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In the past 6 years, various efforts have been made to improve the treatment of patients with renal disease in Kosova. In June 2000, two WHO-appointed consultants wrote an extended report on future needs, to guarantee that end-stage renal disease (ESRD) patients in Kosova are treated to general standards [1]. This was followed in 2001 by a group of six people who were sent by the ISN Commission on Acute Renal Failure and the Joint Action Eastern Europe (ISN/ERA), to support the renal unit with technical advice, to give teaching lessons and to help improve dialytic treatment immediately after the war. The ISN/ERA group met staff members and trainees of the Department of Nephrology and worked with them for an entire week [2]. In 2002, another short visit was initiated by the ISN/EDTA; this was followed by a private initiative of the University of Heidelberg for nephrology seminars for trainees and young nephrologists in 2005 and 2006. Attendance and interest in both meetings were extraordinarily high and a report for ISN and EDTA was filed. Based on this report, ISN and EDTA officially supported the 2007 Balkan Nephrology School, which was held by members of the Renal Divisions of the Universities of Vienna, Ghent and Heidelberg.

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Report on the 1st Balkan Nephrology School held in Prishtina/Kosova and on the first living related kidney transplantation at the University Hospital of Prishtina, 23-26 May 2007