Author: Justin Rosenheck, DO and Bronwyn Small, MD

Learning Objectives:

1. Discuss the role of induction immunosuppression

2. Overview of induction agents

3. Overview of common maintenance immunosuppression regimens

4. Managing immunosuppression post transplant: early and Late

5. Managing complications 

6. New and emerging immunosuppression regimens

Title: From the Author’s Desk: Early U.S. experience with cardiac donation after circulatory death (DCD) using NRP

Speakers: Ashish Shah, MD and Nader Moazami, MD

Moderators: Bryan Whitson, MD, PhD and Kris Croome, MD

Fellow Presenter: Sushruta Nagarkatti, MD
Faculty Moderator: Adam Cerise, MD
Institution: UTHSC / Methodist Transplant Institute

Author: Christine Hwang, MD, FACS

Learning Objectives:

1.  Understand the patient demographics in pediatric kidney transplant recipients
2.  Have an overview of technical aspects in pediatric kidney transplantation
3.  Review the outcomes of pediatric patients after kidney transplantation

Author: Alisha Mavis, MD and Saeed Mohammad, MD

Learning Objectives:

1. Define metabolic disease
2. Review indications for liver transplant
3. Discuss ethical & surgical considerations
4. Observe outcomes for liver transplantation in metabolic disease
5. Assess the benefits and challenges of liver transplantation for metabolic disease

Title: TA-NRP

This webinar is a collaborative effort between the ASTS and the American Association for Thoracic Surgery (AATS), as part of AATS's Thoracic Global Grand Rounds Webinar Series.

Moderated by:

• Jordan Hoffman, University of Colorado
• Marcelo Cypel, University of Toronto

NRP- History, Technical Aspects Heart/Lung, Results/Outcomes

• Pedro Catarino, Cedars-Sinai

Ethics Pro/Con

• Brendan Parent, New York University Langone Health

Panel Discussion with Live Q&A

All faculty including:

• Nader Moazami, New York University Langone Health
• Caitlin Demarest, Vanderbilt University Medical Center
• Marty Sellers, Tennessee Donor Services

Speaker: John Rice, MD

Medical Complications of Transplantation Unit

Learning Objectives:

•To understand the basic immunologic principles that place transplant recipients at greater risk of cancer after transplant
•To review the increased risks of specific cancers and cancer rates within specific transplant populations
•To outline principles of post-transplant cancer surveillance and recommendations for surveillance
•To discuss the etiology and management of Post-Transplant Lymphoproliferative Disorder

Author: Ryan A. Helmick, MD

Title: From the Author’s Desk: Procurement Biopsies and the Implications for Discard of Donor Kidneys

Speakers: David Axelrod, MD, MBA and Henry Randall, MD, MBA, FACS

Moderators: Bonnie Lonze, MD, PhD and Denise Lo, MD