Transplant Infectious Disease

Dedicated to addressing the complex and evolving challenges of infections in transplant recipients #TID #TxID

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Graft pyelonephritis: how long do you treat? When does bacteriuria actually need antibiotics? What changes when it keeps coming back?

The latest Ask the Expert from the TID Section takes on pyelonephritis in kidney transplant recipients.

https://t.co/7tQ6Ab3JHm

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Pyelonephritis in a kidney transplant recipient isn't the same disease as pyelonephritis in anyone else — different anatomy, different organisms, different stakes for the graft.

New Ask the Expert from the TID Section tackles it 👇
https://t.co/7tQ6Ab3JHm

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📣Introducing 'Ask the expert' - a new educational initiative from the TID section.

📚 Designed to provide practical, timely and expert-driven guidance, 'Ask the expert' addresses questions commonly encountered in the care of transplant patients.

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Today, more than 25 years later, the TID Section remains committed to advancing the care of transplant recipients through excellence in infectious diseases research, education, and global collaboration.

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📖 A Brief History of the TID Section

On May 27, 1999, The Transplantation Society officially established the Transplant Infectious Diseases (TID) Section, recognizing the growing need for specialized research, education, and collaboration in this rapidly evolving field.

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The Section held its first meeting in Vienna, Austria, in 2004 and has continued to bring together experts from around the world through annual scientific meetings and educational initiatives.