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Webinar 01Allograft Surveillance with dd-cfDNA Testing: Assessment of Rejection Risk 

This webinar covers the following topics –

  • Surveillance after allograft transplantation is critical to the detection of active rejection and prevention of chronic allograft dysfunction.
  • Levels of donor derive cell-free DNA (dd-cfDNA) have been observed significantly increased in active rejection versus stable patients, which is related to differences on allograft injury compared to a normal healthy status.
  • By using single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) to discriminate between donor and recipient cfDNA molecules, AlloSeq cfDNA assay measures dd-cfDNA based as a clinical-grade, next-generation targeted sequencing (NGS) assay.
  • Measurement of plasma dd-cfDNA at consecutive time points after transplant is a clinically useful tool for the assessment of allograft health and non-invasive surveillance for injury.
  • Negative results are strongly supportive of no active injury (high NPV of 95%) and can give patients peace of mind. For transplant physicians, the test offers an opportunity to rule out rejection, and prioritize patients based on low risk for tele-medicine approaches.

Webinar 02Innovation in Action: Kit Based Solution by NGS to Detect dd-cfDNA for Transplant Surveillance

This webinar covers the following topics –

  • Adopting the Latest Innovations in Molecular Transplant Surveillance
  • Multi-Center Analytical Performance Validation of an IVD (D) Assay to Quantify dd-cfDNA in Solid Organ Transplant Recipient
  • AlloSeq cfDNA Testing Platform Workflow and Laboratory Experience

 

These webinars have been designed and supported by CareDx and are hosted by ESOT.

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