Transplantation October 2021 Issue
JUST RELEASED - TRANSPLANTATION - OCTOBER ISSUE
There is much to be discovered about control of COVID in our vulnerable transplant recipients - the issue contains both good and bad news. Dwelling on the good news, there are some early data on combined cellular and humoral response to vaccination suggesting that vaccination may be better than the gloomy initial news on sero responses. Breakthrough infections provide the bad news pointing to the continued need for good public health measures after vaccination. Elsewhere in the issue you will find news on frailty in lung transplant recipients, a major analysis of the pharmacogenetics of tacrolimus metabolism and much on liver transplant in both common and uncommon situations. Rounding out the issue there are interesting papers on PJP prophylaxis and analysis of another recombinant vaccine - this time for Herpes Zoster.
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IPITA 2021
Session Spotlights
There are plenty of interesting and engaging sessions at IPITA 2021.
Here is a spotlight on some lectures you won’t want to miss!
October 21 - Richard C. Lillehei Memorial Award Lecture
October 22 - Paul E. Lacy Memorial Award Lecture
Fifty Years on from the Beginning to the Cure of Diabetes
October 23 - IPITA Presidential Address
New Members Added in September 2021
Our fall educational calendar is full of opportunities for transplant professionals!
Many of these activities are free, free to members, or have very low registration fees.
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