ThomasMueller SwitzerlandSwisstransplant

Thomas F Mueller, MD, PD (11_24) Prof. Mueller received his medical degree in Marburg, Germany. His postgraduate training included internal medicine, intensive care, and nephrology and three postdoc years at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston. From 2004 to 2013, he had a clinical appointment at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, with a research focus on gene expression in renal transplantation. From 2014 to 2023, he was lead attending at the University Clinic in Zürich, in the last 2.5 years interim Head of the Nephrology University Clinic, with key responsibilities for the transplant program and national kidney paired exchange. Currently he works as Co-Chair for the Declaration of Istanbul Custodian group, as Senior Advisor Kidney for Swiss Transplant, as scientific associate at the University Spital of Zuerich, and in a private Nephrology practice. His research includes molecular diagnostics in transplantation and renal functional reserve testing.

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Saturday, February 8, 2025

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4:15 p.m. 5:15 p.m.	What Should I Do? Applying the Declaration of Istanbul Principles to Your Clinical Transplant Practice. ISN-DICG Joint Session BKH2004 KamalSud Chair AustraliaThe University of Sydney Maria AmaliaMatamoros Chair Costa RicaCaja Costarricense del Seguro social SanjayNagral Chair Indiaex co chair ; Declaration of Istanbul Custodian Group My Patient Wants to Travel Abroad for a Kidney Transplant BKH2004-01 JagbirGill Speaker CanadaUniversity of British Columbia My Patient Received a Kidney Transplant Abroad BKH2004-02 RuthRahamimov Speaker IsraelRabin Medical Center, Petach Tikva, Israel How to Deal With Suspicious Transplant Cases in Your Organization or Country BKH2004-03 Jonathan WalaAmeyo Speaker KenyaKenya Renal Association From Identification to Resolution: A Guide to Managing Suspicious Transplant Cases BKH2004-04 ThomasMueller Speaker SwitzerlandSwisstransplant Q&A BKH2004-05 Neelkamal Hall 305

Time

Session

4:15 p.m.

5:15 p.m.

What Should I Do? Applying the Declaration of Istanbul Principles to Your Clinical Transplant Practice. ISN-DICG Joint Session

BKH2004

KamalSud Chair AustraliaThe University of Sydney

Maria AmaliaMatamoros Chair Costa RicaCaja Costarricense del Seguro social

SanjayNagral Chair Indiaex co chair ; Declaration of Istanbul Custodian Group

My Patient Wants to Travel Abroad for a Kidney Transplant

BKH2004-01

JagbirGill Speaker CanadaUniversity of British Columbia
My Patient Received a Kidney Transplant Abroad

BKH2004-02

RuthRahamimov Speaker IsraelRabin Medical Center, Petach Tikva, Israel
How to Deal With Suspicious Transplant Cases in Your Organization or Country

BKH2004-03

Jonathan WalaAmeyo Speaker KenyaKenya Renal Association
From Identification to Resolution: A Guide to Managing Suspicious Transplant Cases

BKH2004-04

ThomasMueller Speaker SwitzerlandSwisstransplant
Q&A

BKH2004-05

Neelkamal Hall 305