Hosted by AASLD's Portal Hypertension SIG. This webinar will explore the new field of endohepatology.

This will be a single lecture reviewing the differential diagnosis of AKI, including a focus on AKI-HRS, and then review management strategies. There will be focus on terlipressin given its the publication of the recent NA RCT and its FDA approval, including indications, contraindications, and potential side effects (including the important pulmonary side effects).

During this webinar, attendees will learn about mechanistic studies and treatment options for fatigue in autoimmune liver diseases as well as mechanistic studies and treatment options for pruritus in autoimmune liver diseases.

Sexual and gender minorities people often face discrimination and harassment due to their sexual orientation and gender identity, and this population has been identified as at risk for "health disparity" by the National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities. The hepatology care of transgender and gender non-binary people can be complicated, given the involvement of gender-affirming therapy, psychosocial stress, and even legal challenges. In this session, we will discuss basic knowledge about transgender patients and how to provide the best hepatology care for them.

This webinar is part two of a two-part series which focuses on the evaluation of donors and recipients for complex LDLT cases with input from hepatology, surgery, the living donor, and the recipient. Attendees of this webinar will gain the unique perspective of the considerations at play when determining the suitability of a donor and a recipient for a complex living donor liver transplant procedure. Additionally, attendees will gain a better understand of the patient perspective of being evaluated to be a living donor, being considered as a recipient of a living donor liver transplant, and the post-donation course from a prior living liver donor and her recipient.