Global Action Against Resistant Infections in Transplant Patients

An international research consortium focused on improving care for solid organ transplant recipients affected by antimicrobial resistance.

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Purpose

Advancing care through collaborative research

CARVA-SOT is a European-led international research network dedicated to tackling multidrug-resistant infections in solid organ transplant recipients. The consortium brings together clinical and research institutions from Spain, Italy, Brazil, and other countries, fostering collaboration to improve patient outcomes and advance scientific knowledge in transplant medicine.

Why CARBA-SOT?

Transplant patients are especially vulnerable to resistant infections. CARVA-SOT was created to generate shared knowledge, harmonize clinical data, and support evidence-based decision-making at an international level.

Network

A strong international network driving research forward

CARBA-SOT connects clinicians, researchers, and institutions across countries to enable coordinated, high-impact research on antimicrobial resistance in transplant medicine.

Growing Collaboration

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Multidisciplinary Team

Clinicians, microbiologists, epidemiologists, and transplant specialists working together.

International Reach

Participating centers across Europe and Latin America.

Coordinated Structure

Promoters and national coordinators ensure aligned research efforts.

Shared Data

Harmonized clinical data to support robust multicenter studies.

Projects

Ongoing research projects across transplant medicine

RESIST-TR

A multicenter retrospective study focused on evaluating the clinical impact, risk factors, and outcomes of multidrug-resistant infections in kidney transplant recipients across participating centers.

Key Focus Areas

PREV-MDR

A prospective study focused on monitoring and preventing antimicrobial resistance in liver transplant patients across participating centers.

Study Highlights

News

Latest news and updates from the consortium

febrero 3, 2026

CARBA-SOT announces first international symposium

febrero 3, 2026

First CARBA-SOT scientific paper submitted

Interested in collaborating with us?

CARBA-SOT welcomes research institutions, healthcare professionals, and international partners interested in advancing knowledge and improving care in transplant-related infections.