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Abstract Submission Open for the ASTS 16th Annual State of the Art Winter Symposium

Jul 7, 2015, 09:47 AM by User Not Found

Limited Supply, Increasing Demand: Expanding Organ Donation
January 14 – 17, 2016
Loews Miami Beach Hotel, Florida

As more patients suffer due to the shortage of life-saving donor organs each year, the American Society of Transplant Surgeons is focusing its Winter Symposium on innovative science and effective public policy to combat this crisis.

Abstracts and videos should be related to clinical or basic research, surgical technique, or surgical practice that is new, innovative, or visionary. Abstracts and videos that address basic but controversial aspects of surgical management are also encouraged.

You may submit as many abstracts as you wish. Abstracts presented or accepted for presentation by a young investigator (defined as a medical student, resident, or fellow) at an ASTS or AST national meeting within the previous year may also be submitted to the American Transplant Congress (ATC). All abstracts are blinded for peer review and ranked on the basis of scientific merit.

Top Abstracts will be selected to present at the Mini-Oral Abstract Session or Oral Abstract Sessions I and II during the Winter Symposium. For complete selection criteria, please see the Winter Symposium webpage.

Click here to submit an abstract.

All persons who submitted abstracts will be notified by mid-November whether their abstract has been selected for oral or poster presentation. All abstract presenters must register for and attend the ASTS 16th Annual Winter Symposium. All Trainees receive complimentary registration to the Winter Symposium.  

New This Year!

Start collecting your videos and images of challenging intraoperative situations! These videos and images will be used in a highly interactive video session at the Winter Symposium that focuses on intraoperative decision making. You may be asked to present the video yourself OR we may use the video/image content in this interactive multimedia educational session. If we use any of your submitted content, you will be notified, given full credit, and receive complimentary all-access registration to the Winter Symposium. Videos should be no more than 10 minutes in length. Submit all videos and images to:

ASTS National Office
ATTN: Jamison Visone
2461 South Clark Street, Suite 640
Arlington, VA 22202

For the latest updates on the Winter Symposium, visit our website