Although I was unable to attend this year’s liver symposium at NASPGHAN19, I reviewed the lecture notes.  There is some terrific content.  Here are some of the slides (borrowed with permission from NASPGHAN).

Link to complete NASPGHAN Chronic Liver Disease Symposium 2019

SESSION IV – LIVER TRANSPLANT: PRE- AND POST-TRANSPLANT CONSIDERATIONS

Referring your patient for liver transplantation Shikha S. Sundaram, MD MSCI, FAASLD, Children’s Hospital Colorado

Where will we get our organs from in 2020?  Jean Emond MD, Columbia University Medical College (Slides not available in online handout)

What should I do if my liver transplant patient has elevated liver tests?  Udeme Ekong MD, Georgetown University Hospital

What is a “normal” childhood after liver transplantation? Estella Alonso MD, Ann and Robert H Lurie Children’s Hospital

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