Thematic Session: Xenotransplantation’s regulatory road to the clinic
Wednesday September 25, 2024 from 15:25 to 16:25
Üsküdar 3
Description
This session is an update of the current state of play in regards to the Global Oversight of Xenotransplantation. Join us for an enlightening workshop on xenotransplantation, where we delve into its rich history and evolution towards clinical practice. Explore the pioneering efforts that have shaped the landscape of xenotransplantation, from its inception to current breakthroughs. Discover the pivotal role of the World Health Organization (WHO) in crafting global strategies to navigate the complexities of xenotransplantation, ensuring ethical and regulatory frameworks are in place. Gain insights into the challenges and opportunities in continuing the registration of clinical xenotransplantation, paving the way for its widespread implementation. This session promises to provide valuable perspectives for delegates invested in the future of organ transplantation and medical innovation.
Moderators
  • Prof. Muhammad Mohiuddin, United States
  • Rita Bottino, United States
Lectures
  • 456.1 History of Xenotransplantation and moving to clinical practice
    Wayne Hawthorne, Australia
  • 456.2 WHO leadership in developing global strategies for xenotransplantation
    Efstratios (Stratos) Chatzixiros, Switzerland
  • 456.3 Moving forward to ensure continuing registration of clinical Xenotransplantation
    Leo Hans Buhler, Switzerland
  • Questions from audience
    Discussion Period, Turkey
  • Antonia Goderhardt accepting the Xeno Prize Award on behalf of first authors Nicole Fischer and Barbara Gulich
    Dr. Antonia W. Godehardt, Germany