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Presented by Natera
Natera returns with another ISHLT Voices podcast. Post-transplant monitoring with noninvasive donor derived cell free DNA (dd-cfDNA) has been growing in popularity and usage with several transplant centers significantly reducing surveillance biopsies in favor of a single blood test. But, as with all new technology, there are outstanding questions to understand how and why the technology works as well as it does.
In this episode, leading investigators from the Alberta Transplant Applied Genomics Centre (ATAGC), Drs. Phil Halloran, Kieran Halloran, and Patrick Gauthier will walk you through their efforts in the TRIFECTA series of studies to triangulate insights from dd-cfDNA, molecular diagnostics, and donor specific antibody versus standard histological assessments in heart, lung, and kidney transplantation.
Philip F. Halloran, MD, PhD, FRCP(C), OC, FRSCProfessor of Medicine & Medical Microbiology and Immunology
Kieran Halloran, MD, MSc
Director, Alberta Transplant Applied Genomics Centre
University of Alberta
Edmonton, AB CanadaTransplant Pulmonologist
Patrick Gauthier, PhD
Associate Professor
University of Alberta
Edmonton, AB CanadaSenior Data Scientist
Alberta Transplant Applied Genomics Centre
Edmonton, AB CanadaThis episode was created for ISHLT Voices and sponsored by Natera.
The content of this podcast was developed entirely by our industry partner, Natera. It is not an official educational program of the ISHLT, and therefore is not eligible for CME under the ISHLT.
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Presented by Zambon USA
ISHLT Voices returns with another podcast presented by Zambon USA exploring bronchiolitis obliterans syndrome (BOS). BOS is one of the most common forms of chronic lung transplant rejection, and in part three of this series, experts take a deep dive into CLAD phenotype differentiation, current gaps in diagnosis and management of BOS, emerging treatment strategies, and lastly, discuss the advances made in BOS diagnosis and management over the last decade.
Steven Hays, MD
Medical Director, Advanced Lung Disease and
Lung Transplant Programs
University of California, San Francisco
San Francisco, CA USAJustin P. Rosenheck, DO
Clinical Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine
Division of Pulmonary, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine, Lung Transplant Program
The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
Columbus, OH USAThis episode was created for ISHLT Voices and sponsored by Zambon USA, Ltd.
The content of this industry-supported ISHLT Voices podcast is developed entirely by our industry partner, Zambon. This is not an official ISHLT educational program, and therefore is not eligible for CME under the ISHLT.
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Presented by Natera
In this episode of the ISHLT Voices podcast, Dr. Shri Deshpande, a cardiologist at the National Children’s Hospital in Washington, DC USA, discusses his work on improving the care of pediatric heart transplant patients.
Dr. Deshpande's research focuses on the use of cell-free DNA in monitoring transplant recipients for rejection. He explains that cell-free DNA, released when cells break down, can be detected in the bloodstream and used as a non-invasive screening tool to assess the health of transplanted organs.
The discussion covers the external validation of the Prospera™ assay by Natera, which has shown high negative predictive value and specificity, making it a promising tool for reducing the need for invasive biopsies and improving long-term transplant outcomes. Dr. Deshpande also highlights the potential for wider implementation of this technology in standard transplant care and ongoing research to optimize its use.
Shriprasad Deshpande, MD
Cardiologist
Director, Advanced Cardiac Therapies
Director, Heart Transplant Program
National Children’s Hospital
Washington, DC USAThis episode was created for ISHLT Voices and sponsored by Natera.
The content of this podcast was developed entirely by our industry partner, Natera. It is not an official educational program of the ISHLT, and therefore is not eligible for CME under the ISHLT.
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Presented by Zambon USA
ISHLT Voices returns with another podcast presented by Zambon USA exploring bronchiolitis obliterans syndrome (BOS). BOS is one of the most common forms of chronic lung transplant rejection, and in part two of this series, experts take a deep dive into the role of lung function monitoring post-transplant for the detection of chronic lung transplant rejection, specifically BOS.
Shambhu Aryal, MD
Medical Director, Lung Transplant Program
Director, Sarcoidosis Clinic
Inova Health System
Falls Church, VA USAJustin P. Rosenheck, DO
Clinical Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine
Division of Pulmonary, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine, Lung Transplant Program
The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
Columbus, OH USADrs. Aryal and Rosenheck discuss the current status of diagnostic techniques for BOS, the relevance to patient quality of life, and unmet needs and future approaches to BOS diagnosis and monitoring.
This episode was created for ISHLT Voices and sponsored by Zambon USA, Ltd.
The content of industry-supported ISHLT Voices podcasts are developed entirely by our industry partners. They are not official ISHLT educational programs, and therefore are not eligible for CME under the ISHLT.
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Presented by Zambon USA
The first episode of ISHLT Voices is now live! This podcast, presented by Zambon USA, explores bronchiolitis obliterans syndrome (BOS), one of the most common forms of chronic lung transplant rejection. Despite advances in surgical techniques, BOS remains the Achilles heel of lung transplants. In this podcast, experts address critical questions regarding diagnosis, management, and future approaches for BOS.
Shambhu Aryal, MD
Medical Director, Lung Transplant Program
Director, Sarcoidosis Clinic
Inova Health System
Falls Church, VA USAHoward J. Huang, MD
Chief, Section of Lung Transplantation
Medical Director, Houston Methodist Lung Transplant Center
Houston Methodist Hospital
Houston, TX USADrs. Aryal and Huang discuss the current status of managing BOS patients, including detection, diagnosis, and treatment, as well as unmet needs and future approaches to managing the condition.
This episode was created for ISHLT Voices and sponsored by Zambon USA, Ltd.
The content of industry-supported ISHLT Voices podcasts are developed entirely by our industry partners. They are not official ISHLT educational programs, and therefore are not eligible for CME under the ISHLT.
