Sessions

Panels

Wednesday, October 5 2022

Opening

10:30 Registration
12:00 Greetings
Sabine Johannsen (Ministry of Science & Culture, Lower Saxony)
Michael Manns (President, Hannover Medical School)
Anette Melk (Conference Chair, Hannover Medical School)
Louise Lerminiaux (Patient Advocates, Los Angeles)

Session I

Epidemiology / Clinical Data

Moderators:
Mariel Nöhre (Hannover, Germany)
Kai Schmidt-Ott (Hannover, Germany)

12:30 Sex and gender in transplantation: Issues in scientific publication
Jeremy Chapman, Editor-in-Chief Transplantation (Sydney, Australia)
VIEW
RECORDING
12:50 Global impact of sex and gender disparity
Germaine Wong (Sydney, Autralia)
VIEW
RECORDING
13:10 Sex differences in life expectancy for children with kidney failure: A binational cohort study
Melanie L Wyld (Sydney, Australia)
COMING SOON
13:24 Sex differences in the kidney transplant waitlist: An Australian cohort study, 2006-2019
Nicole DeLaMata (Sydney, Australia)
COMING SOON
13:36 Gender inequality in organ transplantation in Africa
Selma Nihel Klouche Djedid (Tlemcen, Algeria)
COMING SOON
13:50 Coffee Break
14:15 Identifying the root cause of gender disparities in living donation: A qualitative study exploring living kidney donor perspective
Katya Loban (Montreal, Canada)
COMING SOON
14:27 Sex and gender disparities in living kidney donation: A scoping review
Eswari Vilayur (Sydney, Australia)
COMING SOON
14:40 Graft outcome
Bethany Foster (Montreal, Canada)
VIEW RECORDING
15:00 Patient outcome
Anette Melk (Hannover, Germany)
VIEW
RECORDING
15:20 The impact of sex and gender on cancer mortality in kidney transplant recipients
Brenda Rosales (Sydney, Australia)
COMING
SOON
15:32 Gender disparities in access to pediatric kidney transplantation referral
Jessica L Harding (Atlanta, USA)
VIEW
RECORDING
15:44 Increased cardiovascular burden in girls before and after kidney transplantation
Rizky Sugianto (Hannover, Germany)
VIEW
RECORDING

Parallel workshops

Mentoring & Patients

16:30 Workshop: Booster your career – why is networking important?
Lori West (Edmonton, Canada)
Anette Melk (Hannover, Germany)
16:30 Patients: Our situation, our needs!
Louise Lerminiaux (Los Angeles, USA)
Niels Walker (Hamburg, Germany)
17:30 Coffee break

Panel event

Interactive hybrid events

18:00 Panel A.1 – Western hemisphere & onsite audience
Women in transplantation medicine and research
Moderators: Anita Chong (Chicago, USA) & Christine Falk (Hannover, Germany)
Panelists: Anne Dipchand (Toronto, Canada), Stan Benjamins (Groningen, The Netherlands), Lorna Marson (Edinburgh, UK), Lauren Grinspan (New York, USA)
18:00 Patients advocacy towards patients needs – online event for interaction
Moderators: Julie Yabu (Los Angeles, USA)
Louise Lerminiaux (Los Angeles, USA)
19:30 Get-together
19:30 Onsite poster presentations

Thursday, October 6 2022

Panel A.2

Women in transplantation medicine and research

Moderators:
Curie Ahn (Seoul, Korea)
Anette Melk (Hannover, Germany)

08:30 Eastern hemisphere & onsite audience
Women in transplantation medicine & research
Panelists: Ejaz Ahmed (Karachi, Pakistan), Urmila Anandh (Delhi, India), Romina A Danguilan (Quezon City, Philippines), Sobhana Do Thangaraju (Singapore, Singapore), Ni Made Hustrini (Jakarta, Indonesia), Yeong Hoon Kim (Seoul, Korea), Kam Man Maggie Ma (Hongkong, Hongkong), Yuki Nakagawa (Okayama, Japan), Lkhaakhuu Od-Edrene (Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia), Suda Swaminathan (Palmyra, Australia), Stefan Tullius (Boston, USA), Harun Ur-Rashid (Dhaka, Bangladesh)
10:00 Coffee break

Parallel events

10:30 Mentor-mentee meetings upon individual arrangement
10:30 Sports medicine & physical therapy in transplantation
Hedwig Boeck, Johanna Boyen, Nele Kanzelmeyer (Hannover, Germany)
Louise Lerminiaux (Los Angeles, USA)
10:30 Herrenhausen Garden Tours
12:00 Lunch break

Session II

Insights into basic research and methodology

Moderators:
Lori West (Edmonton, Canada)
Philipp Beerbaum (Hannover, Germany)

13:00 Inherent factors causing differences between XX and XY
Arthur P. Arnold (Los Angeles, USA)
VIEW
RECORDING

13:20 Genes, hormones and alloimmunity
Stefan Tullius (Boston, USA)
VIEW
RECORDING

13:40 Paradoxical effects of Pregnancy on transplantation
Anita Chong (Chicago, USA)
COMING
SOON

14:00 Analysis of sex-based differences in clinical and molecular responses to ischemia reperfusion after lung transplantation
Lourdes Chacon (Houston, USA)
VIEW
RECORDING

14:12 The role of sex and the microbiome in production of ‘natural’ antibodies: impact on ABO antibodies in a mouse model
Ibrahim Adam (Edmonton, Canada)
VIEW
RECORDING

14:24 Models to study hormonal effects on transplant outcome
Friederike Martin (Berlin, Germany)
VIEW
RECORDING

14:36 Sex differences in context of aging
Nicole C. Riddle (Birmingham, USA)
VIEW
RECORDING

15:00 Coffee break

Session III

Professional development

Moderator: Niels Walker (Hamburg, Germany)

15:30 Achieving equity in transplant careers
Marina Berenguer (Valencia, Spain)
VIEW
RECORDING

15:45 „We just had to be like the men“
Simone Horwitz (Saskatchewan, Canada & Johannesburg, South Africa)
VIEW
RECORDING
16:00 Discussion
Representatives from panels and audience
17:00 Refreshments

Panel B.1

Unmet needs in transplantation medicine and research

Moderators:
Roslyn Mannon (Omaha, USA)
Stefan Tullius (Boston, USA)

Interactive hybrid event
17:30 Western hemisphere & onsite audience
Unmet needs in transplantation medicine & research
Panelists: Elaine Reed (Los Angeles, USA), Silke Niederhaus (Easton, USA), Rachel Patzer (Atlanta, USA), Yolanda Becker (Chicago, USA)
19:00 Dinner (incl. award presentation)

Friday, October 7 2022

Panel B.2

Unmet needs in transplantation medicine and research

Moderators:
Beth Foster (Montreal, Canada)
Rizky Sugianto (Hannover, Germany)

Interactive hybrid event
08:30 Eastern hemisphere & onsite audience
Unmet needs in transplantation medicine & research
Panelists: Silvina Aleman (Buenos Aires, Argentina), Mel Hatra Arakama (Quezon City, Philippines), Romina A Danguilan (Quezon City, Philippines), Miyeun Han (Seoul, Korea), Lai Hooi (Johor, Malaysia), Yunmi Kim (Seoul, Korea), Vivek Kute (Gujarat, India), Rose M Liquete (Quezon City, Philippines), Kam Man Maggie Ma (Hongkong, Hongkong), Ji-Eun Oh (Seoul, Korea), Benita Padilla (Quezon City, Phipippines), Vasanthi Ramesh (New Delhi, India), Ruth Sapir-Pichadze (Montreal, Canada), Bernhard Schmidt (Hannover, Germany)
10:00 Coffee break

Parallel events

10:30 Mentor-mentee meetings upon individual arrangement
10:30 Sports medicine & physical therapy in transplantation
Hedwig Boeck, Johanna Boyen, Nele Kanzelmeyer (Hannover, Germany)
Louise Lerminiaux (Los Angeles, USA)
10:30 Herrenhausen Garden Tours
12:00 Lunch break

Session IV

Patient-centered care

Moderator:
Ruth Sapir-Pichhadze (Montreal, Canada)
Aviva Goldberg (Winnipeg, Canada)

13:00 What matters to us – Overcoming taboos
Louise Lerminiaux, (Los Angeles, USA)
VIEW
RECORDING

13:20 Female transplant recipients’ perspectives on Gender related issues in their care: an international qualitative study
Nicole Scholes-Robertsen (Sydney, Australia)
VIEW
RECORDING

13:30 Fertility, pregnancy and decision making
Shilpanjali Jesudason (Adelaide, Australia)
VIEW
RECORDING

13:50 Health-related quality of life after transplantation
Konstadina Griva (Singapore, Singapore)
VIEW
RECORDING

14:10 Do we need a feminist bioethics approach in transplant ethics?
Dominique Martin (Geelong, Australia)
VIEW
RECORDING

14:20 A survey of solid organ transplant recipient attitudes and concerns regarding contraception and
pregnancy

Deirdre Sawinski (New York, USA)
VIEW
RECORDING

14:30 Pregnancy outcomes in 1836 female solid organ transplant recipients
Lisa Coscia (Philadephia, USA)
VIEW
RECORDING

Session V

Sex, gender and intersectionality

Moderator:
Nima Memaran (Hannover, Germany)

15:10 Intersectionality and Transplantation: A key consideration in the pursuit of equity
Dinushika Mohottige (Durham, USA)
VIEW
RECORDING

15:25 Striving for equity of opportunity to careers in transplantation
Lorna Marson (Edingburgh, Scotland)
VIEW
RECORDING

15:40 An intersectionality framework to address race, and sex /gender inequities in access to kidney transplantation
Camilla W. Nonterah (Richmond, USA)
VIEW
RECORDING

Session VI

Definition of future research areas

Moderator: Niels Walker (Hamburg, Germany)

16:00 Report from Panel B
Beth Foster
16:15 Panel discussion
Representatives from all groups

Conclusion

17:00 Concluding remarks / Farewell
Anette Melk, Bethany Foster, Louise Lerminiaux