Full Programme: Looking Back, Looking Forwards

On 16 – 17 July 2018, the Department of Surgery hosted a meeting to celebrate the 50th anniversary of liver transplantation, pioneered in May 1968 by the Professor of Surgery at the time in Cambridge, Sir Roy Calne FRS.

 

Day 1 presentations (Vimeo)

Liver tolerance and the start of the programme – Chris Watson

Looking after the liver: The hepatology registrar’s tale – James Neuberger

48 hours: a weekend’s tale – Bob Greatorex

Organising it all: the coordinator’s tale – Sally Tabor

The paediatric programme: The paediatrician’s tale – Nick Barnes

The view from the top end: the anaesthetist’s tale – Mike Lindop

Heart lung liver transplantation: the cardiac surgeon’s tale – John Wallwork

The diseases of the first 50 years: the hepatologist’s tale – Mike Allison

Development of ITU: the intensivist’s tale – Kevin Gunning

Changing role of imaging: the radiologist’s tale – David Lomas

A view from under the microscope: the pathologist’s tale – Derek Wight

 

Day 2 presentations (watch on Vimeo)

New challenges in hepatology and liver transplantation – Roger Williams

The liver donor: then and now – Chris Watson

Liver preservation – emerging solutions – Peter Friend

Selection Criteria and management of Acute Liver failure – Will Bernal

Peri-operative risk assessment – John Klinck

The evolution of liver allocation in the UK – Alexander Gimson

Long-term management and co-morbidity – John O’Grady

Multivisceral transplantation – Andy Butler

Tolerance and immunosuppressive drug withdrawal – Alberto Sanchez-Fueyo

Hepatocyte replacement and transplantation – Tamir Rashid

Cholangiocyte replacement – Fotis Sampaziotis

 

Video Editor:
Andrew Paul Stone, Media Studio