First – Top Oral Presentation
Dr Hilary Kerr, St Vincent’s University Hospital, Dublin
Abstract 26S167
From stool to scope: A prospective study of stool DNA testing for advanced colorectal neoplasia
Second – Top Oral Presentation
Dr Orlaith Casey, Connolly Hospital Blanchardstown, Dublin
Abstract 26168
Feasibility of screening gastroscopy to prevent gastric cancer: Irish data from TOGAS Pilot 2
Themed Oral Presentations – Endoscopy and other GI
First Award
Dr Ashley Lloyd, Galway University Hospital
Abstract 26S144
Multi-centre analysis on complicated Barrett’s lesions and subsequent endoscopic eradication therapy
Second Award
Dr Morgane Le Dréan, APC Microbiome Ireland/University College Cork
Abstract 26S191
Exploring microbiota-derived p-cresol as a possible contributor to gastrointestinal symptoms in autism spectrum disorder
Themed Oral Presentations – Hepatology and IBD
First Award
Dr Matthew McKenna Barry, Beaumont Hospital, Dublin
Abstract 26S141
Structured exercise augments the frailty benefits of Altra9 for patients with advanced chronic liver disease
Second Award
Dr Éabha Ring, St James’s Hospital, Dublin
Abstract 26S151
An integrated clinic for patients with cirrhosis combining clinical evaluation, liver and spleen stiffness measurements, and endoscopy: A new approach to cirrhosis care using lean management principles
Poster Presentations
First Award
Dr Eilis McCarthy, St James’s Hospital, Dublin
Abstract 26S171
Time to adopt transnasal endoscopy: A retrospective evaluation of performance and clinical outcomes in 523 TNE procedures in St James’s Hospital, Dublin
Second Award
Dr Olga Fagan, St James’s Hospital, Dublin
Abstract 26S169
Aeroallergen sensitisation is associated with poorer clinical and histologic outcomes in eosinophilic esophagitis
Third Award
Dr Ella Vallely, Bon Secours Cork/University College Cork
Abstract 26S136
Empirical bile acid sequestrant treatment for chronic watery diarrhoea: A real-world audit
Clinical Case Presentation
First Award
Dr Áine Ní Chianáin, St James’s Hospital, Dublin
A slam/‘dunc’/diagnosis: When Mono is not the only problem
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