The therapeutic potential of ECP in treating CLAD after lung transplantation : SOT Hub

Agenda

This program has been accredited by EBAC for 1 hour of CME credit.

15:00 GMT
Andrew Fisher

Welcome and introductions
15:05 GMT
Andrew Fisher

CLAD after lung transplantation: Pathogenesis, current treatment landscape, and unmet needs
15:20 GMT
Andrew Gelman

ECP in the treatment of CLAD: Therapeutic rationale and mechanism of action
15:30 GMT
Christian Benden

Clinical evidence for ECP in the treatment of CLAD
15:45 GMT
Andrew Fisher , Andrew Gelman , Christian Benden

Panel discussion: Exploring the role of ECP in CLAD management
15:55 GMT
Andrew Fisher

Closing remarks and EBAC evaluation

Learning objectives

Following the symposium, learners will be able to:

Describe the pathogenesis of CLAD, current treatment approaches, and the unmet clinical needs.
Describe the biological rationale for the use of CLAD in ECP and the current understanding of its immunomodulatory mechanism of action.
Appraise the current clinical evidence supporting the use of ECP in the treatment of CLAD.
Evaluate the potential role of ECP within the future treatment landscape for CLAD.

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Agenda

Welcome and introductions

CLAD after lung transplantation: Pathogenesis, current treatment landscape, and unmet needs

ECP in the treatment of CLAD: Therapeutic rationale and mechanism of action

Clinical evidence for ECP in the treatment of CLAD

Panel discussion: Exploring the role of ECP in CLAD management

Closing remarks and EBAC evaluation

Learning objectives

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