C. Heleen van Ommen: IPTN Meeting Highlights Progress in Pediatric Thrombosis
C. Heleen van Ommen, Pediatric Hematologist at Erasmus MC, Member of The Supervisory Board at ECAT Foundation, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“An inspiring IPTN meeting during the ISTH Congress.
It was wonderful to see colleagues from around the world come together for the International Pediatric Thrombosis Network (IPTN) meeting during the ISTH Congress.
Beyond the scientific discussions, this meeting once again highlighted what makes IPTN so special: a truly international community built on collaboration, friendship, and a shared commitment to improving care for children with thrombosis.
We had inspiring discussions about ongoing projects, future initiatives and manuscripts, education and new opportunities to strengthen our global network.
The exchange of ideas and experiences continues to drive progress in pediatric thrombosis research and clinical care.
A heartfelt thank you to all colleagues for your dedication, enthusiasm, and contributions to IPTN.
It is a privilege to work together with such a passionate and supportive community.
A special thank you to ISTH for providing the platform to bring our community together, and to the IPTN Data Coordinating Center (DCC) at Johns Hopkins for the continuous support, coordination, and commitment that make our collaborative efforts possible.
Looking forward to many more collaborations, discoveries, and shared achievements ahead!”
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