Via the registration form you can book one of the below four pre-congress courses held on 10 September. Course fee is SEK 750 (approx. USD 75). Please note that seats are limited and will be booked on a first come, first served basis.
Clinical intestinal transplantation: A primer
Course directors: Laurens Ceulemans, Joshua Weiner
- Intestinal reconstructive surgery – Ruy Cruz, USA
- Indications for visceral transplantation –Jennifer Garcia, USA
- Interventional radiology before and after visceral transplantation – TBD
- Donor selection, procurement and preservation – Irum Amin, UK
- Intestinal Transplantation: surgical technique – Masato Fujiki, USA
- Multivisceral transplantation: patient selection and technique – Jacques Pirenne, Belgium
- Immunosuppression after visceral transplantation – Josh Weiner, USA
- Early management after visceral transplantation – Tim Vanuytsel, Belgium
- Late complications & post-transplant management of the visceral transplant recipient – Charlotte Rutter, UK
Short bowel syndrome – Intestinal failure: Options in 2025
Course directors: Simon Lal, Mattias Soop
- Introduction and case presentation – Simon Lal, UK & Mattias Soop, Sweden
- Pathophysiology of different types of SBS: implications for oral fluids & diet – Tim Vanuytsel, Belgium
- Medications in SBS – Simon Lal, UK
- Central venous access and intravenous support. – Arun Abraham, UK
- Management of central venous access devices and their complications – TBD
- Chyme reinfusion: Roles in SBS – Ian Bissett, New Zealand
- Surgical reconstruction – Mattias Soop, Sweden
- Peptide therapy – Tim Vanuytsel, Belgium
- Indications and timing of intestinal transplantation – TBD
Basic and Translational Science in intestinal transplantation: hot topics
Course director: Tomoaki Kato
Moderators: Gerard Dijkstra, Syed-Mohammed R Jafri
- Basics of intestinal graft immunology – Alexander Kroemer, USA
- Understanding the Hurdles and Tackling the Challenges of Intestinal graft Preservation – Liara Gonzalez, USA
- Immunological Tolerance in Intestinal Transplantation: The Chimeric Connection – Maria Virginia Gentilini, Argentina
- Immunogenomics and its application in transplantation – Jianing Fu, USA
- How to set up a large animal model – Francisco Hernandez, Spain
- The small animal model: possibilities and limitations – Pablo Stringa, Argentina
- Intestinal organoid technology from basic to pre-clinical research – Eiji Kobayashi, Japan
AHP: A person-centered approach to intestinal failure & visceral transplantation
Course directors: Beverly Kosmach-Park, Karin Edlund
- Person Centered Care with the goal to achieve Self-management – Anna Forsberg, Sweden
- The only time I back off, is before I leap: a patient story – Inéz Norberg-Delgado, Sweden
- Family Centered Care in the pediatric team – Christina Belza, Canada
- 20 years in the field of visceral transplantation – a physiotherapist perspective on family centred rehabilitation – Jemma Mears, UK
- Nursing care of adults with chronic intestinal failure – focus on home parenteral support and intravenous access – Viktoria Westerlund, Sophie Vrang, Ingela Johansson, Sweden
The program is preliminary and subject to change.
Last updated: 8 May 2025