TTS 2024 Congress Thank You!

TTS 2024 Special Thanks

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.

Plenary Session Recordings

Recordings of the six plenary sessions are now available to TTS Members. All recordings will be made available by October 11! Congress attendees may now enjoy early access through the Congress Webapp ( app.tts2024.org).

Read Virtual Abstracts from the TTS 2024 Congress

This issue explores significant developments in transplantation. Our expert reviews this month include five papers from the various working groups at the Global Transplant Summit in Santander addressing sufficiency, transparency, and oversight for equity in transplantation. New international expert lead guidelines on the management of the BK virus are also included. Elsewhere the issue addresses the impact of mitral annular calcification (MAC) on liver transplant outcomes, studies on living donor liver transplantation (LDLT) and the complexities of donor-specific antibodies (DSAs) and ABO incompatibility, the efficacy of nucleos(t)ide analogs in preventing hepatitis B virus (HBV) recurrence post-liver transplantation. Furthermore, it addresses the evolving role of donor-derived cell-free DNA (dd-cfDNA) as an early biomarker for renal allograft rejection, demonstrating its potential to facilitate timely intervention and improve patient outcomes compared to traditional markers like serum creatinine. These studies collectively advance our understanding and clinical approach to transplantation, offering insights that may redefine current practices and improve patient care worldwide.

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WTC 2025 - Call For Program Sessions

On behalf of the American Society of Transplantation, the American Society of Transplant Surgeons, and The Transplantation Society, we are delighted to invite you to submit your ideas for program sessions for the World Transplant Congress 2025 (WTC 2025), to be held from August 2-6, 2025, in San Francisco, California, USA.

We are looking for programs that will be interactive, include global themes, speakers, and moderators, and focus on cutting-edge topics that address transplantation and end organ failure.


Transplantation Journal Highlights

Transplantation:
The Journal of Choice for Publishing Basic Science Research at the Highest Level

Bring your basic science research to the forefront with Transplantation!

Here are 4 reasons why your basic science research will benefit from the prestige of publishing In the official journal of The Transplantation (TTS), Transplantation.

Diverse and global readership
Great opportunity to disseminate your basic science research to a global audience from all around the world consisting of laboratory and clinical scientists as well as policy makers and experts from various disciplines in transplantation.
Collaboration platform
Collaboration platform: Both journals provide a trusted source welcoming your basic science research in transplantation across a wide spectrum of topics. Whether you are a laboratory scientist delving into the intricacies of immune responses in tolerance induction or addressing key questions in tissue engineering and stem cell therapy, you will be able to reach out to clinicians specialized and interested in your research, facilitating widespread dissemination of your work and potential collaborations.
Expert review and rapid publication
Your basic science research will be valued and understood as the editorial teams consists of basic science experts in transplantation, providing thoughtful and thorough review with timely sharing of scientific findings.
Social media promotion
Social media promotion: You will have the opportunity to present your research in different social media platforms of the Transplantation/Transplantation Direct journals such as LinkedIn, X, Facebook and Instagram, helping you to increase your Altimetrics score!

Transplantation - Social Media Content

Chronic Rejection After Kidney Transplantation
In kidney transplantation, ongoing alloimmune processes—commonly triggered by HLA incompatibilities—can trigger chronic transplant rejection, affecting the microcirculation and the tubulointerstitium. Continuous inflammation may lead to progressive, irreversible graft injury, culminating in graft dysfunction and accelerated transplant failure.
A Single-center Experience With >200 Lung Transplant Recipients With COVID-19 Infection
Although COVID-19 is no longer a declared global health emergency, data remain limited on the impact of COVID-19 in lung transplant recipients.

ISN-TTS Fellowship Program

The ISN and TTS join forces to support the training of young physicians from low resource areas receiving hands-on training in advanced host institutions to acquire state-of-the-art knowledge in transplantation. The ultimate goal of such training is to improve the transplantation standards in their home countries upon their return and become leaders in their fields.

Fellowship Application Deadline
October 1, 2024

The training focuses on providing the skills and knowledge specifically required by the home institution. ISN-TTS Fellowship trainings can be long (6-12 months) or short term (3-6 months).

Selection Criteria

  • Applicants must be within 5 years or less of their last doctoral degree
  • From a low, lower middle or upper income country according to World Bank classification
  • Training in tissue typing transplant nephrology, transplant coordination, transplant surgery or other relevant training related to renal transplantation
  • Training must be relevant to local conditions and healthcare context

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