World Users Meeting - We Change Medicine
CytoSorb Therapy - from the past to the future

July 2nd, 2022

Welcome
Christian Steiner and Stefan Baudis, CytoSorbents

Latest Changes in Medicine:
What can we learn from the story of Xenotransplantation?
Bruno Reichart, Munich/Germany

Session 1
In every beginning is a magic moment – The first CytoSorb cases in different indications and its consequences
Chairs: Jean-Louis Vincent, Brussels/Belgium and Carlos Mestres, Zurich/Switzerland

Septic and vasoplegic shock
Andrea Montisci

Severe rhabdomyolysis
Claus Krenn, Vienna/Austria

Liver failure
János Fazakas, Budapest/Hungary

Aortic surgery
Heinz Jakob, Essen/Germany

Antithrombotic removal
Michael Schmoeckel, Hamburg/Germany

Session 2
Latest results and best practice
Chairs: Guillaume Lebreton, Paris/France and Yatin Mehta, Gurgaon, India

CytoSorb in septic shock – the importance of patient selection, timing and dosing
Axel Nierhaus, Hamburg/Germany

ECMO plus CytoSorb
Federico Pappalardo, Alessandria/Italy

Liver support on a higher level
Dana Tomescu, Bucharest/Romania

Panel discussion and voting – Intensive Care
Zsolt Molnar, Budapest/Hungary; Heidi Niehaus, Hannover/Germany;
Konstanty Szuldrzynski, Warsaw/Poland; Andreas Kribben, Essen/Germany;
Kai Singbartl, Phoenix/USA;

Session 3
Future perspectives and new indications
Chairs: Oliver Liakopoulos, Bad Nauheim, Germany and Konstanty Szuldrzynski, Warsaw/Poland

Influence on microcirculation
Can Ince, Rotterdam/The Netherlands

Panel discussion and voting – Cardiac Surgery
Daniel Wendt, Essen/Germany; Oliver Liakopoulos, Bad Nauheim, Germany;
Maria Rosario Serrano, Bad Oeynhausen/Germany; Guillaume Lebreton, Paris/France;
Federico Pappalardo, Alessandria/Italy; Jurij Kalisnik, Nuernberg/Germany

Ex Vivo Perfusion - we can improve organ quality
Sandra Lindstedt, Lund /Sweden

The future of Intensive Care and the role of CytoSorb
Jean-Louis Vincent, Brussels/Belgium

Future of Cardiac Surgery and the role of CytoSorb
Carlos Mestres, Zurich/Switzerland