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9th SET Congress – JOINT SESSION
Overcoming Metabolic Barriers – Spread the word, explore thePromotion Toolkit
Getting the word out matters. And when a meeting brings something genuinely new to the field, it matters even more. To support the promotion of the ESOT Monothematic Conference Transplanting Health: Overcoming Metabolic Barriers in Modern Medicine, we have created a promotion toolkit designed to make sharing the event simple, consistent, and effective. Whether you
ESOT Action Day 2026: A shared responsibility for the future of transplantation
ESOT Action Day 2026 launches a new Agenda to future-proof transplant systems, addressing inequalities and sustainability challenges as demand for life-saving transplants continues to rise.
Transplant International Fellowship 2026
Together with Transplant International, we are pleased to announce that applications are now open for the 2026 edition of the Editorial Fellowship programme, a twelve-month programme for 5 transplant fellows or early career professionals with an interest in research, education, medical editing, and scholarly writing. The Editorial Fellowship will offer the opportunity to connect more closely with the ESOT community
Enhancing Post-Transplant Care: From Organ Survival to Life Quality
Receiving a transplant represents hope, but long-term success depends on far more than surgery alone. The ESOT–Takeda collaboration, outlined in the September 2025 report Enhancing Post-Transplant Care, demonstrates how person-centred care and infectious disease educationcan reshape outcomes across Europe. Moving Beyond the Organ Post-transplant care must address: Infection risk (including CMV and multidrug-resistant organisms) Emotional and psychological adaptation Patient literacy and
New ESOT Report Highlights Future of Immune Modulation in Transplantation
The European Society for Organ Transplantation (ESOT), in collaboration with Therakos, has published a new report examining the current status, clinical potential, and future directions of Extracorporeal Photopheresis (ECP) in solid organ transplantation. Allograft rejection remains a major cause of long-term graft failure and patient morbidity following transplantation. While conventional immunosuppressive therapies have significantly improved short-term outcomes, they are
ISHLT 46th Annual Meeting & Scientific Sessions – In collaboration with ECTTA
Of interest: a major step forward in transplantation
This achievement exemplifies the impact of data-driven, collaborative science in addressing complex clinical challenges. It sets a new benchmark for endpoint innovation, not only in transplantation, but across clinical research more broadly.
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