Abstract Session: Kidney Outcomes 2
Tuesday September 24, 2024 from 16:50 to 18:30
Beyazıt
Moderators
  • Ruth Sapir-Pichhadze, Canada
  • Vikas Dharnidharka, United States
Lectures
  • 360.1 Long-term kidney transplant recipients exhibit a dominance of T-lymphocyte subpopulations with an immunosenescent phenotype
    Dr. Asimina Fylaktou, Greece
  • 360.2 Intercontinental insights: registry based comparisons of pregnancy post-kidney transplantation
    Miss Styliani Giapoutzidou, Netherlands
  • 360.3 Predicting Long-Term Outcomes in Living Kidney Donor Transplant Recipients Using Deep Learning Algorithm-Estimated Medullary Pyramid Count: A Novel Biomarker
    Dr. Samy Riad, United States
  • 360.4 Impact of type 2 diabetes and obesity on contemporary adult living donor kidney transplant outcomes – a national cohort study
    Dr. Vinayak S Rohan, United States
  • 360.5 Pre-transplant residual diuresis and oxalic acid concentration significantly and independently influence kidney graft survival
    Gideon Post Hospers, Netherlands
  • 360.6 A mate-kidney analysis examining the impact of Delayed Graft Function on kidney survival; implications for the clinician and clinical trial design
    Dr. Ross Doyle, Ireland
  • 360.7 Retransplant potential and repeat transplant outcome in patients with failed allografts attributed to recurrent glomerulonephritis
    Prof. Wai Lim, Australia
  • 360.8 Repeat HLA Class II but not Class I mismatches are associated with increased loss of second kidney grafts: a contemporary Collaborative Transplant Study (CTS) analysis
    Prof. Karl M Wissing, Belgium
  • 360.9 Proton pump inhibitors worsen patient and allograft survival in kidney transplant recipients : a time-dependent cohort analysis
    Dr. Christophe Masset, France