IV Reunião HOPE Ibéria
The HOPe-volution: expandindo as fronteiras da perfusão hipotérmica oxigenada
Instituto de Investigação Vall d’Hebron, Barcelona, Espanha
Thursday, March 26th,2026 10:00–17:00
inscrições abertas
Porquê participar?
Esta conferência oferece uma visão geral abrangente e atualizada da perfusão hipotérmica oxigenada (HOPE) no transplante hepático, abrangendo desde a prática clínica real e análises de dados aprofundadas até à expansão das indicações, otimização do enxerto e inovação cirúrgica. Os participantes aprenderão sobre experiências consolidadas de centros de referência na Península Ibérica e na Europa, discutirão a expansão dos critérios para dadores DCD e a expansão destes critérios, e explorarão o papel do HOPE como padrão de cuidados em diferentes contextos clínicos.
Ordem do dia
The HOPe-volution: expandindo as fronteiras da perfusão hipotérmica oxigenada; 4.ª Jornada HOPE Ibéria – Transplante Hepático
09:30 – 10:00
Registo e café de boas-vindas
10:00 – 10:30
Abertura e introdução
Boas-vindas e introdução à jornada
10:30 – 11:30
Prática atual com HOPE: experiência clínica e dados
Moderador: Hospital Universitário Vall d’Hebron
Perfusão Hipotérmica Oxigenada em Espanha – Análise de dados
HOPE em enxertos padrão: a experiência de Coimbra
Impacto económico da HOPE: custos, recursos e sustentabilidade
Discussão e perguntas (Q&A)
11:30 – 12:30
Indicações atuais e futuras da HOPE – Debate
Moderador: Hospital Universitário Vall d’Hebron
Quando é necessária a combinação PRN e HOPE?
HOPE para hepatocarcinoma (HCC)
HOPE, efeito imunomodulador e rejeição
Perfusão prolongada
Discussão e perguntas (Q&A)
12:30 – 13:30
Almoço
13:30 – 15:00
HOPE: aplicações técnicas e cirúrgicas
Moderador: Hospital Universitário Vall d’Hebron
Split ex-situ e reduções de enxerto com HOPE como o novo padrão: resultados pediátricos e espanhóis
Resultados do implante de lobos direitos
Papel da enfermagem e/ou dos perfusionistas na HOPE
Cirurgia de banco assistida por HOPE
Inovação cirúrgica: HOPE para facilitar o transplante hepático robótico
Cirurgia extrema HBP – Resseção hepática com perfusão HOPE
15:00 – 15:15
Pausa para café
15:15 – 15:45
Avaliação da viabilidade durante a perfusão hipotérmica oxigenada – Atualização
15:45 – 16:00
Soluções de preservação e prática clínica
16:00 – 16:30
Debate final, perguntas e encerramento
Discussão aberta
onclusões e encerramento da jornada
Sujeito a possíveis alterações
Additional Information
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MasterClass venue is an approximate 10 minute cab ride from the nearest train station.
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Unreserved parking is available on site.
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Thackray Museum of Medicine information
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Nearby Accommodations
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Leeds information
Speakers
Barbara Fiore
Leeds
Bio
Rod Figueiredo
Newcastle
Bio
Samuel James Tingle, MD (PhD Candidate)
Newcastle University in Newcastle upon Tyne, England, School of Biomedical Sciences
Dr. Tingle is a surgeon and PhD candidate at Newcastle University. He is a Specialist Registrar in Surgery and an MRC Clinical Research Fellow in Transplantation. Dr. Tingle has maintained a relationship with the transplantation team at the Freeman Hospital since medical school, facilitating his continual involvement in multiple laboratory-based, translational and clinical research projects throughout his MRes, Academic Foundation Programme and Academic Clinical Fellowship. His research interests include machine perfusion, registry analysis, big data and meta-analysis.
Dr. Tingle is currently a Medical Research Council Clinical Research Fellow and Cochrane Clinical Answers Associate Editor. He is a member of the Royal College of Surgeons. Dr. Tingle is the recipient of the North East Surgical Training Academy NESTAC Medal for oral presentation of research, and is the recipient of several research grants, including most recently MRC Clinical Research Training Fellowship, with joint Kidney Research UK funding, the Wellcome Trust Translational Partnership – Early Translational Funding and Quality in Organ Donation Research Grant.
Dr. Tingle’s first-author publications include Donor Liver Blood Tests and Liver Transplant Outcomes: UK Registry Cohort Study, Transplantation, and Machine perfusion in liver transplantation. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews.
Philipp Dutkowski Prof. Dr. Med.
Professor of Surgery, Deputy Head of Visceral Surgery
University Hospital Basel, Switzerland
Philipp Dutkowski, MD is currently Professor of Surgery at the University Hospital Basel, Switzerland where he recently joined to start their liver transplant program. Prior to this appointment, he was Head of Abdominal Organ Transplantation and Director of the Liver Transplant Program in Zurich. He started his surgical career in 1993 in Germany at the University of Mainz, and completed his board certification for Surgery in 1999, and for Visceral Surgery in 2002. In parallel, he completed his thesis for Habilitation in 2001, after establishing a research group in the field of liver preservation. In 2004, he joined the group of Pierre Alain Clavien in Zurich, and succeeded to translate basic research on machine liver perfusion into clinical application. Since 2009, he leads the abdominal transplant program in Zurich.
David Nasralla
Royal Free
Bio
Keziah Crick
Royal Free
Bio
Colin Wilson
Newcastle
Bio
Registration is Free. Delegates will need to cover their own travel and accommodation costs.
