2017 Eurotransplant Jubilee Congress. October 4-6, 2017 Hotels van Oranje, Noordwijk, The Netherlands. Program

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1 2017 Eurotransplant Jubilee Congress October 4-6, 2017 Hotels van Oranje, Noordwijk, The Netherlands Program

2 Preliminary Program overview Wednesday, October 4 14:00 15:00 Opening plenary session 15:00 15:30 Assembly 15:30 16:00 Break & Poster presentations 16:00 17:00 Plenary session 2: International cooperation within Europe; a personal view Thursday, October 5 08:30 10:30 Plenary session 3: Cooperation within Eurotransplant 10:30 11:00 Break and Poster presentations 11:00 12:30 Parellel session I Liver: Past developments, current research and future options Thoracic: A pro and con session: VADs will make heart transplantation obsolete Ex-vivo lung perfusion is mandatory in ECD and DCD Lung transplantation CORE: Eurotransplant CORE business: the allocation software system 12:30 13:30 Lunch break & Poster presentations 13:30 14:10 Plenary session 4: Jon van Rood Honorary Session: History to Future 14:15 14:45 Break & Poster presentations 14:45-16:00 Presidential Symposium 16:00 16:30 Break & Poster presentations 16:30 18:00 Parallel session II Kidney: Past, present and future in kidney allocation Coordinators: Transplant coordination: development and challenges Friday, October 6 08:30 09:30 Parallel session III Tissue Typing: New developments in histocompatibility testing Registry: The added value of the Eurotransplant Registry 09:30 10:00 Coffee break & Poster presentations 10:00 11:00 Plenary session 5: Ethical aspects in organ allocation 11:00 11:30 Break & Poster presentations 11:30 12:30 Plenary session 6: Epitope matching 12:30 13:30 Lunch Break & Poster presentations 13:30 14:30 Parallel session IV Ethics: Ethical topics in organ donation and transplantation Pancreas: Pancreas solid organ transplantation is superior to pancreas islet transplantation; a pro/con debate Organ procurement: The chain from donor to recipient 14:30 15:00 Break & Poster presentations 15:00 15:50 Closing plenary session

3 Wednesday, October 4 Thursday, October 5 8:30 Plenary session III - Cooperation within Eurotransplant 10:30 Coffee break 11:00 Liver: past developments, current research and future options in liver 12:30 transplantation Thoracic: a pro and con discussion Lunch break Eurotransplant CORE business: the allocation software system 13:30 Plenary IV: Jon van Rood Honorary Session: History to Future 14:00 Opening: Plenary session I 14:10 14:45 Coffee break 15:00 15:30 Assembly 16:00 Presidential symposium Coffee break Coffee break 16:00 17:00 Plenary Session II - International cooperation within Europe; a personal view Networking event 16:30 18:00 Kidney: Past, present and future in kidney allocation Transplant coordination: development and challenges 20:00 Black tie dinner 23:00

4 Friday, October 6 ay, October 6 8:30 Tissue Typing: new developments in histocompatibility 9:30 testing Registry: the added value of the Eurotransplant Registry Coffee break 10:00 Plenary session 5: Ethical aspects in organ allocation 11:00 Coffee break 11:30 Plenary session 6: Epitope matching 12:30 Lunch break 13:30 14:30 Ethics: ethical topics in organ donation and transplantation Pancreas: pancreas solid organ transplantation is superior to pancreas islet transplantation; a pro/con debate Organ Procurement: the chain from donor to recipient Coffee break 15:00 Closing plenary session: 50 years and beyond 15:50

5 Scientific Program

6 Wednesday, October 4 Plenary session I 14:00 15:00 Opening session Chair: B. Meiser (Munich, Germany) 14:00 14:05 Opening address by B. Meiser (Munich, Germany) 14:05 14:30 Real challenges for organ allocation organizations nowadays by S. Sweet (St. Louis, United States of America) 14:30 15:00 Accountability in organ donation and allocation by J. Neuberger (Birmingham, United Kingdom) Assembly 15:00 15:40 Meeting of the Eurotransplant Assembly Chair: G. Laufer (Vienna, Austria) 15:00 15:10 Election of Board members A by G. Laufer (Vienna, Austria) 15:10 15:40 Report of achievements and goals by the chairs of the Eurotransplant Advisory Committees - ETKAC by U. Heemann (Munich, Germany) - ELIAC by M. Guba (Munich, Germany) - EThAC by G. Laufer (Vienna, Austria) - EPAC by C. Margreiter (Innsbruck, Austria) - TTAC by F. Claas (Leiden, The Netherlands) - ETEC by M. Bos (Engwierum, The Netherlands) - OPCC by D. Ysebaert (Antwerp, Belgium) - SRWG - by X. Rogiers (Ghent, Belgium) - ISWG by F. Wagner (Hamburg, Germany)

7 Wednesday, October 4 Plenary session II 16:00 17:00 International cooperation within Europe - a personal view Chair: U. Samuel (Eurotransplant) 16:00 16:20 International cooperation within Europe - a personal view by K. Laouabdia-Sellami (Saint-Denis La Plaine, France) 16:20 16:40 International cooperation within Europe - a personal view By F. Immer (Bern, Switzerland) 16:40 17:00 International cooperation within Europe - a personal view by K-A. Jørgensen (Aalborg, Denmark)

8 Thursday, October 5 Plenary session III 08:30 10:30 Cooperation within Eurotransplant Chair: B. Meiser (Munich, Germany) and W-D. Leber (Berlin, Germany) 08:30 08:45 Cross border solidarity within Eurotransplant by B. Priebe (Vienna, Austria) 08:45 09:00 Role of the authorities in promoting organ donation and transplantation By C. Decoster (Brussels, Belgium) 09:00 09:15 Success story of joining Eurotransplant by M. Bušić (Zagreb, Croatia) 09:15 09:30 Role of competent authorities in donation, transplantation and cross border organ exchange by W-D. Leber (Berlin, Germany) 09:30 09:45 Hungary years of successful cooperation by S. Mihály (Budapest, Hungary) 09:45 10:00 Cooperation Size doesn t matter By U. Samuel (Eurotransplant) 10:00 10:15 Cooperation and innovation from the very first day by B. Haase (Leiden, The Netherlands) 10:15 10:30 Transplanting special patient groups by D. Avsec (Ljubljana, Slovenia)

9 Thursday, October 5 Parallel session I - Liver 11:00 12:30 Past developments, current research and future options Chair: M. Guba (Munich, Germany) 11:00 11:30 The liver and non-heart-beating donation (DCD) by G. Kootstra (Maastricht, The Netherlands) 11:30 12:00 Glycomics: a sweet alternative for biomarker development in liver transplantation by X. Verhelst (Ghent, Belgium) 12:00 12:30 Liver transplantation for nonresectable liver metastases from colorectal cancer by P-D. Line (Oslo, Norway) Parallel session I Thoracic 11:00 12:30 A pro and con session: VADs will make heart transplantation obsolete / Ex-vivo lung perfusion is mandatory in ECD and DCD Lung transplantation Chair: G. Laufer (Vienna, Austria) 11:00 11:45 VADs will make heart transplantation obsolete by P. Leprince (pro) (Paris, France) by I. Knežević (con) (Ljubljana, Slovenia) 11:45 12:30 Ex-vivo lung perfusion is mandatory in ECD and DCD Lung transplantation. by T. Egan (pro) (North-Carolina, United States of America) by M. Erasmus (con) (Groningen, The Netherlands)

10 Thursday, October 5 Parallel session I CORE 11:00 12:30 Eurotransplant CORE business: the allocation software system Chair: W. Zanen (Eurotransplant) 11:00 11:20 CORE roadmap explained Update on the progress and planning of the CORE project by W. Zanen (Eurotransplant) 11:20 11:40 First experiences with CORE Recipient Sharing experiences with CORE so far By D. Duif (Eurotransplant) 11:40 12:00 Past, Present: The role of IT in Eurotransplant Talk on the history and future of IT systems within Eurotransplant by T. Valkering (Eurotransplant) 12:00 12:30 Postmodern Health systems (EHR) Interoperability, the ability to share and use data from one hospital system by another is changing healthcare in general and how we work together within Eurotransplant. Eurotransplant has chosen an Post Modern open EHR (Electronic Health Record) to underpin the CORE system as a clinical data repository. What is a postmodern EHR and why is it important to enable interoperability, question that will be answered and discussed during this presentation. by M. Končar and G. T. Vavpotič (Ljubljana, Slovenia) Plenary session IV 13:30 14:10 Jon van Rood Honorary Session: History to Future Chairs: X. Rogiers (Ghent, Belgium) and R. Margreiter (Innsbruck, Austria) 13:30 13:50 Jon van Rood; the father of Eurotransplant by F. Claas (Leiden, The Netherlands) 13:50 14:10 Eurotransplant long term strategy by X. Rogiers (Ghent, Belgium)

11 Thursday, October 5 Presidential Symposium 14:45 16:00 Chair: U. Samuel (Eurotransplant) 15:00 15:15 Opening of the presidential symposium by B. Meiser (Munich, Germany) 15:15 15:25 10 Years - Million Gifts by Minister M. Kujundžić (Zagreb, Croatia) 15:30 15:40 Life is a gift by R. Bruno-Pinto (Budapest, Hungary) 15:40 15:55 Presidential address by B. Meiser (Munich, Germany) Parallel session II Kidney 16:30 18:00 Past, present and future in kidney allocation Chair: U. Heemann (Munich, Germany) 16:30 16:45 From proposal to practice: participation of compatible donor-recipient pairs in the Dutch kidney exchange program by M. de Klerk (Rotterdam, The Netherlands) 16:45 17:00 The role and impact of pre-transplant HLA antibodies in kidney transplantation by E. Kamburova (Utrecht, The Netherlands) 17:00 17:20 What did Eurotransplant achieve in kidney allocation by F. Mühlbacher (Vienna, Austria) 17:20 17:40 Where are we now by F. Bemelman (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) 17:40 18:00 Plans for the future of kidney transplantation by U. Heemann (Munich, Germany)

12 Thursday, October 5 Parallel session II - Coordinators meeting 16:30 18:00 Transplant coordination: developments and challenges Chair: S. Vogelaar (Eurotransplant) 16:30 16:35 16:35 16:55 16:55 17:05 17:05 17:25 Opening By S. Vogelaar (Eurotransplant) From past to present: looking back on 33 years of transplant coordination by T. Karbe (Hamburg, Germany) Life at Eurotransplant by J. de Boer (Eurotransplant) General discussion: four cases 17:25 17:50 Eurotransplant quiz 17:50 18:00 Closing remarks by S. Vogelaar (Eurotransplant)

13 Friday, October 6 Parallel session III Tissue Typing 08:30 09:30 New developments in histocompatibility testing Chairs: F. Claas and S. Heidt (Leiden, The Netherlands) 08:30 08:50 Relevance of pre-transplant Luminex antibodies in German routine practice by M. Ziemann (Lübeck, Germany) 08:50 09:10 TEMPLATE: the Flemish Epitope Mismatch Project by M. Naessens (Leuven, Belgium) 09:10 09:30 Towards a quick high resolution donor HLA typing by G. Fischer (Vienna, Austria) Parallel session III - Registry services 08:30 09:30 The added value of the Eurotransplant Registry Chair: U. Samuel and M. van Meel (Eurotransplant) 08:30 08:35 Introduction by X. Rogiers (Ghent, Belgium) 08:35 08:45 The Eurotransplant Registry and its scientific output by U. Samuel (Eurotransplant) 08:45 09:05 Role of the Registry to the benefit of Allocation Development by M. van Rosmalen (Eurotransplant) 09:05 09:30 Round table discussion- Potential role of the Registry in the future by invited speakers: - B. Priebe (Austria) - P. Schemmer (Austria) - L. Colenbie (Belgium) - M. Bušić (Croatia) - C. Antoine (France) - C. Mroncz (Germany) - S. Mihály (Hungary) - A. Hoitsma (The Netherlands) - D. Avsec (Slovenia)

14 Friday, October 6 Plenary session V 10:00-11:00 Ethical aspects in organ allocation Chairs: M. Bos (Engwierum, The Netherlands) and U. Samuel (Eurotransplant) 10:00 11:00 Round table discussion 1. Equity and justice in allocation 2. Public engagement and social media influence 3. Refugees 4. Pediatric donation and transplantation with panel members; P. Schotsmans (Belgium) G. Greif-Higer (Mainz, Germany) M. Siebelink (Groningen, The Netherlands) A. Cronin (London, United Kingdom) Plenary session VI 11:30 12:30 Epitope matching Chair: F. Claas (Leiden, The Netherlands) 11:30 11:40 Introduction on HLA epitopes by F. Claas (Leiden, The Netherlands) 11:40 12:00 Towards B cell epitope matching in kidney allocation by S. Heidt (Leiden, The Netherlands) 12:00 12:20 Indirect recognition of HLA epitopes by E. Spierings (Utrecht, The Netherlands) 12:20 12:30 General discussion

15 Friday, October 6 Parallel session IV- Ethics 13:30 14:30 Ethical topics in organ donation and transplantation Chairs: M. Bos (Engwierum, The Netherlands) and G. Greif-Higer (Mainz, Germany) 13:30 13:50 Psychological screening of both living donors and recipients, who will participate in a paired kidney donation procedure by E. Massey (Rotterdam, The Netherlands) 13:50 14:10 Family overrule in deceased donation - legal and ethical settings in the Eurotransplant member states by D. Shaw (Basel, Switzerland) 14:10 14:30 What can an ethicist contribute to a clinical transplant program; elaborate on specific cases by K. Bramstedt (Firenze, Italy) Parallel session IV Pancreas 13:30 14:30 Pancreas solid organ transplantation is superior to pancreas islet transplantation; a pro/con debate Chair: Ch. Margreiter (Innsbruck, Austria) 13:30 14:00 Pro by H. Sollinger (Wisconsin, United States of America) 14:00 14:30 Con by B. Keymeulen (Brussels, Belgium)

16 Friday, October 6 Parallel session IV - Organ Process Chain 13:30 14:30 The chain from donor to recipient Chair: D. Ysebaert (Antwerp, Belgium) 13:30 13:40 Donor and organ characterization, what to expect -project COLDby S. Vogelaar (Eurotransplant) 13:40 13:50 Development in organ vigilance in relation to donor/organ characterization By A. Rahmel (Frankfurt am Main, Germany) 13:50 14:00 Development of key interventions and quality indicators for the management of an adult potential donor after brain death: a RAND modified Delphi approach. by P. Hoste (Ghent, Belgium) 14:00 14:10 Needs For a Pediatric Organ and Tissue Donation Protocol; an Overview of the Literature by A. Vileito (Groningen, The Netherlands) 14:10 14:20 Extraction Time During Retrieval Impairs Liver Transplant Outcome By I. Jochmans (Leuven, Belgium) 14:20 14:30 Professionalization of surgical abdominal organ recovery leading to an increase in pancreatic allografts accepted for transplantation in The Netherlands: A serial analysis. By D. Lam (Leiden, The Netherlands) Closing plenary session 15:00 15:50 50 years and beyond Chair: X. Rogiers (Ghent, Belgium) 15:00 15:20 15:20 15:40 Numbers of success; 1967 to 2017 by U. Samuel (Eurotransplant) Present to future by P. Branger (Eurotransplant) 15:40 15:50 Closing remarks by B. Meiser (Munich, Germany)

17 Scientific Committee Congress Organization Mrs. Ineke Huizing, on-site contact Mrs. Laura van Hattum Scientific program committee Executive committee Dr. Undine Samuel Eurotransplant Prof. Dr. Xavier Rogiers Ghent, Belgium Prof. Dr. Björn Nashan Hamburg, Germany Prof. Dr. Günther Laufer Vienna, Austria Prof. Dr. Frans Claas Leiden, The Netherlands With special thanks to the following professionals for their support; Dr. Peter Branger, Eurotransplant Prof. Dr. Uwe Heemann, Munich, Germany Kidney Dr. Ineke Tieken, Eurotransplant Kidney Prof. Dr. Markus Guba, Munich, Germany Liver Dr. Marieke van Rosmalen, Eurotransplant Liver Prof. Dr. Günther Laufer, Vienna, Austria Thoracic Dr. Jacqueline Smits, Eurotransplant Thoracic Dr. Christiaan Margreiter, Innsbruck, Austria Pancreas Dr. Jan de Boer, Eurotransplant Pancreas Prof. Dr. Frans Claas, Eurotransplant Reference Lab Tissue Typing Dr. Sebastiaan Heidt, Eurotransplant Reference Lab Tissue Typing Prof. Dr. Dirk Ysebaert, Antwerp, Belgium Organ Procurement Dr. Jacob de Boer, Eurotransplant Organ Procurement Drs. Mike Bos, Netherlands Ethics Dr. Serge Vogelaar, Eurotransplant Transplant Coordinators Ms. Mary Hermans, Eurotransplant Transplant Coordinators Mr. Wouter Zanen, Eurotransplant IT Ms. Marieke van Meel, Eurotransplant Registry Press/Media Mrs. Juliëtte van der Laan and Ms. Theresa Scheeben Tel.:

18 General Information

19 Congress venue: Hotels van Oranje Koningin Wilhelmina Boulevard GV Noordwijk the Netherlands Phone: Fax: Hotel accommodation We offer you the opportunity to book accommodation in the congress venue, Hotels van Oranje at preferential negotiated rates for the attendees. A wide range of accommodation categories will be available offering a suitable option for all. Hotel reservation is possible via the link listed on the jubilee website. Badge At the congress, a name badge will be provided on site with your registration documents. Badge Policy & Security Participants are requested to wear their badge at all times inside the congress venue and at all official events organized within the context of the congress. For security reasons admittance is strictly restricted to participants (of all kinds) to the meeting. All presenters must be registered to attend the congress. Information desk We are pleased to welcome you in this designated area, located opposite of the plenary hall on the first floor. Here you can receive information on ongoing projects in Eurotransplant, submit questions and meet representatives of the Leiden office staff. Also, a number of computers and charging stations are present to deliver last-minute support. Cloakroom and left luggage facilities Cloakroom and left luggage facilities are available at the information support booth during the registration opening hours. Insurance The organizers cannot be responsible for medical, travel or personal claims. Participants are strongly advised to take out a respective insurance policy. Lost and found Inquiries regarding items lost or found can be made at the registration desks located in the main entrance area. Refreshments breaks Refreshment breaks are included in the registration fees in the scheduled program breaks. All catering outside of the official refreshments breaks are for your own cost. Certificate of Attendance A Certificate of Attendance (COA) will be ed after completing a questionnaire asking you about your experiences during the Jubilee Congress. After receiving your completed questionnaire, your Certificate of Attendance will be sent to you via post and/or .

20 Eurotransplant awards Henk Schippers Young Investigator Award Henk Schippers became the first Eurotransplant Director in After 5 years, he was appointed Secretary/Treasurer of the Board until his death in Henk laid the foundations for the administration of Eurotransplant. He successfully completed negotiations with the insurance companies and initiated the international network, which is now a hallmark of Eurotransplant. To commemorate his pioneering work for Eurotransplant a young investigator award in his name was established in Purpose The purpose of this award is to encourage young clinical and/or scientific investigators to pursue a career in the field of organ and tissue transplantation. It is our hope that this research will be invigorated by the work of young, talented individuals supported by stable multi-year funding. The Henk Schippers Young Investigator Award is especially meant to enable the investigator to present his/her results of clinical and/or scientific organ transplantation related investigations at well recognized and respected international transplantation congresses or symposia, e.g. European Society for Organ Transplantation (ESOT). Application deadline closed July 1, The winner of the 2017 Henk Schippers Young Investigator Award will be announced soon and presented during the Assembly meeting on October 4. Eurotransplant Award In 2017, Eurotransplant will celebrate its 50th anniversary. We intend to celebrate this by making an award available for an individual or individuals who have contributed in a significant way in solving the many issues Eurotransplant is facing, and who has performed this work in one of the countries collaborating in Eurotransplant. Application is closed. The winner of the 2017 Eurotransplant Award will be announced on October 5. Registration fees The following registration fees apply: Type of registration Early Regular Last minute Until April 1 Until September 1 Until September 25 Regular participant Trainee/coordinator Delegate/poster presenter Online registration will be closed after September 24; on-site registration is only possible on October 4!. Registration and information desk opening hours The registration desks are located at the entrance area (glass entrance) and open at the following opening hours: Wednesday, October 4, :00 18:00 hrs Thursday, October 5, :30 18:00 hrs Please note that due to security restrictions on-site registration is not possible Friday, October 6, :30 17:00 hrs Please note that due to security restrictions on-site registration is not possible Delegate registration fee includes: Admission to all scientific sessions Participant s kit with congress material Admission to the Jubilee dinner on Thursday Refreshment breaks, lunches Cancellation Policy Registration Cancellation between July 1 and July 31, 2017: 50% of registration fee Registration Cancellation on or after August 1, 2017: no refund

21 Sponsors Eurotransplant would like to thank the following sponsors for their contribution and support: Gold Silver Bronze

22 Visit Jubilee.Eurotransplant.org Contact Congress secretariat Press Scientific Committee Executive secretariat Mrs. J.van der Laan/ Dr. U. Samuel Mrs. L van Hattum Ms. T. Scheeben Prof. Dr. G. Laufer Plesmanlaan 100 Plesmanlaan 100 Prof. Dr. B. Nashan 2332CB Leiden 2332CB Leiden Prof. Dr. X. Rogiers The Netherlands The Netherlands Prof. Dr. F. Claas