Grand Rounds #18 - 25 July 2024 at 4:00pm AEST
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Decoding the hallmarks of allograft dysfunction with a comprehensive pan-organ transcriptomic atlas
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TSANZ aims to promote research, best clinical practice and advocacy to improve outcomes and increase access to organ transplantation in Australia and New Zealand. The Society brings together transplantation professionals in medicine and science that share common ideals and principles.
Upcoming Events
show all| July 25 2024 | Grand Rounds #18 with Tina Marinelli and Matthew Roberts | details |
| August 24-28 2024 | 59th ANZSN Annual Scientific Meeting | details |
| August 30 to September 2 2024 | European Society of Cardiology | details |
| September 22-25 2024 | 30th International Congress of the Transplantation Society (TTS) | details |
New Resources
show allSurvival benefit of deceased donor kidney transplantation relative to remaining on dialysis.
A comprehensive analysis of omics data from biopsies and blood samples from more than 12,000 cases of heart, lung, liver and kidney transplants provides insights into shared mechanisms of allograft dysfunction across organs
Updated clinical guidelines now available
Access the updated National SOP now
Revised guidance on surgical techniques for retrieval of abdominal organs for transplantation
Revised Standard Operating Procedure for all donation & transplant clinicians.
Updates to Chapters 4, 6 & 8
Review of kidney allocation has been undertaken by RTAC and RAWG.
Principles of the Kidney Matching Algorithms SOP
What do patients and their families think about telehealth in Kidney Transplantation? - Register for online workshops here
Implementing Virtual Cross Matching in Australia
Read the TSANZ Ethical Statement regarding executed prisoners
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