Reminder: Access Abstracts Now for ATC 2009
ATC Abstracts2View serve as an important scientific preview for programming at the
American Transplant Congress, and are now available online at
http://www.abstracts2view.com/atc/. The site presents ATC
2009 abstracts searchable by session title, author, keywords and categories at no
charge to anyone who registers on the Web site.
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Nearly 4,500 transplant surgeons, clinicians, nurses, clinical pharmacists and allied
health professionals will register in the approaching weeks for the American Transplant
Congress 2009 scheduled for May 30 through June 3 in Boston. The meeting will be
held in the John B. Hynes Convention Center, which is conveniently located near
hotels, restaurants, shopping and museums.
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An exciting addition to the ATC this year, the New Investigator Career Highlight
Forum will showcase some of the most innovative research in transplantation as up-and-coming
investigators present their findings to an international audience and benefit from
the feedback of seasoned research investigators.
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The American Transplant Congress 2009 presents a highly specialized group of exhibitors
the opportunity to display their products, technology and services to nearly 4,500
attendees from all walks of transplantation science in the Exhibit Hall.
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Carefully review the five full days of educational programming and other activities
planned for transplant surgeons, clinicians, nurses, clinical pharmacists and allied
health professionals during the American Transplant Congress 2009.
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All activities for American Transplant Congress will take place in the John B. Hynes Convention Center unless otherwise noted.
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This year, there are eight Pre-Meeting Symposia. Essential Immunology for the Clinician, Clinical Updates and Donor-Derived Infectious Disease and Transplantation Immunology for the Basic Scientist are full-day sessions.
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The exhibits are located in Exhibit Hall D of the John B. Hynes Convention Center. The exhibits are an integral part of the complete educational experience featuring the latest in technology and research in the field of transplantation medicine.
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The American Society of Transplant Surgeons (ASTS) is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to sponsor continuing medical education for physicians.
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There are membership booths for both the ASTS and AST located in the lobby outside Hall A of the John B. Hynes Convention Center. Membership, future meeting information, public policy information and society literature as well as computer demonstrations of the ASTS and AST Home Pages will be available.
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