COMMITTEES COURSE FACULTY NATIONAL DELEGATES UEMS/EBS DIVISION OF TRANSPLANTATION SURGERY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE LOCAL COMMITTEE

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2 COMMITTEES UEMS/EBS DIVISION OF TRANSPLANTATION SURGERY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Chairman: Vice-Chairman Senior Secretary Junior Secretary Treasurer ESOT Representative LOCAL COMMITTEE Daniel Casanova (Spain) Jan Lerut (Belgium) Jacopo Romagnoli (Italy) Aksel Foss (Norway) Valentin Sojar (Slovenia) Paolo Muiesan (UK) Michael Mitsis (Ioannina, Greece) Georgios Glantzounis (Ioannina, Greece) CO-ORGANIZER Hellenic Transplantation Society Spyros Drakoupoulos, Chairman (Athens, Greece) NATIONAL DELEGATES Ferdinand Muehlbacher (Austria) Jan Lerut (Belgium - ESOT) Jacques Pirenne (Belgium) Branislav Kocman (Croatia) George Kyriakides (Cyprus) Vassilis Hadjianastassiou (Cyprus) Milos Adamec (Czech Republic) Martin Oliverius (Czech Republic) Allan Rasmussen (Denmark) Krister Hockerstedt (Finland) Helena Isoniemi (Finland) Rene Adam (France) Benoit Barrou (France) Wolf Bechstein (Germany) Bjorn Nashan (Germany) Michail Mitsis (Greece) George Glantzounis (Greece) Laszlo Kobori (Hungary) Imre Fehervari (Hungary) David Hickey (Ireland) Eytan Mor (Israel) Hadar Merhav (Israel) Jacopo Romagnoli (Italy) Umberto Cillo (Italy) Robert J. Porte (Netherlands) Jeroen Dubbeld (Netherlands) Aksel Foss (Norway) Tim Scholz (Norway) Zbigniew Wlodarczyk (Poland) Irinel Popescu (Romania) Mihai Lucan (Romania) Frantisek Hampl (Slovakia) Valentin Sojar (Slovenia) Daniel Casanova (Spain) Fernando Pardo (Spain) Michael Olausson (Sweden) Annika Tibell (Sweden) Osman Abbasoglu (Turkey) Sadik Ersoz (Turkey) Vassilios Papalois (United Kingdom) Darius Mirza (United Kingdom) Pierre Clavien (Switzerland) Paolo Simoes (Portugal) Radoslav Kminiak (Slovakia) Paolo Muiesan (ESOT) COURSE FACULTY Alessandro Anselmo (Italy) Eustathios Antoniou (Greece) Alexandros Barlas (Greece) John Boletis (Greece) Daniel Casanova (Spain) Evangelos Cholongitas (Greece) Umberto Cillo (Italy) Waldo Concepcion (USA) Spyros Drakopoulos (Greece) Imre Fehervari (Hungary) Ioannis Fouzas (Greece) Aksel Foss (Norway) Raquel Garcia-Roca (Spain) Georgios Glantzounis (Greece) Vassilis Hadjianastasiou (Cyprus) David Hickey (Ireland) Aliki Iniotaki (Greece) Dionissios Karavias (Greece) Alkiviades Kostakis (Greece) Vassilios Koulouras (Greece) Lazlo Kobori (Hungary) Georgios Kyriakides (Cyprus) Jan Lerut (Belgium) Zoltan Mathe (Germany) Darius Mirza (UK) Michail Mitsis (Greece) Eytan Mor (Israel) Paolo Muiesan (UK) Martin Oliverius (Czech Republic) Vassilios Papalois (UK) Vassilos Papanikolaou ( Greece) Fernando Pardo (Spain) Irinel Popescu (Romania) Allan Rasmussen (Denmark) Jacopo Romagnoli (Italy) Georgios Sotiropoulos (Greece) Valentin, Sojar (Slovenia) Spyridon Vernardakis (Greece) Vassilios Vougas (Greece) Georgios Zavos (Greece) 2 3

3 PROGRAMME FRIDAY, 13 June :00-20:00 Meeting of the Division of Transplantation 20:00 Guided tour to Plaka Dinner 13:00-13:30 Light Lunch Organ Procurement in DCD (20 ) P. Muiesan Liver splitting technique (15 ) U. Cillo Organ suitability Liver (10 ) I. Popescu Kidney - Pancreas (10 ) V. Papalois Clinically applied preservation methods (15 ) M. Mitsis Clinical Scenarios and Q/A - Voting System SATURDAY, 14 June :00-8:15 Registration 8:15-8:30 WELCOME, PRESENTATION OF THE COURSE AND THE EXAM Welcome Address M. Mitsis, G. Glantzounis, S. Drakopoulos Introduction to the course V. Papalois, D. Casanova 8:30-10:00 MODULE I - ORGAN RETRIEVAL Donor Issues Moderators: V. Papalois, S. Drakopoulos Definitions ( the alphabet soup : DBD, DCD, ECD,.. ) (15 ) J. Romagnoli Legislation, Ethics and public attitudes (15 ) D. Hickey Allocation Policies in Europe (15) J. Lerut Organprotective Intensive Care (15 ) V. Koulouras Avoiding transmittable conditions (15 ) V. Sojar 10:00-10:15 Coffee break 13:30-15:00 IMMUNOLOGY FOR TRANSPLANT SURGEONS Moderators: A. Foss, G. Zavos Systems/Cells/Molecules and Alloantigen Recognition (15 ) M. Oliverius Clinical Patterns of Graft Rejection (15 ) E. Mor Immunosuppressant Drugs and Protocols (15 ) I. Fehervari The Sensitized and the ABO-incompatible Patient (15 ) J. Boletis The other Side of the Coin (Infections/Malignancies) (15 ) G. Glantzounis 15:00-15:30 INVITED LECTURE Chairman: A. Kostakis Historic Landmarks in Transplantation Immunology A. Iniotaki 15:30-16:30 EXAM SIMULATION (Q/A - SCENARIOS - PAPERS) Group A: V. Papalois, A. Rasmussen, I.Fehervari, V. Sojar, R. Garcia-Roca, S. Vernardakis, A. Barlas, M. Mitsis Group B: A. Foss, U. Cillo, J. Romagnoli, Z. Mathe, V. Hadjianastasiou, M. Oliverius, G. Glantzounis 10:15-13:00 TECHNICAL ISSUES Moderators: E. Mor, A. Rasmussen Basic anatomy and common variations (15 ) A. Anselmo Standard Multi-Organ Procurement (20 ) E. Antoniou 4 5

4 Guided tour to Acropolis museum 20:00 Course Dinner SUNDAY, 15 June :30-10:00 MODULE II - KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION Moderators: G. Kyriakides, D. Karavias Techniques for Donor Nephrectomy: Pros and Cons (20 ) J. Romagnoli Complicated Surgical Cases: Tips and Tricks (15 ) A. Foss Peri-op Management: Drugs, Fluids, Complications (20 ) V. Hadjianastasiou DGF: Pathophysiology, Prediction, Management (15 ) I. Fouzas In the Long-Term: Drug Monitoring, Complications, etc (15 ) Z.Mathe 13:00-13:30 Light Lunch 14:00-16:30 MODULE IV - LIVER TRANSPLANTATION Moderators: I. Popescu, P. Muiesan Preoperative assessment of recipient (15 ) E. Cholongitas Surgical techniques (20 ) D. Mirza Surgical complications and post-operative care (20 ) A. Rasmussen Live-donor liver transplantation (20 ) F.Pardo HCC and Liver transplantation (15 ) G.Sotiropoulos Viral Hepatitis and Liver transplantation (15 ) L. Kobori Clinical Scenarios and Q/A - Voting System (Liver) 16:30 CLOSING REMARKS V. Papalois, D.Casanova 10:00-10:15 Coffee Break 10:15-12:15 MODULE III - PANCREAS TRANSPLANTATION Moderators: D. Hickey, A. Foss To Whom, Why and When (15 ) R. Garcia-Roca Surgical Techniques (20 ) V. Papanikolaou Complications, Long-term Results (20 ) V.Papalois Islet Transplantation: An Update (20 ) D. Casanova Clinical Scenarios and Q/A - Voting System (Kidney - Pancreas) 12:15-13:00 INVITED LECTURE Chairman: D. Casanova Pediatric Transplantations W. Concepcion 6 7

5 GENERAL INFORMATION and credit cards issued by major companies are also widely recognized and an accepted means of purchasing items in Athens. Course Dates June 2014 Course Venue The Ionic Centre 11 Lysiou Street, Athens, Greece Telephone: , Fax: , Website: The City of Athens Athens-The city of mythology and modernity, the city of history and vision. Each year, more and more travelers are choosing Athens for their leisure and business travel all year round. There are several reasons; Athens offers a variety of things to see and do, and most of the times, under favourable weather conditions. Athens is considered one of Europe s safest capitals; its transportation network is user-friendly; there are numerous museums and archeological sites and hundreds of restaurants to satisfy every taste. Surrounded by a lining of stunning seas and mountains, Athens is filled with gems just waiting to be discovered. Located at the crossroads of three continents, the capital of Greece with an overall population of close to four million has often been the hub of many cultures. Characterized by a culture and people that are welcoming and hospitable, every visitor just feels at home. Athens takes the fuss out of sightseeing. Athens is an ideal congress destination, combining state-of-theart infrastructure, excellent conference facilities and easy access from all over the world with world-class cultural attractions, modern amenities, diverse entertainment and natural beauty. In addition, most hotels in Athens underwent extensive renovation in preparation of the 2004 Olympic Games, a great benefit for contemporary visitors that can enjoy comfortable and stylish accommodation.for more information about Athens please visit Currency & Banking Greece is a full member of the European Union since 1981 and its currency is the Euro ( ). All major credit cards are widely accepted in Greece. ATMs and Exchange Offices are widely available. Foreign currency may be exchanged to Euros at most Greek and foreign banks and at exchange bureaus located in the city centre. Travellers are kindly requested to bring their passport when exchanging money as they will need it for the transaction. Traveller s checks Shopping Shopping in Athens can be fascinating and satisfying experience for all. There are many well-known international name brand outposts and traditional Greek art and folklore shops. The visitor must make sure to stop in at least one of the many wonderful year-round outdoor cafes and restaurants in order to make his experience of shopping in the Athenian way, complete! Shopping Hours: Major outlets: Monday - Friday, 09:00 to 21:00 Saturday, 09:00 to 18:00 Other Shops: Monday, Wednesday & Saturday, 09:00 to 15:30 Tuesday, Thursday & Friday, 09:00 to 20:30 Electricity The electricity current in Greece is 220v, 50Hz and the socket type is European Standard. Health Public hospitals work on a rotation basis with regards to dealing with emergency incidents. To find out which hospitals are open for emergency incidents at a specific time, dial Treatment in public hospitals is free of charge. Restaurants Restaurants and taverns are normally open for lunch from 12.30hrs to 16.00hrs, for dinner from 19.00hrs to midnight. Fast food and Souvlaki shops usually serve food all day long, and some of them stay open till late at night. Cafes and Bars are open all day long until late at night. Tipping Tipping is not compulsory, but it is quite usual in Greece. Weather The average temperature in Athens in June is C. Telecommunications The international access code for Greece is +30 and for Athens 210. The outgoing code is 00 followed by the relevant country code. 8 9

6 Smoking policy Starting from July 1 st 2009 smoking is prohibited by law in all indoor public areas in Greece. Time Greece is two hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time GMT+2 Greece 12:00 - London 10:00 - New York 05:00 - Sydney 20:00 REGISTRATION & ACCOMMODATION Registration Fee: VAT For further information regarding Registration & Accommodation, please contact the Course Secretariat: AFEA S.A. Travel & Congress Services Professional Congress Organizer Lykavittou Str., Athens Τel: , Fax: avithoulka@afea.gr MAP OF PLAKA AREA Titania Hotel (500m) Registration fee includes: - Admission to the 6 th Preparatory Course - Programme - Certificate of attendance - 2 lunches - Coffee Breaks - Course Dinner Metro station Athens Center Square Hotel *Deadline for Registration: May 15, 2014 Accommodation The Ionic Center (Course Venue) Electra Palace Hotel Metro station HOTEL SGL ROOM DBL ROOM TITANIA HOTEL ATHENS CENTER SQUARE HOTEL Metro station 10 11

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