ELITA Specialty Update Symposium
SUNDAY 24 SEPTEMBER 2017 | 09:00-12.50
09:00-10.40 SESSION 1
CHAIRS: Luca Belli, Milan, Italy and Wojciech Polak, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
09:00 Introduction
Christophe Duvoux, Paris, France and Gabriela Berlakovich, Vienna, Austria
09:05 Case presentation: Late biliary complication after adult-to-adult split liver transplantation not related to vascular complications
Stefano Di Sandro, Milan, Italy
09:15 Classification, epidemiology and pathophysiology of biliary complications after liver transplantation
Silvio Nadalin, Tübingen, Germany
09:35 How to treat the biliary tract during liver procurement and during transplantation?
Nicolas Meurisse, Leuven, Belgium
09:55 Diagnostic work-up for biliary complications after liver transplantation
Gabriela Berlakovich, Vienna, Austria
10:20 Case discussion + Q&A
William Bennet, Gothenburg, Sweden
10:40-11:00 Break
11:00-13:00 SESSION 2
CHAIRS: Giacomo Germani, Padova, Italy and Krzysztof Zieniewicz, Warsaw, Poland
11:00 Case presentation: Biliary complication after DCD liver transplantation: from bad to worse
S. Darwish Murad, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
11:10 Non-anastomotic strictures in DCD liver transplantation – how to prevent them?
Robert Porte, Groningen, The Netherlands
11:30 How far can we go with conservative management of biliary complications after liver transplantation?
Herold Metselaar, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
11:50 Good functioning graft with severe biliary complications - when is the right time for re-transplantation?
Darius Mirza, Birmingham, United Kingdom
12:10 How the pathologist can help clinician in decision making in case of biliary complications?
Desley Neil, Birmingham, United Kingdom
12:30 Case discussion + Q&A
William Bennet, Gothenburg, Sweden
12:50 Closing remarks
Roberto Troisi, Ghent, Belgium
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OBJECTIVES | To provide the liver transplant professionals with up to date information on donor selection, anatomical and surgical technical pitfalls and management of recipients after small for size syndrome in split and living donor liver transplants.
TARGET AUDIENCE | Liver transplant surgeons and hepatologists, HPB surgeons and general hepatologists, HPB oncologists, specialist nurses in liver transplantation, HPB, hepatology and oncology
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The European Liver and Intestine Transplantation Association is a multi-disciplinary Society of health professionals in liver and intestine transplantation which is the official professional society delegated by ESOT for liver and intestine transplantation in Europe.
GOALS | To provide a range of educational activities, stimulate discussion and influence European legislation in liver and intestine transplantation. To stimulate clinical research and publications from analysis of the registry, in partnership with the European Liver Transplant Registry.
AIM | Our aim is to set guidelines and standards and to provide education and support in liver and intestine transplantation within the European Countries.