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On behalf of the leadership of The Transplantation Society, we extend our warmest wishes for a peaceful and joyful holiday season. May 2026 bring you and your loved ones good health, prosperity, and renewed hope. Thank you for the friendship, collaboration, and sense of community you bring to TTS—together, we continue to advance transplantation worldwide.

Just Released - Transplantation Journal - January 2026

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Mark your Calendars for TTS 2026

From September 20–23, 2026, the global transplant community will gather in Sydney, Australia for an extraordinary scientific meeting presented in partnership with the Transplantation Society of Australia and New Zealand (TSANZ). With more than 3,500 participants expected, TTS 2026 will showcase cutting-edge research, dynamic sessions, and world-leading experts advancing the science and improving patient lives worldwide.

Abstract submissions open in January 2026, offering researchers and clinicians the opportunity to share their latest work with a truly global audience.


Transplantation Journal Highlights

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Insights From Refusal Patterns for Deceased Donor Kidney Offers
The likelihood that a deceased donor kidney will be used evolves during the allocation process. Transplant centers can either decline an organ offer for a single patient or for multiple patients at the same time. We hypothesize that refusals for a single patient indicate issues with individual patients, whereas simultaneous refusals for multiple patients indicate issues with organ quality.
Immunosenescence in Kidney Transplant Recipients
The term immunosenescence refers to the collective effects of aging on the immune system, which involves both the innate and the adaptive immunity and plays a dominant role in patients’ morbidity and mortality. Senescent T lymphocytes are in a state of replicative arrest and have several unique features: they typically lack costimulatory molecules, they express shortened telomeres, and they have the capacity to produce large amounts of proinflammatory cytokines. The B-lymphocyte compartment and the cells of the innate immune system also demonstrate important changes due to aging.

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Predicting 1-year Graft Survival in Liver Transplantation: A Machine Learning Study Using Registry Data From Germany and the United States
Liver transplantation is a life-saving procedure, but predicting posttransplant outcomes remains challenging due to the complexity of preoperative data. Traditional models often fail to capture multidimensional risk factors, which may be better integrated through machine learning (ML). This study aimed to develop and evaluate ML models using preoperative data from national transplant registries in Germany and the United States.
The Value of Chest and Abdominal CT Scans in Deceased Organ Donor Screening: A Prospective Nationwide Cohort Study
Standard computed tomography (CT) scanning in deceased organ donor screening may offer advantages over conventional chest radiograph and abdominal ultrasound.

Member Spotlight

In this recent interview, Dr. Lori West reflects on the real impact of her work—the patients. One of the most touching moments comes when she is surprised by former patients in a café, a powerful reminder that behind every medical breakthrough are lives changed, families reunited, and stories still unfolding. It’s a fitting way to close out the year: with hope, promise, and a heartfelt glimpse of how science, compassion, and human connection come together in transplantation.

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