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Pre-Congress Activities

08:00 11:30	TTS Ethics Committee and DICG Workshop: Transplantation In the Context of Migration and Refugees F (Pre-Confirmed Attendees Only)

08:00 14:30	Pre-Congress: Post-Graduate Course - Basic Science C1 This course is ticketed and available in-person and virtually. Tickets are USD 35/each and include refreshments and boxed lunch for in-person attendees. Seats are limited, and pre-registration is required. To purchase your ticket, sign-in and access your registration profile, or email info@tts2022.org for assistance. The course is divided into five sessions. Click on each session for full details The Basics Click here for Full Session Details Prof. Steven H Sacks, United Kingdom Innate activation and the post-surgery immune response Anna Valujskikh, United States Are memory cells really the problem? Gavin Pettigrew, United Kingdom Principles of allorecognition and their clinical implications B cells and beyond Click here for Full Session Details Dr. David Rush, Canada Allorecognition and ABMR: Clinicopathological correlations Dr. Aravind Cherukuri, United States B cells - friends or foes in transplantation? Dr. Lori West, Canada Gender differences in transplantation immune responses Trending topics in basic science Click here for Full Session Details Prof. Niels Olsen S Camara, Brazil Is immunometabolism the key? Dr. Alexandra R Lucas, United States Pretreating donor organs; chemokine: glycosaminoglycan modulation to improve transplant outcomes Fadi Issa, United Kingdom New technologies for biopsy analysis: from imaging to gene expression Grant Writing Click here for Full Session Details Prof. John J Fung, United States Introduction and Time-line for writing a grant Dr. Mara McAdams-Demarco, United States Anatomy of a grant Prof. John J Fung, United States Writing the method Prof. Germaine Wong, Australia Writing the methods section Prof. Germaine Wong, Australia Key players and feasibility Dr. Mara McAdams-Demarco, United States Evaluation criteria Prof. Germaine Wong, Australia Tips on writing the summary/abstract Prof. John J Fung, United States Grants to target (salary/operating/other) Research and manuscript Click here for Full Session Details Elmi Muller, South Africa Introduction Roslyn B. Mannon, United States Pursuing a research question Elmi Muller, South Africa Developing a research program Roslyn B. Mannon, United States Developing a research program Elmi Muller, South Africa Seeking collaborations and co-authorship Jeremy Chapman, Australia Anatomy of a manuscript Roslyn B. Mannon, United States Addressing reviewers' comments Jeremy Chapman, Australia Dealing with rejection

08:00 14:30	Pre-Congress: Post-Graduate Course - Clinical Science C2 This course is ticketed and available in-person and virtually. Tickets are USD 35/each and include refreshments and boxed lunch for in-person attendees. Seats are limited, and pre-registration is required. To purchase your ticket, sign-in and access your registration profile, or email info@tts2022.org for assistance. The course is divided into five sessions. Click on each session for full details Immunosuppression and immunology Click here for Full Session Details Robert Liwski, Canada A primer on histocompatibility testing (protocol and high level antibody) Milagros Samaniego-Picota, United States A primer on Immunosuppression - where are we going, where are we now? Dr. Robert Montgomery, United States A primer on DSA management pre- and post- transplant Challenging cases in transplantation - a case based discussion Click here for Full Session Details Marcelo Cantarovich, Canada Multi-organ transplantation Shaifali Sandal, Canada Recipients with non-adherence Fernando Cairo, Argentina Recipients with alcoholism Prof. Jaeseok Yang, Korea Recipients with recurrent diseases (Cases of GN, aHUS and similar liver diseases) Contemporary topics in transplantation Click here for Full Session Details Deepali Kumar, Canada COVID-19 - Key things learnt Deirdre Sawinski, United States Expanding the pool: utilizing donors with HIV and Hep C Julie Heimbach, United States Obesity and metabolic diseases in transplantation Grant writing Click here for Full Session Details Prof. John J Fung, United States Introduction and Time-line for writing a grant Dr. Mara McAdams-Demarco, United States Anatomy of a grant Prof. John J Fung, United States Writing the methods section Prof. Germaine Wong, Australia Writing the methods section Prof. Germaine Wong, Australia Key players and feasibility Dr. Mara McAdams-Demarco, United States Evaluation criteria Prof. Germaine Wong, Australia Tips on writing the summary/abstract Prof. John J Fung, United States Grants to target (salary/operating/other) Research and manuscript Click here for Full Session Details Elmi Muller, South Africa Introduction Roslyn B. Mannon, United States Pursuing a research question Elmi Muller, South Africa Developing a research program Roslyn B. Mannon, United States Developing a research program Elmi Muller, South Africa Seeking collaborations and co-authorship Jeremy Chapman, Australia Anatomy of a manuscript Roslyn B. Mannon, United States Addressing reviewers' comments Jeremy Chapman, Australia Dealing with rejection

08:00 14:30	Pre-Congress: International Pediatric Transplant Association C4 This workshop is ticketed and available in-person and virtually. Tickets are USD 35/each and include refreshments and boxed lunch for in-person attendees. Seats are limited, and pre-registration is required. To purchase your ticket, sign-in and access your registration profile, or email info@tts2022.org for assistance. The course is divided into four sessions. Click on each session for full details Lifelong immunosuppression reduction Click here for Full Session Details Dr. Mara Medeiros, Mexico Strategies to reduce use of calcineurin inhibitors Paula Schaiquevich, Argentina New tolerance induction strategies Amy Gallo, United States Combined stem cell and live donor kidney transplant Donors for pediatric recipients Click here for Full Session Details Malcolm MacConmara, United States High risk donors for pediatric recipients (DCD with machine perfusion?) Katsuhide Maeda, United States Large for size donors: heart C. Andrew Bonham, United States Large for size donors: liver Christine Hwang, United States Large for size donors: kidney Enrico Benedetti, United States Living donor intestinal transplantation Perioperative considerations in pediatric solid organ transplantation Click here for Full Session Details Julianne Mendoza, United States The role of regional anesthesia in solid organ transplant recipients Ms. MIhaela A Damian, United States Fast track extubation strategies for transplant recipients C. Andrew Bonham, United States The role of ECMO in liver and heart/liver recipients Katsuhide Maeda, United States The role of ECMO in liver and liver/heart recipients Multiorgan transplantations Click here for Full Session Details Dr. Linda Cendales, United States Pediatric hand transplant Carlos O. Esquivel, United States Combined heart/liver transplantation: indications, technique and outcomes Angi Wall, United States Are 3 organs one too many?

08:00 15:30	Pre-Congress: World Transplant Games Federation C3 This workshop is ticketed and available in-person and virtually. Tickets are USD 35/each and include refreshments and boxed lunch for in-person attendees. Seats are limited, and pre-registration is required. To purchase your ticket, sign-in and access your registration profile, or email info@tts2022.org for assistance. The course is divided into three sessions. Click on each session for full details How we encourage more people to believe in organ donation Click here for Full Session Details Chris Thomas, Australia Introduction Mr. Gerardo Reyna, Spain The role of patients to promote organ donation Mrs. Ashleigh Duran, United States The role of patients to promote organ donation Chris Thomas, Australia The role of celebrities to promote organ donation (WTGF & IOC Olympic ambassadors campaign) Dr. Edith A. Martin, Colombia The role of sports to promote organ donation. The challenge in Colombia and how sports is providing a gateway How we help recipients live an active life Click here for Full Session Details Mr. Gerardo Reyna, Spain Refit for life - a global online rehabilitation program as a way to increase quality of life and outcomes Chris Thomas, Australia Results of survey - quality of life survey post transplant Prof. Carlos Alberto Lirio, Argentina Physical activity and sports in the transplanted population Transplant care and exercise programs for youth Click here for Full Session Details Mrs. Ashleigh Duran, United States Transplant next - education, life skills and support for transplant youth and the introduction of Tx Prof. Ezequiel Correas Espeche, Argentina Physical activity pre and post transplant in paedeatrics Prof. Carlos Alberto Lirio, Argentina Physical activity pre and post transplant in paedeatrics Mr. Hernan Sachero, Argentina Sports training programs for transplant youth - the benefits of physical activity

08:00 14:45	Pre-Congress: Improving donation practices for better transplant systems D This workshop is ticketed and available in-person and virtually. Tickets are USD 45/each and include refreshments and boxed lunch for in-person attendees. Seats are limited, and pre-registration is required. To purchase your ticket, sign-in and access your registration profile, or email info@tts2022.org for assistance. Through the use of new learning technologies, this workshop is designed to learn through the best methodology available: practice. Using clinical simulation, video games and virtual reality, you will learn about the main aspects of the deceased donation clinical process. Join the workshop to experience how it is like to be a key donation person! Donor detection and evaluation: play the Game of Donors videogame and get into a virtual hospital to practice the selection and evaluation of donors Brain death and donor management: deal with a potential donor in a real case clinical scenario Family approach for organ donation: experience a family interview with VR glasses to practice breaking bad news and approach for donation consent The course is divided into four sessions. Click on each session for full details Immersive experience: Welcome and general introduction Click here for Full Session Details Alejandro Nino Murcia, Colombia Welcome Gabriel Gondolesi, Argentina Marcelo Cantarovich, Canada Dr. Chloë Ballesté, Spain General introduction Mrs. Carmen Blanco, Spain Immersive experience: Donor detection and evaluation Click here for Full Session Details Marco Sacchi, Italy Where are my donors? How to detect and evaluate donors Immersive experience: Brain death and donor management Click here for Full Session Details Dr. Marian Irazabal, Spain Critical care practices when dealing with potential donors Immersive experience: Family approach for organ donation Click here for Full Session Details Dr. Omid Ghobadi, Iran (Islamic Republic of) How to communicate bad news and obtain the family consent for donation Dr. Chloë Ballesté, Spain How to communicate bad news and obtain the family consent for donation

08:00 09:30	Pre-Congress: WTGF: How we encourage more people to believe in organ donation C3	102

09:30 10:30	Pre-Congress: WTGF: How we help recipients live an active life C3	112

08:00 09:30	Pre-Congress: PGC basic science: The basics C1	100

08:00 09:30	Pre-Congress: PGC clinical: Immunosuppression and immunology C2	101

08:00 09:00	Pre-Congress: IPTA: Lifelong immunosuppression reduction C4	103

08:00 09:00	Pre-Congress: Immersive experience: Welcome and general introduction D	104

09:00 10:30	Pre-Congress: Immersive experience: Donor detection and evaluation D	105

09:00 10:30	Pre-Congress: IPTA: Donors for pediatric recipients C4	109

09:30 10:30	Pre-Congress: PGC basic science: B cells and beyond C1	110

09:30 10:30	Pre-Congress: PGC clinical: Challenging cases in transplantation - a case based discussion C2	111

10:30 11:00	Coffee Break: Coffee Break TBD

11:00 12:30	Pre-Congress: PGC basic science: Trending topics in basic science C1	120

11:00 12:30	Pre-Congress: WTGF: Transplant care and exercise programs for youth C3	122

11:00 12:30	Pre-Congress: PGC clinical: Contemporary topics in transplantation C2	121

11:00 12:30	Pre-Congress: IPTA: Perioperative considerations in pediatric solid organ transplantation C4	123

11:00 12:30	Pre-Congress: Immersive experience: Brain death and donor management D	124

11:00 12:30	Pre-Congress: Top reasons to choose transplantation as a career E	125

Lunch Break (Only for those who purchased pre-congress ticketed event) Hall B

13:00 14:30	Pre-Congress: PGC: Grant writing C1	130

13:00 14:30	Pre-Congress: PGC: Research and manuscript C2	131

13:00 14:30	Pre-Congress: IPTA: Multiorgan transplantations C4	133

13:00 14:20	Pre-Congress: Immersive experience: Family approach for organ donation D	134

13:00 15:00	Pre-Congress: The role of patient organizations in organ donation and transplantation E	140

14:20 15:00	Pre-Congress: Immersive experience: Debriefing and Panel Discussions D	135

15:05 16:45	Pre-Congress: The influence of religion on organ transplantation E	145

16:30 17:30	Industry Symposium: Organ Protection: Paths to the future D Organized by Dr. Franz Köhler Chemie GmbH

16:30 17:30	Industry Symposium: Chronic Active AMR in Renal Transplant: A Closer Look at Pathophysiology, Diagnosis, and Emerging Therapies C2 Organized by RMEI, supported by an independent educational grant from CSL Behring LLC

16:30 17:30	Industry Symposium: Looking to the Future: Update on International Guidelines for the Management of BK DNAemia and Nephropathy in Kidney Transplant Recipients and Potential New Therapies on the Horizon C5 Organized by Vera Therapeutics

17:30 18:30	Industry Symposium: You gotta have HOPE C1 Organized by Bridge to Life

17:30 18:30	Innovative approaches for prevention and treatment of COVID-19 in high risk populations E (Organized by AstraZeneca)

Parallel Industry Symposia

Hall D Organ Protection: Paths to the future

Hall C2 Chronic Active AMR in Renal Transplant: A Closer Look at Pathophysiology, Diagnosis, and Emerging Therapies

Hall C5 Looking to the Future: Update on International Guidelines for the Management of BK DNAemia and Nephropathy in Kidney Transplant Recipients and Potential New Therapies on the Horizon

Parallel Industry Symposia

Hall E Therapeutic monoclonal antibodies for prevention and treatment of COVID-19 in Solid Organ Transplant recipients

Hall C1 You gotta have HOPE

17:30 18:30	Industry Symposium C1

16:30 17:30	Industry Symposium C3

16:30 18:00	Workshop Session: Allocation and Optimization of Donors at High Risk for Delayed Graft Function C3	230

17:30 18:30	Industry Symposium C2

17:30 18:30	Industry Symposium E

Congress Opening

18:30 20:00	Opening ceremony and keynote address A

Networking Events

20:00 21:00	Welcome Networking Reception A Included in the in-person congress registration – RSVP required when registering online. Additional guests tickets are available at USD 35 per person Reconnect again with friends and peers from around the world and meet new ones at Welcome Networking Receptions. An opportunity to enjoy some local tidbits and toast to celebrate the opportunity of meeting face-to-face again.

21:00 22:30	"Burden of Genius" movie screening A

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