October 21-23 Virtual Program
October 21 - European / Asia / Oceania Time Zone
- Keynote - Resilience and defying the odds in transplantation
Adam Alderson, United Kingdom
Video replay from TTS 2024 and Live Q&A - Virtual Thematic - Green growth and sustainability in transplantation
Miguel F. Cunha, Portugal
Katherine Barraclough, Australia
Ilan Schwartz, United States - Virtual Thematic
WIT: Advancement, Equity, Sex and Gender issues
Brenda Rosales, Australia
Limor Meoded Danon, Israel - Top 4 scored abstracts from Europe and Asia
- Concurrent Abstract Sessions
Basic and Translational Science
Kidney 1
Infectious Diseases
October 22 - Americas / Europe Time Zone
- Keynote - Exogenic Organs: Going Beyond Xenotransplantation
Hiromitsu Nakauchi, Japan
Video replay from TTS 2024 and Live Q&A - Virtual Thematic - Breaking barriers in xenotransplantationn
Jayme Locke, United States
Muhammad Mohiuddin, United States
Daniel J. Hurst, United States - Virtual Thematic - Portable hypothermic oxygenated machine perfusion for organ preservation in liver transplantation: A randomized, open-label, clinical trial
John J. Fung, United States - Virtual Thematic - BANFF 2024 Summary
Concurrent Abstract Sessions
Michael Mengel, Canada
Maarten Naesens, Belgium
Jackie O'Leary, United States - Concurrent Abstarct Sessions
Basic and Translational Science 2
Pediatric
Organ Donation
Combined Topics
October 23 - Asia -Oceania - Americas Time Zone
- Keynote - Regenerative medicine
Finn J. Hawkins, United States
- Virtual Thematic - Deceased Donation
Maggie Ma, Hong Kong - Virtual Thematic -Transplant Infectious Disease<br> New Antifungal Drug Delivery<br>John W. Baddley, United States
- Virtual Thematic: Top 4 scored abstracts from United States
- Concurrent Abstract Sessions
Basic and Translational Science:
Kidney
Liver and Lung
Xenotransplant
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Includes recordings from September 22-25 and upcoming live virtual sessions from October 21-23!
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On behalf of The Transplantation Society and MESOT, we would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to those who attended TTS 2024 in Istanbul and virtually. Your participation made the event a great success, and we hope you found it both inspiring and rewarding.
Welcome to TTS 2024!
Under the banner of Inform, Transform, Sustain TTS 2024 will facilitate a holistic and comprehensive exploration of the interconnected aspects of the field of transplantation.
About the themes:
- Inform - encompasses updates on research, clinical practices, and technological advancements.
- Transform - focuses on innovative techniques, new treatment modalities, and transformative approaches to transplantation.
- Sustain - emphasizes long-term outcomes, ethical considerations, sustainability, and global accessibility of transplantation services.
The program offers delegates:
- Multidimensional learning experience - Participants will explore scientific, clinical, ethical, social, and economic aspects of transplantation from various perspectives, enabling attendees to gain insights from multiple angles and fostering a broader appreciation of the field's complexities.
- Synergy - Transplantation involves numerous stakeholders, including clinicians, researchers, patients, policymakers, industry professionals, media and advocacy groups. The integration of diverse perspectives and expertise will be a unique opportunity for participants facilitating the development of comprehensive strategies and policies to enhance transplantation outcomes globally.
- Looking to the future - Participants will be challenged to think critically about the future of transplantation. The Inform theme ensures the dissemination of up-to-date knowledge, while the Transform theme promotes innovation and the exploration of new frontiers. The Sustain theme directs our attention to what long-term success looks like for the field, including ethical considerations, patient outcomes, and resource management. This forward-looking approach will inspire attendees to envision the future of transplantation and work collectively towards its realization.
TTS Congress Receives
CVS Compliance
We are proud to announce that the TTS 2024 Congress has been recognized as compliant by the Conference Vetting System (CVS) and e4ethics. This recognition underscores our commitment to transparency and ethical standards in medical education.