The steering committee of the ESOT patient inclusion initiative endorsed a call for a European effort to collect follow-up data on transplant recipients and living donors. Read more >>>
White Paper: Monitoring health after transplantation
The steering committee of the ESOT patient inclusion initiative endorsed a call for a European effort to collect follow-up data on transplant recipients and living donors. Read more >>>
Did you miss the info session on the ESOT Mentorship Programme 2024* which took place on Thursday, 19 October 2023? You can now watch the recording on Transplant Live. During this info session, Luca Toti, Chair of the Education Committee, and Liset Pengel, Vice-Chair, introduced the Mentorship Programme and answered some questions from prospective mentors and
In an evolving world of progress, an essential aspect of healthcare tends to be underestimated: organ transplantation. These life-saving procedures heavily rely on maintaining an equilibrium between supply and demand. It is crucial for us to stay updated on the advancements in this field. Last 7 October, we commemorated #EuropeanDonationDay and were pleased with the
Induction therapy plays a key role in kidney transplantation, serving as an important arm in modern immunosuppression regimens. The early days and weeks of transplantation are key to establishing a foundation for long-term graft survival, and induction therapy is pivotal in this phase. With increased access to transplantation and greater use of marginal organs, the
ESOT’s political mission: To eliminate inequalities in organ transplantation across Europe.
Thank you for joining us at another successful ESOT Congress, this time in Athens, the birthplace of modern European civilisation. Join us in reflecting on the unmissable moments of today, including the presentations of a variety of prestigious awards, even more scientific highlights, and a chance to see what’s in store for 2025…
On the third day of the ESOT Congress 2023, we uncovered more hot topics in the scientific programme, concluded the hands-on courses, and celebrated outstanding contributions to the field with more congress awards.
The second day of the ESOT Congress brought more key highlights from our world-class Scientific Programme, saw the presentations of the Leonardo Da Vinci Transplant Research Innovation Award final abstracts, and marked the start of the wet lab hands-on courses!
Browse the first edition of our Daily Recaps! Showcasing some of the very best from the day 1 of the congress, today’s recap includes the Opening Plenary session, the ETAHP Transplant Care Management Award and highlights from our state-of-the-art Scientific Programme…
Don’t miss the opportunity to join renowned experts in the field as they delve into the implications of xenotransplantation including inequity of access, ethical dilemmas, societal consequences and religious connotations…
Join us on 19 September at 20:00 EEST at this unmissible congress session.