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Scientific Programm 2023

Wednesday 18th January 2023
Moderator: Hans Eiskjaer + one young investigator
	(20 min talk and 10 min discussion)
16.00–16.30	Lung Allocation for Transplant: US and European Perspective	Selim Arcasoy
16.30–17.00	Heart Allocation for Transplant: US and European Perspective	Martin Strueber and Andreas Zuckerman
17.00–17.30	Risk stratification to guide treatment in PAH – according to the new ESC/ERS 2022 PH guidelines	Göran Rådegran Lund
17.30–18.00	Coffee Break
18.00–19.20	Fascinating Failures and Surprising Successes-Case - 5 Case presentation sections (10 mins. Talk - 5 mins. Questions)
	18.00–18.15 Complications of BiVAD Centrimag MCS	Clive Lewis Cambridge
	18.15–18.30 Infection or Rejection: That is the Question	Anja Roden Rochester
	18.30–18.45 Impact of a TERT mutation on the outcomes after lung transplantation	Rob Schönwetter Utrecht
	18.45–19.00 Acute Heart Failure in a Young Woman: Expect the Unexpected	Tor Clemmensen Aarhus
	19.00–19.15 Heart-Liver Transplantation Using Ex Situ Liver Perfusion for a Failing Fontan	Michiel Erasmus Groningen
	19.15–19.30 Octogenarian Pump Replacement – is it Feasible?	Yaron Barac Tel Aviv
Thursday 19th January 2023 Focus on Long Term Problems in Cardiothoracic Transplantation
Moderator: Michiel Erasums + young investigator.
16.00–16.20	Arrhythmia post cardiothoracic transplantation	Stephen Lord, Newcastle
16.20–16.40	Cardiac Allograft Vasculopathy	Tor Clemmensen, Aarhus
16.40–17.00	Statins for Improving Organ Outcome in Transplantation: The SIGNET Study	John Dark, Newcastle
17.00–17.20	Peri-transplant renal dysfunction	JLaura Baines, Newcastle
17.20–17.40	Business Meeting
17.40–18.00	Coffee break
18.00–18.20	Update in Paediatric Heart Transplantation	Zdenka Reinhardt, Newcastle
18.20–18.40	Updates in Diagnosing Rejection	Martin Goddard, Cambridge
18.40–19.00	Comparing Predictors of Abdominal Organ and Lung Procurement in DCD Donors	Yaron Barac, Tel Aviv
19.00–19.30	WERNER ZUBER MEMORIAL LECTURE
	19.00–19.30 Medicine in the Polar Regions	Jodie Sage, Bath
Friday 20st January 2023
Moderator: Clive Lewis + one young investigator
	(10-20 min talks and 10 min discussion)
16.00–16.20	Long term lung preservation using EVLP	Marcelo Cypel, Toronto
16.20–16.40	Current perspectives on MCS	Ivan Knezevic, Ljubljana
16.40–17.00	Innovative approaches to improving outcomes for lung transplantation	Marcelo Cypel, Toronto
17.00–17.30	PRO-CON DEBATE Out of hospital extracorporeal life support implantation in cardiogenic shock after cardiac arrest saves lives	Pro: David Schibilsky, Freiburg Con: Ethel Metz, Groningen
17.30–18.00	Coffee break
18.00–18.15	Graft Preservation in Heart Transplantation: Clinical and Histological Results Using Three Different Techniques	Sandro Sponga, Udine
18.15–19.27	Young Investigators Abstract Presentations (8 mins. Talk - 4 mins. Questions)
	18.00–18.12 Circulatory Power is Superior to Peak Oxygen Consumption in Predicting Adverse Outcomes in Ambulatory Patients assessed for Heart Transplantation	Luis Martinez Cambridge
	18.15–18.27 3-hydroxybutyrate improves cardiac and mitochondrial function during heart transplantation	Jacob Seefeldt Aarhus
	18.27–18.39 B-type natriuretic peptide and obesity in heart failure: a mysterious but important association in clinical practice	Marie Reinmann Geneva
	18.39–18.51 Malignancy after heart and lung transplantation	Caroline Stenman Gothenburg
	18.51–19.03 Histologic comparation between three transport systems: Ice-SherpaPak-OCS	Sandro Sponga Udine
	19.03–19.15 Oxygenated hypothermic machine perfusion as an addition to or replacement of normothermic regional perfusion in heart transplantation from circulatory dead donors	Niels Moeslund Aarhus
	19.15–19.27 Lung quality after normothermic regional perfusion for circulatory dead donors	Michiel Hu Groningen