ECOS-TCS will feature all forms of ExtraCorporeal Organ Support (ECOS), encompassing cardiac, respiratory, kidney, and liver support as well as bloodpurification techniques. The term ECOS should now be used to define the systems and platforms designed to support or replace organs compromised by sepsis, trauma, or specific cardiac, respiratory, kidney, or liver acute diseases. A specific congress track will be dedicated to Temporary Circulatory Support (TCS) devices, that are increasingly used by interventional cardiologists & intensivists to treat cardiogenic shock due to acute myocardial infarction & end-stage cardiac will provide state-of-the-art discussions on the indications & results of extracorporeal gas exchange techniques (venovenous ECMO and ECCO2R) for acute respiratory failure. Specific sessions will also cover the latest evidence and practical management of patients with acute kidney injury or pathologies requiring emergent blood purification techniques.