International Transplant Skin Cancer Collaborative

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2018 ITSCC Retreat
Thursday, September 27 – Sunday, September 30, 2018
Essex Conference & Retreat Center
Essex, Massachusetts, USA

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Survey Request
ITSCC is considering funding opportunities for a transplant skin cancer registry. Knowledge of which transplant centers are associated with ITSCC members and a rough idea of how many transplant patients are being followed would be helpful in this process. Please provide brief details regarding your transplant practice via this survey

The International Transplant Skin Cancer Collaborative (ITSCC) is an organization of dermatologic surgeons, clinicians and researchers from multiple disciplines dedicated to advancing the care and understanding of skin cancer in organ transplant recipients.

These patients are up to 65 times more likely to develop skin cancer than people without transplants. Skin cancer is the most common cancer affecting solid organ transplant recipients, affecting up to 70 percent of patients within 20 years, and is the result of intense immunosuppressive regimens.

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Updated on Wednesday, October 11th, 2017

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Annual membership dues:

FREE for residents and fellows-in-training
$50 USD for those 1-5 years out from training
$150 USD for those 5 or more years out from training

Your tax-deductible donation supports the education and research of physicians and scientists committed to improving the quality of life of organ transplant recipients. If you are unable to donate online or require other information to make a gift through a trust or other source, email info@itscc.org for additional assistance. ITSCC's federal tax ID is 43-1964114.

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ITSCC is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, and has received support through unrestricted educational grants from pharmaceutical companies and donations of time and funds from physicians, researchers, transplant patients and their families.