The virtual school on lung transplantation will provide state-of-the-art knowledge on a wide array of issues regarding lung transplantation. It will include innovative and interactive sessions such as pro/con debates or the study of cases from participants.
Through its basic and advanced-level programmes, the virtual school caters to the educational needs of participants with a basic and advanced understanding of the subject. Each programme will last half a day and it will be delivered online. All sessions will be recorded and made available to registered participants after the events.
This web page is dedicated to the advanced level edition. You may register for both the basic and advanced level programmes.
Throughout the advanced programme, participants will gain an insight into chronic lung allograft dysfunction (CLAD), definition, phenotypes, and pathogenesis. Similarly, participants will learn about lymphoproliferative disease, other malignancies, non-heart-beating donors, and ex-vivo donor lung perfusion.
This course has been granted 4 CME credits by the European Board for Accreditation in Pneumology (EBAP). The number of credits that you will receive will correspond to the time you spend watching the course while it livestreams.
Course format
- Lectures
- Case discussion
- Interactive workshops
Topics
- CLAD definition, ClAD phenotypes, definition and pathogenesis
- Lung transplantation in post-ARDS
- Lymphoproliferative disease and other malignancies
- Donation after circulatory death
- Ex-vivo donor lung perfusion
Learning outcomes
Participants on this course will gain an advanced level knowledge on lung transplantation issues such as CLAD, lymphoproliferative disease and other malignancies, donation after circulatory death and ex-vivo donor lung perfusion.
Target audience
- Transplant physicians
- Surgeons
- Nurses
- Physiotherapists
ERS members | €30 |
Non-ERS members | €40 |
Cancellation policy
Registration fees are non-refundable.
Terms and conditions
Registering for someone else? Contact: registration@ersnet.org