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Are You Coming to WTC 2025?

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WTC 2025: A Congress Unlike Any Other

This isn’t just another congress, it’s a milestone moment for our global transplant community.

Only the third World Transplant Congress ever held, WTC 2025 brings together TTS, AST, and ASTS in an unprecedented collaboration. It’s a rare opportunity to unite the field’s brightest minds, most influential voices, and emerging leaders from around the world.

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Visit our website www.wtc2025.org for our latest updates

TTS will be exhibiting @ESOT2025

Be sure to stop by Booth #F50 to say hello to Marcelle and Katie and pick up one of our fun giveaways! We look forward to connecting with you in London!

Marcelle McPhaden

TTS Executive Director

Katie Tait

TTS Sections Manager

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Upcoming Joint Webinar Presentations | The Lancet - TTS - AST - ESOT

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ITS 2025 - Early-bird Registration is Open

Join us for the 2025 International Transplantation Science meeting (ITS 2025) and connect with the leading global transplantation community!

On behalf of AST, ESOT and TTS, we wish to extend to you a warm welcome to the 2025 International Transplant Science meeting in San Diego, California USA.

The ITS 2025 will provide a forum for presentations and discussions of cutting-edge basic and translational science in and beyond transplantation. This meeting will not only serve as an international platform for scientific discussions on the latest ground-breaking discoveries in the field but will also provide an excellent opportunity to present your own work to the scientific community. We hope this will allow for the exchange of new ideas and establishment of collaborative work between senior scientists, young professionals and early-stage researchers.

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JUST RELEASED - Transplantation Journal - July 2025 Issue

The July issue of Transplantation offers a unique collection of news Around the World, up-to-date reviews and most relevant original clinical and basic science articles. CMV management guidelines are the center piece of the issue, providing detailed and expert information on CMV Prevention, Diagnostics, Immunology and Treatment. Additional Highlights include:

Organ Transplantation in the UAE
Exosome Driven Modification of Alloimmunity
Sequential NRP and Normothermic Perfusion in Liver Transplantation
Predicting long-term overimmunosuppression

Enjoy this wonderful and exciting issue of the journal!

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TTS MEMBERS - CLICK HERE TO SIGN-IN FOR OPEN ACCESS THROUGH TTS.ORG

Transplantation Journal Highlights

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Transplantation Journal - Social Media Content

Minimally Invasive Donor Hepatectomy in Living Donor Liver Transplantation—Evidence of Benefit?: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis of Current Literature

Minimally invasive donor hepatectomy (MIDH) has become a key innovation in living donor liver transplantation, offering potential advantages like reduced postoperative pain, faster recovery, less scarring, and related chronic pain. This study conducted a systematic review and meta-analysis to evaluate the benefits of MIDH compared with conventional open donor hepatectomy (ODH).

Transplantation Direct - Social Media Content

Improvements in Patient-reported Functioning After Lung Transplant Is Associated With Improved Quality of Life and Survival

Lung transplantation aims to improve health-related quality of life (HRQL) and survival. Although improvements in lung function are associated with these outcomes, the role of physical functioning is less clear. We investigated the association between changes in patient-reported physical functioning and HRQL, chronic lung allograft dysfunction (CLAD), and survival after lung transplantation.

In the News

Fully robotic heart transplant surgery performed

June 17 - Surgeons at Baylor St. Luke's Medical Center successfully performed a fully robotic heart transplant on an adult patient – the first reported in the United States. Using a surgical robot, lead surgeon Dr. Kenneth Liao and his team made small, precise incisions, eliminating the need to open the chest and break the breast bone. Liao removed the diseased heart, and the new heart was implanted through preperitoneal space, avoiding chest incision.