Nuts and Bolts of Liver Allocation: Balancing Ugency and Survival Benefit

Nov 16 2024
Convention Center: Room 1
3:45 PM - 4:45 PM

World Class Speakers

Carl Berg, MD, FAASLD
Presenter

Carl Berg, MD, FAASLD

Duke Unviversity
Allison Kwong, MD
Presenter

Allison Kwong, MD

Stanford University Medical Center
David S. Goldberg, MD, MSCE
Presenter

David S. Goldberg, MD, MSCE

University of Miami
Neil Mehta, MD
Presenter

Neil Mehta, MD

University of California, San Francisco
Evelyn K Hsu, MD
Presenter

Evelyn K Hsu, MD

University of Washington School of Medicine
DH
Presenter

Danielle Haakison
Sudha Kodali, MD, MSPH
Moderator

Sudha Kodali, MD, MSPH
Pranab M Barman, MD
Moderator

Pranab M Barman, MD

University of California San Diego

Description

This jointly organized program presented by the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases and the American Society of Transplantation reviews current and future liver allocation policy with a focus on the principles of policy development to promote equity and emerging indications for liver transplantation. 

 

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Objectives

  • Discuss current and future liver allocation policy with a focus on principles of policy development to promote equity.
  • Compare and contrast the challenges and opportunities of urgency versus survival-benefit-based liver allocation.
  • Review the nuances in allocating donor livers for hepatocellular carcinoma, emerging indications in transplant oncology, and donor-recipient matching to address size-based disparity.
Chair

Pratima Sharma

University of Michigan Medical Center
Chair

Anjana Pillai, MD, FAASLD

The University of Chicago