E-Posters: Infectious Diseases / Covid
Sunday September 22, 2024 from 21:00 to 22:00
Virtual
Lectures
  • P.115 Human Leukocyte Antigen Distribution Among Kidney Transplant Donors and Recipients: Data from Central Indian Region
    Dr. Sunny Malde, India
  • P.116 Kidney Transplantation in Patients with Complement Gene Mutations: A Single-Centre Experience from Central India
    Dr. Pranjal Kashiv, India
  • P.117 Profile of Tuberculosis in Kidney Transplant Recipients: A Single Centre Experience from Central India
    Dr. Shubham Dubey, India
  • P.119 Kidney Transplantation Using Renal Grafts From A DCD Donor Who Had Previously Received A Bilateral Lung Transplant
    Jeffrey P Orlowski, United States
  • P.120 Dynamic trends in deceased donor kidney utilization: Unraveling discard rates and KDPI shifts across pre-COVID, COVID, and post-COVID eras
    Jeffrey P Orlowski, United States
  • P.121 To evaluate the outcomes of right sided laparoscopic donor nephrectomy in Pakistani kidney donors
    Dr. Abdul Khalique, Pakistan
  • P.122 The outcomes of renal transplantation during the covid-19 pandemic. Is it worth doing?
    Dr. Abdul Khalique, Pakistan
  • P.124 COVID-19 Positive Kidney Transplant Recipients behave differently compared to non-transplant patients’ ICU: single center experience.
    Dr. Osama Gheith, Egypt
  • P.125 Add-on Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation in critically ill COVID-19 positive patients: risk factors and predictors of survival.
    Dr. Osama Gheith, Egypt
  • P.126 Recurrence of AA amyloidosis in kidney transplant recipients
    Dr. Aygul Celtik, Turkey
  • P.127 Covid-19 infection in a large cohort of kidney transplant recipients from a single center
    Dr. Aygul Celtik, Turkey
  • P.131 A nationwide report of long term covid-19 sequalae in kidney transplant recipients: Largest report from India
    Dr. Sudeep Desai, India
  • P.132 Immune Response after 2 doses of Vaccine against Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Corona Virus 2 (SARS Cov-2) Infection among Patients of Renal Transplantation
    Dr. MD Masud Iqbal, Bangladesh
  • P.133 Identification of risk of malaria and selective post-transplant testing of deceased organ donors in the UK
    Ines Ushiro-Lumb, United Kingdom
  • P.134 Assessment Of Tacrolimus-Based Vs. Cyclosporine-Based Maintenance Immunosuppressive Regimens Among Living Donor Kidney Transplant Recipients With Low Immunological Risk: Single Centre Experience.
    Dr. Osama Gheith, Egypt
  • P.135 Comparison between Tacrolimus-based and cyclosporine-based maintenance immunosuppressive regimens in kidney transplant recipients with functioning grafts beyond 15 years
    Dr. Osama Gheith, Egypt
  • P.136 Heart transplantation following medically assisted dying using ex situ normothermic machine perfusion
    Dr. Michael J O'Leary, Australia
  • P.137 Which immunodeficiency status has greater risks of poor pneumocystic pneumonia outcomes than other immunocompromised populations?
    Dr. Poramed Winichakoon, Canada
  • P.139 Covid-19 infection outcomes of the kidney transplant recipients in Mongolia
    Dr. Khishgee Tseren, Mongolia
  • P.140 Urinary tract infection graft outcomes in kidney transplanted patient in Mongolia
    Dr. Khishgee Tseren, Mongolia
  • P.141 Renal vascular disparities among kidney donors, a reterospective study
    Dr. Muhammad Tassaduq Khan, Pakistan
  • P.142 Frequency of urinary tract infection by multi-drug resistance organisms and its effect on graft function in renal transplant recipients
    Dr. Muhammad Tassaduq Khan, Pakistan
  • P.143 Diabetes mellitus as a risk factor for urinary tract infections in kidney transplant recipients
    Prof. Nada Kanaan, Belgium
  • P.144 Is not treating ≤3000 IU /ml of Cytomegalovirus viremia safe in living donor R+D+ renal transplant recipients?
    Dr. Sunil Kumar Dodani, Pakistan
  • P.145 Mortality risk factors and survival outcomes of patients on the kidney transplant waiting list in Tunisia
    Prof. Mohamed Mongi Bacha, Tunisia
  • P.146 Access to kidney transplantation for patients on the deceased donor waiting list in Tunisia: a single-center study
    Prof. Mohamed Mongi Bacha, Tunisia
  • P.147 Impact of the 2011 Tunisian revolution on kidney transplantation accessibility from waiting list: a single center study
    Prof. Mohamed Mongi Bacha, Tunisia
  • P.150 Viral infections in pediatric kidney transplant recipients: Impact on graft function, risk factors, and patient outcomes
    Prof. Esra Baskin, Turkey
  • P.151 Multinational, retrospective study assessing treatment patterns, outcomes, and healthcare resource utilization in solid organ transplant recipients with cytomegalovirus infection and intolerance to anti-cytomegalovirus treatments
    Mrs. Kimberly H Davis, United States
  • P.152 Respiratory multiplex PCR could predict morbidity and mortality in solid organ transplant patients
    Dr. Dorina Rama Esendagli, Turkey