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Day 3 (2018-07-02)

08:30
09:30
Morning Symposium: New and Emerging Issues in Organ Trafficking and Travel for Transplantation (Videos Available)
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305.1 Commercial transplants in the developing world (Video Available)
Elmi Muller, South Africa
305.2 Ethical concerns regarding global kidney exchanges (Video Available)
Alexander M Capron, United States
305.3 When the poor donate but only the rich receive – barriers to equitable allocation of organs in developing countries
Sanjay S. Nagral, India
08:30
09:30
Morning Symposium: Sex and gender research in transplantation- where are we now? (Videos Available)
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306.1 Where have we been and where are we going in sex and gender research in transplant? A scoping review
Ruth Sapir-Pichhadze, Canada
306.2 Donor sex related factors influencing transplant outcomes (Video Available)
Amanda J Miller, Canada
306.3 Gender disparities in transplantation
Anette Melk, Germany
08:30
09:30
Morning Symposium: Improving Patient Outcomes (Videos Available)
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307.1 Fostering healthy lifestyles
Christiane Kugler, Germany
307.2 Promoting transplant adherence (Video Available)
Paolo De Simone, Italy
307.3 Improving psychosocial outcomes (Video Available)
Anna Forsberg, Sweden
08:30
09:30
Morning Symposium: The Transplanter vs. The Educator Ultimate Debate: Should Transplanters Be Trained As Educators? (Videos Available)
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308.1 Introduction by Chair
Marcelo Cantarovich, Canada
308.2 The Transplanter (Video Available)
Jeremy R. Chapman, Australia
308.3 The Educator (Video Available)
Medhat Askar, United States
Open debate discussion
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08:30
09:30
Morning Symposium: Current Immunosuppression: “Can this old dog be taught new tricks?”
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309.1 Re-targeting JAK/STAT signaling in solid organ transplantation?
Helio S. Tedesco Jr, Brazil
309.2 Alemtuzumab and Infliximab join forces: Together we are strong
Petra Reinke, Germany
309.3 Proteasome inhibition before and after transplantation
E. Steve Woodle, United States

Day 4 (2018-07-03)

08:30
09:30
Morning Symposium: Clinical applications in stem cells (Videos Available)
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405.1 Bottlenecks to clinical application of IpS (Video Available)
Martin Hoogduijn, Netherlands
405.2 Clinical trials for stem-based regenerative medicine
Toshio Miki, United States
Panel Discussions
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08:30
09:30
Morning Symposium: The future of thoracic transplantation (Videos Available)
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406.1 Assessment of frailty and comorbidities (Video Available)
Cynthia Gries, United States
406.2 Efforts to increase the lung donor pool (Video Available)
Dirk Van Raemdonck, Belgium
406.3 Efforts to increase the heart donor pool (Video Available)
Peter S. MacDonald, Australia
08:30
09:45
Morning Symposium: Issues relating to clinical xenotransplantation (Videos Available)
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407.1 Are low anti-pig antibody levels essential to the succcess of pig organ xenotransplantation? (Video Available)
Emanuele E Cozzi, Italy
407.2 Is encapsulated pig islet Tx preferable to free pig islet Tx?
Rita Bottino, United States
407.3 Is pig genetic engineering essential for the success of xenotransplantation? (Video Available)
Kazuhiko Yamada, United States
Presentation of the 2017 Carl-Gustav Groth Xeno Prize
Zurab Machaidze, United States
Heidi Yeh, United States
08:30
09:30
Morning Symposium: Controversies in Intestinal Transplant (Videos Available)
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408.1 Should every country have an intestinal transplant program? Yes (Video Available)
Rodrigo Vianna, United States
408.2 Should every country have an intestinal transplant program? No (Video Available)
George V. Mazariegos, United States
Open debate discussion
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408.3 Cipo: pre-emptive transplant - Yes (Video Available)
Francisco Hernandez, Spain
408.4 CIPO: Pre-emptive transplant - No (Video Available)
Florence Lacaille, France
Open debate discussion
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08:30
09:30
Morning Symposium: Trends in Paediatric Transplantation (Videos Available)
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intro
Mignon McCulloch,
409.1 Paediatric PTLD pearls (Video Available)
Stephen D Marks, United Kingdom
409.2 Donor specific antibodies in paediatrics
Burkhard Tönshoff, Germany
409.3 Ethical issues in paediatric transplantation: an update on current issues (Video Available)
Rebecca Greenberg, Canada
08:30
09:30
Morning Symposium: Opt Out - New Experiences in Presumed Consent (Videos Available)
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410.1 The Wales experience (Video Available)
Katja Empson, United Kingdom
410.2 The US opt in experience (Video Available)
Susan Gunderson, United States
410.3 Opt in-opt out - the European experience (Video Available)
Bernadette B.J.J.M. Haase-Kromwijk, Netherlands

Day 5 (2018-07-04)

08:30
09:30
Morning Symposium: Organ Donor Management- Impact of Critical care and Outcome (Videos Available)
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505.1 Organ donation: Changing perspectives in critical care - donor management goals (Video Available)
Darren Malinoski, United States
505.2 Critical care training and education for donor coordinators (Video Available)
Sharon Swain, United States
505.3 Donation after cardiac death- the role of critical care (Video Available)
Martí Manyalich, Spain
08:30
09:30
Morning Symposium: What is new in the world of transplant registries? (Videos Available)
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506.1 National Transplant Registry of India
Vivek Kute, India
506.2 China
Haibo Wang, P.R. China
506.3 Korean Organ Transplant Registry (KOTRY) (Video Available)
Curie Ahn, Korea
08:30
09:30
Morning Symposium: Innovation and Insights in VCA (Videos Available)
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507.1 Whole Eye Transplantation - Hope or Hype?
Fatih Zor, United States
507.2 Immunopathology of VCA Rejection - Knowns and Unknowns (Video Available)
Alice Koenig, France
Panel Discussions
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08:30
09:30
Morning Symposium: A Discussion of Informed Consent with Living and Deceased Donation (Videos Available)
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508.1 The discretionary living kidney donor (Video Available)
Gabriel Danovitch, United States
508.2 Marginal deceased donor
John S. Gill, Canada
508.3 High risk donors
Paolo A. Grossi, Italy
Panel discussions
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08:30
09:30
Morning Symposium: Beta cell replacement of the future (Videos Available)
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509.1 Will gene editing carry pig islets to the clinic
Marc Guell, United States
509.2 Advanced insulin delivery systems can they cure patients (Video Available)
Thomas Kay, Australia
509.3 Developing delivery approaches for stem cell transplantation
Shane T. Grey, Australia
08:30
09:30
Morning Symposium: Challenging Cases in Transplant Infectious Diseases: Pushing the Boundaries of Donor and Recipient Outcomes (Videos Available)
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510.1 Polyoma viruses (BK) - Case presenter (Video Available)
Diana Florescu, United States
510.2 Polyoma viruses (BK) - Case discussant
Hans H. Hirsch, Switzerland
510.3 Marginal donor - Case presenter (Video Available)
Hannah Kaminski, France
510.4 Marginal donor - Case discussant
Francisco M Marty, United States
510.5 Nocardia - Case presenter (Video Available)
Edward A Dominguez, United States
510.6 Nocardia - Case discussant (Video Available)
Cameron Wolfe, United States

Day 6 (2018-07-05)

08:30
09:30
Morning Symposium: Recurrent Disease after Transplantation (Videos Available)
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600.1 FSGS
Guillaume Canaud, France
600.2 aHUS (Video Available)
Christophe Legendre, France
08:30
09:30
Morning Symposium: When the liver transplant surgeon need help... (Videos Available)
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601.1 The role of interventional endoscopist (Video Available)
Magdy El-Serafy, Egypt
601.2 The role of the interventional radiologist
Pierre Goffette, Belgium
08:30
09:30
Morning Symposium: Modern Reinterpretation of Classical Concepts in Transplant Immunology (Videos Available)
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602.1 Die another day: Apoptosis, necroptosis and immune activation
Andreas Linkermann, Germany
602.2 Tricky ways of allorecognition: Exosomes and antigen (Video Available)
Adrian E Morelli, United States
602.3 Are we getting there? Novel mechanistic aspects of tolerance induction
Julien Zuber, France
08:30
09:30
Morning Symposium: Kidney Paired Exchange. Success stories, ongoing challenges and what we can learn from others (Videos Available)
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604.1 Kidney paired exchange in Canada. What works and what challenges remain. a national approach to KPD
Kathryn Tinckam, Canada
604.2 Kidney paired exchange in Saudi Arabia. Success and lessons
Khalid Kam AlMeshari, Saudi Arabia
604.3 The National Kidney Registry approach to paired exchange (Video Available)
J. Michael Cecka, United States
08:30
09:30
Morning Symposium: Pearls of Wisdom – A roadmap to developing a successful career in transplantation (Videos Available)
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606.1 Your first real job - making yourself marketable and finding a clinical niche
Barbara Murphy, United States
606.2 The “How to Guide” for the aspiring physician/surgeon-scientist: Funding and publications (Video Available)
Jeremy R. Chapman, Australia
606.3 The “Holy Grail of Work-Life Balance”: Mindfulness, emotional intelligence and well-being (Video Available)
Nancy Ascher, United States
606.4 How to find a research focus – and funding – as a trainee
Jayme E. Locke, United States
Panel discussions
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08:30
09:30
Morning Symposium: Tackling the Challenges Posed by Donor Intervention Research (Videos Available)
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607.1 Why is it difficult to conduct trials testing novel interventions in deceased donors? (Video Available)
Claus Niemann, United States
607.2 Guidance delineated in the National Academies of Medicine Donor Intervention Report (Video Available)
Sandy Feng, United States
607.3 Conducting donor intervention trials in my country – an international panel discussion (Video Available)
Claus Niemann, United States
Axel Rahmel, Germany
Christopher J. E. Watson, United Kingdom
Elisabeth Coll, Spain
Helen I. Opdam, Australia


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