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The
Conference
Updates:
- PowerPoint
presentations are now being added to the
programme section of the website.
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Click here to view a summary report of
the heart sessions.
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Click here view the draft proposal for
quality assurance from Dr. Michael Mengel.
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Click here to complete the 2009 Banff
Virtual Slide Test.
- Dr. Volker
Nickeleit has a
questionnaire on BK nephropathy, and a
questionnaire regarding polyomavirus
nephropathies and concurrent rejection.
From August 9-14,
2009, the Rimrock Resort Hotel will hold the 10th
Banff Conference on Allograft Pathology.
This conference will
focus on a range of solid organ allografts, with a
special focus on alloantibody responses and related
phenotypes, role(s) of endothelial cells in
allograft rejection, phenotyping late kidney
transplant deterioration, non-invasive surrogate
markers of rejection in various organs,
genomics/proteomics approaches, and updates on
kidney, pancreas, heart, liver, lung, and composite
tissue graft pathology. There will also be
sessions on quality improvement in biopsy reading
and high tech options for maintaining competence in
transplant biopsy interpretation.
As an option, there
will be scenic private
conference tours of Banff for delegates and their
families. All attendees will have the opportunity to
participate in poster sessions, case presentations,
and many discussions related to plenary and
organ-specific sessions.
The objectives of
this conference are:
- to review
classifications for kidney, liver, heart,
lung, pancreas and composite
tissue graft allograft pathology.
- to discuss
and conceptualize alloantibody responses and
related phenotypes.
- to discuss
genomics/proteomics approaches to rejection
diagnosis.
- to review
and update information about non-invasive
surrogate markers of rejection
in various organs.
- to present
and discuss role(s) of endothelial cells in
allograft rejection.
- to discuss
phenotyping of late kidney transplant
deterioration.
- to discuss
quality improvement in biopsy reading and
high tech options for
maintaining competence in transplant biopsy
interpretation.
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