GTH 2023 in Frankfurt

The GTH, the Society for Thrombosis and Hemostasis Research, is concerned on a clinical and scientific level with the prevention, diagnosis and therapy of disorders of blood coagulation, as well as thrombotic clinical pictures. The predecessor organization of the GTH was founded as early as 1956. Since then, it has presented relevant information and current findings in the field of thrombosis and hemostasis research every year.

Under the congress theme "New Concepts for a Lifelong Challenge", a thematically broad range of lectures, symposia and discussions are offered by renowned speakers. Top speakers include Prof. Göran K. Hanson, professor of experimental cardiovascular research at the Karolinska Institute and secretary general of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, and Prof. Alex C. Spyropoulos, professor at the Institute of Health System Science, Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research.

The main topics of GTH 2023 are:

• Atherosclerosis and Inflammation
• Cancer and thrombosis
• Fibrinolysis
• Gene and cell therapy
• Hemophilia
• Hemostasis in women
• Complex hemostasis and coagulation disorders
• Laboratory problems
• Pathological mechanisms of thrombosis
• Patient-related outcome and quality of life
• Platelet bleeding disorders
• Platelet physiology
• Perinatal and pediatric hemostasis
• Perioperative hemostasis
• Rare bleeding disorders
• Treatment with blood components and plasma concentrates
• Biology and disorders of the vascular wall
• Von Willebrand syndrome

The program includes active and interactive sessions, "pros and cons" debates, topic-specific workshops, educational sessions, and meet-and-greets with experts. In addition, various prizes and scholarships will be awarded, outstanding abstracts and posters will be recognized. Furthermore individual courses are offered, which times, you can see in the website at "online program". The congress will be complemented by the annual general meeting of GTH members and an industry exhibition. More than 1000 visitors are expected in Frankfurt.