EUROSTAM is a project financed by the EC (FP7-HEALTH Collaborative project). The project started on 1 december 2012 and will last for three years.
The project adresses the FP7 workprogramme topic: Innovative approaches to solid organ transplantation.
Main aim of the project is to determine the feasibility and advantage to implement a Europe-wide acceptable mismatch program to facilitate transplantation of highly sensitized patients, who do not have a chance to be transplanted in their own population. The simulation studies on basis of the HLA phenotypes in different European populations will show the theoretical advantage of a Europe-wide acceptable mismatch program. The results of these studies will be published on the EUROSTAM website and in an international peer reviewed journal.
Our goal:
The major objective of the 10 partners in this project is to analyze the feasibility and requirements for a Europe-wide acceptable mismatch program to enhance transplantation of patients with rare HLA phenotypes in their own population. Read more ….
Consortium Meeting – Nov 2015
On 19-20 November 2015, the last consortium meeting of the EUROSTAM project has taken place at the Regentenkamer in Leiden. On November 19th the meeting started at 14:00 (CET) after lunch at "The Baroness of Leyden". On the second day, at Golden Tulip & Tulip...
read moreWorkshop – Nov 2015
on 17-19 November 2015, there will be a workshop organised at Golden Tulip & Tulip Inn Hotel in Leiden. We will start with a welcome diner in the evening of November 17. On November 18, we will have a day with presentations on the current status of the definition of...
read moreConsortium Meeting – May 2015
On May 11-12 2015, the Consortium Meeting was organised in Oxford, UK.
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The project has received funding from the European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme [FP7/2007-2013] under grant agreement number HEALTH-F4-2012-305385