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Lung transplantation outcomes and allograft dysfunction: From mechanisms to clinical prevention strategies

Abstract Session Thoracic

Presentations

Oral Presentation
11:00
Clinical, histological and tissue proteomic features of decline after idiopathic acute lung allograft dysfunction
Pamela Karas (AU)
Mini-Oral Presentation
11:10
Longitudinal immunophenotyping identifies early postoperative CD8-positive PD-1-positive T cells as an independent predictor of 1-year mortality after lung transplantation
Tianyi Yang (CN)
11:17
Predicting acute kidney injury following lung transplantation: development and internal validation of perioperative prediction models
Shogo Trevena (AU)
11:24
Family Experiences and Ethical Acceptability of Lung uDCD Authorization in an Opt-In System
Jingzhi Xu (US)
Rapid-Fire Presentation
11:31
Donor Lung Microbiome and Metabolic Signatures Predict Primary Graft Dysfunction After Lung Transplantation
Guodong Wu (CN)
11:36
Randomized controlled trial comparing immediate versus extended-release tacrolimus in lung transplant recipients: the REVOLUTION trial
Juul Daamen (NL)
11:41
Excellent Long-Term Outcomes in Paediatric Lung Transplantation Within a Centralised, Co-located Adult Program
Miranda Paraskeva (AU)
11:46
Lung Allograft Injury Improves After Gastroesophageal Reflux Surgery According To Donor-derived Cell-free DNA
Cesar Escrig (CH)

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