08:30 09:30 |
Morning Symposium: New and Emerging Issues in Organ Trafficking and Travel for Transplantation (Videos Available)
N-111 |
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)
N-113 |
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)
N-114 |
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 , |
08:30 09:30 |
Morning Symposium: Current Immunosuppression: “Can this old dog be taught new tricks?”
N-115/116 |
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 |
08:30 09:30 |
Morning Symposium: Clinical applications in stem cells (Videos Available)
N-111 |
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 , |
08:30 09:30 |
Morning Symposium: The future of thoracic transplantation (Videos Available)
N-112 |
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)
N-113 |
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)
N-114 |
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 , |
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 , |
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 |
08:30 09:30 |
Morning Symposium: Organ Donor Management- Impact of Critical care and Outcome (Videos Available)
N-111 |
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)
N-112 |
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)
N-113 |
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 , |
08:30 09:30 |
Morning Symposium: A Discussion of Informed Consent with Living and Deceased Donation (Videos Available)
N-114 |
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 , |
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 |
08:30 09:30 |
Morning Symposium: Recurrent Disease after Transplantation (Videos Available)
N-102 |
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)
N-105 |
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)
N-106 |
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)
N-111 |
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)
N-113 |
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 , |
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 |