POSTER VIEWING SESSION: Thursday 19 June 2014 ENDOSCOPY, GASTROENTEROLOGY SERVICE: DELVELOPMENT, DELIVERY, IT, LIVER, PANCREAS, SMALL BOWEL AND NUTRITION Posters will be on display from 09.00 -17.00 on Tuesday 17 June and Wednesday 18 June, and authors will be present for discussion between 12.30-14.00. There will be formal poster rounds each day between 12.45 and 13.45. Prog No Title ENDOSCOPY USE OF PANCREATIC STENTS IN ENDOSCOPIC RETROGRADE CHOLANGIOPANCREATOGRAPHY G. Thomas, A. Roberts, A. Malik PTH-001 ERCP: BALANCING DEMAND, TRAINING AND MANPOWER IN SOUTH EAST REGION P. Rai, G. Bird, A. Jeevagan* PTH-002 FULLY COVERED SELF EXPANDING METALS STENTS ARE EFFECTIVE IN REMODELLING BENIGN BILIARY STRICTURES IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC PANCREATITIS. D. Joshi, G. H. El-Sayed, P. Patel, M. H. Chapman, G. J. Webster, S. P. Pereira, G. J. Johnson, B. Paranandi* PTH-003 SUBJECTIVE DESCRIPTION OF PAIN DOES NOT PREDICT BILIARY MANOMETRY OR RESPONSE TO ENDOTHERAPY IN SPHINCTER OF ODDI DYSFUNCTION: ARE THE ROME CRITERIA FIT FOR PURPOSE? D. Joshi, G. H. El-Sayed, M. H. Chapman, G. J. Webster, S. P. Pereira, G. J. Johnson, V. T. F. Cheung, B. Paranandi* PTH-004 LAPAROSCOPY-ASSISTED ERCP FOLLOWING BARIATRIC GASTRIC BYPASS SURGERY: INITIAL EXPERIENCE AT A UK TERTIARY REFERRAL CENTRE D. Joshi, G. J. Webster, B. Mohammadi, M. Adamo, S. Read, B. Paranandi* PTH-005 CURRENT PERFORMANCE OF ERCP IN THE CLEARANCE OF BILE DUCT STONES IN UK CENTRES - WORKING TOWARDS ROBUST KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS R. P. Sturgess, G. J. Webster, N. Philips, L. K. Dwyer, B. Paranandi, S. Mahmood, A. Singhal, D. Westaby, E. Seward, E. Williams, B. Krishnan, P. Wilson, T. L. Taylor, C. A. Wadsworth* on behalf of UK Multicentre ERCP Study Group PTH-006 ERCP CANNULATION SUCCESS BENCHMARKING: IMPLICATIONS FOR CERTIFICATION AND VALIDATION S. Craddock, B. Warner, M. Wilkinson, D. Sheppard* PTH-007 SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF BALLOON SPHINCTEROPLASTY USING CONTROLLED RADIAL EXPANSION (CRE) BALLOON DURING ENDOSCOPIC RETROGRADE CHOLANGIO PANCREATOGRAPHY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF LARGE COMMON BILE DUCT (CBD) STONES: A DISTRICT GENERAL HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE T. Barnes, J. Hunt, M. Asante, D. K. Hanumantharaya* PTH-008 ERCP UNDER PROPOFOL: DO PATIENTS PREFER IT? M. Potter, K. Lau, R. Glass, S. Hebbar, D. Durkin, M. Deakin, J. Green, J. Leithead, H. Steed* PTH-009 THE SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF TRANSPANCREATIC SPHINCTEROTOMY FOR DIFFICULT CBD CANNULATION DURING ERCP: A DISTRICT GENERAL HOSPITAL’S EXPERIENCE V. Mitra, D. Dwarakanath, D. Majumar, B. Chaudhury, J. Hancock, J. Mcgonigle* PTH-010 CHANGING TRENDS OF ERCP, A DECADE APART. K. Hameed* PTH-011 RESPONSE TO PERI-AMPULLARY BOTOX INJECTION AND SUBSEQUENT LONG TERM RESPONSE TO ENDOSCOPIC SPHINCTEROTOMY IN TYPE 2/3 SPHINCTER OF ODDI DYSFUNCTION C. A. Salmon, A. S. Austin, K. Wheeler* PTH-012 ROUTINE COAGULATION PROFILE PRIOR TO ERCP – AN UNNECESSARY INVESTIGATION? A. Wyman, L. Onos* PTH-013 PANCREATIC DUCT DILATATION SHOULD BE INVESTIGATED WITH ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND IF COMPUTERISED TOMOGRAPHY FAILS TO IDENTIFY A LESION E. Javad, J. Iqbal, M. T. A. Roberts* PTH-014 POST-ERCP PANCREATITIS IN SECONDARY CARE: CAN WE PREDICT WHO WOULD BENEFIT FROM A PROPHYLACTIC PANCREATIC STENT? T. J. Hardy, H. Barr, J. Brown, D. Hewin, O. Old* PTH-015 PTH-016 GASTROENTEROLOGY SERVICE: DEVELOPMENT, DELIVERY, IT, DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF SPONTANEOUS BACTERIAL PERITONITIS: IS THERE A NEED FOR AN URGENT UPDATE OF NATIONAL GUIDELINES? S. Murugesan, M. T. Hendrickse, A. Goel* INVESTIGATIONS, CANCER DIAGNOSES AND COST: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY OF TWO WEEK RULE VERSUS NON-TWO WEEK RULE GASTROENTEROLOGY REFERRALS AT A DISTRICT GENERAL HOSPITAL C. Alexakis, S. Moodie, A. Shalabi* PTH-017 INTRAVENOUS FERRIC CARBOXYMALTOSE (FERINJECT) GIVEN TO PATIENTS POST ENDOSCOPY – SAFE AND COST EFFECTIVE. D. Das, A. Dixon, A. P. Chilton, A. M. Verma* PTH-018 THE EFFECT OF THREE INTERVENTIONS ON COLONOSCOPY QUALITY OUTCOMES - AN EXEMPLAR FOR ENDOSCOPY UNITS A. Dixon, A. P. Chilton, A. M. Verma* PTH-019 RETROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY TO DETERMINE THE OPTIMUM FREQUENCY OF SURVEILLANCE COLONOSCOPY FOR PATIENTS WITH INTERMEDIATE GRADE COLORECTAL ADENOMAS IN THE UK W. Atkin, P. Greliak, K. Pack, J. Martin, U. Shah, A. Brenner* PTH-020 NUTRITION ASSESSMENT IN THE ACUTE MEDICAL UNIT J. Abbott, P. Chopra, A. Doyle* PTH-021 SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF DAY CASE THERAPEUTIC PARACENTESIS FOR MALIGNANT ASCITES B. R. Disney, C. Hammond, E. Sung, G. M. Wood, S. Raman, A. Xiarchou* PTH-022 PAEDIATRIC FAECAL VOC ANALYSIS: METHOD OPTIMISATION S. Reade, R. Aggio, T. Khalid, C. Probert, A. Mayor* PTH-023 SELF PROVIDED GUIDED MEDICAL HISTORY IS FAST, COMPLETE AND ACCURATE N. van Someren, A. Millar, G. Edwards, C. Van Someren* PTH-024 DIETITIAN-LED VIRTUAL COELIAC DISEASE CLINIC RESULTS IN COST SAVINGS AND INCREASED PATIENT SATISFACTION H. Martin, S. McLaughlin, C. Stuckey* PTH-025 EVALUATION OF A SERVICE TO MANAGE INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE (IBD) IN PREGNANCY. M. Gunn, C. Parker* PTH-026 ANAESTHESIA-LED PROPOFOL SEDATION FOR COMPLEX ENDOSCOPY: CLIMBING HIGHER M. Davies, H. L. Smart, N. Taggart, S. Sarkar, C. Quarterman* PTH-027 ANALYSIS OF QUALITY OUTCOMES FOLLOWING CHANGING BOWEL PREPARATION FOR COLONOSCOPY FROM PICOLAX TO MOVIPREP IN NHS LOTHIAN N. I. Church, A. G. Shand, C. W. Lees, H. Brodie, G. Greenhill, N. Kennedy, C. L. Noble* PTH-028 LIFESTYLE SCREENING AND BRIEF INTERVENTIONS IN A GASTROENTEROLOGY CLINIC. I. Ahmad, S. Prabhakaran, E. Davies, A. Kings, M. Vardy, Y. Merali, C. Southwell, M. Cornford-Hill, T. Haldane, D. Aldulaimi* PTH-029 CLINIC OUTCOMES FOR UNSELECTED PATIENTS REVIEWED BY DOCTORS AND ADVANCED NURSE CLINICIANS – IS THERE ANY DIFFERENCE? J. McLindon, R. Chandy, S. Priestley, M. Fox, V. Theis, J. Dobson, A. Bassi, D. McClements* PTH-030 AN INCREASING DEMAND FOR ENHANCED SEDATION ENDOSCOPY: A SINGLE CENTRE EXPERIENCE M. Austin, T. Bate, S. Cairns, D. Joshi* PTH-031 GUT HORMONE SCREENING FOR GASTROENTEROPANCREATIC NEUROENDOCRINE TUMOURS - A QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROJECT T. Lee, D. Mansour* PTH-032 A SPECIALIST IRON DEFICIENCY ANAEMIA CLINIC SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCES THE NEED FOR SECONDARY CARE FOLLOW UP J. Campbell, M. Donnelly, J. Hebden, E. Taylor* PTH-033 THE SAFE AND EFFECTIVE TREATMENT OF IRON DEFICIENCY WITH IRON ISOMALTOSIDE 1000 - CLINICAL EXPERIENCE FROM A UK GASTROENTEROLOGY UNIT L. Craven, S. Surgenor, U. Bapat, C. Strom, J. Snook, E. Williams* PTH-034 PULMONARY MISPLACEMENT OF NASOGASTRIC TUBES: A 2 YEAR AUDIT OF SERVICE DELIVERY, FEEDBACK INTERVENTION AND PATIENT OUTCOME M. Virta, P. Neild, T. Marshall, F. Mansour* PTH-035 END OF LIFE CARE IN LIVER DISEASE S. Lawton, G. Linklater, S. Salunke, L. Cogdell, A. Fraser, B. Vijayan, F. Chiplen* PTH-036 ADHERENCE TO 2013 BSG BARRETT'S OESOPHAGUS SURVEILLANCE GUIDELINES COULD FACILITATE SAFE DISCHARGE OF PATIENTS N. Moini, F. Mayall, S. Pugh, G. Walker* PTH-037 ALBUMIN AS A PLASMA EXPANDER DURING LARGE VOLUME PARACENTESIS: ARE WE FOLLOWING THE GUIDELINES? C. Skinner, A. Dias, G. Goodchild* PTH-038 PREVENTING POST-ENDOSCOPIC RETROGRADE CHOLANGIOPANCREATOGRAPHY (ERCP) PANCREATITIS: CHANGING PRACTICE AT A DISTRICT GENERAL HOSPITAL M. C. M. Cheung, M. Mansoor, J. Tonkin, D. Lindo, D. Gertner, J. Subhani, G. Elsayed* PTH-039 USING NICE CRITERIA TO ASSESS THE MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE UPPER GI BLEEDS DURING WEEKENDS - THE EXPERIENCE OF A DISTRICT GENERAL HOSPITAL S. Oke, T. Rashid, S. M. Greenfield, I. Al Bakir* PTH-040 A HIGH QUALITY TRANSIENT ELASTOGRAPHY SERVICE CAN SUCCESSFULLY BE DELIVERED BY HEALTHCARE ASSISTANTS S. Fielding, K. Akerboom, J. Barr, T. Cross, P. Richardon, H. Caldwell, M. Lombard, I. Patanwala* PTH-041 CLARIFYING THE REFERRAL PATHWAYS FOR PATIENTS DIAGNOSED WITH GASTROINTESTINAL CANCER: IS THE ‘RED-FLAG’ PATHWAY WORKING? P. M. Lynch, J. K. Eccles* PTH-042 OUR EXPERIENCE OF A PHARMACIST LED IMMUNOMODULATOR (IMD) CLINIC: A NOVEL SERVICE IN A DISTRICT GENERAL HOSPITAL F. Fuertes, A. Soliman, D. West, S. Riyaz, G. Smith, N. Sanassee, V. Sathyanarayana, E. Said, K. Kapur* PTH-043 A SINGLE-CENTRE PILOT STUDY EXAMINING INTERNET USE FOR HEALTH RELATED INFORMATION AMONG PATIENTS WITH INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE T. Shepherd, M. Hamilton , C. D. Murray , K. Greveson* PTH-044 INTEGRATED ALCOHOL AND HEPATOLOGY MDT: REDUCING ALCOHOLRELATED HOSPITAL ADMISSION AND ATTENDANCE K. Patterson, L. Richardson, S. puravady, L. Owens, P. Richardson, K. Mannix* PTH-045 BENCHMARKING ENDOSCOPY SERVICES IN IRAQ - RESULTS OF A NATIONAL SURVEY B. Hawkes, M. Aziz, N. Hawkes, L. Al-Rubaiy* PTH-046 EVALUATION OF PATIENT SATISFACTION FOLLOWING PERCUTANEOUS ENDOSCOPIC GASTROSTOMY (PEG) INSERTION: DAY CASE VERSUS INPATIENT MODEL IN UHCW NHS TRUST J. M. Colby, N. E. Burch, L. M. Ridings* PTH-047 PERCEPTION OF ASSESSING THE NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF INTENSIVE CARE PATIENTS: A CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY OF JORDANIAN ICU NURSES M. T. Al Kalaldeh* PTH-048 THE SPLIT CLINIC – A PRESCRIPTION FOR EFFICIENCY IN THE GASTROENTEROLOGY OUTPATIENT CLINIC. M. Grimes, H. Palmer, C. Clayman, T. Rayne, C. Durcan, I. Mason, O. Epstein, M. F. Jaboli* PTH-049 THE IMPACT OF A DEDICATED INPATIENT BLEEDERS ENDOSCOPY LIST IN THE TIMELY MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE UPPER GASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDS V. Mathew, S. Gupta, M. Harrington*, S. Subramaniam PTH-050 THE FIRST YEARS OUTCOME DATA FROM IBD-SSHAMP; UK’S FIRST REMOTE WEB-BASED SELF MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME FOR STABLE INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE PATIENTS. K. Lithgo, T. Price, M. W. Johnson* PTH-051 HOW THE NEW INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE REGISTRY AND PATIENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (IBD-R/PMS) HAS HELP DEFINE THE FUTURE OF OUR DISTRICT GENERAL IBD SERVICE K. Lithgo, T. Price, M. W. Johnson* PTH-052 OPEN ACCESS TO COLONOSCOPY: ONE YEAR OF EXPERIENCE IN A DISTRICT GENERAL HOSPITAL V. Sathyanarayana, K. Kapil, A. S. Soliman, S. H. Riyaz, P. Hurlstone, E. Said, M. F. Hale* PTH-053 IS TIME ALLOCATED FOR COLONOSCOPIC ENDOSCOPIC MUCOSAL RESECTION ENOUGH? H. Kang, K. Ofuafor, M. H. Thoufeeq* PTH-054 PTH-055 PTH-056 USS SMALL BOWEL FOR CROHN’S DISEASE – SINGLE CENTRE EXPERIENCE IN MEDIUM SIZED DGHT. Skouras, T. Patani, J. Whalley, S. Khalid, M. Usman-Saeed* PRODUCTIVE ENDOSCOPY PROJECT. J. Lucking, C. Eccles, C. Cooper, K. Kennedy, D. Daw, L. Williams, W. Hymer, D. Mcguinness, L. Flavell, J. Dahill, S. Sarkar, N. Taggart* A STUDY OF NON-RESPONDENTS’ PERSPECTIVES OF THE BARRIERS AFFECTING BOWEL CANCER SCREENING UPTAKE IN WALES FOR THE PURPOSES OF INFORMING PROGRAMME DELIVERY & MANAGEMENT OF SCREENING S. Darwin, N. Avery* PTH-057 A CENTRES EXPERIENCE OF SETTING UP A NEW BOWEL CANCER SCREENING CENTRE & PREPARING FOR BOWEL SCOPE J. Batterton, D. Mcguinness, G. Fitzgerald, B. Morton, P. Otoole, S. Subrumanian, N. Haslam, B. Oates, S. Sarkar, N. Taggart* PTH-058 A MODEL DESIGNED TO CALCULATE THE COST OF CARE FOR INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE (IBD). S. Leonard, G. Miles, P. Premchand, N. Ghosh* PTH-059 EVALUATION OF AN ESTABLISHED COMMUNITY GASTROENTEROLOGY CLINIC WITH COMPARISON TO SECONDARY CARE R. Dawood, C. Oesterling, D. Rusk, A. Akbar, O. F. Ahmad* PTH-060 THE MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE UPPER GASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING IN PAEDIATRIC PRACTICE: A NATIONAL SURVEY R. Hansen, R. K. Russell, P. McGrogan, P. Henderson* PTH-061 EMERGENCY ADMISSIONS FOR ALCOHOL RELATED CONDITIONS: MAKING SENSE OF ROUTINE DATA M. Shawihdi, E. Thompson, M. Pearson, S. Hood, K. Bodger, P. Lekharaju* PTH-062 IS EVENING ENDOSCOPY COST EFFECTIVE? C. Hollywood, P. Closier* PTH-063 ARE OUTCOMES FOLLOWING ENDOSCOPY FOR EMERGENCY UPPER GI BLEEDING WORSE AT NIGHT AND WEEKENDS? P. Mundre*, A. Rehman, B. Rembacken PTH-064 IMPACT OF A STANDARDISED CLINICAL MANAGEMENT NETWORK FOR COMPLEX POLYPS WITHIN THE BOWEL CANCER SCREENING PROGRAMME (BCSP) S. Dolwani, M. Davies, M. Morgan, A. Maw, G. Tudor, H. Heard, N. Williams, R. Ramaraj* PTH-065 AN AUDIT TO ASSESS FEASIBILITY AND EFFICACY OF GROUP EDUCATION FOR IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME (IBS) PATIENTS IN THE DELIVERY OF LOW FODMAP (FERMENTABLE OLIGOSACCHARIDES, DISACCHARIDES, MONOSACCHARIDES AND POLYOLS) DIETARY ADVICE S. K. Kinrade, L. Fell, L. Heald, A. Healy, R. M. Twamley* PTH-066 SETTING UP A HEPATOLOGY ECONSULT SERVICE – BENEFICIAL FOR PATIENTS AND PRIMARY CARE, BUT PERHAPS A HARDSHIP FOR SECONDARY CARE? B. Smith, P. B. Southern, J. Connolly, V. J. Appleby, S. Moreea* PTH-067 REDUCING THE OUTPATIENT BURDEN OF 2 WEEK WAIT UPPER GI REFERRALS H. Dhaliwal, R. Keld, S. Singh* PTH-068 NURSE TELEPHONE TRIAGED STRAIGHT TO TEST COLONOSCOPY D. Haboubi, J. Wilson, C. Bhan, A. Oshowo, J. Haddow, H. Mukhtar, M. Walshe, A. Thapar, S. Rodney* PTH-069 NURSE LED ONE STOP UPPER GI CLINICS ARE SAFE AND ALLOW RAPID ASSESSMENT OF PATIENTS WITH SUSPECTED GASTRO-OESOPHAGEAL MALIGNANCY B. Ashall, G. Cave, A. Bassi, P. K. Flanagan, S. Williams* PTH-070 AUDIT OF SUBSEQUENT OUTCOME IN PATIENTS ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL WITH ALCOHOL USE DISORDER (AUD) H. boyce, F. anderson, D. gleeson, S. rai* PTH-071 IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF AN ACUTE GI BLEEDING SERVICE: IMPACT OF INTERVENTIONS. RESULTS OF THREE PROSPECTIVE AUDITS IN A TERTIARY CENTRE. N. Chauhan, K. Sager, A. Bond, P. Collins, S. M. Alam* PTH-072 UNITED KINGDOM NATIONAL BOWEL CANCER AWARENESS PROGRAMME – MORE PAIN, NO GAIN? K. Naik, R. Sivakumar, S. Shah, T. Khong* PTH-073 TRANSFORMING WARD ROUNDS D. Kejariwal, V. Krishnan* PTH-074 ASCITES CLINIC': AN OUTPATIENT SERVICE MODEL FOR PATIENTS REQUIRING LARGE VOLUME PARACENTESIS G. Samra, J. Gasser, C. Shorrock, P. Sambaiah, M. Rolland, W. J. Gashau* PTH-075 LIVER PTH-076 PTH-077 PTH-078 PTH-079 PTH-080 PTH-081 PTH-082 PTH-083 PTH-084 PTH-085 DRIED BLOOD SPOT TESTING FOR HEPATITIS B AND C IN THE CHINESE COMMUNITY LIVING IN NORTHERN IRELAND N. McDougall, A. A. Mccurley* GEOGRAPHICAL MAPPING OF HEPATITIS C INFECTION IN NORTH EAST SCOTLAND USING A GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEM (GIS) D. Green, A.-M. Sinclair, P. Dundas, B. Vijayan, S. English, L. Mcleman, A. Fraser, A. Mukhopadhya*, L. Nesbit FORWARD PROGRESS OR FINANCIAL EXTRAVAGANCE? COUNTING THE COST OF NICE GUIDELINES FOR CHRONIC HEPATITIS B H. Badham, T. Y. Lim, A. J. Portal, C. A. McCune, P. L. Collins, F. H. Gordon, H. Morrison, B. Hudson* TENOFOVIR AND ENTECAVIR IN THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC HEPATITIS B : EFFECTIVENESS AND SAFETY IN A SINGLE CENTRE EXPERIENCE R. Khan, M. Wilkinson, T. Wong, G. Tritto, D. K. Hanumantharaya* RISK PROFILE FOR NON-ALCOHOLIC FATTY LIVER DISEASE (NAFLD) IN A PAEDIATRIC SPECIALIST CARE SETTING W. Alazawi, S. Naik, F. W. D. Tai*, Y. Derwa ENHANCED LIVER FIBROSIS (ELF) TEST PERFORMS BETTER THAN HISTOLOGICAL PARAMETERS IN PREDICTING CLINICAL OUTCOMES IN PATIENTS WITH ADVANCED FIBROSIS DUE TO CHRONIC HEPATITIS C INFECTION. A. Zaitoun, W. L. Irving, N. I. Guha, G. E. Dolman* DO SERUM MARKERS OF CELL INJURY AND DEATH HAVE POTENTIAL TO BECOME MECHANISTIC MARKERS IN NON-ALCOHOLIC FATTY LIVER DISEASE (NAFLD)? D. J. Antoine, P. Kaye, M. H. Miller, J. F. Dillon, M. E. Allison, M. W. James, E. A. Wilkes, A. P. Jackson, I. N. Guha, D. P. Williams, J. I. Grove, G. P. Aithal* MANAGEMENT OUTCOMES FOR PATIENTS WITH POSITIVE HEPATITIS C SEROLOGY OVER A THREE YEAR PERIOD IN YORK HOSPITAL L. L. Wong, N. Todd, C. Millson, J. T. Y. Ting* NUTRITIONAL IMPACT OF ANTI-VIRAL THERAPY OF GENOTYPE 1 HEPATITIS C PATIENTS K. Young, P. Dundas, S. English, L. Mcleman, B. Vijayan, A. Fraser, A. Mukhopadhya, J. Bennett* SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF PERFORMANCE OF ALT IN PREDICTING LIVER FIBROSIS: ALT IS A SENSITIVE, BUT NOT A SPECIFIC MARKER OF LIVER FIBROSIS IN POPULATIONS WITH / SUSPECTED LIVER DISEASE S. Olsen, W. Rosenberg, P. Roderick, J. Parkes, J. Coad* PTH-086 PTH-087 PTH-088 PTH-089 PTH-090 PTH-091 PTH-092 PTH-093 PTH-094 PTH-095 PTH-096 PTH-097 PTH-098 PTH-099 COMPARISON OF CLINICAL PRESENTATIONS AND OUTCOME OF HEPATOCELLULAR CARCINOMA BETWEEN HEPATITIS C AND NONALCOHOLIC FATTY LIVER CIRRHOSIS: A SINGLE CENTRE EXPERIENCE N. Tehami, J. Hodson, S. Shetty, N. N. Than* PERCEPTIONS OF LIVER DISEASE AMONGST THE NEPALI COMMUNITY; DESIGNING EFFECTIVE CASE-FINDING STRATEGIES TO TEST UK MIGRANT GROUPS FOR HBV & HCV A. Ala, J. Hendy, J. Zamani, M. Dunstall, N. Margot, P. Berry, G. Foster, M. Lisa, P. Kennedy, M. Petrova, S. Mathew* NON INVASIVE MONITORING OF FATTY LIVERS IN MORBIDLY OBESE PATIENTS: PRELIMINARY EVALUATION WITH ACOUSTIC RADIATION FORCE IMPULSE IMAGING O. Jaffer, Y. Zen, J. Dent, J. Clarke, P. Sidhu, A. Patel, S. Chakravartty* HEPATITIS B MONOTHERAPY WITH TENOFOVIR OR ENTACAVIR: A UK SINGLE CENTRE EXPERIENCE S. Stevenson, P. M. Tachtatzis, L. C. Claridge, M. H. Davies, R. L. Jones, M. A. Aldersley, S. Shabbir* NATURAL HISTORY OF NAFLD: A STUDY OF 108 PATIENTS WITH PAIRED LIVER BIOPSIES E. Henderson, A. Burt, C. Day, Q. M. Anstee, T. Hardy, S. Mcpherson* TESTING FOR HEPATITIS C IN HIGH RISK IMMIGRANTS – FINDINGS FROM A SINGLE PRACTICE WITH A LARGE IMMIGRANT POPULATION. A. Khan, J. Rehman, G. R. Foster, S. Moreea, V. J. Appleby* PANCREAS INVESTIGATING THE ROLE OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN PANCREATIC CANCER – THE AGE AT WHICH THIS IS MEASURED IS IMPORTANT IN AETIOLOGICAL STUDIES AND IS INDEPENDENT OF BODY MASS INDEX P. Banim, R. Luben, N. Wareham, K.-T. Khaw, N. Noor, A. Hart* CHROMOGRANIN-A : CAN IT PREDICT RADIOLOGICAL PROGRESSION IN NEUROENDOCRINE TUMOURS? J. Garcia-Hernandez, N. G. Martin, M. Mullan, T. Meyer, C. Thirlwell, J. Watkins, M. E. Caplin, R. E. Rossi, C. Toumpanakis* BENEFIT OF REAL TIME CYTOLOGICAL EXAMINATION IN EUS GUIDED BIOPSY OF SUSPECTED PANCREATIC MALIGNANCY A. Al-Badri, H. Gordon, D. Lloyd* PORTAL HYPERTENSION DUE TO SPLANCHNIC VENOUS THROMBOSIS FOLLOWING OPEN OR SKUNK WIRE NECROSECTOMY OF ACUTE SEVERE PANCREATITIS. S. Mahoney, P. Richardson, C. Halloran, J. Garry, E. J. Britton* THE SENSITIVITY OF EUS FNA OF SOLID PANCREATIC LESIONS, WORKING FROM A REGIONAL MDT AND WITHIN A REGIONAL NETWORK D. Lloyd, A. Higginson, R. McCrudden, C. Bent, F. Shek, R. Beable, A. Al-Badri, B. Green, E. Jaynes, D. Collins, D. Poller, B. Stacey, H. Gordon* HOW COMMON IS PANCREATIC EXOCRINE INSUFFICIENCY IN SECONDARY CARE GASTROENTEROLOGY CLINICS? A DUAL CENTRE STUDY D. Sanders, S. Lee, H. Taha, A. Ramadas, J. McGivern, M. Kurien, R. Sidhu, J. Leeds, A. Hopper, D. Joy, J. Campbell* 68GA-DOTATATE PET IN LOCALISING NEUROENDOCRINE TUMOURS – COULD THIS BE THE STATE OF THE ART DIAGNOSTIC TEST? J. Ramage, A. Prachalias, R. Srirajaskanthan, R. Sherwood, N. Mulholland, J. Wu* EXTERNAL SHOCKWAVE LITHOTRIPSY (ESWL) OF PANCREATIC CALCULI IMPROVES PAIN RELATED TO CHRONIC CALCIFIC PANCREATITIS S. F. Neong, P. Vlavianos, D. Westaby, D. Bansi, M. Hanna, K. Kandiah* PTH-100 PTH-101 PTH-102 PTH-103 PTH-104 PTH-105 UTILITY OF EUS-GUIDED FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION OF PANCREATIC CYSTIC LESIONS P. Cheng, J. S. Leeds, M. C. Donnelly* DIETARY SATURATED FATTY ACIDS ARE POSITIVELY ASSOCIATED WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF PANCREATIC CANCER – DATA FROM A UK PROSPECTIVE STUDY (EPIC) USING 7-DAY FOOD DIARIES. A. Hart, R. Luben, K.-T. Khaw, N. Wareham, P. Banim* TREATMENT OF BENIGN PANCREATIC DUCT STRICTURES WITH FULLY COVERED SELF EXPANDABLE METAL STENTS (FC-SEMS) IS FEASIBLE, SAFE AND EFFECTIVE IN PATIENTS WITH SYMPTOMATIC CHRONIC PANCREATITIS (CP). H. Kaltsidis, P. Vlavianos, N. Phillips, D. Westaby, R. Rameshshanker* THE MANAGEMENT AND ASSESSMENT OF INCIDENTAL PANCREATIC CYSTS ON COMPUTER TOMOGRAPHY IN A NON-PANCREATIC CENTRE U. Sheikh, J. Iqbal, S. Kadir* DIAGNOSTIC YIELD OF SECRETIN ENHANCED MRCP IN THE INVESTIGATION OF PATIENTS WITH ACALCULOUS PANCRAETICO-BILIARY TYPE ABDOMINAL PAIN J. Scott, K. Oppong, R. M. Charnley, M. Nayar, S. S. Dronamraju* HOW OMINOUS IS THE "DOUBLE-DUCT" SIGN ?: A SINGLE CENTRE EXPERIENCE. K. Padala, R. Sinha, J. Greenaway, D. Joy, T. Gardner* SMALL BOWEL AND NUTRITION PTH-106 PTH-107 PTH-108 PTH-109 PTH-110 PTH-111 PTH-112 PTH-113 PTH-114 BILE ACID DIARRHOEA MASQUERADES AS DIARRHOEA-PREDOMINANT IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME: RESULTS FROM A DUAL CENTRE PROSPECTIVE STUDY. S. Mumtaz, D. S. Sanders, H. Bholah, F. U. Chowdhury, A. C. Ford, I. Aziz* A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF OBETICHOLIC ACID, A FARNESOID X RECEPTOR AGONIST, IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC DIARRHOEA SECONDARY TO CROHN’S ILEAL DISEASE J. R. Walters, D. Shapiro, C. Vassie, I. M. Johnston, J. D. Nolan* SEHCAT: NICE OR NOT NICE? H. Sherfi, T. Sulkin, J. Palmer, I. A. Murray, K. L. Woolson* MANAGEMENT OF BILE ACID MALABSORPTION (BAM) WITH LOW FAT DIETARY INTERVENTIONS A. Lalji, S. Bodla, J. Andreyev, C. Shaw, L. Watson* FACTORS PREDICTIVE OF BILE ACID DIARRHOEA AND LONG TERM TREATMENT OUTCOMES J. T. Gleeson, D. S. Sanders, C. Osborne, L. Messham, M. Kurien* "NON CELIAC GLUTEN SENSITIVITY" (NCGS) IS UNCOMMON IN PATIENTS SPONTANEOUSLY ADHERING TO GLUTEN FREE DIET (GFD), AND IS OUTNUMBERED BY “FODMAPS SENSITIVITY” F. Lanzarotto, R. Baschè, C. Ricci, A. Lanzini, A. Ferraresi, M. Marullo, B. Zanini* A SINGLE CENTER EXPERIENCE OF TREATMENT OF REFRACTORY CELIAC DISEASE TYPE 2 S. Donnelly, C. Ho-Yen, T. Mitchell, F. Chang, P. Ciclitira, I. Nasr* CHANGE IN AWARENESS OF GLUTEN RELATED DISORDERS AMONGST CHEFS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC IN THE UNITED KINGDOM: A 10 YEAR FOLLOWON STUDY M. Karajeh, J. Zilkha, E. Tubman, C. Fowles, D. S. Sanders, I. Aziz* ASSESSING OSTEOPOROSIS IN COELIAC DISEASE: IS THE WHO FRAX TOOL A GOOD SCREENER? M. Bridges, A. Dhar, J. Weightman* PTH-115 PTH-116 PTH-117 PTH-118 PTH-119 PTH-120 PTH-121 PTH-122 PTH-123 PTH-124 PTH-125 PTH-126 PTH-127 PTH-128 PTH-129 PREVALENCE RATES AND RISK FACTORS FOR OSTEOPOROSIS IN PATIENTS WITH COELIAC DISEASE P. Torpiano, N. Azzopardi, M. Vassallo, P. Ellul, J. Schembri* POINT OF CARE TESTING FOR ADULT COELIAC DISEASE: A POTENTIAL ROLE IN ENDOSCOPY M. Kurien, A. J. Johnston, A. Avgerinos, M. Hadjivassiliou, D. S. Sanders, P. D. Mooney, S. Wong* THYMIC STROMAL LYMPHOPOIETIN IS PRIMARILY REDUCED IN REFRACTORY COELIAC DISEASE DUODENAL MUCOSA A. Di Sabatino, G. Fornasa, C. Papadia, R. Shidrawi, E. Woods, A. Forbes, M. Rescigno, G. R. Corazza, T. T. MacDonald, P. Biancheri* ADHERENCE TO DUODENAL BIOPSY GUIDELINES INCREASES THE DETECTION OF COELIAC DISEASE: A MULTICENTRE UK STUDY M. Finegan, F. Khan, R. Keld, G. Naylor, D. S. Sanders, P. D. Mooney* HIGH DEFINITION (HD) ENDOSCOPY WITH I-SCAN FOR THE DETECTION OF MARKERS OF COELIAC DISEASE: A FEASIBILITY STUDY S. Wong, A. Johnston, D. S. Sanders, P. D. Mooney* COELIAC DISEASE AND DOUBLE-BALLOON ENTEROSCOPY: WHAT CAN WE ACHIEVE? THE EXPERIENCE OF TWO EUROPEAN TERTIARY REFERRAL CENTRES C. Tomba, F. Branchi, D. S. Sanders, R. Sidhu, M. Locatelli, D. Conte, M. T. Bardella, L. Elli, P. D. Mooney* THE BURDEN OF POOR NUTRITION IN CHRONIC PANCREATITIS: WHAT ARE THE IMPACT OF BEHAVIOURAL AND SOCIOECONOMIC FACTORS? D. Joshi, G. H. El-Sayed, M. H. Chapman, G. J. Webster, S. P. Pereira, G. J. Johnson, P. S. Patel, A. Ghai, K. Koshy, B. Paranandi* HOME PARENTERAL NUTRITION IN PALLIATIVE CARE: A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY TO IDENTIFY POTENTIAL PROGNOSTIC INDICATORS B. Clarke, S. Cooper, B. Drinkwater* QUALITY OF LIFE AND PERFORMANCE STATUS SCORES FOLLOWING INTESTINAL TRANSPLANTATION ARE SIMILAR TO THOSE OF PATIENTS ON HOME PARENTERAL NUTRITION IN THE UK S. Duncan, A. Butler, M. Stroud, T. Smith, P. Calder, G. Rui, B. Chukualim, J. Woodward, J. Green, R. Charlotte, L. Sharkey, S. Gabe, S. Middleton, C. Pither* CHANGES IN THE INDICATIONS FOR REFERRAL OF ADULTS FOR INTESTINAL AND MULTIVISCERAL TRANSPLANTATION L. Sharkey, N. Russell, J. Woodward, S. Gabe, N. Jamieson, A. Butler, S. Middleton, S. Duncan, D. Bond, J. Green, C. Rutter* SURVIVAL FOLLOWING INTESTINAL AND MULTIVISCERAL TRANSPLANTATION AT ADDENBROOKE’S HOSPITAL, CAMBRIDGE, UK L. Sharkey, N. Russell, J. Woodward, S. Gabe, N. Jamieson, A. Butler, S. Middleton, C. Pither, J. Green, S. Duncan, B. Chukualim, D. Bond, C. Rutter* ASSESSMENT OF CARDIOVASCULAR RISK OF PATIENTS ON HOME PARENTERAL NUTRITION J. Scantlebury, J. Wood, I. Reid, H. Lynch, G. Sayell, G. Ani, D. Burke, C. Donnellan, D. S. Chilkunda* NUTRITIONAL STATUS AFTER INTESTINAL AND MULTIVISCERAL TRANSPLANT C. Kratzing, C. Rutter, R. Gao, A. Butler, J. Woodward, S. Middleton, L. Sharkey* SMALL BOWEL CANCER: A 20-YEAR SINGLE UK CENTRE EXPERIENCE G. Evans, L. Chan* A RETROSPECTIVE AUDIT OF PEG INDICATIONS AND COMPLICATIONS AT A DISTRICT GENERAL HOSPITAL FOLLOWING THE INTRODUCTION OF A MULTIDISCIPLINARY NUTRITION TEAM N. Mitha, K. Basavaraju, M. Abdulla* PTH-130 PTH-131 PTH-132 PTH-133 PTH-134 PTH-135 PTH-136 PTH-137 PTH-138 PTH-139 PTH-140 PTH-141 PTH-142 PTH-143 PTH-144 A COMPARISON OF THE NUTRITION SCREENING TOOL AND MALNUTRITION UNIVERSAL SCREENING TOOL ON REFERRAL RATES FOR DIETETIC ASSESSMENTS K. Gopalakrishnan, H. Smith, A. Poullis, R. Hewett* ENDOSCOPIC GASTROPEXY AND PEG FEEDING TUBE INSERTION: A COMPARATIVE STUDY R. McKay, D. Barber, A. W. McKinlay, J. S. Leeds, S. S. Salunke* on behalf of PEG Research Group GASTROSTOMY INSERTIONS: IS IT ALL ABOUT CHOOSING THE RIGHT PATIENTS? A COMPARISON BETWEEN PERCUTANEOUS ENDOSCOPIC GASTROSTOMY (PEG) AND RADIOLOGICALLY INSERTED GASTROSTOMY (RIG) INDICATIONS, COMPLICATIONS AND MORTALITY RATES. M. Tinker, T. Buchanan, T. Bowling, T. Abd Rahim*, C. Sharratt ELECTRONIC PERSONAL HEALTH RECORDS FOR PATIENTS ON HOME PARENTERAL NUTRITION: A PATIENT SATISFACTION SURVEY S. M. Gabe, J. M. Nightingale, M. Small, T. Ambrose*, R. Topan MALNUTRITION SCREENING IN HOSPITAL OUTPATIENTS Z. Gundkalli, H. Williams, V. Blackwell, W. Howson* OSTEOMYELITIS IN ADULT PATIENTS ON LONG-TERM PARENTERAL NUTRITION P. Stevens, S. Lal, P. Chadwick, A. Teubner, A. Abraham, G. Carlson, P. Allan* A MYRIAD OF CAUSES FOR DIARRHOEA IN PATIENTS PRESENTING AT A GIANT (GI AND NUTRITION TEAM) CLINIC IN A CANCER CENTRE. J. Andreyev, A. Muls* THE GI AND NUTRITION TEAM SERVICE (GIANTS): MANAGING GI CONSEQUENCES OF CANCER TREATMENT – WHO? WHAT? AND HOW? J. Andreyev, A. Muls* TNF-Α DEPENDENT ANGIOPOEITIN MEDIATED ANGIOGENESIS IN SPORADIC SMALL BOWEL ANGIODYSPLASIA; NOVEL PATHOPHYSIOLOGY AND POTENTIAL CLINICAL MARKER B. Hall, P. Crotty, S. Smith, D. McNamara, G. Holleran* LONG ACTING OCTREOTIDE THERAPY HAS A BENEFICIAL EFFECT IN PATIENTS WITH SIGNIFICANT SMALL BOWEL ANGIODYSPLASIA B. Hall, N. Breslin, D. McNamara, G. Holleran* SOLUBLE PLANTAIN FIBRE INHIBITS THE EPITHELIAL ADHESION OF DIARRHOEAL PATHOGENS CLOSTRIDIUM DIFFICILE, SALMONELLA AND ENTEROTOXIGENIC E. COLI (ETEC) THROUGH INTERACTION WITH THE INTESTINAL EPITHELIUM. Å. V. Keita, J. D. Söderholm, J. M. Rhodes, B. J. Campbell, H. Simpson* WIRELESS CAPSULE ENDOSCOPY – DIAGNOSTIC YIELD AND CLINICAL UTILITY VARIES WIDELY ACCORDING TO INDICATION S. C. Cooper, B. Drinkwater, R. Mahmood, S. Ishaq, P. Nicolson, M. R. Smith* DOES DOUBLE BALLOON ENTEROSCOPY AFFECT MANAGEMENT IN PATIENTS WITH SUSPECTED SMALL BOWEL TUMOURS? EXPERIENCE FROM A SINGLE TERTIARY CENTRE R. Sidhu, M. E. McAlindon, D. S. Sanders, M. F. Hale* CHARACTERISTICS AND OUTCOMES OF ACUTE INFECTIVE DIARRHOEA- A LARGE TEACHING HOSPITAL COHORT S. Kelly, U. A. Ahmad, S. Everett, S. Mumtaz* NATIONWIDE STUDY OF EMERGENCY ADMISSIONS TO ACUTE HOSPITALS IN ENGLAND FOR ANOREXIA NERVOSA: IMPLICATIONS FOR MARSIPAN E. Thompson, S. Sharma, S. Lal, M. Pearson, K. Bodger, M. Shawihdi* PTH-145 COMPARISON OF PERCUTANEOUS ENDOSCOPIC GASTROSTOMY, MEGESTROL ACETATE AND NASOGASTRIC FEEDING IN PATIENTS WITH CYSTIC FIBROSIS M. Zaidi, L. Mughal, R. J. Bright-Thomas, R. B. Jones, S. Shabbir*