While the history of organ transplantation extends more than 100 years ago, successful human organ replacement has been only feasible since the discovery of cyclosporine. We are, therefore, very proud to celebrate with a symposium this important 50th anniversary of cyclosporine at the same time as the 1000th liver transplantation in Zurich. Our aim is to present with this special symposium an overview from the beginning of liver transplantation to nowadays, combined with several highlights.
Symposium – 1000th Liver Transplant in Zurich and 50 Years of Cyclosporine
Standort
University Hospital Zurich
Large Auditorium EAST, B10
Gloriastrasse 29
8091 Zürich
Datum
28.04.2022
Zeit
1.30 – 6.00 pm
Kosten
Free entrance
Program
| 1.30 pm | Welcome Prof. Frank Rühli, Dean, Medical Faculty, University of ZurichModeration: Prof. Andreas Kremer and Prof. Philipp Dutkowski, Zurich50 Years Cyclosporine: The Beginning of Liver Transplantation Prof. Henri Bismuth, Paris (France) 1000 Liver Transplantations in Zurich (incl. HOPE) Wyss Liver Project: The Future? |
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| 3.15 pm | Coffee Break – Visit to the Industrial Exhibition
Moderation: Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis and Cholangiocarcinoma Perihilar Cholangiocarcinoma: Transplantation or Resection? Liver Transplantation for HCC: Any Changes in 2022? Liver Metastasis: Transplantation or Resection? The NASH Epidemic: Should we be afraid? Immunosuppression: What have we learned since Cyclosporine? |
| 6.00 pm | Apéro Riche |
