An experiment focused on hyperon production was carried out with the upgraded HADES spectrometer. The upgrade includes a new Forward Detector system (FD) consisting of two PANDA-type Straw Tracking Stations, and an RPC. The measurements were performed with a proton beam of $p_{beam}$ = 5.3 GeV/c impinging onto an LH$_{2}$ target.
Proton-proton elastic scattering events were selected based on kinematic observables, and demanding that one proton was detected in the FD ($\theta_{FD} < $ 6 $^{\circ}$), and the other proton was measured in the HADES acceptance (18$^{\circ}<\theta_{H}<$85$^{\circ}$). The number of elastic events, corrected for acceptance and reconstruction efficiency, is used to determine the time-integrated luminosity recorded during this experiment. The measured differential cross-section $d\sigma$ as a function of the square of the 4-momentum transfer $t$ is well described by a function of the form $\text{d}\sigma/\text{d}t = Ae^{-B|t|}$, from which the optical point $A = \text{d}\sigma/\text{d}t\big|_{t=0}$ and the nuclear slope parameter $B$ are obtained. Here the proton-proton elastic scattering event selection will be explained, and preliminary results of $A$ and $B$ will be presented and compared with existing data from other experiments.