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Jahrestagung derDeutschen Gesellschaft für Tropenmedizin und Internationale Gesundheit (DTG)

Österreichischen Gesellschaft für Tropenmedizin, Parasitologie und Migrationsmedizin (ÖGTPM)

Including Special Track Symposium „Humanitarian Aid and Development Cooperation“

April 4 - 6, 2019University of Munich

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Hosting Societies / Participating Societies 6

Scientific Program at a Glance 8

Scientific Program 10

Thursday, April 4, 2019 10

Friday, April 5, 2019 15

Saturday, April 6, 2019 26

Postersession / Awards and Grants 31

Poster 32 Speakers, Chairs and Authors 43

Body Map Exhibition 54

General Information 56

Registration 57

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Exhibitors 60 Travel Information 62

Floor Plan 63

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Welcome GrusswortDear Colleagues,

a warm welcome to the Conference on Tropical Medicine and Global Health in Munich! This year the interdisciplinary conference has a new format and will run once more as a joint annual meeting between the German Society for Tropical Medicine and International Health (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Tropenmedizin und Internationale Gesundheit, DTG) and the Austrian Society for Tropical Medicine, Parasitology and Migration Medicine (Österre-ichische Gesellschaft für Tropenmedizin, Parasitologie und Migrationsmedizin, ÖGTPM). We are also honoured to have the following societies taking part

• The Society for Dermatology in the Tropics e.V.• The Committee for Women’s Health Issues in Development Cooperation (AG FIDE)• The Society for Paediatrics in the Tropics (GTP)• The German Society for Surgery in the Tropics (DTC)• The German Center for Infection Research (DZIF)

Another new feature is that the Symposium for Humanitarian Aid and Development Cooper-ation will be held as a parallel track on April 5th.

For the first time, this conference will officially be held in English as well as German, to enable wider international participation. In addition, for the first time we are featuring a partner country, Tanzania, which will be at the focus of our attention. We are very much looking for-ward to welcoming colleagues from Tanzania and other parts of the tropical world.

Sustainable solutions to Global Health challenges require novel and ever more comprehen-sive and multidisciplinary approaches. We therefore aim to bring together different fields of expertise as well as numerous stakeholders in order to broaden perspectives, facilitate inter-disciplinary exchange and promote innovation.

Parallel tracks at this conference will address important issues in clinical care of travelers and migrants, novel diagnostics, highlights in basic research and testing of new clinical in-terventions, as well as their efficient use in improving health care in developing countries. Under the track „Partner Country Tanzania“ we recognize that solutions can only be found in cooperation with partners in the developing world and highlight the importance of research driven by our partners. We will also invite presentations of successful examples of research and development cooperation.

Finally, it is a great honour for us that the Bavarian Government Executive (Bayerische Staats- kanzlei) will host an official reception for the congress participants in the classical building of the Munich Residenz. An event you should not miss!

We hope you’ll enjoy the conference!

Sehr geehrte Kolleginnen und Kollegen,

herzlich willkommen auf der Konferenz für Tropenmedizin und Globale Gesundheit in München! Dieser interdisziplinäre Kongress hat dieses Jahr ein neues Format: die Jahrestagun-gen der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Tropenmedizin und Internationale Gesundheit (DTG) und der Österreichischen Gesellschaft für Tropenmedizin, Parasitologie und Migrationsmedizin (ÖGTPM) werden zusammen in einem internationalen Rahmen abgehalten. Wir sind zudem hocherfreut, die folgenden Mitveranstalter dabeizuhaben:

• Verein zur Förderung der Dermatologie in den Tropen e.V.• AG Frauengesundheit in der Entwicklungszusammenarbeit (FIDE) e.V.• Gesellschaft für Tropenpädiatrie und internationale Kindergesundheit (GTP) e.V.• Deutsche Gesellschaft für Tropenchirurgie (DTC) e.V.• Deutsche Zentrum für Infektionsforschung (DZIF)

Eine weitere Neuerung ist die Integration des „Humanitarian Aid and Development Coopera-tion“, welches jedes Jahr in München stattfindet und am Freitag, 5. April 2019 als Paralleltrack abgehalten wird und für alle Konferenzteilnehmer offensteht.

Zum ersten Mal wird diese Konferenz in Englisch und Deutsch abgehalten, um so eine breitere internationale Teilnahme zu ermöglichen, die dem Geist unseres Fachgebietes gerecht wird. Zudem haben wir zum ersten Mal ein Partnerland, Tansania, welches auf unserer Konferenz einen Schwerpunkt bilden wird. Wir freuen uns sehr, Kollegen aus unserem Part-nerland Tansania, und auch aus anderen Teilen der Welt in München willkommen zu heißen!

Komplexe Herausforderungen im Bereich der Globalen Gesundheit erfordern neuartige und zunehmend umfassende, multidisziplinäre strategische Konzepte. Wir möchten daher Exper-ten und politische Akteure aus unterschiedlichen Gebieten zusammenbringen um einen in-terdisziplinären Gedankenaustausch zu ermöglichen, Horizonte zu erweitern und Innovation zu fördern.

Die Themengebiete auf dieser Konferenz werden sich mit Besonderheiten bei der klinischen Versorgung von Reisenden und Migranten befassen, mit neuartigen Diagnostika, Highlights aus Grundlagenforschung und klinischen Interventionsstudien, sowie mit dem effizienten Nutzen von aktuellen Forschungsergebnissen für die Verbesserung der Gesundheitsversor-gung in Entwicklungsländern.

Im Themengebiet „Partnerland Tansania“ stellen wir heraus, daß Lösungen für Problemstel-lungen in Gesundheitssystemen nur partnerschaftlich in Kooperation und auf Augenhöhe zwi-schen Partnern aus Niedrig-, Mittel- und Hocheinkommensländern gefunden werden können; wir betonen die Bedeutung von Forschung die von unseren Partnern initiiert wird. Wir stellen auch Forschungsarbeiten vor, die ein erfolgreiches Beispiel von Forschungsaktivitäten im Rah-men von Entwicklungszusammenarbeit sind.

Zu guter Letzt ist es für uns eine große Ehre dass die Bayerische Staatskanzlei unsere Kongress- teilnehmerinnen und Kongressteilnehmer am Donnerstag, 4. April 2019, zum Staatsempfang in die historischen Räumlichkeiten der Münchner Residenz einladen wird. Eine Veranstaltung, die Sie auf keinen Fall verpassen sollten!

Wir wünschen Ihnen viel Freude bei einer spannenden Konferenz mit viel Gelegenheit zum interdisziplinären und internationalen Austausch!

Prof. Dr. Michael HoelscherConference ChairDr. Camilla RotheChair Scientific Committee

Prof. Dr. Herwig KollaritschChairman ÖGTPMDr. Dr. Carsten KöhlerChairman DTG

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Conference Chair & Committees & Societies

Conference Chair Professor Dr. med. Michael Hoelscher, Klinikum der LMU München, Abteilung für Infektions- und Tropenmedizin

Chair ScientificCommittee

Dr. med. Camilla Rothe, Klinikum der LMU München, Abteilung für Infektions- und Tropenmedizin

Scientific Committee Bélard, SabinePrazeres da Costa, ClarissaDuscher, GeorgFleischer, BernhardFröschl, GünterHaditsch, MartinHoelscher, MichaelKöhler, CarstenKollaritsch, HerwigMay, Jürgen

Mothes, HenningMüller, SusanneRothe, Camilla Rehfuess, EvaReinel, DieterSchimana, WernerSchneitler, SophieWacker, JürgenWeigel, Ralf

Hosting Societies Deutsche Gesellschaft für Tropenmedizin und Internationale Gesundheit e.V. www.dtg.org

Österreichische Gesellschaft für Tropenmedizin, Parasitologie und Migrationsmedizin (ÖGTPM)www.oegtpm.at

Participating Societies Society for Dermatology in the Tropics e.V. www.tropendermatologie.de

Frauengesundheit in der Entwicklungszusammenarbeit FIDE AG e.V., www.ag-fide.de

Gesellschaft für Tropenpädiatrie und Internationale Kindergesundheit e.V.www.tropenpaediatrie.de

DZIF – Deutsches Zentrum für Infektionsforschungwww.dzif.de

Deutsche Gesellschaft für Tropenchirurgie e.V. (DTC)www.tropenchirurgie.org

Scientific Chair: Günter FröschlDivision of Infectious Diseases and Tropical Medicine, Munich CIHLMU Center for International Health www.cih.lmu.de www.dtg-jahrestagung2019.de

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Saturday, April 6, 2019

Plenary Hall Room B101 Room B139 Room B138

09.00-10.30 S13: Neglected Tropical Diseases

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FG4: Junge DTG/ Junge Parasitologen

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FG5: Tropen- chirurgie

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S14: Global Health 2

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10.30-11.00 Coffee Break / Presentation Body Map Exhibition

11.00-12.00 PL3 Plenary: Vaccines/Novel Diagnostics

12.00-12.45 PL4 Plenary: 2 Jahre in der Tropenmedizin

12.45-13.00 Closing13.00-13.15 Lunch Break

13.15-15.15

Tropenmedizin Update

(Room B139)

15.15-15.30 Coffee Break

15.30-17.00

Reisemedizin Update

(Room B139)

Scientific Program at a Glance

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Scientific Program at a Glance Thursday, April 4, 2019

Plenary Hall Room B101 Room B139 Room B13811.00-13.00 CIH Pre-Meeting / 10 Years CIH (Room C112)13.00-13.45 Lunch Break13.45-14.00 Congress Opening14.00-15.00 PL1 Plenary „Tanzania – Europe“15.00-15.30 Coffee Break

15.30-17.00S1: Novel

Diagnostics/Digital Health

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S2: Partner Country Tanzania

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S3: One Health/ Emerging Infections

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S4: Global Health 1

p. 13from 18.30 Get-together at the Munich Residence

Friday, April 5, 2019

Plenary Hall Room B101 Room B139 Room B13808.00-08.45 S5: Meet the

DTM & H Course Director

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S6: Klinisches Quiz

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Symposium Humanitarian Aid and Development

Cooperationp. 15

09.00-10.00 PL2 Plenary: Poverty & Health10.00-10.30 Coffee Break /Presentation Body Map Exhibition

10.30-12.00 S7: Tuberculosis &Antimicrobial

Resistance

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S8: Preventive Medicine &

Occupational Health

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FG1: Tropen- gynäkologie

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Cooperationp. 18

12.00-13.30 Lunch Break

WS I: Pictorial Seminar-Ultrasound in Tropical Diseases

(Room C112)

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WS II: Feldlabor in der Tropenmedizin

(Room C111)

13.30-15.00 S9: Blood-borne Infections:

HIV & Hepatitis

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S10: Climate Change and

Health/ Environ-mental Health

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FG2: Tropen- pädiatrie

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Cooperationp. 22

15.00-16.00 Coffee Break and Poster Viewing

16.00-17.30 S11: Malaria and other Vector-borne

Diseases

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S12: Non- communicable

Diseases & Health System

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FG3: Tropen- dermatologie

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Cooperationp. 24

17.30-17.45 Coffee Break 17.45-18.15 Verleihung des DTG Preises18.15-19.15 DTG-MitgliederversammlungFrom 19.30 Bavarian Evening at „Der Pschorr"

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Scientific Program – Thursday, April 4, 2019 Scientific Program – Thursday, April 4, 2019

11.00 – 13.00 CHI Pre Meeting – 10 Years CIHRoom C112 The Center for International Health CIHLMU is happy to invite you to

the celebration of our 10th anniversary as a project within the Exceed network. We would gladly welcome you to look back with us on the highlights, best practices, and challenges that accompa-nied us on the 10 year journey to our main vision: “empower health professionals” worldwide. Aside from insides into our teaching programs and research projects, we look forward to invite you to join us in the discussion of key features in capacity building and humanitarian aid and offer you the possibility to connect and exchange views with our partners from around the globe.

13.00 – 13.45 Lunch Break

13.45 – 14.00 Congress Opening

14.00 – 15.00 Plenary 1: „Tanzania – Europe“Plenary Hall Chairs: M. Hoelscher, Munich

Y. Mgaya, Dar es Salaam (Tanzania)

14.00 – 14.30 Health in Tanzania – The past 30 yearsT-1 E. Schmutzhard, Innsbruck (Austria)

14.30 – 14.45 Tanzanian PerspectiveT-2 N. Ntinginya, Mbeya (Tanzania)

14.45 – 15.00 German PerspectiveT-3 M. Hoelscher, Munich

15.00 – 15.30 Coffee Break

15.30 – 17.00 S1: Novel Diagnostics/Digital HealthPlenary Hall Chairs: A. Wieser, Munich

A. Kreidenweiss, Tübingen

15.30 – 15.55 Using technology to improve adherence for the chronically ill in T-4 low income countries: self check-in platform FASTA in Tanzania T. Finkbeiner, Berlin

15.55 – 16.20 Label-free cell diagnostics with digital imagingT-5 O. Hayden, Munich

16.20 – 16.27 Application of matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization time-S1-1 of-flight (MALDI-TOF) mass spectrometry in diagnostic helminthology: a proof-of-concept study M. Feucherolles1, S. Poppert2, Y. Endriss2, C. Hermosilla3,

B. Lundström-Stadelmann4, J. Utzinger2, S. L. Becker1, 2, , 1Homburg, 2 Basel (Switzerland), 3Giessen, 4Bern (Switzerland)

16.28 – 16.35 RLEP LAMP for the diagnosis of leprosyS1-2 M. Saar, M. Beissner, G. Bretzel, Munich

16.36 – 16.43 The digitalization of health networks in sub-Saharan Africa:S1-3 report of CYSTINET-Africa, a multidisciplinary research consortium for Taenia solium taeniosis/cysticercosis J. Knobloch1, V. Schmidt1, 2, B. Ngowi3, C. Sikasunge4, C. Prazeres da

Costa1, H. Ngowi5, B. Brügge1, A. S. Winkler1, 2, 1Munich, 2Oslo (Norway), 3Dar es Salaam (Tanzania), 4Lusaka (Zambia), 5Morogoro (Tanzania)

16.44 – 16.51 Mobile instant messaging (WhatsApp®) for pharmacovigilance S1-4 of pellagra during Isoniazid preventive therapy (IPT) implementation C. Wallrauch1, 2, T. Heller2, A. Jahn2, 3, P. Ganesh2, 3, T. Kalua2,

R. Nyirenda2, Y. Babaye3, S. Phiri2, 3, 4, 1Munich, 2Lilongwe (Malawi), 3Seattle (United States), 4Chapel Hill (United States)

15.30 – 17.00 S2: Partner Country TanzaniaRoom B101 Chairs: A. Stich, Würzburg

H. Ngowi, Morogoro (Tanzania)

15.30 – 15.55 Emerging pandemic threats and the One Health approachT-6 J. Kilewo, Dar es Salaam (Tanzania)

15.55 – 16.20 The challenges of schistosomiasis control in the Lake T-7 Region of Tanzania H. Mazigo, Mwanza (Tanzania)


16.20 – 16.27 Screening of 1003 whole blood samples from febrile patients inS2-1 Mbeya, Tanzania for the presence of Relapsing Fever Borrelia using

real-time PCR C. Luetke-Daltrup1, V. Fingerle2, A.-C. Neumann1, N. E. Ntinginya3,

C. Manyama3, L. Sudi3, G. Margos2, G. Dobler1, M. Hoelscher1, N. Heinrich1, A. Wieser1, 1Munich, 2Oberschleissheim, 3Mbeya (Tanzania)

16.28 – 16.35 Prevalence of (pre)-cancerous cervical lesions and cervical cancer -S2-2 awareness in Kilimanjaro Region, Tanzania A. Henke, F. Serventi, J. Alloyce, E. Ndosi, D. Mrema, P. Ngwamkai,

B. Mchome, O. Henke, Moshi (Tanzania)

16.36 – 16.43 The quality and the composition of Albendazole, Mebendazole and S2-3 Praziquantel available in Northern Tanzania M. Seitzer1, S. Klapper1, F. Chibunda2, H. Mazigo2, U. Holzgrabe1,

A. Müller1, 1Würzburg, 2Mwanza (Tanzania)

16.44 – 16.51 Free access to digital health information in Iringa, Tanzania: S2-4 Development, provision and testing the effect of digital health

messages to rural communities C. Holst1, F. Sukums2, H. Ngowi3, D. Radovanovic4, E. Mwakapeje1,

I. Mdala1, A. A. Madar1, M. Isabwe5, J. Noll1, A. S. Winkler1, 6, B. Ngowi2, 1Oslo (Norway), 2Dar es Salaam (Tanzania), 3Morogoro, (Tanzania), 4Kjeller (Norway), 5Grimstad, (Norway), 6Munich

15.30 – 17.00 S3: One Health/Emerging InfectionsRoom B139 Chairs: M. Addo, Hamburg

S. Becker, Marburg

15.30 – 15.55 Lassa-Fieber in Afrika – Update und neue ErkenntnisseT-8 S. Günther, Hamburg

15.55 – 16.20 Bornaviren als tödliche ZoonoseerregerT-9 M. Beer, Greifswald

16.20 – 16.27 Transmission networks of Cryptosporidium spp. in rural S3-1 sub-Saharan Africa: a multi-country study D. Eibach1, R. Krumkamp1, 2, S. Caccio3, A. Adegnika4, J. Amuasi5,

J. Lusingu6, R. Rakotozandrindrainy7, J. May1, 2, 1Hamburg, 2Partner site Hamburg-Borstel-Lübeck, 3Rome (Italy), 4Lambaréné (Gabon), 5Kumasi (Ghana), 6Korogwe, (Tanzania), 7Antananarivo (Madagascar)

16.28 – 16.35 Cross-reactive Antibody Responses Induced by Zika Virus in the S3-2 Absence of Detectable Neutralizing Activity Enhances Dengue

Virus Infection in Rhesus Macaques W. Valiant1, J. George1, M. Mattapallil1, Y.-J. Huang2, D. Vanlanding-

ham2, D. Verthelyi3, S. Higgs2, M. Lewis4, J. Mattapallil1, 1Bethesda (United States), 2Manhattan (United States), 3Silver Spring (United States), 4Rockville (United States)

16.36 – 16.43 First reported case of fetal microcephaly associated with Zika S3-3 virus infection in a German traveler returning from Thailand A. Osterman, R. Egensperger, F. Weiss, J. Zimmermann, F. Wehweck,

S. Böhm, O. T. Keppler, S. Hutter, R. Kästner, J. Eberle, Munich

16.44 – 16.51 Rabies, dog-bites & critical care in Queen Elizabeth Central S3-4 Hospital and south Malawi (2012-18). G. Pollach, D. Mabedi, S. Chikumbanje, D. Mayer, F. Namboya,

Blantyre (Malawi)

15.30 – 17.00 S4: Global Health 1Room B138 Chairs: M. Pletschette, Munich

T. Bärnighausen, Heidelberg

15.30 – 15.55 Von der gesunden Mutter zur gesunden Familie ... T-10 J. Wacker, Bruchsal

15.55 – 16.20 Is Global Health a more useful idea than International Health?T-11 M. Havemann, Marburg

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16.20 – 16.27 Global Health – A Concept Not Yet Fully Embraced By The New S4-1 European Research And Innovation Framework A. Berner-Rodoreda1, E. Rehfuess2, F. Cobelens3, M. Raviglione4, 5,

N. Casamitjana6, G. Fröschl2, K. Klipstein-Grobusch7, H. Ashrafian8, A. Agardh9, A. Flahault5, L. Visser10, C. Schultsz3, J. Skordis-Worral8, A. Plasència6, I. Abubakar8, R. Norton11, L. Hagander9, R. van Leeuwen3, T. Bärnighausen1, 1Heidelberg, 2München, 3Amsterdam (Netherlands), ©4Milan (Italy), 5Geneva (Switzerland), 6Barcelona (Spain), 7Utrecht (Netherlands), 8London (United Kingdom), 9Lund (Sweden), 10Leiden (Netherlands), 11Oxford (United Kingdom)

16.28 – 16.35 A cross-sectional mixed-methods study of sexual and reproductiveS4-2 health needs, knowledge and access to services among refugee

adolescent girls in the Nakivale refugee settlement, Uganda O. Ivanova1, M. Rai1, W. Mlahagwa2, J. Tumuhairwe2, A. Bakuli1,

V. N. Nyakato2, E. Kemigisha2, 1Munich, 2Mbarara (Uganda)

16.36 – 16.43 Teaching Global Health: Developing a transdisciplinary global S4-3 health curriculum for Germany (Austria) and Switzerland J. M. Stratil, K. Geffert, T. Grath, E. Rehfuess, Munich

16.44 - 16.51 The destructive power of creation - Growth and innovation as S4-4 underlying principles leading to human mass dying and potential

extinction N. G. Schwarz, Hamburg

from 18.30 Congress Opening: Get-together at the Munich Residence We are looking forward to spend an unforgettable

evening with you at the reception of the Bavarian Government Executive in the classical building of the Munich Residence. Meet colleagues and friends whilst enjoying snacks and drinks and complete the first conference day in a unique atmosphere.

Admission: 18.30 Begin: 19.00

Dresscode: Business Registration is absolutely essential.

08.00 – 08.45 S5: Meet the DTM & H Course DirectorRoom B101 Chairs: P. Sothmann, Munich

C. Wallrauch, Munich

08.00 – 08.07 East-African DTM & H (LSHTM)T-12 P. Gothard, London (UK)

08.07 – 08.14 DTM & H Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (LSTM) T-13 T. Fletcher, Liverpool (UK)

08.14 – 08.21 DTM & P, Bernhard-Nocht-InstitutT-14 G. Burchard, Hamburg; N. Schwarz, Hamburg

08.21 – 08.28 DTMIH, CIH MünchenT-15 M. Manhart, Munich

08.28 – 08.45 Questions from the audience and discussion 08.00 – 08.45 S6: Klinisches QuizRoom B139 Chairs: M. Haditsch, Leonding (Österreich)

C. Rothe, München

08.00 – 08.45 Symposium: Humanitarian Aid and Development CooperationRoom B138 Chair: G. Fröschl, Munich T-16 The right, the wrong and all the mess in between – A tentative

systemic inquiry at the nexus of emergency response and development cooperation

C. Janke, Munich

09.00 – 10.00 Plenary 2: Poverty & HealthPlenary Hall Chairs: E. Reisinger, Rostock

T. Junghanss, Heidelberg

09.00 – 09.30 Social Determinants of Health: A research perspectiveT-17 A. Reeves, London (UK)

09.30 – 10.00 Global Health in a new geopolitical contextT-18 T. Bärnighausen, Heidelberg

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10.10 – 10.25 Presentation of the Body Map Exhibition Room B101 M. Navarro, Alicante (Spain), M. Pritsch, Munich For further information please see p. 54.

10.30 – 12.00 S7: Tuberculosis & Antimicrobial ResistancePlenary Hall Chairs: M. Grobusch, Amsterdam (Netherlands)

S. Bélard, Berlin 10.30 – 10.55 The global spread of antimicrobial resistance: T-19 a perspective from the tropics F. Schaumburg, Münster

10.55 – 11.20 Tuberculosis diagnosis and treatment outcomesT-20 A. Rachow, Munich

11.20 – 11.27 Novel point-of-care LAM assay for the detection of tuberculosis in S7-1 people living with HIV with superior sensitivity T. Broger1, B. Sossen2, E. du Toit2, A. Kerkhoff3, M. Nicol2, C. Boehme1,

G. Meintjes2, C. Denkinger1, 4, 1Geneva (Switzerland), 2Cape Town (South Africa), 3San Francisco (United States), 4Heidelberg

11.28 – 11.35 First-in-human clinical and non-clinical development of the S7-2 antitubercular benzothiazinone BTZ-043 F. Kloss1, J. Dreisbach2, N. Heinrich2, S. Konsten2, F. Meyer1,

M. Hölscher2, 1Jena, 2Munich

11.36 – 11.43 Urinary tract infections in outpatients at a referral hospital inS7-3 Central Ethiopia: Microbiological surveillance of pathogens and

antimicrobial resistance A. Fuchs1, 2, C. Vinnemeier3, J. Früh1, 2, L. Stötter1, 2, T. B. Tufa1, 2,

S. Abdissa1, T. Rolling3, A. Kaasch2, K. Pfeffer2, D. Häussinger1, 2, T. Feldt1, 2, 1Asella (Ethiopia), 2Düsseldorf, 3Hamburg

11.44 – 11.51 Emergence of phylogenetically diverse and fluoroquinolone S7-4 resistant Salmonella Enteritidis as a cause of invasive nontyphoidal

Salmonella disease in Ghana C. Aldrich1, 2, H. Hartman3, N. Feasey4, 5, Y. Adu-Sarkodie6, F. Marks5, 7,

J. May2, T. Dallman3, D. Eibach2, 1Munich, 2Hamburg, 3Colindale, London (United Kingdom), 4Liverpool (United Kingdom), 5Cambridge (United Kingdom), 6Kumasi (Ghana), 7Seoul (South Korea)

10.30 – 12.00 S8: Preventice Medicine & Occupational HealthRoom B101 Chairs: M. Solis-Soto, Rancuaga (Chile)

J. Stratil, Munich

10.30 – 10.55 Health effects of pesticide use on a global scaleT-21 H. Kromhout, Utrecht (Netherlands)

10.55 – 11.20 A good start in life? Pregnancy and nutrition within a planetary T-22 health framework S. Gabrysch, Heidelberg

11.20 – 11.27 Long-term immunogenicity after yellow fever vaccination in S8-1 immunosuppressed and healthy individuals J. Burkhard1, C. Adrian1, C. Gabay2, P. Hasler3, R. Müller4,

M. Niedrig5, P. Villiger6, L. Visser7, A. Visser7, U. Walker8, C. Hatz1, 8, S. Bühler1, 9, 1Zurich (Switzerland), 2Geneva (Switzerland), 3Aarau (Switzerland), 4St. Gallen (Switzerland), 5Berlin, 6Berne (Switzerland), 7Leiden (Netherlands), 8Basel (Switzerland), 9Hamburg

11.28 – 11.35 Implementing cost-effective multimodal interventions to S8-2 improve hand hygiene compliance in Ayder Hospital, Ethiopia M. Naizgi1, F. Lemm2, S. Temizel3, A. Haileslassie1, Z. Gessesse1,

A. Potthoff2, A. Skaletz-Rorowski2, N. Brockmeyer2, 1Mekelle (Ethiopia), 2Bochum, 3Augsburg

11.36 – 11.43 The EFFO Project: Supporting Rwanda’s Ebola Preparedness by S8-3 a Train-the-Trainer Approach J. Straub1, V. Schuster1, J. Ndoli Minega2, M. Gertler1, S. Gies3, J.

Sasse1, F. Mockenhaupt1, A. Sendegeya2, J. Nyamusore4, L. Verbeek1, 1Berlin, 2Butare (Rwanda), 3Würzburg, 4Kigali (Rwanda)

11.44 – 11.51 IPAMU – a Madagascar-Germany partnership project aiming toS8-4 investigate Health Care Worker Infections during the 2017

Pneumonic Plague Outbreak T. Kratz1, A. Radonirina Lazasoa2, V. Razafimbia2, I. Markus1,

L. Meurs1, 3, D. Kolie4, M. Borchert1, M. Rajerison2, A. Rakotoarisoa2, M. Rakoto Andrianarivelo2, S. Dupke1, R. Grunow1, D. Malvy5, A. Delamou4, R. Fahafahantsoa Rapelerano2, 1Berlin, 2Antananarivo (Madagascar), 3Solna (Sweden), 4Conakry (Guinea), 5Bordeaux (France)

Scientific Program – Friday, April 5, 2019 Scientific Program – Friday, April 5, 2019


10.30 – 12.00 FG1: TropengynäkologieRoom B139 Chairs: J. Wacker, Bruchsal

M. Stark, Berlin

10.30 – 11.00 Maternal MortalityT-23 C. Hoestermann, Unna

11.00 – 11.30 Caesarean Section – Misgav LadachT-24 M. Stark, Berlin

11.30 – 12.00 Postpartal HeamorrhageT-25 J. Wacker, Bruchsal

Dieses Symposium wird ausgerichtet von der AG FIDE.

10.30 – 12.00 Symposium: Humanitarian Aid and Development CooperationRoom B138 Chair: G. Fröschl, Munich

10.30 – 11.15 Sustainable kidney care in low income settings – T-26 experiences from Malawi and beyond G. Dreyer, London

11.15 – 12.00 Patient Care and Security for Aidworkers: What are the T-27 compromises in modern wars? T. Stöbe, Berlin


12.30 – 13.15 Lunch-Symposium: Merck in Malaria PreventionRoom B139

12.30 – 12.45 The Global Health Institute of MerckT-28 J. Reinhard-Rupp, Genf

12.45 – 13.00 M5717: a new antimalarial clinical drug candidate with potential toT-29 be developed for chemoprophylaxis and chemoprevention C. Oeuvray, Genf

13.00 – 13.15 Repellents – Irrglauben und FaktenT-30 J. M. Swatschek, Darmstadt

The Symposium is organized by Merck.

12.00 – 13.30 Workshop IRoom C112 Pictorial Seminar – Ultrasound in Tropical Diseases

12.00 – 12.30 Focused ultrasound for HIV/TB - the FASH scanT-31 T. Heller, Munich

12.30 – 13.00 Focused ultrasound for other infectious and tropical conditionsT-32 S. Bélard, Berlin

13.00 – 13.30 Case video quizzes in tropical ultrasoundT-33 S. Bélard, Berlin / T. Heller, Munich

Point-of-care ultrasound diagnostic is increasingly appreciated and applied in tropical and low-resource settings: diagnoses are established quicker and more accurately translating into timely and optimized patient management. Infectious diseases that are common in endemic settings will be presented with case studies including their sonographic spectra. The interactive format of the seminar gives the opportunity for discussion of ultrasound and cases with experts in sonography and tropical medicine.

The number of participants is limited, registration is required.

12.00 – 13.30 Workshop IIRoom C111 Feldlabor in der Tropenmedizin: Medikamentenfälschungen auf der Spur Leitung: W. Wernhardt, Würzburg

A. Fuß, Würzburg

Labormedizin ist in vielen Ländern noch Handarbeit und verlangt Know-how und Expertise. Erfahrene Mitarbeiter des Missions- ärztlichen Instituts Würzburg führen in Labormethoden ein und zeigen, unter anderem wie man unter einfachen Bedingungen in den Tropen auf Medikamentenfälschungen testen kann. Für Fragen stehen die Leiter des Workshops zur Verfügung.

Die Teilnehmerzahl ist begrenzt, eine Anmeldung ist unbedingt erforderlich.



13.30 – 15.00 S9: Blood-borne Infections: HIV & HepatitisPlenary Hall Chairs: O. Keppler, Munich

N.E. Ntinginya, Mbeya (Tanzania)

13.30 – 13.55 Advances and challenges in the global control of Hepatitis B and CT-34 M. Roggendorf, Munich

13.55 – 14.20 Transmission, spread and control of HIVT-35 J. Eberle, Munich

14.20 – 14.27 Tonsil Vaccination with MVA encoding SIV genes is Associated withS9-1 Better Anamnestic Control of Acute Viremia after Low Dose Rectal

Challenge with SIVmac251 J. George1, S. Maynard1, S. Bixler1, O. Onabajo1, D. Vargas-Inchaustegui1,

R. Pal2, B. Lafont1, C. Labranche3, M. Robert-Guroff1, G. Tomaras3, D. Montefiori3, G. Sutter4, J. Mattapallil1, 1Bethesda (United States), 2Rockville (United States), 3Durham (United States), 4Munich

14.28 – 14.35 Novel concepts for early infant HIV test & treat and infant HIV S9-2 prevention strategies A. Kroidl, O. Geisenberger, M. Hölscher, Munich

14.36 – 14.43 Approximation of the genotype distribution within global chronic S9-3 hepatitis B virus infections S. Velkov1, J. J. Ott2, U. Protzer1, T. Michler1, 1München, 2Braunschweig

14.44 – 14.51 Supporting HIV care for inpatients in a government referral S9-4 hospital in Malawi: One year results from a systematic care

program for advanced HIV Disease T. Heller1, C. Wallrauch1, 2, D. Damba1, C. Trapence1, J. Gumulira1,

H. Tweya1, 3, L. Chunda1, J. Ngoma1, P. Ganesh1, 4, S. Phiri1, 4, 5, 1Lilongwe (Malawi), 2Munich, 3Paris (France), 4Seattle (United States), 5Chapel Hill (United States)

13.30 – 15.00 S10: Climate Change and Health/Environmental HealthRoom B101 Chairs: S. Böse-O’Reilly, Munich

C. Rothe, Munich

13.30 – 13.55 Climate Change and Global HealthT-36 P. van den Hazel, Ellecom (Netherlands)

13.55 – 14.20 Acute health problems related to climate change in ZambiaT-37 P. Mukuka, Kabwe (Zambia)

14.20 – 14.27 Climate change – one of the biggest health threats of our centuryS10-1 H. Mertes, Munich

14.28 – 14.35 The association of Buruli ulcer disease endemicity with major S10-2 climatic, epidemiological and socio-environmental factors: a

geospatial analysis from southern Nigeria. K. P. Puchner1, S. Kreibich1, A. Meka2, H. Van der Schaaf3, K. Watson3,

1Würzburg, 2Enugu (Nigeria), 3Karlsruhe

14.36 – 14.43 Fighting against permethrin-resistant and non-resistant strains of S10-3 bed bugs (Cimex lectularius) with the use of a special fogger and a

combination of H2O2 fluid and permethrin – a light at the end of the tunnel

G. Duscher1, A. Hodžić1, E. Battisti2, S. Boigenzahn1, T. Schwan1, P. Jaeger1, D. Ljuhar1, 1Vienna (Austria), 2Turin (Italy)

14.44 – 14.51 Vibrio harveyi wound infection after motorboat propellerS10-4 amputation injury in Mallorca, Spain T. Brehm, S. Schmiedel, Hamburg

13.30 – 15.00 FG2: TropenpädiatrieRoom B139 Chairs: R. Weigel, Witten

W. Schimana, München

13.30 – 14.00 Global child health interventions:from coverage to qualityT-38 R. Weigel, Witten Herdecke

14.00 – 14.20 CPAP, a method to improve neonatal survival. Experiences from T-39 a pilot project in Moshi, Tanzania B. Mmbaga, Moshi (Tansania)

14.20 – 14.40 Improving access to healthcare for children through telemedicine T-40 – experience from Tanzania R. Mbatia, Dar es Salaam (Tansania)

14.40 – 15.00 Travelling with chronically ill children T-41 E. Maritz, Offenburg

Dieses Symposium wird ausgerichtet von GTP.



13.30 – 15.00 Symposium: Humanitarian Aid and Development CooperationRoom B 138 Chair: G. Fröschl, Munich

13.30 – 14.15 Lessons learned when Linking Relief, Rehabilitation and T-42 Development in PHC and health system strengthening B. Peterhans, Basel (Switzerland)

14.15 – 15.00 Ends justifying the means? Critical reflections on images in T-43 humanitarian action in the Congo (DRC) and beyond M. Eriksson Baaz, Uppsala (Sweden)

15.00 – 16.00 Coffee Break and Poster Viewing For further information see page 31.

16.00 – 17.30 S11: Malaria an other vectorborne diseasesPlenary Hall Chairs: P. Kremsner, Tübingen

J. May, Hamburg

16.00 – 16.25 Development of anti-malaria vaccinesT-44 B. Mordmüller, Tübingen

16.25 – 16.50 Anti-malarial drug resistance in GhanaT-45 O. Maiga-Ascofaré, Hamburg

16.50 – 16.57 Mosquitos are mixing vessels for interspecies viral microbiomeS11-1 J. Thannesberger1, N. Rascovan2, H.-P. Fuehrer1, I. Klymiuk3,

A. Eisenmann1, C. Landis4, C. Steininger1, 1Vienna (Austria), 2Marseille (France), 3Graz (Austria), 4Bridgetown (Barbados)

16.58 – 17.05 Detecting histidine-rich protein 2 gene deleted malaria parasitesS11-2 A. Kreidenweiss, Tübingen

17.06 – 17.13 Capillary blood and malaria diagnosticsS11-3 J. Mischlinger1, 2, 3, 4, P. Pitzinger2, 3, L. Veletzky1, 2, M. Groger1, 2,

R. Zoleko-Manego1, 2, A. A. Adegnika2, 4, S. T. Agnandji2, 4, B. Lell2, 4, P. G. Kremsner2, 4, E. Tannich1, G. Mombo-Ngoma1, 2, 4, 5, B. Mordmüller2, 4, M. Ramharter1, 1Hamburg, 2Lambaréné (Gabon), 3Vienna (Austria), 4Tübingen, 5Libreville (Gabon)

17.14 – 17.21 Causes of Fever in Gabonese Children: A Cross-Sectional S11-4 Hospital-Based Study J. Fernandes1, 2, 3, J. Held1, 2, A. Adégnika1, 2, P. Kremsner1, 2,

M. Grobusch1, 2, 3, B. Mordmüller1, 2, 1Tübingen, 2Lambaréné (Gabon), 3Amsterdam (Netherlands)

16.00 – 17.30 S12: Non-communicable Diseases & Health SystemsRoom B101 Chairs: G. Dreyer, London (UK)

S. Chakraborthy, Bichl

16.00 – 16.25 A Public Health approach to non-communicable diseasesT-46 V. Luyckx, Zürich (Switzerland)

16.25 – 16.50 Building a Global Stewardship model for access to NCD care: T-47 the role of the WHO A. Ullrich-Concordia, Geneva (Switzerland)

16.50 – 16.57 Global burden of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease inS12-1 people living with the hepatitis C virus. A systematic review,

meta-analysis and modelling study. K. K. Lee1, D. Stelzle2, R. Bing1, M. Anwar1, F. E. Strachan1,

S. Bashir1, D. E. Newby1, J. S. Shah3, M. H. Chung3, G. S. Bloomfield4, C. T. Longenecker5, S. Bagchi6, S. Kottilil6, S. Blach7, H. Razavi7, P. R. Mills8, N. L. Mills1, D. A. McAllister8, A. S. V. Shah1, 1Edinburgh (United Kingdom), 2Munich, 3Nairobi (Kenya), 4Durham (United States), 5Cleveland (United States), 6Maryland (United States), 7Louisville (United States), 8Glasgow (United Kingdom)

16.58 – 17.05 Cervical cancer in HIV-infected and non-infected women fromS12-2 Mbeya, Tanzania L. Glasmeyer1, R. Mcharo2, J. Mnkai2, M. Sembo2, L. Torres2,

O. Geisenberger1, M. Judick1, W. Mbuya2, K. Held1, J. France2, C. Geldmacher1, A. Kroidl1, 1Munich, 2Mbeya (Tanzania)

17.06 – 17.13 Breast cancer diagnosis, treatment and survival in MaliS12-3 K. Grosse Frie1, 2, B. Kamate3, C. Traore3, M. Ly3, B. Malle3,

B. Coulibaly3, E. Kantelhardt2,1Eschborn, 2Halle (Saale), 3Bamako (Mali)

17.14 – 17.21 Health Facility Readiness in a remote Karnali Province of NepalS12-4 D. Paudel1, 2, B. Rajbhandari1, M. Chaulagain1, 1Kathmandu (Nepal),

2Munich



17.45 – 17.55 Verleihung des DTG PreisesPlenary Hall

17.55 – 18.15 DTG-Award LecturePlenary Hall Operational research during Ebola and Lassa outbreaks S. Duraffour, Hamburg

18.15 – 19.15 DTG MitgliederversammlungPlenary Hall

from 19.30 Bavarian Evening

Friday, April 5, 2019, from 19.30

Bavarian Evening at „Der Pschorr“ Viktualienmarkt 15, 80331 München

We cordially invite you to end the second conference day with us at „Der Pschorr“, a traditional Bavarian restaurant in the heart of Munich. Enjoy Bavarian specialties and fresh draft beer in a relaxing atmosphere with colleagues and friends.

You are mostly welcome to wear traditional clothes.

Registration in advance is absolutely essential. There is a charge of 50 EUR per person (incl. VAT).

How to get there: www.derpschorr.de/anfahrt.html

16.00 – 17.30 FG3: TropendermatologieRoom B 139 Das “Regional Dermatologie Training Centre” in Moshi/Tanzania Chairs: D. Reinel, Hamburg

S. Schliemann, Jena

16.00 – 16.18 Geschichte und Wirkung des RDTCT-48 H. Grossmann, Moshi (Tanzania)

16.18 – 16.36 Tropendermatologische Fälle aus dem RDTC T-49 P. Elsner, Jena 16.36 – 16.54 Allergien am RDTCT-50 S. Schliemann, Jena

16.54 – 17.12 Mykosen am RDTCFG3-1 D. Reinel, Hamburg

17.12 – 17.30 Albinismus am RDTCFG3-2 R. Moser, Eisenstadt (Österreich) Dieses Symposium wird ausgerichtet von der International Society of Dermatology in the Tropics.

16.00 – 17.30 Symposium: Humanitarian Aid and Development CooperationRoom B 138 Chair: G. Fröschl, Munich

16.00 – 16.45 Humanitarian Aid versus Development Cooperation: T-51 Is this distinction still appropriate in a world of protracted crises and natural disasters? B. Rademacher, Munich

16.45 – 17.30 How to end the project? – T-52 the Urarinas in lowland Amazonia of Peru M. Braeutigam, Eichstätt



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09.00 – 10.30 S13: Neglected Tropical DiseasesPlenary Hall Chairs: C. Prazeres da Costa, Munich

J. Walochnik, Vienna (Austria)

09.00 – 09.25 Cutaneous leishmaniasis: new aspects of pathogenesis and T-53 therapy C. Bogdan, Nürnberg

09.25 – 09.50 The new WHO LF elimination programme 2020-2030 – T-54 which role for new drugs and diagnostics? A. Hörauf, Bonn

09.50 – 09.57 A novel cell-free method to culture Schistosoma mansoni fromS13-1 cercariae to juvenile worm stages for in vitro drug testing S. Frahm1, A. Anisuzzaman1, 2, F. Prodjinotho1, N. Vejzagic1,

A. Verschoor3, C. Prazeres da Costa1, 1Munich, 2Mymensingh (Bangla-desh), 3Lübeck

09.58 – 10.05 Impact of helminth infections during pregnancy on humoral vaccineS13-2 immunogenicity in Gabonese infants J. Flügge1, J. Honkpehedji2, E. Askani1, 2, M. M. Loembe1, 2, 3, T. L. Sandri1, S.

Brückner1, M. Duali2, J. Strunk1, B. Mordmüller1, 2, S. T. Agnandji1, 2, B. Lell1, 2, P. G. Kremsner1, 2, A. A. Adegnika1, 2, M. Esen1, 2, 1Tübingen, 2Lambaréné (Gabon), 3Libreville (Gabon)

10.06 – 10.13 A Burden of Disease assessment of Loa loa infection in Gabon:S13-3 preliminary data L. Veletzky1, 2, D. Stelzl1, J. Hergeth2, R. Zoleko-Manego1, 2,

G. Mombo-Ngoma1, 2, C. Budke3, J. Mischlinger1, A. A. Adegnika2, 4, W. Metzger4, P. B. Matsiegui5, H. Lagler6, B. Mordmüller2, 4, M. Ramharter1, 2, 1Hamburg, 2Lambaréné (Gabon), 3Texas (United States), 4Tübingen, 5Fougamou (Gabon), 6Vienna (Austria)

10.14 – 10.21 Immune activation profile in Wuchereria bancrofti infected S13-4 individuals in Upper East Region, Ghana S. Horn1, L. Batsa Debrah2, J. Osei-Mensah2, V. Serwaa Opoku2,

C. Geldmacher1, E. Saathoff1, K. Pfarr3, L. Layland3, A. Y. Debrah2, A. Hoerauf3, M. Hölscher1, I. Kroidl1, 1Munich, 2Kumasi (Ghana), 3Bonn

9.00 – 10.30 FG4: Junge DTG/Junge ParasitologenRoom B101 Chairs: S. Schneitler, München

H.-P. Führer, Wien (Österreich)

Der Altmeister des Science Slams – Professor Al-Dahouk aus Berlin – zeigt einen wissenschaftlichen Vortrag auf anderer Ebene. Im Anschluss präsentieren junge Wissenschaftler/-innen ihre Arbeiten.

09.00 – 09.30 Brucellose – nicht Borreliose!T-55 S. Al-Dahouk, Berlin

09.30 – 09.37 Trichomonas vaginalis lysosomes - a study on a protist stomachFG4-1 N. Zimmann, P. Rada, I. Hrdý, J. Tachezy, Vestec (Czech Republic)

09.37 – 09.44 No evidence for Histidine-rich protein 2 deficient P. falciparum inFG4-2 Arsi and East Shewa zone, central Ethiopia L. Stötter1, 2, K. Ebner1, 2, M. G. Mesfun1, 2, A. Fuchs1, 2, C. Dröge2,

J. Früh1, 2, M. Holtfreter2, T. Feldt1, 2, D. Häussinger1, 2, 1Asella (Ethiopia), 2Düsseldorf

09.44 – 09.51 Bilharziose in der SchwangerschaftFG4-3 B. T. Schleenvoigt1, M. Holtfreter2, 1Jena, 2Düsseldorf

09.51 – 09.58 Sandfly dispersal in Central Europe: is temperature really critical?FG4-4 E. Kniha, A. Obwaller, W. Pöppl, G. Mooseder, J. Walochnik, Vienna

(Austria)

09.58 – 10.05 Zoonotic pathogens in ticks from migratory birds, ItalyFG4-5 E. Battisti1, K. Urach2, A. Hodžić2, L. Fusani2, P. Hufnagl2, G. Felsberger2,

E. Ferroglio1, G. G. Duscher2, 1Grugliasco (Italy), 2Vienna (Austria)

10.05 – 10.12 Ein Update über einheimische, invasive und neobiotischeFG4-6 Stechmücken in Österreich H.-P. Fuehrer, C. Zittra, E. Schoener, Vienna (Austria)

10.12 – 10.30 Diskussion / Dicussion

Dieses Symposium wird ausgerichtet von der Jungen DTG.

Scientific Program – Saturday, April 6, 2019 Scientific Program – Saturday, April 6, 2019


09.00 – 10.30 FG5: TropenchirurgieRoom B139 Chairs: H. Mothes, Jena

S. Müller, Landshut

09.00 – 09.20 Relevanz von Unfällen für die Krankheitslast in LMICsT-56 M. Lahlal, Wien (Österreich)

09.20 – 09.40 Versorgung offener Frakturen – verschiedene LösungsansätzeT-57 H.P. Geiselhardt, Stuttgart

09.40 – 10.00 Abdominelle Verletzungen – T-58 Damage Control in Enwticklungsländern H. Mothes, Weimar

10.00 – 10.20 Verbrennungen – Versorgungskonzepte unter T-59 einfachen Bedingungen W. Demmer, Essen

10.20 – 10.25 Burns in low- and middle-income countries – a public healthFG5-1 perspective S. L. Böll, Wien

10.25 – 10.30 Case Presentation: Sigmoid colon carcinoma on the basis of FG5-2 Schistosomiasis in an emigrated nurse B. V. A. Eder, C. Köhler, P. G. Kremsner, A. L. Bissinger, Tübingen

Dieses Symposium wird ausgerichtet von der DTC.

09.00 – 10.30 S14: Global Health 2Room B138 Chairs: A. Jahn, Heidelberg

A. Winkler, Munich

09.00 – 09.25 The 2018 Global Health Action Plan for healthy lives and well- T-60 being for all: what is new and what should we do about it? M. Voss, Berlin

09.25 – 09.50 What is the role of academic research in the new German T-61 Global Health Strategy? B. Kümmel, Berlin

09.50 – 09.57 Global Neurology: The Tsunami of Non-Communicable DiseasesS14-1 D. Stelzle, A. K. Klohe, A. S. Winkler, Munich

09.58 – 10.05 Perceived adverse side effects of repeated Praziquantel mass drugS14-2 administration on Ijinga Island, Lake Victoria, Tanzania S. Peter1, H. D. Mazigo2, A. Fuss1, C. Kasang1, G. Kaatano2, A. Müller1,

1Würzburg, 2Mwanza, (Tanzania)

10.06 – 10.13 Kenya´s Health in All Policies strategy: a policy analysis using S14-3 Kingdon’s multiple streams J. Mauti1, L. Gautier2, J.-W. De Neve1, C. Beiersmann1, J. Tosun1,

A. Jahn1, 1Heidelberg, 2Montreal (Canada)

10.14 – 10.21 Cystic echinococcosis in unaccompanied minor refugees fromS14-4 Afghanistan and the Middle East J. Richter, L. Esmann, A. K. Lindner, I. Trebesch, G. Equihua Martinez,

M. Niebank, S. Georgi, D. Schürmann, F. Pfäfflin, M. Gertler, Berlin


10.40 – 10.55 Presentation of the Body Map ExhibitionRoom B101 M. Navarro, Alicante (Spain), M. Pritsch, Munich For further information see p. 54.

Scientific Program – Saturday, April 6, 2019 Scientific Program – Saturday, April 6, 2019


11.00 – 12.00 Plenary 3: Vaccines/Novel DiagnosticsPlenary Hall Chairs: U. Wiedermann-Schmidt, Vienna

G. Sutter, Munich

11.00 – 11.30 New Tools to Tackle EbolaT-62 D. Bausch, Oxford (UK)

11.30 – 12.00 Novel antiparasitic therapeuticsT-63 G. Bilbe, Geneva (Switzerland)

12.00 – 12.45 Plenary 4: 2 Jahre in der Tropenmedizin Chairs: H. Kollaritsch, Vienna (Austria)

C. Köhler, Tübingen

12.00 – 12.45 2 Jahre in der TropenmedizinT-64 G. Burchard, Hamburg

12.45 – 13.00 Closing


13.15 – 15.15 Tropenmedizin UpdateB139 Chairs: A. Stich, Würzburg

M. Grobusch, Amsterdam (Netherlands)

13.15 – 14.15 Update ParasitologieT-65 E. Tannich, Hamburg

14.15 – 15.15 Differentialdiagnose – der kranke ReiserückkehrerT-66 A. Stich, Würzburg/M. Grobusch, Amsterdam (Netherlands)


15.30 – 17.00 Reisemedizin UpdateB139 Chairs: C. Rothe, München

A. von Schrader-Beielstein, München

15.30 – 16.00 Update ReiseimpfungenT-67 H. Kollaritsch, Wien (Österreich)

16.00 – 16.30 Der Gesundheitsdienst des Auswärtigen Amtes stellt sich vorT-68 G. Boecken, Berlin

16.30 – 17.00 Tauch- und Höhenmedizin – was gibt´s Neues?T-69 A. von Schrader-Beielstein, München

Scientific Program – Saturday, April 6, 2019 Poster Session / Awards and Grants

Poster SessionThe poster exhibition will take place on the 1st floor. Posters shall be prepared in DIN A0 size (1189mm x 841mm), portrait format. Material to fix the posters will be provided. All posters should be mounted on Thursday, April 4, 2019 from 10:00 – 13:00. Please remove your poster after the congress on Saturday, April 6, 2019, from 13:30 – 15:00. It is not pos-sible to send remaining posters back to you after the congress. Please note that remaining posters have to be disposed of.

Poster Viewing, Friday, April 5, 2019, 15.00 – 16.00All authors are kindly asked to be present at their posters during the poster viewing for questions and discussion.

DTG Prize for Tropical Medicine 2019Sponsor: Else Kröner-Fresenius-StiftungThe DTG will award the Prize for Tropical Medicine 2019 endowed with 5.000,-. on Friday, April 5, 2019 from 17.45-18.15.

DTG Poster PrizeThe three best posters in the fields of „Clinical Research“, „Experimental Research“ and „Pub-lic Health Research“ will be awarded with EUR 200,- each.

ÖGTPM Travel GrantWith the help of several sponsors the ÖGTPM is able to provide 25 travel grants for the participation at the CTM 2019. The grant – each € 300.- – is for covering partly travel costs, accommodation and registration. It is obligatory to provide the original receipts. To apply for the grant the membership (ÖGTPM) is obligatory as well as an accepted abstract (talk or poster).

The decision for the award will be done by the ÖGTPM board following their guidelines:• Talk preferred• Student first• First come – first serve

The application has to be made with the accepted abstract (due to the CTM 2019 scientific board) and information concerning the status of education (student, doctoral student, post doc, etc.) to [email protected]. Further informations will be given after confirmation of the grant.


S4: Global Health 1

P10 Diagnosis and outcome of sepsis at a tertiary referral hospital in Central Ethiopia A. Fuchs1, 2, T. B. Tufa1, 2, J. Hörner2, Z. Hurissa1, H. M. Orth1, 2, S. Abdissa1, A. Kaasch2,

D. Häussinger1, 2, T. Feldt1, 2, 1Asella (Ethiopia), 2Düsseldorf

P11 Immunization Coverage among Refugee Children in Berlin L. Fozouni1, C. Weber2, A. K. Lindner2, G. Rutherford1, 1San Francisco (United States),

2Berlin

P12 Think globally, but how to act locally? Problems German patients face in getting their medication covered by national health insurances

J. Richter, G. Equihua Martinez, K. Müller, M. Gertler, A. K. Lindner, Berlin

P13 Open access journals: transparent science or shady business? J. Richter1, M. Botelho2, 1Berlin, 2Porto (Portugal)

S7: Tuberculosis & Antimicrobial ResistanceP14 Predictors and treatment outcomes of Extrapulmonary tuberculosis from an

Indian tertiary care hospital V. S. Jibia, V. Guddattu, K. Saravu, Manipal (India)

P15 The role of bedaquiline and linezolid in the management of toxicity from rifampicinresistant tuberculosis treatment in Johannesburg (South Africa).

H. Matthews1, D. Evans2, R. Berhanu3, 1Hamburg, 2Johannesburg (South Africa), 3Chapel Hill (United States)

P16 Socio-demographic Profiling of Tuberculosis Hotspots in Ethiopia: 2014 – 2017 Y. Gelaw1, 2, G. Williams1, Y. Assefa1, R. J. Soares Magalhães1, 3, 1Brisbane (Australia),

2Gondar (Ethiopia), 3Gatton (Australia)

P17 Using RNA sequencing to describe gene expression signatures for distinct disease states in pulmonary tuberculosis

M. I. M. Ahmed, L. Rogers, J. Buschbeck, M. Rohlfs, M. Hoelscher, N. Heinrich, C. Geldmacher, U. von Both, Munich

P18 New techniques to investigate dormant growth states of Mycobacteria on a single cell and ensemble basis for future rapid testing and drug development

A.-C. Neumann, D. Bauer, M. Hoelscher, C. Haisch, A. Wieser, Munich

P19 Focused Ultrasound in Pediatric Diagnostic Tuberculosis Work-up: A Case Report from Germany

S. Weber1, M. Weber1, K. Tenbrock1, S. Bélard2, 1Aachen, 2Berlin

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S1: Novel Diagnostics / Digital Health

P1 Burden of schistosomiasis in African migrants living in Germany: differential diagnostics and implications for public health

L.-M. Lunardon1, C. Weber2, A. Lindner2, A. Nimmesgern1, J. Seybold2, F. Mockenhaupt2, S. Becker1, 1Homburg/Saar, 2Berlin

P2 Evaluation of a Strongyloides IgG ELISA with S.papillosus antigen M.-T. Ruf, H. Marti, S. Poppert, B. Nickel, Basel (Switzerland)

P3 Improvements in Patient Safety through online collaboration of a competence network with Liberian district hospitals

F. Mueller1, K. Ochel2, G. Schneider1, 1Tübingen, 2Würzburg

S3: One Health / Ermerging InfectionsP4 Typhoid fever complicated by bowel perforations in children and adults – data and

consequences for our main critical care unit in Blantyre (Malawi) from 2006 - 2018.

G. Pollach1, F. Namboya1, T. Hübscher2, S. Mndolo1, 1Blantyre (Malawi), 2Bern (Switzerland)

P5 Detection of louse-borne relapsing fever (LBRF) from direct patient blood in migrants – lessons learned from large case series in southern Bavaria

V. Fingerle1, A.-C. Neumann2, T. Löscher2, M. Seilmaier2, M. Hoelscher2, U. von Both2, A. Wieser2, 1Oberschleissheim, 2Munich

P6 Erkennung von Erregern globaler Fieber-Erkrankungen - direkt, einfach, schnell, vor Ort

A. Tanovic1, R. Gregerson2, 1Rosbach v.d. Höhe, 2Salt Lake City (United States)

P7 Congenital abnormalities associated with ZIKV infection - which co-factors are we looking for?

S. Petzold, T. Jaenisch, O. Horstick, N. Agabaria, V. Winkler, A. Deckert, Heidelberg

P8 Chronology of the discovery of the autochthonous transmission of human schistosomiasis in Corsica

J. Richter1, H. Moné2, M. Holtfreter3, G. Mouahid2, 1Berlin, 2Perpignan (France), 3Düsseldorf

P9 Expect the unexpected A rare cause of hematologic deterioration in a patient from rural Germany

J. Bloehdorn, S. Kapp-Schwoerer, K. Klein, B. Hagemann, B. Grüner, Ulm


P29 High rate of anal colonization with Extended Spectrum β-Lactamase (ESBL) producing Gram-negative bacteria among hospitalized patients in Central Ethiopia

S. Abdissa1, J. Früh1, 2, L. Stötter1, 2, A. Fuchs1, 2, T. B. Tufa1, 2, A. Sorsa1, Z. H. Dadi1, A. J. Kaasch2, C. MacKenzie2, K. Pfeffer2, T. Feldt1, 2, D. Häussinger1, 2, 1Asella (Ethiopia), 2Düsseldorf

P30 Prevalence of H. pylori infection and efficacy of triple eradication therapy among HIV positive and HIV negative individuals in Central Ethiopia

M. G. Mesfun1, 2, A. Fuchs1, 2, P. Lang2, A. Schönfeld1, 2, E. O. Kuffour2, N. Berhe3, D. Häussinger1, 2, T. Feldt1, 2, 1Asella (Ethiopia), 2Düsseldorf, 3Addis Ababa (Ethiopia)

P31 Getting concrete: What can antibiotic stewardship deliver? A pilot study in sub-Saharan Africa on WHO’s Integrated Management of Childhood Illness

P. Hofmann1, 2, M. McCall1, 2, A. Alabi2, F. Schaumburg3, M. Agbanrin2, C. Gouleu2, G. Bingoulou2, G. Manouana2, S. Borrmann1, A. Adegnika1, 2, 4, 1Tübingen, 2Lambaréné (Gabon), 3Münster, 4Leiden (Netherlands)

S8: Preventive Medicine & Occupational Health

P32 Comparison effect of Honey bee venom on Pathogen bacteria compared with Common antibiotics

J. Gavanji, S. Gavanji, A. Bakhtari, B. Larki, Isfahan (Iran)

P33 12 years of experience in “Barrier Nursing Training” – a review D. Wiemer, Hamburg

P34 Yellow Fever Vaccination during methotrexate treatment - a prospective controlled multi-centre study

S. Bühler1, 2, G. Eperon3, H.-J. Furrer4, C. Fux5, V. Jaeger6, S. Jansen1, A. Neumayr6, L. Rochat7, J. Schmidt-Chanasit1, C. Staehelin4, P. Villiger4, A. Visser8, L. Visser8, C. Hatz2,

6, 1Hamburg, 2Zurich (Switzerland), 3Geneva (Switzerland), 4Berne (Switzerland), 5Aarau (Switzerland), 6Basel (Switzerland), 7Lausanne (Switzerland), 8Leiden (Netherlands)

S9: Blood-borne Infections: HIV & Hepatitis

P35 Envelope-specific epitope recognition patterns of HIV vaccine-induced IgG antibodies are linked to immunogen structure and sequence

Y. Nadai1, K. Held1, S. Joseph2, M. Ahmed1, V. Hoffmann1, D. Peterhoff3, M. Missanga4, A. Bauer1, 4, A. Joachim5, U. Reimer6, J. Zerweck6, S. McCormack2, A. C. Cope2, R. Tatoud2, R. J. Shattock2, M. Robb7, E. Sandstroem8, M. Hoelscher1, L. Maboko4, M. Bakari5, A. Kroidl1, R. Wagner3, J. Weber2, G. Pollakis9, C. Geldmacher1, 1Munich, 2London (United Kingdom), 3Regensburg, 4Mbeya (Tanzania), 5Dar es Salaam (Tanzania), 6Berlin, 7Silver Spring (United States), 8Stockholm (Sweden), 9Liverpool (United Kingdom)

PosterPoster

P20 Interim analysis of the pulmonary tuberculosis sequelae in a multicenter African TB Cohort

A. Bakuli1, O. Ivanova1, S. Charalambous2, C. Khosa3, J. Sutherland4, M. Rassool2, N. Ntinginya5, G. Churchyard2, M. Hoelscher1, A. Rachow1, 1Munich, 2Johannesburg (South Africa), 3Maputo (Mozambique), 4Serrekunda (Gambia), 5Mbeya (Tanzania)

P21 Improving the diagnosis of tuberculosis: Using single-cell transcriptomic profiling of pathogen-specific T cells for the identification of novel biomarkers

K. Held, M. I. Ahmed, L. Rogers, I. Andrä, J. Hansen, L. Olbrich, M. Schiemann, M. Hölscher, N. Heinrich, E. Beltrán, C. Geldmacher, Munich

P22 Rifampicin dosage and exposure are associated with superior activity in the PanACEA MAMS-TB study

N. Heinrich1, L. te Brake2, A. Diacon3, I. Sanne4, G. Kibiki5, N. Ntinginya6, M. Boeree2, R. Aarnoutse2, M. Hölscher1, 1Munich, 2Nijmegen (Netherlands), 3Cape Town (South Africa), 4Johannesburg (South Africa), 5Moshi (Tanzania), 6Mbeya (Tanzania)

P23 RefuScreen TB: A TB diagnostic study in Munich L. Olbrich, L. Kübler, K. Avsar, U. Behrends, U. von Both, C. Geldmacher, M. Seilmaier,

M. Ferko, H. Hoffmann, M. Hölscher, N. Heinrich, Munich

P24 Tuberculosis and Latent Tuberculosis Infection among Asylum-Seekers in Milan (Italy): Epidemiological Analysis and Evaluation of Interventions

S. Villa, L. R. Codecasa, M. Faccini, M. M. Pontello, M. Ferrarese, P. F. Castellotti, S. Senatore, A. Lamberti, E. Mazzola, D. Campisi, M. C. Raviglione, Milan (Italy)

P25 African patient with multi drug resistant, severe pulmonary Mycobacterium avium infection

M. Stegemann, Berlin

P26 Increase of nasal colonization with MDR-staphylococci during hospitalization in a tertiary hospital in central Ethiopia

J. Früh1, 2, L. Stötter1, 2, A. Fuchs1, 2, S. Abdissa1, T. B. Tufa1, 2, H. M. Orth1, 2, A. J. Kaasch2, C. MacKenzie2, K. Pfeffer2, T. Feldt1, 2, D. Häussinger1, 2, 1Asella (Ethiopia), 2Düsseldorf

P27 Extended-spectrum beta-lactamase producing Gram-negative infections and associated mortality in Ethiopia: a systematic review and meta-analysis

T. B. Tufa1, 2, T. B. Tufa3, F. André1, 2, K. Achim2, M. Colin2, P. Klaus2, F. Torsten1, 2, H. Dieter1, 2, 1Asella (Ethiopia), 2Düsseldorf, 3Addis Abeba (Ethiopia)

P28 High rate of Extended-spectrum beta-lactamase producing bacteria among the Gram-negative isolated from patients with febrile illness in the Asella Teaching Hospital (Ethiopia).

T. B. Tufa1, 2, F. André1, S. Abdissa1, 2, O. Hans Martin1, 2, K. Achim2, M. Colin2, P. Klaus2, F. Torsten1, 2, H. Dieter1, 2, 1Asella (Ethiopia), 2Düsseldorf


P44 Recurrence behaviour and relapse characteristics of Plasmodium ovale spp. in Gabon

M. Groger1, 2, 3, L. Veletzky1, 2, A. Lalremruata3, C. Cattaneo2, J. Mischlinger1, 2, 3, R. Manego Zoleko1, 2, J. Kim2, A. Klicpera2, E. Meyer4, D. Blessborn5, 6, M. Winterberg5, 6, A. Adegnika1,

2, S. Agnandji2, P. Kremsner1, 2, 3, B. Mordmüller1, 2, 3, G. Mombo-Ngoma1, 2, H.-P. Fuehrer4, M. Ramharter1, 2, 1Hamburg, 2Lambaréné (Gabon), 3Tübingen, 4Vienna (Austria), 5Oxford (United Kingdom), 6Bangkok (Thailand)

P45 A common miRNA-146a polymorphism is associated with malaria in pregnancy W. van Loon1, P. P. Gai1, L. Hamann1, G. Bedu-Addo2, F. P. Mockenhaupt1, 1Berlin,

2Kumasi (Ghana)

P46 Effect of different albendazole-based treatment regimens on Loa loa microfilaraemia in an endemic region of Gabon: preliminary results of an open-label randomised controlled clinical trial

R. ZoleKo-Manego1, 2, 3, R. Kreuzmair2, G. Mombo-Ngoma1, 2, 3, M. Ramharter3, 4, 1Lambarene (Gabon), 2Tuebingen, 3Hamburg, 4Lambarene (Gabon)

P47 Epidemiologic Features of Imported Malaria in Serbia Z. Dakić, S. Jovanović, L. Lavadinović, J. Poluga, B. Jegorović, U. Karić, I. Gmizić,

G. Stevanović, Belgrade (Serbia)

P48 Further evidence for a gradual dormancy concept in malaria G. Equihua Martinez1, L. Veletzky2, A. Lalremuata3, G. Franken4, M. Holtfreter4,

S. Walter4, A. Labisch4, J. Richter1, 1Berlin, 2Hamburg, 3Tübingen, 4Düsseldorf

P49 Polymorphisms of the Duffy blood group antigens influence malaria in southern India P. Gai1, W. van Loon1, K. Siegert1, J. Wedam1, S. S. Kulkarni2, R. Rasalkar2, A. Boloor3,

A. Kumar3, A. Jain3, C. Mahabala3, S. Baliga3, D. Shenoy3, R. Devi3, P. Gai2, F. Mockenhaupt1, 1Berlin, 2Dharwad (India), 3Mangalore (India)

P50 Molecular markers of antimalarial drug resistance in Mangaluru, southern India C. Tacoli1, J. Wedam1, P. Gai1, K. Siegert1, S. S. Kulkarni2, R. Rasalkar2, A. Boloor3,

A. Jain3, C. Mahabala3, S. Baliga3, D. Shenoy3, P. Gai2, R. Devi3, F. Mockenhaupt1, 1Berlin, 2Dharwad (India), 3Mangalore (India)

P51 Granzyme B+ CD8+ T cells are associated with complicated malaria L. Kaminkis1, M. Riehn1, E. Owusu Dabo2, T. Jacobs1, M. Mackroth1, 1Hamburg, 2Kumasi (Ghana)

S12: Non-communicable Diseases & Health Systems

P52 Non-Burkitt-type malignant tumors of the lower face in southern Malawi G. Pollach1, M. Prin2, F. Namboya1, T. Luiz3, C. Rothe4, K. Sharma1, 1Blantyre (Malawi),

2Lilongwe (Malawi), 3Kaiserslautern, 4Munich

PosterPoster

P36 Visualising Virus-T cell Interactions in lymphoid Tissues using combined in situ Hybridisation and fluorescence Immunohistochemistry

K. Held1, J. Anderson1, H. Gruell2, F. Klein2, M. Hölscher1, C. Lehmann2, C. Geldmacher1, 1Munich, 2Cologne

P37 Effects of H. pylori infection on immune activation and regulation of T-lymphocytes

M. G. Mesfun1, 2, A. Fuchs1, 2, P. Lang2, A. Schönfeld1, 2, E. O. Kuffour2, N. Berhe3, D. Häussinger1, 2, T. Feldt1, 2, 1Asella (Ethiopia), 2Düsseldorf, 3Addis Ababa (Ethiopia)

P38 Mobile instant messaging facilitates clinical consultation and training in HIV care in resource-limited settings

C. Wallrauch1, 2, T. Heller2, S. Belard3, O. Sande2, T. Kumwanda2, J. Gumulira2, P. Ganesh2,

4, S. Gugsa4, H. Tweya2, 5, S. Phiri2, 4, 6, 1München, 2Lilongwe (Malawi), 3Berlin, 4Seattle (United States), 5Paris (France), 6Chapel Hill (United States)

P39 Systematic HIV care for medical inpatients in a government referral hospital in Malawi: One year results - Inpatient HIV testing and linkage into care

T. Heller1, C. Wallrauch1, 2, D. Damba1, C. Trapence1, J. Gumulira1, H. Tweya1, 3, L. Chunda1, J. Ngoma1, P. Ganesh1, 4, S. Phiri1, 4, 5, 1Lilongwe (Malawi), 2Munich, 3Paris (France), 4Seattle (United States), 5Chapel Hill (United States)

P40 Expansion of HIV Testing in Eswatini: Factors Underpinning Success P. J. Kitchen1, L. Dube2, Z. Mnisi2, S. Dlamini-Nqeketo2, C. Johnson3, T. Bärnighausen1, 4, 5,

J. W. De-Neve1, S. A. McMahon1, 6, 1Heidelberg, 2Mbabane (Swaziland), 3Geneva (Switzer-land), 4Mtubatuba (South Africa), 5Boston (United States), 6Baltimore (United States)

P41 Methoden zur Diagnose der Leberfibrose bei chronischer Hepatits C - minimal invasives Verfahren

A. Geibel, V. N. Kozko, O. Vinokurova, Kharkiv (Ukraine)

S10: Climate Change and Health / Environmental Health

P42 Interdisciplinary Management of Alveolar Echinococcosis: Retrospective Analysis of 232 cases from 2011 to 2017

J. Bloehdorn, K. Klein, J. Schmidberger, A. Hillenbrand, T. Graeter, M. Furitsch, T. F. Barth, A. Beer, D. Henne-Bruns, W. Kratzer, B. Grüner, Ulm

S11: Malaria and other Vector-borne Diseases

P43 Leishmaniases and the Cameroon paradox A. Krüger1, A. N. Tateng2, V. K. Payne2, O. B. Ngouateu3, O. D. Kirstein4, A. Warburg4,

E. Stebut-Borschitz von5, M. Maurer6, B. Dondji7, 1Hamburg, 2Dschang (Cameroon), 3Mokolo (Cameroon), 4Jerusalem (Israel), 5Cologne, 6Berlin, 7Ellensburg (United States)


PosterPoster

P61 Modulation of innate and adaptive immune responses by parasitic secretions of Taenia solium cysticerci

F. U. Prodjinotho1, V. Schmidt1, C. Sikasunge2, A. Winkler1, 3, C. da Costa1, 1Munich, 2Lusaka (Zambia), 3Oslo (Norway)

P62 Development of molecular diagnostic method for soil-transmitted helminthiases: Epidemiological implications for disease control

P. Fogue, C. Kamdem, G. Simo, Dschang (Cameroon)

P63 Cystic echinococcosis: degeneration of protoscolices under subsequently combined albendazole-praziquantel therapy in vivo

J. Richter, A. K. Lindner, G. Equihua Martinez, K. Müller, M. Niebank, D. Schürmann, F. Pfäfflin, F. Kurth, M. Gertler, C. Isner, Berlin

P64 Pre-clinical development of Corallopyronin A, an antibiotic with activity against filarial nematodes, STIs and Staphylococci

K. Pfarr1, A. Schiefer1, A. Krome1, S. Kehraus1, S. Hüttel2, R. Jansen2, L. Chaverra-Munoz2, D. Pogorevc3, G. M. König1, C. Keller4, J. Rupp5, M. P. Hübner1, R. Müller3, K. Wagner1, T. Hesterkamp2, M. Stadler2, A. Hoerauf1, 1Bonn, 2Braunschweig, 3Saarland, 4Marburg, 5Lübeck

P65 “Test and Treat” with Doxycycline or Ivermectin plus Diethylcarbamazine plus Albendazole as tools for the elimination of lymphatic filariasis

J. M. Kuehlwein1, A. Y. Debrah2, L. Batsa Debrah2, K. Pfarr1, J. Osei-Mensah2, U. Klarmann-Schulz1, A. Hoerauf1, 1Bonn, 2Kumasi (Ghana)

P66 Modulation of allergy and vaccine responses through maternal S. mansoni infection

M. Lacorcia, S. Bhattacharjee, K. Laubhahn, K. Klar, C. Prazeres da Costa, Munich

P67 The TAKeOFF (“Tackling the Obstacles to Fight Filariasis and Podoconiosis”) consortium

U. Klarmann-Schulz1, U. Mwingira2, S. Wanji3, I. Kroidl4, L. Batsa Debrah5, A. Ngenya2, J. A. Njouendou3, J. Osei-Mensah5, J. M. Kuehlwein1, A. Hoerauf1, A. Y. Debrah5, 1Bonn, 2Dar es Salaam (Tanzania), 3Buea (Cameroon), 4Munich, 5Kumasi (Ghana)

P68 Detection of Histoplasma DNA from pathology blocks by specific and broadrange qPCR

D. Wilmes, I. McCormick-Smith, H. Losert, V. Rickerts, Berlin

P69 The addition of albendazole to ivermectin does not reduce female worm fertility in onchocerciasis

U. Klarmann-Schulz1, L. Batsa Debrah2, J. Osei-Mensah2, B. Dubben1, K. Fischer3, Y. Mubarik2, A. Ricchiuto1, R. Fimmers1, G. Weil3, J. W. Kazura4, C. L. King4, A. Y. Debrah2, A. Hoerauf1, 1Bonn, 2Kumasi (Ghana), 3St. Louis (United States), 4Cleveland (United States)

P53 Gesundheitliche Hilfe für geflüchtete Frauen und ihre Kinder - Grundlage für eine gelingende Integration. Einrichtung von „Zentralen Frühe Hilfen“

A. Windorfer, K. Windorfer, Hannover

S13: Neglected Tropical Diseases

P54 Research for the Control of Neglected Tropical Diseases: a Systematic Assessment of the German Commitment

J. Brinkel1, A. Hoerauf2, C. Köhler3, M. Engstler4, J. May1, 1Hamburg, 2Bonn, 3Berlin, 4Würzburg

P55 Transjugular Intrahepatic Portosystemic Shunt (TIPS) for Primary and Secondary Prophylaxis of Variceal Bleeding in Hepatic Schistosomiasis

C. Kraef, J. Arand, S. Jordan, J. Galaski, J. Kluwe, A. W. Lohse, M. M. Addo, M. Ramharter, S. Schmiedel, Hamburg

P56 Immune activation in patients with filarial lymphedema before and after treatment with doxycycline

A. Feichtner1, 2, I. Kroidl1, 2, U. Mwingira3, A. Ngenya3, M. Demetrius3, G. Chotta4, L. Masagati3, S. Horn1, U. Klarmann-Schulz5, 6, J. Kuehlwein5, A. Kellings5, M. Hoelscher1, 2, A. Y. Debrah7, A. Hoerauf5, 6, 1Munich, 2partner site Munich, 3Dar es Salaam (Tanzania), 4Lindi (Tanzania), 5Bonn, 6partner site Cologne/Bonn, 7Kumasi (Ghana)

P57 Epidemiology and clinical characteristics of (neuro)cysticercosis patients in the EU/EEA: assessment of different data sources from 2000-2016

A. Abraham1, 2, C. Cretu3, P. Chiodini4, G. Deksne5, B. Devleesschauwer6, 7, A. Fonseca8, S. Gabriël7, M. Kaminski9, I. Kucsera10, R. De Meijere1, V. Schmidt1, 2, D. Stelzle1, N. Walker4, L. Zammarchi11, A. S. Winkler1, 2, 1Munich, 2Oslo (Norway), 3Bucharest (Romania), 4London (United Kingdom), 5Riga (Latvia), 6Brussels (Belgium), 7Ghent (Belgium), 8Lisbon (Portugal), 9Berlin, 10Budapest (Hungary), 11Florence (Italy)

P58 Behavioural and clinical predictors for Loiasis J. Mischlinger1, 2, 3, 4, L. Veletzky1, 2, G. B. Tazemda-Kuitsouc5, P. Pitzinger2, 3, P. B. Matsegui2,

4, 5, M. Gmeiner2, 4, H. Lagler3, T. Gebru2, 4, J. Held2, 4, B. Mordmüller2, 4, M. Ramharter1, 1Hamburg, 2Lambaréné (Gabon), 3Vienna (Austria), 4Tübingen, 5Fougamou (Gabon)

P59 Diagnosis of Ascaris lumbricoides: comparison of wet mount microscopy, mini-FLOTAC and PCR

P. P. Gai1, K. Fraundorfer1, J. C. Mugisha2, K. C. Sifft1, D. Geus1, F. Habarugira2, C. Bayingana2, J. Ndoli2, A. Sendegeya2, J. Krücken1, J. B. Gahutu2, L. Rinaldi3, G. Gringoli3, F. Mockenhaupt1, 1Berlin, 2Butare (Rwanda), 3Naples (Italy)

P60 Helminth infection during pregnancy alters immune responses at the fetomaternal interface

E. Ludwig1, J. Hader1, S. Lobmaier1, A. A. Adegnika2, C. Prazeres da Costa1, 1München, 2Lambarene (Gabon)


PosterPoster

Clinical Tropical Medicine

P78 Transjugular Intrahepatic Portosystemic Shunt (TIPS) for Hepatic Schistosomiasis C. Kraef, J. Kluwe, J. Galaski, J. Arand, M. Addo, M. Ramharter, S. Jordan, A. W. Lohse,

S. Schmiedel, Hamburg

P79 Tropenmediziner in der Bundeswehr – Zwischen Einsatzrealität und Präventivmedizin

C. Rothmund, Hamburg

P80 When Rare Meets Seldom - Unusual Complication in the Therapy of an Uncommon Disease

J. Jochum, A. Hennigs, S. Jordan, S. Schmiedel, M. Ramharter, Hamburg

P81 Strongyloides stercoralis Hyperinfection Syndrome Presenting as „Mechanical“ Ileus After a Short Course of Oral Steroids for Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease (COPD) Exacerbation

J. Katchanov1, J. Schneider1, C. Spinner1, V. Philipp1, D. Tappe2, R. Braren1, R. M. Schmid1, J. Slotta-Huspenina1, 1Munich, 2Hamburg

P82 The impact of traditional herbal medicine on the prevalence of bacterial and fungal pathogens in chronic wound infections in rural Ghana

M. Monnheimer1, P. Cooper2, T. Pellio2, M. Schulze1, U. Groß1, 1Göttingen, 2Eikwe (Ghana)

P83 A Live Worm Emerging from the Eyelid A. K. Lindner1, D. Tappe2, M. Gertler1, G. Equihua Martinez1, J. Richter1, 1Berlin,

2Hamburg

P84 Successful use of Quinacrine in five patients with treatment-refractory Giardiasis, Berlin 2017/18

M. Gertler, A. Lindner, K. Müller, G. Equihua-Martinez, I. Trebesch, J. Richter, Berlin

P85 Proposed improvements of the WHO ultrasound protocol to assess schistosomiasis associated morbidity

J. Richter, Berlin

P86 Chronic oral ulceration and lip swelling after a long term stay in Guatemala: A diagnostic challenge

A. K. Lindner, V. Rickerts, F. Kurth, D. Wilmes, J. Richter, Berlin

P87 The use of medical Point of Care Ultrasound (POCUS) in inpatients in Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital, Blantyre, Malawi.

D. Dula1, F. Limani1, A. Keeley2, V. Nnesa1, S. Jordan3, J. Mallewa1, L. Gadama1, E. Joekes4, B. Kreuels1, 3, 1Blantyre (Malawi), 2Sheffield (United Kingdom), 3Hamburg, 4Liverpool (United Kingdom)

P70 Seroprevalence and Risk Factors of Human Cysticercosis in Mocuba District, Central Mozambique: A pilot study

I. Langa1, F. Padama2, A. Pondja1, H. Carabin3, I. Chirrime1, N. Nhancupe1, L. Banze1, L. Gouveia1, C. Da Costa4, V. Schmidt4, A. Winkler4, 5, 6, E. Noormahomed1, 7, 1Maputo (Mozambique), 2Quelimane (Mozambique), 3Montreal (Canada), 4Munich, 5Morogoro (Tanzania), 6Oslo, Norway, 7San Diego (United States)

P71 The German-African Projects MAP2CO/MAP-TB and TAKeOFF – Avenue to target the sustainable developmental goals (SGDs) raised by the WHO

M. Ritter1, W. P. Chounna Ndongmo2, A. J. Njouendou2, J. Kühlwein1, A. Kellings1, L. E. Layland1, U. Klarmann-Schulz1, S. Wanji2, A. Hoerauf1, 1Bonn, 2Buea (Cameroon)

FG1: Tropengynäkologie

P72 Barriers to facility-based delivery in post-Ebola Sierra Leone S. Theuring1, A. P. Koroma2, G. Harms1, 1Berlin, 2Freetown (Sierra Leone)

FG2: Tropenpädiatrie

P73 Prospective case-control study in African children: Is the number of stool pathogens associated with acute diarrhea?

M. Heinemann1, C. Strauchs1, M. Luetgehetmann1, E.-M. Klupp1, E. Owusu-Dabo2, T. Rolling1, J. P. Cramer1, C. D. Vinnemeier1, 1Hamburg, 2Kumasi (Ghana)

P74 Interjections of pain: are they biological pre-linguistic or cultural? J. Richter1, G. Equihua Martinez1, H. Geisler2, 1Berlin, 2Düsseldorf

P75 Intravenous Artesunate for Imported Severe Malaria in Children treated in Four Tertiary Care Centers in Germany: a retrospective study

S. Bélard1, J. Brand1, U. Schulze-Sturm2, A. Janda3, U. von Both4, C. Tacoli1, M. Alberer4, C. Kempf1, M. S. Stegemann1, R. Krüger1, V. Varnholt1, M. Blohm2, K. Reiter4, T. Zoller1, N. Suttorp1, M. Mall1, H. von Bernuth1, A. Gratopp1, J. Hübner4, M. Hufnagel3, R. Kobbe2, F. Kurth1, 1Berlin, 2Hamburg, 3Freiburg im Breisgau, 4Munich

P76 Spektrum Der Gesundheitsprobleme Minderjähriger Flüchtlinge Und Asylbewerber Im Raum München

C. Großhauser, M. Wendeborn, A. Jansson, J. Hübner, M. Alberer, U. von Both, Munich

FG3: Tropendermatologie

P77 Liposomal amphotericin B for the treatment of old world CUTANEOUS LEISHMANIASIS in children. A case series.

D. Dewasurendra, D. Meraner, G. Ratzinger, M. Kitchen, Innsbruck (Austria)


Poster

P88 Training in Point of Care Ultrasound at Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital in Blantyre, Malawi – an ESTHER-Project

B. Kreuels1, 2, S. Jordan1, D. Dula2, F. Limani2, J. Jochum1, T. Heller3, J. Mallewa2, 1Hamburg, 2Blantyre (Malawi), 3Lilongwe (Malawi)

P89 Increased liver enzymes after Ayurvedic therapy K. Müller, G. Equihua Martinez, J. Richter, Berlin

Travel Medicine

P90 Returning Travelers in an interdisciplinary Emergency Department of a Tertial Referral Center (University Hospital Bonn): Experiences with Manchester Triage System and correlation with recent reports on emerging infections and outbreaks

S. Schlabe, C. Boesecke, C. Schwarze-Zander, I. Reiter-Owona, P. Glien, A.-M. Eis-Hübinger, E. Molitor, A. Hörauf, J. K. Rockstroh, I. Gräff, J.-C. Wasmuth, Bonn

P91 Autochthonous human brucellosis in non-endemic Germany: Are travel and migration the only drivers?

W. Jansen1, M. Noll2, 3, K. Nöckler3, S. Al Dahouk3, 4, 1Namur, Belgium, 2Coburg, 3Berlin, 4Aachen

P92 Verfügbarkeit der Impfungen gegen Influenza und Tollwut für die Reisemedizin: Tübinger Erfahrungen 2017

A. Rüdiger, B. Eder, A. Bissinger, P. Kremsner, C. Köhler, Tübingen

P93 Incidence of MRSA among travelers (MRE-Trav) T. Koch1, 2, D. T. Tran1, 2, M. Ramharter1, 2, M. M. Addo1, 2, T. Rolling1, 2, C. Vinnemeier1, 2,

1Hamburg, 2Hamburg-Lübeck-Borstel-Riems

P94 Making the case for tinidazole as first-line treatment in giardiasis - experiences from a small Tropical Medicine Department in Germany

T. Braasch, B. Foroutan, Berlin

Junge DTG / Junge Parasitologen

P95 Trichomonas vaginalis lysosomes - a study on a protist stomach N. Zimmann, P. Rada, I. Hrdý, J. Tachezy, Vestec (Czech Republic)

P96 Sandfly dispersal in Central Europe: is temperature really critical? E. Kniha, A. Obwaller, W. Pöppl, G. Mooseder, J. Walochnik, Vienna (Austria)

P96 Zoonotic pathogens in ticks from migratory birds, Italy E. Battisti1, K. Urach2, A. Hodžić2, L. Fusani2, P. Hufnagl2, G. Felsberger2, E. Ferroglio1, G. G. Duscher2, 1Grugliasco (Italy), 2Vienna (Austria)

Speakers, Chairs and Authors

LegendC = ChairFG = FachgesellschaftHA = Humanitarian AidP = PosterRU = Reisemedizin UpdateS = SymposiumT = TalkTU = Tropenmedizin Update

AAarnoutse, Rob, Nijmegen P22Abdissa, Sileshi, Asella S7-3, P10, P26, P28, P29 Abraham, Annette, Munich P57Abubakar, Ibrahim, London S4-1Achim, Kaasch, Düsseldorf P27, P28Addo, Marylyn M., Hamburg CS-3, P55, P78, P93Adegnika, Akim, Lambaréné S3-1Adegnika, Ayola, Lambaréné S11-3, S11-4, S13-2, S13-3, P31, P44, P60Adrian, Ciurea, Zurich S8-1Adu-Sarkodie, Yaw, Kumasi S7-4Agabaria, Nisreen, Heidelberg P7Agardh, Anette, Lund S4-1Agbanrin, Maradona, Lambaréné P31Agnandji, Selidji, Lambaréné S11-3, S13-2, P44Ahmed, Mohamed, Munich P35, P17, P21Al Dahouk, Sascha, Aachen T-55, P91Alabi, Abraham, Lambaréné P31Alberer, Martin, Munich P75, P76Aldrich, Cassandra, Munich S7-4Alloyce, Julius, Moshi S2-2Amuasi, John, Kumasi S3-1Anderson, Jared, Munich P36Andrä, Immanuel, Munich P21André, Fuchs, Düsseldorf P27, P28Anisuzzaman, Anisuzzaman, Munich S13-1Anwar, Mohamed, Edinburgh S12-1Arand, Jonas, Hamburg P55, P78Ashrafian, Hutan, London S4-1Askani, Esther, Tübingen S13-2

Assefa, Yibeltal, Brisbane P16Avenant Oldewage, Annemarie, FG4-7 Johannesburg Avsar, Korkut, München P23

BBabaye, Yusuf, Seattle S1-4Bagchi, Shashwatee, Maryland S12-1Bakari, Muhammad, Dar es Salaam P35Bakhtari, Azizollah, Isfahan P32Bakuli, Abhishek, Munich S14-3, P20Baliga, Shantaram, Mangalore P49, P50Banze, Lucas, Maputo P70Bärnighausen, Till, Heidelberg CS-4, T-17, S4-1, P40Barth, Thomas F., Ulm P42Bashir, Sophia, Edinburgh S12-1Batsa Debrah, Linda, Kumasi S13-4, P65, P67, P69Battisti, Elena, Turi S10-3, FG4-5Bauer, Asli, Mbeya P35Bauer, David, Munich P18Bausch, Daniel, London T-62Bayingana, Claude, Butare P59Becker, Stephan, Marburg C-S3Becker, Soeren, Homburg/Saar S1-1, P1Bedu-Addo, George, Kumasi P45Beer, Martin, Greifswald T-9Beer, Ambros, Ulm P42Behrends, Uta, Munich P23Beiersmann, Claudia, Heidelberg S4-2Beissner, Marcus, Munich S1-2Bélard, Sabine, Berlin C-S7, T-32, T-33, P19, P38, P75Beltrán, Eduardo, Munich P21Berhanu, Rebecca, Chapel Hill P15Berhe, Nega, Addis Ababa P30, P37Berner-Rodoreda, Astrid, Heidelberg S4-1Bhattacharjee, Sonakshi, Munich P66Bilbe, Graeme, Geneva T-68Bing, Rong, Edinburgh S12-1Bingoulou, Gédéon, Lambaréné P31Bissinger, Alfred, Tübingen FG5-2, P92Bixler, Sandra, Bethesda S9-1Blach, Sarah, Louisville S12-1


Speakers, Chairs and Authors Speakers, Chairs and Authors

Dreyer, Gavin, London C-S12, T-26Dröge, Carola, Düsseldorf FG4-2du Toit, Elloise, Cape Town S7-1Duali, Mohammed, Lambaréné S13-2Dubben, Bettina, Bonn P69Dube, Lenhle, Mbabane P40Dula, Dingase, Blantyre P87, P88Dupke, Susann, Berlin S8-4Duscher, Georg, Vienna S10-3, FG4-5

EEberle, Josef, Munich S3-3Ebner, Katharina, Asella FG4-2Eder, Bianca, Tübingen FG5-2, P92Egensperger, Rupert, Munich S3-3Eibach, Daniel, Hamburg S3-1, S7-4Eis-Hübinger, Anna-Maria, Bonn P90Eisenmann, Anna, Vienna S11-1Elsner, Peter, Jena T-49Endriss, Yvette, Basel S1-1Engstler, Markus, Würzburg P54Eperon, Gilles, Geneva P34Equihua Martinez, Gabriela, Berlin S14-4, P12, P48, P63, P74, P83, P84, P89Eriksson Baaz, Maria, UppsalaEsen, Meral, Tübingen S13-2Esmann, Lars, Berlin S14-4Evans, Denise, Johannesburg P15

FFaccini, Marino, Milan P24Fahafahantsoa Rapelerano, Rabenja, Antananarivo S8-4Feasey, Nicholas, Liverpool S7-4Feichtner, Anja, Munich P56Feldt, Torsten, Asella S7-3, FG4-2, P10, P26, P29, P30, P37Felsberger, Gerit, Vienna FG4-5Ferko, Marina, Munich P23Fernandes, Jose, Tübingen S11-4Ferrarese, Maurizio, Milan P24Ferroglio, Ezio, Grugliasco FG4-5Feucherolles, Maureen, Homburg S1-1Fimmers, Rolf, Bonn P69

Fingerle, Volker, Oberschleissheim S2-1, P5Finkbeiner, Thomas, Berlin T-4Fischer, Kerstin, St. Louis P69Flahault, Antoine, Geneva S4-1Flügge, Judith, Tübingen S13-2Fogue, Pythagore, Dschang P62Fonseca, Ana, Lisbon P57Foroutan, Behruz, Berlin P94Fozouni, Laila, San Francisco P11Frahm, Sören, Munich S13-1France, John, Mbeya S12-2Franken, Gabriele, Düsseldorf P48Fraundorfer, Kira, Berlin P59Fröschl, Günter, Munich C-HA, S4-1Früh, Jonas, Asella S7-3, FG4-2, P26, P29Fuchs, André, Asella FG4-2, P26, P29, P30, P37Fuchs, Andre, Düsseldorf S7-3, P10Fuehrer, Hans-Peter, Vienna C-FG4S11-1, FG4-8, P44Furitsch, Martina, Ulm P42Furrer, Hans-Jakob, Berne P34Fusani, Leonida, Vienna FG4-5Fuß, Antje, Würzburg WS2Fuss, Antje, Würzburg S14-2Fux, Christoph, Aarau P34

GGabay, Cem, Geneva S8-1Gabriël, Sarah, Ghent P57Gabrysch, Sabine, Heidelberg T-22Gadama, Luis, Blantyre P87Gahutu, Jean Bosco, Butare P59Gai, Prabhanjan, Berlin P45, P49, P50, P59Gai, Pramod, Dharwad P49, P50Galaski, Johanna, Hamburg P55, P78Ganesh, Prakash, Lilongwe S1-4, S9-4, P38, P39Gautier, Lara, Montreal S4-2Gavanji, Jahangir, Isfahan P32Gebru, Tamirat, Lambaréné P58Geffert, Karin, Munich S4-3Geibel, Anastasia, Kharkiv P41Geiselhart, Hans Peter, Stuttgart T-57Geisenberger, Otto, Munich S9-2, S12-2Geisler, Hans, Düsseldorf P74

Blessborn, Daniel, Oxford P44Bloehdorn, Johannes, Ulm P9, P42Blohm, Martin, Hamburg P75Bloomfield, Gerald S, Durham S12-1Boecken, Gerhard, BerlinBoehme, Catharina, Geneva S7-1Boeree, Martin, Nijmegen P22Boesecke, Christoph, Bonn P90Bogdan, Christian, Erlangen T-53Böhm, Stephan, Munich S3-3Boigenzahn, Stefanie, Vienna S10-3Böll, Simone Lisa, Wien FG5-1Boloor, Archith, Mangalore P49, P50Borchert, Matthias, Berlin S8-4Borrmann, Steffen, Tübingen P31Böse O’Reilly, Stephan, Munich C-S10Botelho, Monica, Porto P13Braasch, Trixi, Berlin P94Brand, Judith, Berlin P75Braren, Rickmer, Munich P81Bräutigam, Malte, Eichstätt T-52Brehm, Thomas, Hamburg S10-4Bretzel, Gisela, Munich S1-2Brinkel, Johanna, Hamburg P54Brockmeyer, Norbert, Bochum S8-2Broger, Tobias, Geneva S7-1Brückner, Sina, Tübingen S13-2Brügge, Bernd, Munich S1-3Budke, Christine, Texas S13-3Bühler, Silja, Hamburg S8-1, P34Burchard, Gerd, Hamburg T-14, T-64Burkhard, Jennifer, Zurich S8-1Buschbeck, Judith, Munich P17

CCaccio, Simone, Rome S3-1Campisi, Daniela, Milan P24Carabin, Hélène, Montreal P70Casamitjana, Núria, Barcelona S4-1Castellotti, Paola F., Milan P24Cattaneo, Chiara, Lambaréné P44Chakraborthy, Sarbani, Bichl C-S12Charalambous, Salome, Johannesburg P20Chaulagain, Madhav, Kathmandu S12-4

Chaverra-Munoz, Lillibeth, Braunschweig P64Chibunda, Francisco, Mwanza S2-3Chikumbanje, Stella, Blantyre S3-4Chiodini, Peter, London P57Chirrime, Iva, Maputo P70Chotta, Godfrey, Lindi P56Chounna Ndongmo, Winston Patrick, Buea P71Chunda, Lillian, Lilongwe S9-4, P39Chung, Michael H, Nairobi S12-1Churchyard, Gavin, Johannesburg P20Cobelens, Frank, Amsterdam S4-1Codecasa, Luigi R., Milan P24Colin, Mackenzie, Düsseldorf P27, P28Cooper, Paul, Eikwe P82Cope, Alethea C, London P35Coulibaly, Bourama, Bamako S12-3Cramer, Jakob P., Hamburg P73Cretu, Carmen, Bucharest P57

Dda Costa, Clarissa, Munich P61, P70Dadi, Zewdu Hurissa, Asella P29Dakić, Zorica, Belgrade P47Dallman, Timothy, London S7-4Damba, Douglas, Lilongwe S9-4, P39De Meijere, Robert, Munich P57De Neve, Jan-Walter, Heidelberg S4-2, P40Debrah, Alexander Y., Kumasi S13-4, P56, P65, P67, P69Deckert, Andreas, Heidelberg P7Deksne, Gunita, Riga P57Delamou, Alexandre, Conakry S8-4Demetrius, Max, Dar es Salaam P56Demmer, Wolfram, Essen T-59Denkinger, Claudia, Heidelberg S7-1Devi, Rajeshwari, Mangalore P49, P50Devleesschauwer, Brecht, Brussels P57Dewasurendra, Diyani, Innsbruck P77Diacon, Andreas, Cape Town P22Dieter, Häussinger, Düsseldorf P27, P28Dlamini-Nqeketo, Sithembile, Mbabane P40Dobler, Gerhard, Munich S2-1Dondji, Blaise, Ellensburg P43Dreisbach, Julia, Munich S7-2



Hörner, Johannes, Düsseldorf P10Horstick, Olaf, Heidelberg P7Hrdý, Ivan, Vestec FG4-1Huang, Yan-Jang, Manhattan S3-2Hübner, Johannes, Munich P75, P76Hübner, Marc P., Bonn P64Hübscher, Tanja, Bern P4Hufnagel, Markus, Freiburg im Breisgau P75Hufnagl, Peter, Vienna FG4-5Hurissa, Zewdu, Asella P10Hüttel, Stephan, Braunschweig P64Hutter, Stefan, Munich S3-3

IIsabwe, Maurice, Grimstad S2-4Isner, Caroline, Berlin P63Ivanova, Olena, Munich S14-3, P20

JJacobs, Thomas, Hamburg P51Jaeger, Patrick, Vienna S10-3Jaeger, V.K., Basel P34Jaenisch, Thomas, Heidelberg C-S14, P7Jahn, Albrecht, Heidelberg S4-2Jahn, Andreas, Seattle S1-4Jain, Animesh, Mangalore P49, P50Janda, Ales, Freiburg im Breisgau P75Janke, Christian, Munich T-16Jansen, Rolf, Braunschweig P64Jansen, Stephanie, Hamburg P34Jansen, Wiebke, Namur P91Jansson, Annette, München P76Jegorović, Boris, Belgrade P47Jibia, V S, Manipal P14Joachim, Agricola, Dar es Salaam P35Jochum, Johannes, Hamburg P80, P88Joekes, Elizabeth, Liverpool P87Johnson, Cheryl, Geneva P40Jordan, Sabine, Hamburg P55, P78, P80, P87, P88Joseph, Sarah, London P35Jovanović, Snežana, Belgrade P47Judick, Mona, Munich S12-2Junghanss, Thomas,Heidelberg C-PL2

KKaasch, Achim, Düsseldorf P10, S7-3, P26, P29Kaatano, Godfrey, Mwanza S14-2Kalua, Thoko, Lilongwe S1-4Kamate, Bakarou, Bamako S12-3Kamdem, Cyrille, Dschang P62Kaminkis, Lea, Hamburg P51Kaminski, Miriam, Berlin P57Kantelhardt, Eva, Halle(Saale) S12-3Kapp-Schwoerer, Silke, Ulm P9Karić, Uroš, Belgrade P47Kasang, Christa, Würzburg S14-2Kästner, Ralph, Munich S3-3Katchanov, Juri, Munich P81Kazura, James W., Cleveland P69Keeley, Alexander, Sheffield P87Kehraus, Stefan, Bonn P64Keller, Christian, Marburg P64Kellings, Angelika, Bonn P56, P71Kemigisha, Elizabeth, Mbarara S14-3Kempf, Caroline, Berlin P75Keppler, Oliver T., Munich CS-9, S3-3Kerkhoff, Andrew, San Francisco S7-1Khosa, Celso, Maputo P20Kibiki, Gibson, Moshi P22Killewo, Japhet, Dar es Saalam T-6Kim, Johanna, Lambaréné P44King, Chris L., Cleveland P69Kirstein, Oscar D., Jerusalem P43Kitchen, Maria, Innsbruck P77Kitchen, Philip James, Heidelberg P40Klapper, Sylvia, Würzburg S2-3Klar, Kathrin, Munich P66Klarmann-Schulz, Ute, Bonn P56, P65, P67, P69, P71Klaus, Pfeffer, Düsseldorf P27, P28Klein, Florian, Cologne P36Klein, Katharina, Ulm P9, P42Klicpera, Anna, Lambaréné P44Klipstein-Grobusch, Kerstin, Utrecht S4-1Klohe, Anna Katharina, Munich S14-1Kloss, Florian, Jena S7-2Klupp, Eva-Maria, Hamburg P73Kluwe, Johannes, Hamburg P55, P78

Gelaw, Yalemzewod, Brisbane P16Geldmacher, Christof, Munich S12-2, S13-4, P17, P21, P23, P35, P36George, Jeffy, Bethesda S3-2, S9-1Georgi, Susanne, Berlin S14-4Gertler, Maximilian, Berlin S8-3, S14-4, P12, P63, P83, P84Gessesse, Zekarias, Mekelle S8-2Geus, Dominik, Berlin P59Gies, Sabine, Würzburg S8-3Glasmeyer, Laura, Munich S12-2Glien, Procula, Bonn P90Gmeiner, Markus, Tübingen P58Gmizić, Ivana, Belgrade P47Gothard, Philipp, London T-12Gouleu, Christiane, Lambaréné P31Gouveia, Lídia, Maputo P70Graeter, Tilmann, Ulm P42Gräff, Ingo, Bonn P90Grath, Tanja, Munich S4-3Gratopp, Alexander, Berlin P75Gregerson, Ryan, Salt Lake City P6Gringoli, Giuseppe, Naples P59Grobusch, Martin Peter, Amsterdam C-57, C-TU, T-66, S11-4Groger, Mirjam, Hamburg S11-3, P44Groß, Uwe, Göttingen P82Grosse Frie, Kirstin, Eschborn S12-3Großhauser, Christoph, Munich P76Grossmann, Henning, Moshi T-48Gruell, Henning, Cologne P36Grüner, Beate, Ulm P9, P42Grunow, Roland, Berlin S8-4Guddattu, Vasudeva, Manipal P14Gugsa, Salem, Seattle P38Gumulira, Joe, Lilongwe P38, P39, S9-4Günther, Stephan, Hamburg T-8

HHabarugira, Felix, Butare P59Hader, Jutta, München P60Haditsch, Martin, Leonding C-S6Hagander, Lars, Lund S4-1Hagemann, Benjamin, Ulm P9

Haileslassie, Aregawi, Mekelle S8-2Haisch, Christoph, Munich P18Hamann, Lutz, Berlin P45Hans Martin, Orth, Düsseldorf P28Hansen, Julia, Munich P21Harms, Gundel, Berlin P72Hartman, Hassan, Colindale, London S7-4Hasler, Paul, Aarau S8-1Hatz, Christoph, Zurich S8-1, P34Häussinger, Dieter, Asella S7-3, FG4-2, P10, P26, P29, P30, P37Havemann, Matthias, Marburg T-11Hayden, Oliver, Munich T-5Heinemann, Melina, Hamburg P73Heinrich, Norbert, Munich S2-1, S7-2, P17, P21, P22, P23Held, Jana, Lambaréné P58, S11-4Held, Kathrin, Munich S12-2, P21, P35, P36Heller, Tom, Lilongwe T-3, T-23, S1-4, S9-4, P38, P39, P88Henke, Antje, Moshi S2-2Henke, Oliver, Moshi S2-2Henne-Bruns, Doris, Ulm P42Hennigs, Annette, Hamburg P80Hergeth, Jennifer, Lambaréné S13-3Hermosilla, Carlos, Giessen S1-1Hesterkamp, Thomas, Braunschweig P64Higgs, Stephen, Manhattan S3-2Hillenbrand, Andreas, Ulm P42Hodžić, Adnan, Vienna FG4-5, S10-3Hoelscher, Michael, Munich C-PL1 ,C-PL1, T-3, S2-1, S7-2, S9-2, S13-4, P5, P17, P18, P20, P21, P22, P23, P35, P56, P36Hoerauf, Achim, Bonn T-54, S13-4, P54, P56, P64, P65, P67, P69, P71, P90Hoestermann, Christop, Unna T-23Hoffmann, Harald, Munich P23Hoffmann, Verena, Munich P35Hofmann, Philipp, Merching P31Holtfreter, Martha, Düsseldorf FG4-2, FG4-3, P8, P48Holzgrabe, Ulrike, Würzburg S2-3Honkpehedji, Josiane, Lambaréné S13-2Horn, Sacha, Munich S13-4, P56



Madar, Ahmed A., Oslo S2-4Mahabala, Chakrapani, Mangalore P49, P50Maiga-Ascofaré, Oumou, Hamburg T-45Mall, Marcus, Berlin P75Malle, Brahima, Bamako S12-3Mallewa, Jane, Blantyre P87, P88Malvy, Denis, Bordeaux S8-4Manego Zoleko, Rella, Lambaréné P44Manhart, Martina, Munich T-15Manouana, Gédéon, Lambaréné P31Manyama, Christina, Mbeya S2-1Margos, Gabriele, Oberschleissheim S2-1Maritz, Elke, Offenburg T-41 Marks, Florian, Seoul S7-4Markus, Inessa, Berlin S8-4Marti, Hanspeter, Basel P2Masagati, Leonard, Dar es Salaam P56Matsegui, Pierre B, Lambaréné S13-3, P58Mattapallil, Joseph, Bethesda S3-2, S9-1Mattapallil, Mary, Bethesda S3-2Matthews, Hanna, Hamburg P15Maurer, Marcus, Berlin P43Mauti, Joy, Heidelberg S4-2May, Jürgen, Hamburg C-S11, S3-1, S7-4, P54Mayer, Dagmar, Blantyre S3-4Maynard, Sean, Bethesda S9-1Mazigo, Humphrey, Mwanza T-7, S2-3, S14-2Mazzola, Ester, Milan P24Mbatia, Redempta, Moshi T-40Mbuya, Wilbert, Mbeya S12-2McAllister, David A, Glasgow S12-1McCall, Matthew, Lambaréné P31McCormack, Sheena, London P35McCormick-Smith, Ilka, Berlin P68Mcharo, Ruby, Mbeya S12-2Mchome, Bariki, Moshi S2-2McMahon, Shannon A, Heidelberg P40Mdala, Ibrahimu, Oslo S2-4Meintjes, Graeme, Cape Town S7-1Meka, Anthony, Enugu S10-2Meraner, Dagmar, Innsbruck P77Mesfun, Million Getachew, Asella FG4-2, P30, P37Metzger, Wolfram, Tübingen S13-3Meurs, Lynn, Berlin S8-4

Meyer, Elias, Vienna P44Meyer, Florian, Jena S7-2Mgaya, Yunus, Dar es Salaam C-PL1Michler, Thomas, München S9-3Mills, Nicholas L, Edinburgh S12-1Mills, Peter R, Glasgow S12-1Mischlinger, Johannes, Hamburg S11-3, S13-3, P44, P58Missanga, Marco, Mbeya P35Mlahagwa, Wendo, Mbarara S14-3Mmbaga, Blandina, Moshi T-39Mndolo, Samson, Blantyre P4Mnisi, Zandi, Mbabane P40Mnkai, Jonathan, Mbeya S12-2Mockenhaupt, Frank, Berlin S8-3, P1, P45, P49, P50, P59Molitor, Ernst, Bonn P90Mombo-Ngoma, Ghyslain, Lambaréné S11-3, S13-3, P44, P46Moné, Hélène, Perpignan P8Monnheimer, Mathieu, Göttingen P82Montefiori, David, Durham S9-1Mooseder, Gerhard, Vienna FG4-4Mordmüller, Benjamin, Tübingen T-44, S11-3, S11-4, S13-2, S13-3, P44, P58Moser, Rosemarie, EisenstadtMothes, Henning, Jena C-FG5, T-58Mouahid, Gabriel, Perpignan P8Mrema, Dorah, Moshi S2-2Mubarik, Yusif, Kumasi P69Mueller, Franziska, Tübingen P3Mugisha, Jean Claude, Butare P59Mukuka, Paul M., Kabwe T-37Müller, Susanne, Landshut C-FG5Müller, Andreas, Würzburg S2-3, S14-2Müller, Kirsten, Berlin P12, P63, P84, P89Müller, Rolf, Saarland P64Müller, Rüdiger, St. Gallen S8-1Mwakapeje, Elibariki, Oslo S2-4Mwingira, Upendo, Dar es Salaam P56, P67

NNadai, Yuka, Munich P35Naizgi, Mulugeta, Mekelle S8-2

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Lacorcia, Matthew, Munich P66Lafont, Bernard, Bethesda S9-1Lagler, Heimo, Vienna S13-3, P58Lahlal, Mina, Vienna T-56Lalremruata, Albert, Tübingen P44, P48Lamberti, Anna, Milan P24Landis, Clive, Bridgetown S11-1Lang, Philip, Düsseldorf P30, P37Langa, Irene, Maputo P70Larki, Behrouz, Isfahan P32Laubhahn, Kristina, Munich P66Lavadinović, Lidija, Belgrade P47Layland, Laura, Bonn S13-4, P71Lee, Kuan Ken, Edinburgh S12-1Lehmann, Clara, Cologne P36Lell, Bertrand, Tübingen S11-3, S13-2Lemm, Friederike, Bochum S8-2Lewis, Mark, Rockville S3-2Limani, Fumbani, Blantyre P87, P88Lindner, Andreas, Berlin S14-4, P1, P84, P11, P12, P63, P83, P86Ljuhar, Davul, Vienna S10-3Lobmaier, Silvia, München P60Loembe, Marguerite Massinga, S13-2 Lambaréné Lohse, Ansgar W., Hamburg P55, P78Longenecker, Chris T, Cleveland S12-1Löscher, Thomas, Munich P5Losert, Heidi, Berlin P68Ludwig, Esther, München P60Luetgehetmann, Marc, Hamburg P73Luetke-Daltrup, Christoph, Munich S2-1Luiz, Thomas, Kaiserslautern P52Lunardon, Lisa-Maria, Homburg/Saar P1Lundström-Stadelmann, Britta, Bern S1-1Lusingu, John, Korogwe S3-1Luyckx, Valerie, Zurich T-46Ly, Madani, Bamako S12-3

MMabedi, Delia, Blantyre S3-4Maboko, Leonard, Mbeya P35MacKenzie, Colin, Düsseldorf P26, P29Mackroth, Maria, Hamburg P51



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Namboya, Felix, Blantyre S3-4, P4, P52Navarro, Miriam, Alicante Body MapNdoli, Jules, Butare S8-3, P59Ndosi, Evaline, Moshi S2-2Neumann, Anna-Cathrine, Munich S2-1, P5, P18Neumayr, Andreas, Basel P34Newby, David E, Edinburgh S12-1Ngenya, Abdallah, Dar es Salaam P56, P67Ngoma, Jonathan, Lilongwe S9-4, P39Ngouateu, Omer B., Mokolo P43Ngowi, Bernard, Dar es Salam C-S2, S1-3, S2-4Ngowi, Helena, Morogoro S1-3, S2-4Ngwamkai, Peter, Moshi S2-2Nhancupe, Noémia, Maputo P70Nickel, Beatrice, Basel P2Nicol, Mark, Cape Town S7-1Niebank, Michaela, Berlin S14-4, P63Niedrig, Matthias, Berlin S8-1Nimmesgern, Anna, Homburg/Saar P1Njouendou, Abdel Jelil, Buea P71, P67Nnesa, Victoria, Blantyre P87Nöckler, Karsten, Berlin P91Noll, Josef, Oslo S2-4Noll, Matthias, Coburg P91Noormahomed, Emília, Maputo P70Norton, Robyn, Oxford S4-1Ntinginya, Nyanda, Mbeya C-S9, T-2, S2-1, P20, P22Nyakato, Viola N, Mbarara S14-3Nyamusore, José, Kigali S8-3Nyirenda, Rose, Lilongwe S1-4

OObwaller, Adelheid, Vienna FG4-4Oeuvray, C., Geneva T-29Ochel, Klemens, Würzburg P3Olbrich, Laura, Munich P21, P23Onabajo, Olusegun, Bethesda S9-1Orth, Hans Martin, Asella P10, P26Osei-Mensah, Jubin, Kumasi S13-4, P65, P67, P69Osterman, Andreas, München S3-3Otachi, Elick, Egerton FG4-7Ott, Jördis J., Braunschweig S9-3Owusu Dabo, Ellis, Kumasi P51, P73

PPadama, Fernando, Quelimane P70Pal, Ranajit, Rockville S9-1Paudel, Deepak, Kathmandu S12-4Payne, Vincent K., Dschang P43Pellio, Theresia, Eikwe P82Peter, Sabrina, Würzburg S14-2Peterhans, Bernadette, Basel T-42Peterhoff, David, Regensburg P35Petzold, Stephanie, Heidelberg P7Pfäfflin, Frieder, Berlin S14-4, P63Pfarr, Kenneth, Bonn S13-4, P64, P65Pfeffer, Klaus, Düsseldorf S7-3, P26, P29Philipp, Veit, Munich P81Phiri, Sam, Lilongwe S1-4, S9-4, P38, P39Pitzinger, Paul, Lambaréné S11-3, P58Plasència, Antoni, Barcelona S4-1Pletschette, Michel, Munich C-S4Pogorevc, Domen, Saarland P64Pollach, Gregor, Blantyre S3-4, P4, P52Pollakis, Georgios, Liverpool P35Poluga, Jasmina, Belgrade P47Pondja, Alberto, Maputo P70Pontello, Mirella M., Milan P24Poppert, Sven, Basel S1-1, P2Pöppl, Wolfgang, Vienna FG4-4Potthoff, Anja, Bochum S8-2Prazeres da Costa, Clarissa, München C-S15, S1-3, S13-1, P60, P66Pritsch, Michael, Munich Body MapPrin, Meghan, Lilongwe P52Prodjinotho, Fabien, Munich S13-1, P61Protzer, Ulrike, München S9-3Puchner, Karl Philipp, Würzburg S10-2

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TTachezy, Jan, Vestec FG4-1Tacoli, Constanza, Berlin P75, P50

Tannich, Egbert, Hamburg T-65, S11-3Tanovic, Alan, Rosbach v.d. Höhe P6Tappe, Dennis, Hamburg P81, P83Tateng, Aime Ngouateu, Dschang P43Tatoud, Roger, London P35Tazemda-Kuitsouc, Gildas B, Fougamou P58te Brake, Lindsey, Nijmegen P22Temizel, Selin, Augsburg S8-2Tenbrock, Klaus, Aachen P19Thannesberger, Jakob, Vienna S11-1Theuring, Stefanie, Berlin P72Tomaras, Georgia, Durham S9-1Torres, Liset, Mbeya S12-2Torsten, Feldt, Düsseldorf P27, P28Tosun, Jale, Heidelberg S4-2Tran, Dai Ton, Hamburg P93Traore, Cheick, Bamako S12-3Trapence, Clement, Lilongwe S9-4, P39Trebesch, Isabel, Berlin S14-4, P84Tufa, Tafese Beyene, Asella S7-3, P10, P26, P27, P28, P29Tufa, Takele Beyene, Addis Abeba P27Tumuhairwe, Jackline, Mbarara S14-3Tweya, Hannock, Lilongwe S9-4, P38, P39

UUllrich-Concordia, Andreas, Geneva T-47Urach, Katharina, Vienna FG4-5Utzinger, Jürg, Basel S1-1

VValiant, William, Bethesda S3-2van den Hazel, Peter, Ellecom T-86Van der Schaaf, Hylke, Karlsruhe S10-2van Leeuwen, Remko, Amsterdam S4-1van Loon, Welmoed, Berlin P45, P49Vanlandingham, Dana, Manhattan S3-2Vargas-Inchaustegui, Diego, Bethesda S9-1Varnholt, Verena, Berlin P75Veletzky, Luzia, Hamburg S11-3, S13-3, P44, P48, P58Velkov, Stoyan, München S9-3Verbeek, Luzie, Berlin S8-3Verschoor, Admar, Lübeck S13-1


Body Map Exhibition

Body maps of people living with Chagas disease: ExhibitionBody mapping is a method of telling stories in which the creator’s overall story and ex-perience strongly contributes to the story’s significance. Since 2002, body mapping has been used as both a therapeutic and re-search tool, primarily for people living with HIV/AIDS. For the first time, this technique has been used as a research and advocacy tool for people living with Chagas disease, led by a Spanish researcher at Miguel Hernández

University, with colleagues from Germany (University of Munich (LMU)) and Bolivia (NGOs DAHW -Deutsche Lepra- und Tu-berkulosehilfe e.V.- and NorSud). Chagas disease is one of 20 Neglected Tropical Diseases caused by infection with Trypanosoma cruzi. This disease affects 6 million people worldwide and is the cause of death for roughly 7000 people each year. Originally confined to the American conti-nent, it has become a global concern primar-ily due to international human migration.

In November 2018, twelve men and women living

with Chagas dis-ease were drawing from and sharing their personal ex-periences with the researchers in a Cha-gas disease hype-rendemic region of Bolivia. Through the exhibition of these body maps we would like to share with the audience the challeng-es that patients living with Chagas disease face and what their remaining

unmet needs are. The final aim of this exhibition is to raise awareness concerning Chagas disease and we hope that you also enjoy it.

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Labor Staber, München EUR 5.000,- (Silversponsoring/Booth/ Announcement)www.labor-staber.de

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Takeda Pharmaceuticals International AG Glattpark – Opfikon, SchweizEUR 3.000,- (Bronzesponsoring/Announcement) www.takeda.com

Valneva Austria GmbH, Wien EUR 3.000,- (Travel Grant ÖGTPM)

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Exhibitors

111 analyticon instruments gmbh, Rosbach v.d. Höhe EUR 1.500- (Sponsoring/Booth), www.analyticon.eu

Anywhere. Berlin GmbH, Berlin www.anywhere.berlin/path-ology.html

107 Brettschneider Fernreisebedarf GmbH, Grafing EUR 1.000,- (Sponsoring/Booth), www.brettschneider.de

104 CIHLMU Center for International Health, München www.cih.lmu.de

102 Deutsche Gesellschaft für Tropenmedizin und Internationale Gesundheit e.V. (DTG), Hamburg www.dtg.org

110 EUROIMMUN AG, Lübeck EUR 1.500,- (Sponsoring/Booth), www.euroimmun.com

103 GlaxoSmithKline GmbH & Co. KG, München EUR 3.000,- (Sponsoring/Booth), www.glaxosmithkline.de

113 Labor Staber, München EUR 5.000,- (Sponsoring/Booth/Announcement), www.labor-staber.de

106 Merck KGaA, Darmstadt EUR 10.000,- (Goldsponsoring/Symposium/Booth), www.merckgroup.com

108 Meridian Bioscience, Luckenwalde EUR 1.000,- (Sponsoring/Booth), www.meridianbioscience.eu

112 nal von minden GmbH, Göttingen EUR 1.500,- (Sponsoring/Booth), www.nal-vonminden.com

109 NOBITE GmbH, Wien EUR 1.000,- (Sponsoring/Booth), www.nobite.com

105 Österreichische Gesellschaft für Tropenmedizin, Parasitologie und Migrationsmedizin (ÖGTPM), Wien www.oegtmp.at

Exhibitors Humanitarian Aid Symposium

2 Akademie für Globale Gesundheit und Entwicklung (AGGE), Tübingen www.agge-akademie.de

16 Aktion PiT – Togohilfe e.V., Maisach www.aktionpit.de

1 Ärzte der Welt, München www.aerztederwelt.org

6 Bundesvertretung der Medizinstudierenden e.V. (bvmd/gandHI), Berlin www.bmvd.de

10 CAP ANAMUR/Deutsche Notärzte e.V., Köln www.cap-anamur.org

12 Deutsches Rotes Kreuz e.V. (DRK), Berlin www.drk.de

9 German Doctors e.V., Bonn www.german-doctors.de

14 Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, Bonn www.giz.de

3 Gesellschaft für Tropenpädiatrie und Internationale Kindergesundheit e.V. (GTP), Ahl www.globalchildhealth.de

13 Handicap International, München www.handicap-international.de

4 humedica Internationale Hilfe, Kaufbeuren www.humedica.org

11 Freundeskreis Indianerhilfe, Burscheid www.indianerhilfe.de

15 Die Johanniter, Berlin www.johanniter.de

8 LandsAid e.V., Kaufering www.landsaid.org

5 Medbox/MI, Würzburg www.medbox.org

7 planP, Ammersbuch www.plan-p-education.de

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Travel Information Floor plan

ArrivalLudwig-Maximilians- Universität, MünchenTheresienstraße 37-3980333 MunichGermany

From Central Station Munich Take the S-Bahn (any train) one stop in the direction „Ostbahnhof“ to station „Karlsplatz/ Stachus“. Ascend to the ground level and take the streetcar (tram) No. 27 in the direction of Petuelring (three stops) to the station „Pinakothek“ at the intersection of Barerstr. and Ther-esienstr. The conference venue is in the building on the right side next to the tram station.

Alternatively take the subway U2 in the direction „Feldmoching“ to the station „Theresien-straße“ or U3 in direction „Fürstenried West/Moosach“ to the station „Universität“. The conference venue is about 750 m away.

From the Airport Munich Take either the S1 or the S8 (S-Bahn) to the city. Get off at stop „Karlsplatz/Stachus“ and take the streetcar Nr. 27 in the direction of Petuelring. The third stop is „Pinakothek“, at the intersection of Barerstr. and Theresienstr. The conference venue is in the building on the right side next to the tram station.

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