRESSING ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY –
THE ROLE OF THE SOUTHWEST STRATEGIC CLINICAL NETWORK

Gair R
UK Renal Registry

P269 - IMPROVING PHARMACEUTICAL MANAGEMENT OF HIV PATIENTS LISTED FOR A TRANSPLANT
Gudka PM
Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust

P270 - CAN ASSISTANT PRACTITIONERS BE SUCCESSFULLY INTEGRATED INTO THE NURSING SKILL
MIX OF HAEMODIALYSIS UNITS?
Mallinder S
Epsom and St Helier NHS Trust

P271 - THE EVIDENCE BASE AND SUCCESS OF AN INNOVATIVE PEER EDUCATOR INITIATIVE -
COLLABORATIVE TEAM WORKING ACROSS THE NHS, CHARITY and COMMUNITY!
Jain N
Kidney Research UK

P272 - THE DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH OF A RENAL DROP-IN SERVICE:-
THE WAY FORWARD TO IMPROVE AMBULATORY CARE.
Steel E
Central Manchester University Hosptial Foundation Trust

Authors will be present by their poster for the duration of their moderated session and
during lunch on both days

P273 - "ALL THESE BLOOD TESTS CAN'T TELL YOU IF I'M HAPPY". ASSESSING MORE THAN
ADEQUACY IN HAEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS -- THE PRESTON RENAL HOLISTIC CARE PACK
Todd J
Royal Preston Hospital

P274 - RENAL SUPPORTIVE CARE: A SNAPSHOT OF NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND FUTURE PLANS
Shepherd K
King's College Hospital

P275 - FLOODING AND DIALYSIS -- THE EXPERIENCE OF A RENAL SERVICE IN DECEMBER 2015
King E
York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

SYSTEMIC VASCULITIS - WEDNESDAY 8TH JUNE

P276 - CITRATE VERSUS HEPARIN ANTICOAGULATION IN CONTINUOUS RENAL REPLACEMENT
THERAPY: RESULTS FOLLOWING A CHANGE IN LOCAL CRITICAL CARE PROTOCOL

48 Chowdhury SR

Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

P277 - THE DEVELOPMENT OF A VASCULTIS CARE OPTIMISATION TOOL (VASCOT)
Brown N
Central Manchester Foundation Trust

P278 - A STEROID FREE MAINTENANCE REGIME IS AN EFFECTIVE AND SAFE TREATMENT STRATEGY
IN ANCA ASSOCIATED VASCULITIS AND GLOMERULONEPHRITIS.
Pepper RJ
Royal Free hospital

P279 - A CASE CONTROL STUDY OF PATIENTS WITH ANCA ASSOCIATED VASCULITIS AND
GLOMERULONEPHRITIS RECEIVING STEROID FREE MAINTENANCE REGIMEN AND
STANDARD DOSE STEROID REGIMEN FOR REMISSION INDUCTION
Gopaluni S
Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Trust

P280 - DOUBLE-POSITIVITY FOR ANTI-GBM AND ANCA AUTOANTIBODIES: CLINICAL
CHARACTERISTICS AND LONG-TERM OUTCOMES OF A MULTI-CENTRE EUROPEAN COHORT
McAdoo SP
Imperial College London

P281 - MANAGEMENT OF ANCA ASSOCIATED VASCULITIS IN THE ELDERLY IN
NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE HOSPITALS
Bannister JGB
Freeman Hospital

TRANSPLANT 1 - WEDNESDAY 8TH JUNE

P282 - NODAT AND ACUTE REJECTION, LINKED OR COINCIDENCE IN KIDNEY ONLY
TRANSPLANTATION?
Montero RM
Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, London

P283 - RETURNING TO DIALYSIS: A LOCAL AUDIT OF THE MANAGEMENT OF THE FAILING
TRANSPLANT PATIENT
McIntyre S
NHS Lothian

Authors will be present by their poster for the duration of their moderated session and
during lunch on both days

P284 - IMPACT OF AGE MATCHING AND GENDER MATCH ON LONG TERM GRAFT FUNCTION AND 49
ACTUAL GRAFT SURVIVAL IN LIVE RELATED RENAL TRANSPLANTATION: RETROSPECTIVE
INSTITUTION BASED STUDY.
Shahani MM
St Helier Hospital

P285 - IMPROVING PATIENT EXPERIENCE OF A TRANSPLANT ANNUAL REVIEW CLINIC USING QUALITY
IMPROVEMENT METHODOLOGY VIA CLINICAL MICROSYSTEMS –
A SINGLE CENTRE EXPERIENCE
Follows G
Salford Royal NHS Trust

P286 - COGNITION IN KIDNEY TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS
Masson P
University of Sydney

P287 - RISKS OF RITUXIMAB IN RENAL TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS - ARE THEY REAL?
Devine P
Regional Nephrology Unit

P288 - PERI-OPERATIVE USE OF PLASMALYTE IN KIDNEY TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS IMPROVES
BIOCHEMICAL PROFILE AND MAY RESULT IN FASTER RENAL RECOVERY
Randall DW
Barts Health NHS Trust

P289 - DOES USING MYCOPHENOLATE MOFETIL AS COMPARED TO AZATHIOPRINE IN RENAL
TRANSPLANT IMMUNOSUPPRESSION REGIME RESULT IN HIGHER INCIDENCE OF BK
NEPHROPATHY?
Farrugia D
University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust

P290 - CROSSING THE BLOOD GROUP BARRIER IN TRANSPLANTATION:
McKenna E
Belfast City Hospital

P291 - POTENTIAL TRANSCRIPTIONAL BIOMARKERS IN HUMAN TRANSPLANT RENAL BIOPSIES OF
EARLY STAGE DIFFERENTIATED DIFFERENCES BETWEEN LIVING AND CADAVERIC DONORS
Yang B
University of Leicester and University Hospitals of Leicester

TRANSPLANT 2 - THURSDAY 9TH JUNE

P292 - PERI-OPERATIVE USE OF PLASMALYTE IN KIDNEY TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS REDUCES THE
INCIDENCE OF RENAL REPLACEMENT THERAPY IN THE IMMEDIATE POST-OPERATIVE PERIOD.
Adwaney A
Renal Department

P293 - A PILOT, PROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL STUDY TO ASSESS CMV SPECIFIC CELLULAR
IMMUNITY FOLLOWING KIDNEY TRANSPLANT USING T-SPOT.CMV
Small A
Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham

P294 - PRE-TRANSPLANT CARDIOVASCULAR ASSESSMENT
Ramphul R
St. Georges University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Authors will be present by their poster for the duration of their moderated session and
during lunch on both days

P295 - B-CELL DEPENDENT T-CELL ALLOREACTIVITY IS ASSOCIATED WITH FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME
and REGULATED BY IL-10 IN CHRONIC ANTIBODY-MEDIATED REJECTION
Douthwaite HAA
King's College London

P296 - THE IMPACT OF CO-TRIMOXAZOLE PROPHYLAXIS ON NEUTROPENIA AFTER
TRANSPLANTATION
Gillis L
Sheffield Kidney Institute

P297 - FRACTURE INCIDENCE AND POST FRACTURE MORTALITY IN ENGLISH AND NEW YORK STATE
KIDNEY TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS: A POPULATION LEVEL COMPARATIVE STUDY.
Arnold J
University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust

P298 - IMMUNOSUPPRESSION TAPERING FOR BK VIRUS ALLOGRAFT NEPHROPATHY IS NOT

50 ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED RISK FOR REJECTION OR DEATH-CENSORED ALLOGRAFT FAILURE
Karim A
University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation

P299 - DISTANCE OF PATIENT RESIDENCE FROM KIDNEY TRANSPLANT CENTRE DOES NOT HAVE A
NEGATIVE IMPACT ON POST-TRANSPLANT OUTCOMES: A SINGLE CENTRE REGIONAL ANALYSIS
Anderson BM
Department of Nephrology and Transplantation, Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham

P300 - PSEUDOMONAS URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS IN RENAL TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS-A SINGLE
CENTRE OBSERVATIONAL STUDY
Chinnadurai R
Department of Renal Medicine,Central Manchester Foundation Trust

TRANSPLANT 3 - FRIDAY 10TH JUNE

P301 - VARIATION IN ISOTOPE GFR MEASUREMENT-HOW MUCH DOES YOUR POSTCODE MATTER?
Wroe AC
James Cook University Hospital

P302 - RHESUS D ANTIBODY FORMATION AFTER KIDNEY TRANSPLANT.
Cristóvão Escouto DCE
King's College London

P303 - KIDNEY TRANSPLANTION WORK-UP: PITFALLS AND WAYS TO IMPROVE
Fernandez M
St George's Univeristy Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

P304 - OUTCOMES AFTER RENAL TRANSPLANTATION IN PATIENTS AGED 70 OR OVER
Adam J
Freeman Hospital

P305 - EVALUATION OF A LIVING RELATED DONOR KIDNEY TRANSPLANT PROGRAM AT AN URBAN
NON-TRANSPLANTING CENTRE
Eqbal K
Birmingham Heartlands Hospital

P306 - ENHANCEMENT OF A RENAL ELECTRONIC RECORD SYSTEM TO IMPROVE PATIENT ACCESS
TO RENAL TRANSPLANTATION.
Nicholas J
New Cross Hospital

Authors will be present by their poster for the duration of their moderated session and
during lunch on both days

P307 - DO CALCIUM PHOSPHATE BINDING AGENTS AFFECT THE CALCIUM SCORE IN PRE-RENAL 51
TRANSPLANTATION MYOCARDIAL PERFUSION SCANS?
Ahmed-Jushuf F
Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust

P308 - PRE-EXISTING DIABETES IS A RISK FACTOR FOR INCREASED RATES OF CELLULAR REJECTION,
BUT NOT GRAFT DYSFUNCTION OR DEATH-CENSORED GRAFT FAILURE,
AFTER KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION
Karim A
University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation

P309 - IS COMMUNICATION THE KEY TO INCREASING LIVING KIDNEY DONOR RATES?
Dimmick K
Royal Stoke University Hospital

VASCULAR ACCESS - THURSDAY 9TH JUNE

P310 - A SERVICE EVALUATION OF NURSE-LED ULTRASOUND ASSESSMENT OF ARTERIO-VENOUS
FISTULAE AND GRAFTS FOR HAEMODIALYSIS
Fielding CA
Derby Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

P311 - ETHNICITY AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC FACTORS OF HAEMODIALYSIS STARTERS IN AN URBAN
TEACHING HOSPITAL
Lee K
Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust

P312 - ALTEPLASE USE FOR THROMBOLYSIS OF HAEMODIALYSIS LINES-
OUR EXPERIENCE
Chinnadurai R
Department of Renal Medicine,Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust

P313 - A RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW OF PATIENTS STARTING HAEMODIALYSIS VIA CATHETER THEN VIA
AVF (ARTERIOVENOUS FISTULA)
Price A
Birmingham Heartlands Hospital

P314 - FAR INFRARED THERAPY FOR ARTERIO VENOUS FISTULA -- CLINICAL EXPERIENCE IN
CAMBRIDGE
Lagaac R
Cambridge University Hospitals NHS FT

P315 - HOW SUCCESSFUL IS THROMBOLYSIS FOR SALVAGE OF CLOTTED ARTERIOVENOUS FISTULAE?
Davey T
Renal Unit

P316 - AN EGFR VALUE TO CREATE VASCULAR ACCESS FOR HAEMODIALYSIS
Tamizuddin S
Aintree University Hospital

VASCULAR ACCESS 2 - FRIDAY 10TH JUNE

P317 - ARE FISTULOPLASTIES AND THROMBECTOMIES SUCCESSFUL IN NATIVE VS GRAFT? -A SINGLE
CENTRE RETROSPECTIVE STUDY
Hoonjan B
Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust Hospital

Authors will be present by their poster for the duration of their moderated session and
during lunch on both days

P318 - A TWO-YEAR COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF UNPLANNED VASCULAR ACCESS STARTS IN
INCIDENT RENAL REPLACEMENT THERAPY PATIENTS KNOWN TO THE LOW CLEARANCE
SERVICE FOR MORE THAN 90 DAYS: AVOIDABLE VS UNAVOIDABLE VENOUS CATHETERS
Aggarwal Y
University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Trust

P319 - STABILISATION OF DECLINING GLOMERULAR FILTRATION RATE AFTER ARTERIOVENOUS
FISTULA FORMATION- AN IN SILICO MODEL
Corbett RW
Imperial College Renal and Transplant Centre

P320 - COUPLED FLUID-WALL OXYGEN TRANSPORT IN ARTERIOVENOUS FISTULAE:
IMPACT OF MECHANICAL STRESSES
Iori F
Department of Aeronautics, Imperial College London

52 P321 - CHANGING PATTERN OF SURGICAL VASCULAR ACCESS STARTS FOR INCIDENT HAEMODIALYSIS
PATIENTS KNOWN TO THE LOW CLEARANCE SERVICE FOR MORE THAN 90 DAYS:
A COMPARATIVE REVIEW OF 2012 AND 2015.
Aggarwal Y
University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Trust

P322 - THE EFFECT OF IN-PLANE ARTERIAL CURVATURE ON THE FLOW
FIELD IN ARTERIOVENOUS FISTULAE
Corbett RW
Imperial College Renal and Transplant Centre

P323 - ACHIEVING AND MAINTAINING THE RENAL ASSOCIATION GUIDELINES FOR INCIDENT AND
PREVALENT PATIENTS COMMENCING HAEMODIALYSIS.
Stevenson T
Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust

P324 - INVESTIGATING FLOW UNSTEADINESS IN REALISTIC AND OPTIMISED
ARTERIOVENOUS FISTULAE
Grechy L
Department of Aeronautics, Imperial College London

P325 - 5 YEARS ON FROM OUR RCT ON BUTTONHOLE CANNULATION -- WHERE ARE WE NOW?
Swain A
Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust

AKI - WEDNESDAY 8TH JUNE

S1 - ISCHEMIA REPERFUSION INJURY INDUCES A PRO-FIBROTIC PHENOTYPE IN HUMAN PROXIMAL
TUBULAR EPITHELIAL CELLS
Kapoor R
Newcastle University

S2 - PROPERDIN DEFICIENCY AGGREVATES THE RENAL INJURY OF ISCHEMIA REPERFUSION
Zwaini ZD
Department of Infection, Immunity and Inflammation, University of Leicester

S3 - COMPARISON OF EXPERIMENTAL FOLIC ACID-INDUCED KIDNEY: RELATION TO DEGREE OF
IMMUNODEFICIENCY?
Mari C
UCL Institute of Child Health

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during lunch on both days

CYSTIC DISEASES - WEDNESDAY 8TH JUNE

S4 - EXPRESSION OF VASOPRESSIN-2 RECEPTORS IN HUMAN ADPKD KIDNEYS AT DIFFERENT STAGES
OF DISEASE PROGRESSION
Wilson PD
University College London (UCL)

S5 - HIGH-THROUGHPUT CHEMICAL LIBRARY SCREENING FOR NOVEL DRUG DISCOVERY IN ADPKD
USING AN ORTHOLOGOUS ZEBRAFISH MODEL
Metzner AR
The Bateson Centre and Kidney Genetics Group,

S6 - EXPRESSION OF RAS-GTPASE ISOFORMS IN RODENT AND HUMAN POLYCYSTIC KIDNEY DISEASE
Irtiza-Ali A
Renal Medicine, King's College London

DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY - FRIDAY 10TH JUNE

S7 - EXTRA-RENAL LOCATIONS OF TISSUE RESTRICTED SUBUNITS OF H+ATPASE
Golder ZJ
Univeristy of Cambridge

S8 - OPTIMISING GENE TRANSFER INTO EMBRYONIC KIDNEYS AS A PRELUDE TO TREATING RENAL
TRACT MALFORMATIONS
Tivey S
University of Manchester

NEPHROLOGY - FRIDAY 10TH JUNE

S9 - MODELLING DIABETES MELLITUS IN ZEBRAFISH CAUSES MARKED DOWN REGULATION OF KEY
PODOCYTE GENES
Kolatsi-Joannou M
UCL Institute of Child Health

ENDOTHELIAL AND VASCULAR PATHOLOGY - FRIDAY 10TH JUNE

S10 - LOSS OF VASCULAR GLYCOCALYX SYNDECAN (SDC) 4 COINCIDES WITH ALBUMINURIA IN
DIABETIC NEPHROPATHY (DN)
Ramnath RD
University of Bristol

FIBROSIS AND ECM 1 - WEDNESDAY 8TH JUNE

S11 - CAVEOLIN-1 IN RENAL FIBROSIS - THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE NOT SO UGLY
Chand S
University of Birmingham

S12 - THE POWER OF PROTEOMICS TO DEFINE TISSUE MARKERS OF CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE
Ranjzad P
Institute of Human Development

S13 - THE GLOMERULAR MATRISOME IN ALPORT SYNDROME IS ALTERED PRIOR TO THE ONSET OF
ALBUMINURIA
Randles MJ
University of Manchester

Authors will be present by their poster for the duration of their moderated session and
during lunch on both days

S13 - THE GLOMERULAR MATRISOME IN ALPORT SYNDROME IS ALTERED PRIOR TO THE ONSET
OF ALBUMINURIA
Randles MJ
University of Manchester

S14 - TETRASPANINS AND EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX RECEPTORS IN AUTOSOMAL DOMINANT
POLYCYSTIC KIDNEY DISEASE (ADPKD) FIBROSIS
Verneau J
University College London

S15 - TARGETING ALTERNATIVE SPLICING IN TUBULOINTERSTITIAL FIBROSIS
Virdee PS
South West Thames Institute for Renal Research, St Heliers Hospital

S16 - DIFFERENCES IN ELASTIC FIBRES IN THE ARTERIAL SMOOTH MUSCLE LAYER BETWEEN
PATIENTS WITH PRE-DIALYSIS AND DIALYSIS-DEPENDENT CKD.

54 Kislikova M
Dept. of Nephrology, Hospital Universitario Marqués de Valdecilla, IDIVAL, Santander,

S17 - TRANSIENT INHIBITION OF K-RAS IN THE PERI-ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY PERIOD REDUCES
LONG-TERM PROGRESSION TO CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE IN A MURINE MODEL OF
ARISTOLOCHIC ACID NEPHROPATHY
Saha SK
Department of Renal Sciences, King's College London,

FIBROSIS AND ECM 2 - THURSDAY 9TH JUNE

S18 - PROTEOMICS REVEALS THE COMPLEX CONNECTIONS BETWEEN PODOCYTES AND THE
BASEMENT MEMBRANE
Randles MJ
University of Manchester

S19 - AGEING ALTERS THE GLOBAL COMPOSITION OF GLOMERULAR AND TUBULOINTERSTITIAL
EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX
Kong Q
University College London

S20 - MANIPULATION OF HYALURONAN SYNTHASE 2 (HAS2) EXPRESSION BY LONG NONCODING
HAS2--ANTISENSE 1 HAS ANTI-FIBROTIC POTENTIAL
Bowen T
Cardiff University

S21 - BONE MORPHOGENETIC PROTEIN 4 (BMP4) EXPRESSION IN RENAL FIBROSIS AND
RESOLUTION.
McEachern D
University of Glasgow

S22 - TGFand#946;1 REGULATES CCN3 EXPRESSION IN HUMAN TUBULE EPITHELIAL CELLS THROUGH
MULTIPLE MECHANISMS
Pottle M
SWT Institute for Renal Research

S23 - EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX DEPENDENT REGULATION OF TGFand#946;1-INDUCED MAP
KINASE ACTIVATION
Pottle M
SWT Institute for Renal Research

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during lunch on both days

GENETICS AND EOIGENETICS - FRIDAY 10TH JUNE

S24 - GENETIC CHARACTERIZATION OF BLADDER EXSTROPHY EPISPADIAS COMPLEX
Beaman G
Manchester Centre for Genomic Medicine, Institute of Human Development,
University of Manchester

S25 - ABERRANT RECEPTOR TYROSINE KINASE SIGNALLING IN UROFACIAL SYNDROME
Roberts N
The University of Manchester

S26 - BILIARY, FOREGUT AND KIDNEY MALFORMATIONS AND CONGENITAL HYPOTHYROIDISM
ARE CAUSED BY HNF1B MUTATIONS
Woolf AS
University of Manchester

S27 - FUNCTIONAL STUDY OF RARE GENETIC VARIANTS IN COMPLEMENT FACTOR H AIDS
INTERPRETATION OF THEIR SIGNIFICANCE IN COMPLEMENT-MEDIATED RENAL DISEASE.
Wong EKS
Institute of Genetic Medicine

S28 - GENETIC MUTATIONS AFFECTING COMPLEMENT FACTOR I IN ATYPICAL HAEMOLYTIC
URAEMIC SYNDROME
Gleeson P
Hopital Erasme

GLOMERULAR CELL PATHOBIOLOGY - THURSDAY 9TH JUNE

S29 - AN IN-VITRO MODEL OF THE GLOMERULUS
Tuffin J
University of Bristol

S30 - PODOCYTE GSK3 IS A MASTER REGULATOR OF KIDNEY FUNCTION DURING DEVELOPMENT
AND IN MATURITY
Hurcombe JA
University of Bristol

S31 - EVIDENCE FOR A PODOCYTE DAMAGE FACTOR RELEASED BY TH17 CELLS AND ACTING VIA
THE PAR-1 RECEPTOR
May C
Bristol Renal

GLOMERULONEPHRITIS - THURSDAY 9TH JUNE

S32 - ANTI-MYELOPEROXIDASE ANTIBODIES MODULATE THE RESPONSE OF MONOCYTES TO LPS
AND ALTER MACROPHAGE DEVELOPMENT
Popat RJ
King's College London

S33 - LOSS OF ENDOGENOUS THYMOSIN-BETA4 ACCELERATES GLOMERULAR DISEASE
Vasilopoulou E
UCL Institute of Child Health

S34 - INVESTIGATING THE ROLE OF CONNECTIVE TISSUE GROWTH FACTOR (CTGF) AS A MEDIATOR
OF CRYOGLOBULINAEMIC VASCULITIS (CV)
Rajakaruna GK
UCL Centre for Nephrology, Royal Free Hospital, London,

Authors will be present by their poster for the duration of their moderated session and
during lunch on both days

S35 - PHOSPHOLIPASE A2 RECEPTOR ANTIBODIES IN MEMBRANOUS NEPHROPATHY: BIOPSY,
SERUM AND URINE FINDINGS.
Nikolopoulou A
Imperial College London

LEUCOCYTE BIOLOGY - FRIDAY 10TH JUNE

S36 - SALT AUGMENTS TH17 CELL RESPONSES IN ANCA ASSOCIATED VASCULITIS PATIENTS AND IN
MODELS OF INFLAMMATORY KIDNEY DISEASE
Evans R
UCL Centre for Nephrology

S37 - INTRADIALYTIC EXERCISE HAS NO EFFECT ON INCREASES IN MONOCYTE- AND PLATELET-
DERIVED CIRCULATING MICROPARTICLES DURING HAEMODIALYSIS
Martin N
School of Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences, Loughborough University

56 MEDITATORS, BIOMARKERS, RECEPTORS AND SIGNALLING PATHWAYS -

THURSDAY 9TH JUNE

S38 - TRANSCRIPTOME ANALYSIS OF HUMAN PODOCYTES REVEALS THERAPEUTIC TARGETS OF
LEVAMISOLE AND DEXAMETHASONE IN MINIMAL CHANGE NEPHROTIC SYNDROME (MCNS)
Jiang L
School of Clinical Sciences, University of Bristol

S39 - DEVELOPMENT OF A POTENTIAL REPRODUCIBLE BIOMARKER TO DETECT CIRCULATING FACTOR
DISEASE IN NEPHROTIC SYNDROME
Henson D
University of Bristol

S40 - DIPEPTIDE L-CARNOSINE ALLEVIATES CADMIUM-INDUCED DISRUPTION OF K-CADHERIN AND
INDUCTION OF WNT/and#946; CATENIN SIGNALLING IN HUMAN RENAL PROXIMAL
TUBULE EPITHELIAL CELLS
Silva N
University of Sri Jayewardenepura

MISCELLANEOUS - WEDNESDAY 8TH JUNE

S41 - EXPLORATION OF THE EFFECTS OF HYPERPHOSPHATAEMIA ON CARDIAC MYOCYTES IN-VITRO
Stevens KK
University of Glasgow

SYSTEMIC VASCULITIS - FRIDAY 10TH JUNE

S42 - ANTI-MYELOPEROXIDASE ANTIBODIES MODULATE THE RESPONSE OF MURINE MONOCYTES
TO LPS AND ALTER MACROPHAGE DEVELOPMENT IN VITRO
Manou-Stathopoulou S
MRC Centre for Transplantation

TRANSPLANTATION - FRIDAY 10TH JUNE

S43 - COMPLEX INDIRECT ANTI-DONOR IFN GAMMA; ELISPOT REACTIVITY IN CHRONIC ANTIBODY
MEDIATED REJECTION.
Wilkinson H
Medical Research Council (MRC) Centre for Transplantation

Authors will be present by their poster for the duration of their moderated session and 57

Travel Informationduring lunch on both days

Travelling by car
The ICC is located centrally in Birmingham city centre and is easily accessible by road from
all over the UK. Visitors from any direction can travel in to Birmingham using many different
routes connected to the following motorways: M1, M5, M6, M6 Toll, M40 and M42.

There is abundant, secure multi-storey parking available located within the Barclaycard
Arena, which is just a short walk away from the ICC. Both the ICC and Barclaycard Arena are
signposted on motorways and major roads and are marked on most road maps.

Travelling by train
The ICC is served by the UK’s largest interchange rail station, Birmingham New Street and
the smaller Five Ways Station. Both stations are a short walk from the ICC and taxi ranks are
situated close by. Birmingham New Street has direct and regular services to
Birmingham International railway station which directly links to Birmingham International
Airport and The NEC. It also has many direct services to London Euston, including a service
that takes just 80 minutes and runs every 20 minutes.

Travelling by air
From Birmingham International Airport simply take the free and fast Air-Rail Link to
Birmingham International railway station and then catch a train to New Street Station in
Birmingham City Centre, which takes about 10 minutes and operates up to 9 times an hour.

Alternatively, take a taxi from outside the airport to the ICC, which is 8 miles away.

REGISTRATION REMINDERS

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Last Date for Early Registration: Friday 22nd April 2016
Deadline for claiming refund for cancelled registration: Friday 29th April 2016

All delegate registrations include:
+ Access to Conference Sessions, Exhibition and Poster Display on either 1, 2,3 or 4 days.
+ Lunch and Refreshment breaks
+ Conference Documentation and Abstract Digi-Stick,
+ All prices are inclusive of VAT.
NB: DINNER TICKETS ARE LIMITED TO ONE PER DELEGATE

Important Notes to all delegates:
Cancellations: £30.00 administration fee will be charged for cancellations up to

Friday 29th April 2016, after which we regret there can be NO refund.

If you wish to make changes to your registration details please contact the Conference 59
Secretariat Office as soon as possible with details of the changes.
All changes must be notified by fax/email/letter as changes cannot be accepted
over the telephone.

ACCOMMODATION:
Please note that registration for UK Kidney Week 2016 does not include overnight
accommodation. Delegates requiring overnight accommodation will need to arrange
this independently – Please visit www.ukkw.org.uk for information on hotels with reduced
rates for delegates

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