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2017 American Transplant Congress » Concurrent Session: Liver Waitlist Outcome and Risk Stratification

Date: Tuesday, May 2, 2017

Time: 2:30pm-4:00pm

Location: E271a

Session Type: Concurrent Session

Meeting: 2017 American Transplant Congress

2:30pm-2:42pm
Factors Associated with Death or Transplant in Low-MELD Patients.

A. Harper,1 E. Edwards,1 J. Heimbach.2

2:42pm-2:54pm
Life Threatening Disparities in Calculated MELD Due to Variation in Laboratory Methods within a UNOS Region.

E. Verna,1 C. Connelly,1 L. Dove,1 J. Emond,1 P. Adem,2 N. Babic,3 J. Corsetti,4 J. Faix,5 J. Hayden,6 M. Lifshitz,7 M. Chiles,1 S. Mohan,1 H. Eldad,1 A. Kratz.1

2:54pm-3:06pm
MELD Exception Score: LSAM Modeling of a Fixed Floor.

J. Heimbach,1 R. Hirose,2 D. Schladt,3 J. Pyke,3 J. Zeglin,3 S. Leppke,3 J. Lake,4 W. Kim.5,3

3:06pm-3:18pm
Women Are Delisted for Being Too Sick for Liver Transplant More Frequently Than Men.

G. Cullaro, J. Lai.

3:18pm-3:30pm
Candidate Sex and Size Disparity in Liver Offer Acceptance.

M. Bowring,1 A. Massie,1 C. Haugen,1 J. Ruck,1 D. Segev,1 S. Gentry.1,2

3:30pm-3:42pm
Alcohol-Induced Hepatic Cirrhosis Is Rising Among Young Adults.

C. Kling,1 J. Perkins,1 D. Donovan,2 R. Carithers,3 L. Sibulesky.1

3:42pm-3:54pm
The Objective Liver Frailty Index Significantly Improves the Clinician “Eyeball Test” to Predict Mortality in Liver Transplant Candidates.

J. Lai, K. Covinsky, C. McCulloch, S. Feng.

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