ILTS Annual Congress

May 5, 2021 to May 8, 2021

2021 Virtual International Congress
The goal of the ILTS Annual Congress is to provide an excellent platform to deepen the education and knowledge of scientists, surgeons, anesthesiologists, hepatologists, critical care physicians, radiologists, pathologists, nurses, patients, and patient families. Join us to network and discuss the latest advances in the care of liver transplantation patients and receive state of the art updates in clinical and basic science.

Annual Meeting Website: https://2021.ilts.org/

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Early Experience with Hypothermic Machine Perfusion of Living Donor Kidneys

Clinical Evidence

Moser et al. sought to determine whether the short warm ischemic time in living donor kidney (LDK) transplantation causes damage to the kidney, and whether these kidneys could benefit from the use of hypothermic machine perfusion (HMP). In their initial experiment,...

UNOS Transplant Management Forum

Congresses & Events

April 19, 2021 to April 22, 2021 2021 Virtual Transplant Management ForumTransplant administrators from across the country attend the UNOS Transplant Management Forum each year for its educational sessions and networking opportunities. While many of the sessions are...

Evaluation of outcomes in renal transplantation with hypothermic machine perfusion for the preservation of kidneys from expanded-criteria donors

Clinical Evidence

A recently released article by Savoye et al. used the data collected by The French National Transplant Registry (CRISTAL) following the implementation of a nationwide hypothermic machine perfusion (HMP) program for extended criteria donor (ECD) kidney transplants. The...

Evolving Trends in Machine Perfusion for Liver Transplantation

Clinical Evidence

A recent review article by Dutkowski et al. looked at the evolving evidence for machine perfusion in liver transplantation. They explored the evidence and requirements for both HMP and NMP. They presented the following information: That endpoints need to be strictly...