Pleural effusions requiring thoracocentesis are associated with baseline lung allograft dysfunction and mortality in lung transplant recipients - Amsterdam 2025

Anatomy lessons in transplantation: advances in categorisations of lung transplant acronyms

Chair(s): Eva Revilla Lopez, Hans Henrik Schultz

Session type: Poster session

Pleural effusions requiring thoracocentesis are associated with baseline lung allograft dysfunction and mortality in lung transplant recipients

Carlo Mümmler

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Evaluating large animal ex vivo lung perfusion (EVLP) models: Contributions, bias, and research gaps in lung transplantation studies

Shane Fisher

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From intensive care to independent breathing: Postoperative recovery following bilateral lung transplantation through collaboration between nurses and physiotherapists

Nikolina Perak

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Allergy transfer from donor to recipient in lung transplantation

Bianca Battilana

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Audit of lung transplant referrals for Interstitial Lung Disease (ILD)

Muhammad Moeed Iqbal

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Baseline Lung Allograft Dysfunction: Prevalence, Risk factors and Post-Transplant Outcomes

Hanne Beeckmans

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Gender Medicine in Lung Transplant.

Jean-guillaume Starnini

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Unveiling Acute Lung Allograft Dysfunction (ALAD): an emerging and underrecognized post-transplant entity

Marco Guerrieri

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Incidence and progression of late -acute-lung allograft dysfunction (ALAD) in a single center cohort of Lung recipients

Federica Meloni

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Impact of DLCO on survival in COPD patients referred (but not accepted) for lung transplantation

Jakob Van Herck

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A single centre analysis of the association between selected non-HLA antibodies and primary graft dysfunction

Andrei Darie

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Multi-state modeling of baseline lung allograft dysfunction in lung transplant recipients

Carlo Mümmler

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Pre-transplantation immunosuppression impairs lung transplant outcomes in interstitial lung disease

Karim Tazibet

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Venous thromboembolism after lung transplantation and its relation with survival and chronic lung allograft dysfunction

Dieuwertje Ruigrok

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Pre-transplant non-HLA antibody subtypes may impact long-term outcomes in lung transplant recipients

Andrei Darie

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Bedside identification of biological phenotypes in lung transplant (LUTX) recipients

Vittorio Scaravilli

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Investigating factors influencing baseline allograft dysfunction in patients undergoing bilateral lung transplantation.

Sara Salvador Fernàndez

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A second chance: controlled asystole donation in neuromuscular disease patients.

Miguel Jimenez Gomez

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Long-term outcomes among lung transplant recipients with high-risk cytomegalovirus mismatch

Amit Banga

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Pleural effusions requiring thoracocentesis are associated with baseline lung allograft dysfunction and mortality in lung transplant recipients

Carlo Mümmler

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Application of Roys Adaptation Model in Postoperative Rehabilitation of Lung Transplant Patients

Xueli Zhang

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