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JHLT: The Podcast

ISHLT
Lung Transplantation
Mechanical Circulatory Support
Heart Transplantation
2024 IHLT Guidelines
Heart Failure
Organ Allocation
Community Health Disparities
ECMO
Pulmonary Endarterectomy
Heart Transplant
Socioeconomic Disadvantage
Immunosuppressive Regimens
International Society Of Heart and Lung Transplantation
Healthcare Guidelines
Patient Care Quality
Acute Right Ventricular Failure
Temporary Mechanical Circulatory Support
Air Quality
SCHEDULE Trial
Chronic Lung Allograft Dysfunction

The Journal of Heart and Lung Transplantation podcast airs each month and features the JHLT Digital Media Editors in round table talks with the Journal's contributors.

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JHLT: The Podcast kicks off April with a discussion of the paper, "Lung Cancer After Lung Transplantation: Early Detection and Curative Surgery Drive Long-Term Survival," which appears in the April issue of JHLT.

Senior author Pauline Pradère, MD, ... more

JHLT: The Podcast continues a themed month on HIV infection in solid organ transplant, building on our last episode's exploration from Dr. Saeed at Montefiore in New York.

Our guest this episode is infectious diseases expert Cameron Wolfe, MD, Prof... more

This month on JHLT: The Podcast, the Digital Media Editors host two themed discussions around HIV in solid organ transplantation. The conversation begins with a discussion of the paper, "Early experience in heart transplantation utilizing donors with... more

JHLT: The Podcast returns with an episode for our heart transplant colleagues, discussing the paper, "Barriers and opportunities in donation after circulatory death heart transplantation," from the February issue of JHLT.

Featured on this episode i... more

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Recent Guests

Cameron Wolfe
Infectious disease specialist in transplantation
Duke Department of Medicine
Episode: Episode 80: Solid Organ Transplantation and HIV Infection
Omar Saeed
Lead author of the manuscript on Early Experience in Heart Transplantation Utilizing Donors with HIV
Division of Cardiology, Montefiore Medical Center, New York
Episode: Episode 79: Early Experience in Heart Transplantation Using Donors with HIV
Kate Phillips
Fourth-year resident in the Integrated Cardiothoracic Surgery Program at NYU
NYU Langone
Episode: Episode 78: Barriers and Opportunities in DCD Heart Transplantation
Brian Wayda
Representing a larger team at NYU focusing on DCD heart transplantation.
NYU Langone
Episode: Episode 78: Barriers and Opportunities in DCD Heart Transplantation
Andrew Courtwright
Lead author, University of Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
Episode: Episode 77: ISHLT Consensus Statement: Short Telomere Syndrome and Lung Transplantation
John Mackintosh
Lead author, Prince Charles Hospital
Prince Charles Hospital
Episode: Episode 77: ISHLT Consensus Statement: Short Telomere Syndrome and Lung Transplantation
Bin Yang
Guest host, transplant cardiologist
Mass General Hospital
Episode: Episode 76: Evolocumab's Impact on Coronary Physiology and Microstructure in De Novo Heart Transplant Recipients
Salma Karim
First author of the discussed study and resident in cardiology
Aarhus University Hospital
Episode: Episode 76: Evolocumab's Impact on Coronary Physiology and Microstructure in De Novo Heart Transplant Recipients
Hans Eiskjaer
Senior author of the discussed study
Aarhus University Hospital
Episode: Episode 76: Evolocumab's Impact on Coronary Physiology and Microstructure in De Novo Heart Transplant Recipients

Hosts

David Chowilski
Host of the episode; Cardiac surgeon with association to a major transplant program.
Marty Tam
Host of the podcast; Transplant cardiologist with experience in transplant leadership.
Erica Lees
Co-host and transplant pulmonologist; Digital Media Editor.
Van-Khue Ton
Host and transplant cardiologist; Digital Media Editor

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Episode 79: Early Experience in Heart Transplantation Using Donors with HIV
Q: What are the next steps for programs wanting to adopt this approach?
Emphasize careful, multidisciplinary decision-making with infectious disease, establish a research pathway, participate in prospective studies (HOPE thoracic repository), and prepare for careful donor and recipient monitoring while awaiting broader NIH-supported trials.
Episode 79: Early Experience in Heart Transplantation Using Donors with HIV
Q: Did the inclusion criteria change over the 10 years of the program?
Yes. Criteria evolved from stringent requirements, including a conservative approach to opportunistic infections and viral control, to a more flexible framework that still required multidisciplinary oversight and a research pathway, reflecting growing confidence in outcomes.
Episode 79: Early Experience in Heart Transplantation Using Donors with HIV
Q: Omar, what have been the discussions prior to the first transplantations in 2015 regarding recipient eligibility and safety?
The program started with careful selection to avoid marginal recipients and ensure reasonable functional status, with extensive involvement of infectious disease physicians and a multidisciplinary approach to pre- and post-transplant care; eligibility criteria were gradually relaxed as experience demonstrated safety and positive outcomes.
Episode 77: ISHLT Consensus Statement: Short Telomere Syndrome and Lung Transplantation
Q: How should this diagnosis influence immunosuppression and post-transplant care?
There is no uniform recommendation to change standard immunosuppression, but patients with short telomeres are more susceptible to cytopenias and liver injury, so immunosuppression regimens may need tailoring and closer monitoring, with involvement from hematology and hepatology as needed.
Episode 77: ISHLT Consensus Statement: Short Telomere Syndrome and Lung Transplantation
Q: Which patients should be screened for short telomere syndrome?
All lung transplant candidates with interstitial lung disease should be assessed for short telomere syndrome, with telomere length measurement and consideration of extra-pulmonary features to guide risk stratification.

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This series centers on cutting-edge heart and lung transplantation topics, with in-depth discussions led by seasoned transplant surgeons, cardiologists, and researchers. Episodes frequently feature roundtable-style conversations that unpack clinical challenges, trial findings, and policy shifts—from HIV-positive transplantation and HOPE Act implications to donor strategies like DCD, and from consensus statements on telomere syndrome to innovations in LVADs and donor heart preservation. A notable strength is its ability to translate complex research into practical implications for programs, waitlists, and post-transplant management, often including international perspectives and real-world data. The show is particularly valuable for transpla... more

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