Greetings and Invitation
Explore the transformative role of physical activity in solid organ transplantation – from prehabilitation to long-term recovery.
Over two inspiring days, leading experts and transplant athletes will come together to share the latest research, personal experiences, and forward-thinking approaches on the intersection of transplantation, physical performance, rehabilitation, and long-term health.
Head of the KfH Dialysis Center at the University Hospital Carl Gustav Carus Dresden
Head of the Department of Urology at the University Hospital Carl Gustav Carus Dresden
The online registration for the IPSOT-Symposium is open. You can access the registration via the button above.
Registration fee
Registration Participants | 150,00 € |
| Medical assitant, Nursing * | 85,00 € |
| Student * | 35,00 € |
The registration fee include the current VAT.
*A copy of the Student ID/Certificate will be required to validate the registration.
Accreditation points will be applied from the State Chamber of Physicians of Saxony for this event.
Click here to see the preliminary program.
The Impact of physical Activity before and after solid Organ Transplantation
Scientific symposium to accompany the World Transplant Games 2025
- Solid Organ Transplantation in Germany Compared to Other Countries: Status Quo and Perspectives
- Optimizing Transplant Outcomes: Exercise, Prehabilitation, and Innovative Monitoring Approaches
- Post-Transplant Care and Recovery: Exercise, Aftercare Interventions, and Personal Journeys
- Mental Resilience and Well-being: The Psychological and Social Benefits of Sports Post-Transplant
- Rehabilitation and Recovery: Key to Success After Transplantation
- Transplant Athletes: Overcoming Challenges, Seizing Opportunities, and Celebrating the Power of Organ Donation
(Subject to change without notice)
Maritim Hotel & Internationales Congress Center Dresden
International Congress Center Dresden (ICD)
Ostra-Ufer 2
01067 Dresden, Germany
The ICD is located directly at the Elbe River in the heart of the city, only a few steps away from the most sights of Dresden:
- City centre: 0,5 km
- Airport: 9,0 km
- Main Station: 2,0 km
- Main attractions: 0,5 km
Accommodation
Recommended accommodation close to the venue or directly in the hotel where the symposium takes place. We recommend booking your hotel room before the reservation deadline on July 31, 2025: https://dresden.travel/Transdia2025
About Dresden
Dresden – Saxony’s Florence on the Elbe- “Elbflorenz” Dresden, also known as the ‘Florence on the Elbe’, is a cultural centre in eastern Germany, famous for its baroque architecture, including the Zwinger Palace and the Frauenkirche. The city offers a vibrant art scene, museums and festivals along the picturesque Elbe. It is a must for history and art lovers. Discover the diversity of the city of Dresden and the variety of the surrounding area from Meissen to the Saxony Elbe Sandstone Mountains.
https://dresden-magazin.com/en/
Further information can be found via the following links:
- Tourism – Dresden Information GmbH | City of Dresden
- Steam boat tour “Dampfschifffahrt Dresden”
- Sightseeing tour through Dresden
In these links, visitors are invited to formulate a personalised itinerary of events and activities in accordance with the schedule of the symposium. In addition, to explore the Baroque city of Dresden and the surrounding area independently.
Chiesi GmbH
Sponsorship amount: 1.300,00 €
Neovii Biotech GmbH
Sponsorship amount: 1.500,00 €
General Information
Badges
Onsite access to all scientific and networking events will only be possible with your personal badge. All participants are requested to wear their name badge throughout the congress.
Currency
As in most countries of the European Union, the official currency is the Euro (€).
Major credit cards are accepted at most cash points (ATM machines), stores, restaurants and hotels.
Electricity
Germany operates on a 230V supply voltage and 50Hz.
Health
All visitors are advised to have valid international insurance.
Insurance
The conference organiser cannot be made responsible for any personal accident or loss or damage of private property of participants and accompanying persons. Participants have to arrange for their own insurance cover if considered necessary.
Language
The official language is German. English is spoken by the staff of most hotels, restaurants and shops.
Telephone and internet
The German international pre-dial is +49. Public places like museums, malls, restaurants, monuments and even parks may offer “free” WiFi Hotspots.
Time
The Germany standard time zone at the time of the conference is UTC+1. (CET / GMT+01:00).
Please note all published times are given at this time zone.
Visa
Under German law responsibility for issuing visas lies with the missions of the Federal Republic of Germany, i.e. its embassies and consulates-general. Local responsibility for issuing the visa lies with the mission responsible for the area in which the applicant has his/ her ordinary residence or domicile.
Weather
Please check the up-to-date weather in Dresden here.
Organiser
Transdia Sport Deutschland e. V. (TSD)
Freiberger Str. 31
01067 Dresden
Germany
HRB: VR 14899
StNr.: DE425696370
Gudrun Manuwald-Seemüller
Prof. Dr. Eberhard Schollmeyer
Hagen Brosch
Conference Office
Intercom Dresden GmbH
Sylvia Neumann
Zellescher Weg 3
01069 Dresden, Germany
e-mail: ipsot-symposium@intercom-kongresse.de
phone: +49 351 320 173 20
fax: +49 351 320 173 33
web: www.intercom-kongresse.de
Important Dates
Opening registration
Open!
Conference
August 22-23, 2025
Accreditation points will be applied from the State Chamber of Physicians of Saxony for this event.
