A special thanks to Adam Gerber and Vijayan Nair for their expertise and interest in the dried plasma focus group, which made great progress. We hope CTTACC was an enriching experience for the Octapharma team as well!
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Thank you to @OctapharmaGroup for their generous sponsorship of the 2025 CTTACC Conference! Their support was instrumental in making this year's event such a resounding success. We couldn't have done it without you!
We thank Dr. Sangeeta Pati, Founder and Medical Director, SaJune Institute for Restorative and Regenerative Medicine for delivering a special lecture this morning. She discussed the application of Integrative Medicine in supporting recovery from Traumatic Brain Injury.
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We thank all the speakers in the Military Health Session Focused on Battlefield Strategies for Care. They discussed medical needs and presented lessons learned from previous wars and planning for current and future conflicts.
Thank you to Dr. Stephen Ferrara, CAPT USN (Ret), Acting Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs, for a distinguished presentation on Medical Readiness Reimagined: Meeting the Demands of 21st Century Conflict.
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Thank you to Dr. Anthony Atala, Professor and Chair of Urology, @WakeForest for his special lecture on AFIRM: Advancing Healthcare for our Wounded Warriors. He discussed the creation of several consortiums to support taking products from bench to bedside. #cttacc#cttacc2025
Thank you to Dr. Ernest "Gene" Moore, Distinguished Professor of Surgery, Denver Health for his special lecture on the use of Acellular Tissue Engineered Vessels in civilian and military settings. @DenverHealthMed#cttacc2025#cttacc
The sophisticated genetic manipulation of Shp1 gene in neutrophils identified that neutrophils and Sph1 are required for the development of ARDS. In humans, Sph1 pathogenic mutations have been identified and result in familial emphysema. #cttacc#cttacc2025
Thank you Dr. Clifford Lowell, Distinguished Professor and Chair, Department of Laboratory Medicine, @UCSF for his talk on role of neutrophil signaling in developing of acute lung injury and ARDS.
Thank you to Dr. Shibani Pati, our CTTACC conference chair, for her welcoming remarks to the 6th biannual CTTACC meeting. She invites us all to forge collaborations, improve patient care and work towards future partnerships. Our theme word for this meeting is "connection."
Recently, after testing in animal models, her work highlights the use of placental mesenchymal stem cell lines in the pursuit of improving fetal surgery outcomes in the treatment of Spina Bifida. #spinabifida#cttacc2025#cttacc2025#celltherapy#research
Thank you Dr. @DianaFarmerMD, Chair and Distinguished Professor at the @ucdavis Department of Surgery, for her talk on the in utero and postnatal clinical trials to treat Spina Bifida. Her work started as surgical intervention in utero.
Thank you to Dr. Deepak Srivastava, President, Professor and Senior Investigator, @GladstoneInst/@UCSF for the fascinating talk that highlighted his research going from bench to bedside.
and how inclusion criteria such as mechanism of injury, presences or absence of TBI, vital signs, transfer origin, GCS score, and intubation affect mortality and recovery. #cttacc#cttacc2025@upitt#tbi#research#trauma
Thank you to Dr. Jason Sperry, Section Chief of Trauma Surgery at the University of Pittsburgh for his fascinating talk. He shared data on Harmonization of 6 clinical trials in the US.