TTS 2026 Program

Tuesday - Sept 22

Expanding living donor liver transplantation: Emerging evidence and clinical advances

Abstract Session Liver/Intestine

Presentations

Oral Presentation
Allan Massie (US) 11:00
Liver transplantation from donation after circulatory death in the United States: Elderly donors emerge as a critical resource
Allan Massie (US)
11:10
How Can We Ensure Donor Safety with Less than 30% of Residual Volume?
Joodong Kim (KR)
Mini-Oral Presentation
Dieter Broering (SA) 11:20
Quality of Life After Robotic Living Donor Hepatectomy: A One-Year Prospective Analysis of Donor and Recipient Determinants
Dieter Broering (SA)
Amer Majeed (SA) 11:27
A comparison of total intravenous and volatile anesthesia in living donor hepatectomy: A global prospective cohort study from the International Living Donor Liver Transplant Registry
Amer Majeed (SA)
11:34
Accuracy of MRI-PDFF and FibroScan CAP for Assessing Steatosis in Living Liver Donors: A Multivariate Analysis with Weight Stability Compensation
Eunjin Lee (KR)
Rapid-Fire Presentation
11:41
Laparoscopic Donor Left vs. Right Hepatectomy: A Propensity Score-Matched Analysis of Donor Safety and Outcomes
Eunjin Lee (KR)
Jongman Kim (KR) 11:46
Urgent liver transplantation for acute-on-chronic liver failure in national data: Impact of dynamic MELD change and donor type on survival
Jongman Kim (KR)
Qingqing Zhou (CN) 11:51
Beyond Consent: The Family Bereavement Trajectory Following Deceased Organ Donation
Qingqing Zhou (CN)

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