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Upcoming Webinar: The Science of ECP in Transplantation
Organ rejection remains a major hurdle in transplantation, impacting approximately 25% of recipients within the first year. Join us on 5 December, 17:00-18:00 CET, as leading experts dive into the therapeutic potential of Extracorporeal Photopheresis (ECP) and explore its promise for balancing immune responses and graft survival in solid organ transplantation.
WEBINAR: The Science of ECP in Transplantation
Announcing Module 3 of the “Management of CMV in Solid Organ Transplant Patients” Course – The Future of CMV Management
Sponsored by Biotest, the highly anticipated third module of the Management of CMV in Solid Organ Transplant Patients course is now open for registration. Titled The Future of CMV Management, this module promises cutting-edge insights into advancements in CMV immunotherapy and vaccination for transplant patients. Learning Objectives Participants will: Explore the evolving landscape of CMV
WEBINAR: Challenges and scientific advancements in biomarkers paediatric Transplantation
ESOT Basic Science Webinar Series Relaunched with Xenotransplantation: The future is now – Past, present and future challenges
The ESOT Basic Science Webinar series has resumed after a brief break, kicking off with “Xenotransplantation: The Future is Now – Past, Present, and Future Challenges.” The session covered advancements and the translation of cutting-edge transplant science, focusing on recent breakthroughs and ongoing challenges in xenotransplantation. The distinguished international panel featured experts in the field:
Transplant International Journal Club [November]
WORKSHOP: Rare and challenging infections in a globalised world: focus on arboviruses
Second International Workshop on Liver Machine Perfusion – Endorsed by ESOT
WEBINAR: RNA interference, from basic biological concept to therapeutic revolution(s)
We are pleased to announce an upcoming webinar that will explore the groundbreaking field of RNA interference and its transformative potential in the realm of transplantation. The webinar is set to offer an insight starting from biological concepts and moving towards innovative clinical uses that are revolutionising the landscape of patient treatment. Scheduled for 12