21. Chirurgischen Forschungstage

Tags: Decellularization,Recellularization,Steatosis Hepatis,Liver Transplantation,Organ Perfusion
Tags: Transplantation
Tags: Mixed Reality,Head Mounted Displays,Surgical Techniques
Tags: Hepatocyte Isolation,Cell Culture,Cell Tracking,Transplantation
Tags: Liver,Liver Support Therapy,Liver Transplantation,Steatosis Hepatis,Graft Reconditioning
Tags: Cell Tracking,Microparticles,MRI,Cell Culture,Cell Transplantation
The Charité BIH Entrepreneurship Summit is a preeminent international cross-disciplinary forum for sharing and exploring the most important discoveries and emerging trends influencing the future of healthcare around the world.
Every year in May over 400 global leaders in healthcare innovation, including entrepreneurs, scientists, physicians, investors, policymakers, and business leaders convene at the Charité BIH Entrepreneurship Summit in the vibrant German capital of Berlin. We offer our participants a one-of-a-kind opportunity to meet with world-class specialists working at Charité & MDC, to build relationships with prominent international partners and experts working in the healthcare industry, and to help grow businesses.
This year's 10th Charité Entrepreneurship Summit will again take place at the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities on May 8 - 9, 2017. The Summit is significantly supported by the Berlin Institute of Health and focusses on 'Global Challenges of Healthcare'. Israel will be the official partner country for the Summit 2017. We are looking forward to learning more about the Israeli innovation & start-up culture, funding opportunities and challenges in Healthcare.
The Summit's two-day agenda will address a wide variety of topical issues including change of innovation culture, healthy aging & degenerative diseases, virtual reality and mental health. In addition, the Summit will seek to engage participants in lively discussions about business, science and the intersection of the two. Startups and Entrepreneurs are invited to apply for the LifeSciences VentureMarket, a platform to present their companies to a pool of international angels, venture investors, and corporate funds at this year's Summit.
Prof. Dr. Stefan G. Tullius, Harvard Medical School, became Einstein BIH Visiting Fellow at the Charité, Department of Surgery.
Vascular Composite Tissue Allotransplantation (VCA) has developed from a pioneering endevour to a clinical reality during the last 15 years. More than 150 extremity, face, knee, and most recently uterus and penis transplants have been performed during the last 15 years. VCA activities have been seen around the globe. Although feasibility of the procedure has been shown, it is still emerging and far from being a standard clinical procedure.
The Charité has been an international leader in transplantation research for decades. However, neither VCA basic clinical research programs are currently offered in Berlin or Germany in a meaningful way.The involvement of Prof. Tullius as an Einstein BIH Visiting Fellow is expected to synergize and accelerate efforts igniting both a clinical research transplant program and a basic research group of excellence. The overall objective of our integrated basic and clinical research working group Vascular Composite Tissue Transplantation has three main goals:
To establish a basic Research group of Excellence: VCAs offer unique opportunities to study novel aspects of antigenicity, immune modulation and neo-vascularization. One important aspect that distinguishes VCA from solid organ transplants is their blood supply through a vascularized arterial in- and venous outflow in addition to sprouting new vessels at the large interface of VCA with recipient tissue.
To establish a clinical bio-repository as a pre-requisite for a clinical research VCA program.
To implement a clinical VCA research program (hand, abdominal wall, uterus) as a multi- disciplinary and translational effort.
Tags: VCA,Uterus Transplantation,Hand Transplantation,Composite Tissue Transplantation
Tags: Decellularization,Rezellularization,NeoPancreas,Islet Cells,Pancreas
Tags: Decellularization,Rezellularization,Liver,Transplantation
Tags: Cell Transplantation,MRI,Particles
More than 100 days of loops of learning and 3 days conquering more than 300 questions: 5 faces. Congratulations! We are all looking forward to having you back in the lab!
Tags: miRNA
Tags: Hepatocyte Isolation,Liver
Tags: Surgical Techniques
Tags: NeoHybrid Liver Graft,Cell Transplantation,Cell Culture,Cell Isolation,Liver Transplantation
Tags: miRNA,Liver Transplantation,Liver
Tags: Albumin Dialysis,Liver Support Therapy,Artificial Liver
Although we do hate Facebook, feel kind of robbed and dislike the music – We have to admit: 7,201,027 clicks (as of January 25th, 2016) are impressive…
Tags: Liver,Recellularization,Decellularization,Regeneration
Tags: Bile Ducts,Recellularization,Decellularization,Regeneration,Tissue Engineering
Tags: Cell Culture,Cell Isolation,Cell Transplantation,Liver
Karl Hillebrandt won this year's YPT Rising Stars Video Session Award. He presented the studies on „Optimized decellularization of rat livers by arterial and portal venous perfusion under oscillating pressure conditions“ during the 17th congress of the European Society for Organ Transplantation (ESOT) 2015 in Brüssel. Young Professionals in Transplantation (YPT) is a forum for junior professionals throughout Europe working in the field of transplantation.
Tags: Liver,Recellularization,Decellularization,Regeneration
Tags: Liver,Biomarkers,LTx
Tags: Decellularisation,Liver
Tags: miRNA,Tissue Engineering,Decellularization,Recellularization,Cell Transplantation
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