Sunrise Symposia

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Monday, 16 August 2010 • 07:00 - 08:15

SUN 01: ROTRF Symposium: Antibody-Mediated Rejection - an Ounce of Prevention is Worth a Pound of Cure
Chairs: Andrew Bradley, UK & Allan Kirk, USA
Location: MR 220 - 222, Level 2

  • Humoral Immunity: Mechanisms of Graft Injury and Relationship to Cellular Immunity - William M. Baldwin, USA
  • Detection and Identification of Alloantibodies circa 2010: Myths and Realities - Howard M. Gebel, USA
  • The 2 Key Questions for Desensitization: Who and How? - Denis Glotz, France
  • Giving the Incompatible Patient Hope with Kidney Paired Donation - Adam Bingaman, USA

SUN 02: Improving Outcomes in Kidney Transplantation: Non-HLA Antibodies and Enhanced Clinical Risk Assessment (Absorber Symposium)
Chairs: Ron Shapiro, USA
Location: MR 212 - 214, Level 2

  • Introduction - Ron Shapiro, USA
  • Predictors of Graft Failure in Kidney Transplant Recipients - Joseph Grinyo, Spain
  • The Role of Non-HLA Antibodies on Acute Rejection - Kathryn Wood, UK
  • Testing for Non-HLA Antibodies, a Clinical Approach - Anat Tambur, USA
  • Summary & Closing Remarks - Ron Shapiro, USA

SUN 03: Optimal Screening of Donors and Recipients
Chairs: Elmi Muller, South Africa & Jutta Preiksaitis, Canada
Location: MR 211, Level 2


SUN 04: Formation, Detection and Characterization of Antibodies to Transplantation Antigens
Chairs: Susan Fuggle, UK & Noureddine Berka, Canada
Location: MR 202 - 204, Level 2

  • The Immunogenicity of HLA - Ilias Doxiadis, The Netherlands
  • Generation and Determinants of Cellular and Humoral Responses - Adriana Zeevi, USA
  • Solid Phase Immunoassays for Antibody Detection and Quantitation - Patricia Campbell, Canada
  • From Antibody Specificity to Epitope Matching - Rene Duquesnoy, USA

SUND 05: The Art of Patient Care
Chairs: Susan Chernenko, Canada & Clare Whittaker, UK
Location: MR 205 - 207, Level 2

  • Nurse Led Health Promotion Clinics: A Paradigm Shift to Patient Centered Care - Joanna Routledge, UK
  • Fairy Tale or Nightmare? A Patient's Story on Adherence - Paul Harden, UK
 
Tuesday, 17 August 2010 • 07:00 - 08:15

SUN 06: ELPAT: Altruistic Organ Donation to a Stranger
Chairs: Willem Weimar, The Netherlands & Bryce Kiberd, Canada
Location: MR 211, Level 2

  • Altruistic Kidney and Liver Donors - Linda Wright, Canada
  • "The calculating Altruist" - Leonardo de Castro, Phillipines
  • Should Health Professionals Encourage Samaritan Donation? - Medard Hilhorst, The Netherlands

SUN 07: Genetically Modified Pigs For Xenotransplantation
Chairs: Peter Cowan, Australia & Jean-Paul Soulillou, France
Location: MR 212 - 214, Level 2

  • Gal KO and Complement Regulators: How Far Have They Taken Us? - David Cooper, USA
  • Promoters and Transgenes: What Works and What Doesn’t - Peter Cowan, Australia
  • Genetic Modification of Islets: The Case for and against - Bernhard Hering, USA

SUN 08: What's New in Transplant ID
Chairs: Camille Kotton, USA & Hans Hirsch, Switzerland
Location: MR 205 - 207, Level 2


SUN 09: "How Can We Reduce the 30 Day Mortality After Heart Transplantation?"
Chairs: Finn Gustafsson, Denmark & Heather Ross, Canada
Location: MR 220 - 222, Level 2

  • Optimizing Donation and Donor Organs: Managing the Extended Donor - Marian Zembala, Poland
  • Ischemia-Reperfusion Injury and Use of VAD - Darren Freed, Canada
  • Perioperative CVICU Management in the Heart Transplant Recipient - Patricia Murphy, Canada

SUN 10: Proteomics  in Transplantation - A BC Proteomics Network Symposium
Chairs: Christoph Borchers, Canada & Juergen Kast, Canada
Location: MR 202 - 204, Level 2


SUN 11: The Road to Tolerance (One Lambda Symposium)
Chair: Carl Groth, Sweden
Location: Hall A, Exhibit Level

  • From Animal Models to the Clinic - David Sachs, USA
  • Inducing Immune Tolerance and Chimerism after Kidney Transplantation - Samuel Strober, USA
  • New Simplified Clonal Deletion Protocol with Bortezomib - HL Trivedi, India
  • Paving the Road to Tolerance: DAWN versus Weaners - PI Terasaki, USA
 
Wednesday, 18 August 2010 • 07:00 - 08:15

SUN 12: TTS/IPTA Symposium on Pediatric Transplantation: Overcoming Barriers to Successful Organ Transplantation in Children
Chairs: Anne Dipchand, Canada & Richard Fine, USA
Location: MR 212 - 214, Level 2

  • Obstacles to Generating Evidence for Pediatric Practice: The Need for Randomized Controlled Trials in Children - Terry Klassen, Canada
  • Drug Approval in Children and the CTOT-C Program - Bill Harmon, USA
  • Ethical Issues Related to Organ Donation and Transplantation in Children: A Global Perspective - Sue McDiarmid, USA

SUN 13: Xenotransplantation: From the Lab to the Clinic
Chairs: Henk Schuurman, The Netherlands & David Cooper, USA
Location: MR 202 - 204, Level 2

  • Current Status of Xenotransplantation and Prospects for Clinical Application - Robin Pierson, USA
  • Update on Clinical Trials in Xenotransplantation - Bob Elliott, New Zealand
  • Regulatroy Issues in the Transition to Clinical Therapy - Keith Wonnacott, USA

SUN 14: Complications of Transplantation
Chairs: Alan Jardine, UK & Domingo Casadei, Argentina
Location: MR 205- 207, Level 2

  • Biology and Biomarkers of Accelerated Cardiovascular Disease in Transplantation - Bengt Fellstrom, Sweden
  • Prediction and Prevention of the Metabolic Syndrome in Transplantation - Bertram Kasiske, USA
  • Incidence and Epidemiology of Disease Recurrence after Transplantation - Christophe Legendre, France

SUN 15: Detection and Monitoring of Antibodies Prior to Transplantation
Chairs: Phil Dyer, UK & Maria Gerbase-DeLima, Brazil
Location: MR 217 - 219, Level 2

  • Antibody Monitoring for Patients on the Routine Waiting List - Phil Dyer, USA
  • Determination and Use of the Calculated PRA - Sue Leffell, USA
  • The Immunology Laboratory in Clinical Desensitization - Andrea Zachary, USA
  • The Virtual Crossmatch and its Implications - Nancy Reinsmoen, USA

SUN 16: The Biology of Patient Care
Chairs: Clare Whittaker, UK & Norine Heywood, Canada
Location: MR 211, Level 2

  • Future Directions- Genetic Markers of Rejection - Paul Keown, Canad
  • Defining the Sensitized Patient: How to Identify What you Hope not to Find - Luis Hidalgo, Canada
 
Thursday, 19 August 2010 • 07:00 - 08:15

SUN 17: Women in Transplantation
Chairs: Kathryn Wood, UK & Lee Anne Tibbles, Canada
Location: MR 212 -214, Level2

  • Update on the WIT Initiative - Kathryn Wood, UK
  • Women in Academic Careers: Progress and Persistent Hurdles - Judy Lieberman, USA
  • Career Challenges for Young Women in Transplantation Sciences - Carla Baan, The Netherlands
  • Career Challenges for Women as Clinician-Scientists in Transplantation - Susan Moffatt-Bruce, USA

SUN 18: IATDMCT Partner Symposium: Therapeutic Monitoring of Immunosuppression
Chairs: Eric Thervet, France & David Holt, UK
Location: MR 202 - 204, Level 2

  • Evolving Strategies for Therapeutic Drug Monitoring - David Holt, UK
  • The Contribution of Pharmacogenomics and Pharmacogenetics - Dirk Kuypers, Belgium
  • Biomarkers of Pharmacological Effect - Eric Thervet, France

SUN 19: Exciting Updates in CMV
Chair: Roberta Lattes, Argentina & Raymond Razonable, USA
Location: MR 205 - 207, Level 2


SUN 20: Detection and Monitoring of Antibodies after Transplantation
Chairs: Robert Higgins, UK & Karen Nelson, USA
Location: MR 211, Level 2

  • Update on Desensitization Strategies - James Gloor, USA
  • Determinants of Antibody Formation and Titre after Transplantation - Robert Bray, USA
  • Long-Term Implications of HLA Antibody - Caner Suesal, Germany
  • Monitoring and Treatment of Antibody-Mediated Rejection - Robert Montgomery, USA

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