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8th Pan ArabLiver Transplant Congress26 -27 MARCH 2020 AMMAN - JORDAN

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Dr. Saeb Hammoudi

Chairman of the Executive Committee

Dr. Abdullah Albashir Dr. Saeb Hammoudi

Dr. Abdullah Albashir

President of the Congress

Dear colleagues,On behalf of the Organizing Committee, We are delighted to invite you to join us at the Pan Arab Liver Transplantation Congress to be held in Amman, Jordan on 26 & 27 March, 2020.

The Congress has been designed to provide an innovative and comprehensive overview of the latest developments and updates in liver transplantation and will also focus on the regional cooperation between the Arab countries.

We hope, during the Congress you will �nd some time to enjoy Jordan’s antiquity sites which rank among the most exceptional in the world; the unique rose city of Petra, the outstanding remains of Jarash, the incredibly scenic Wadi Rum, and fascinating Dead Sea – the lowest point on earth.

We wish you will �nd the Congress refreshing and rewarding and the interaction with our distinguished speakers as well as between all participants will stimulate a creative exchange of ideas.

Thank you for your participation and we look forward to welcoming you all in Amman.

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PRESIDENT OF THE CONGRESS

Dr. Abdullah Albashir

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Dr. Saeb Hammoudi - ChairmanDr.Sameer Smadi (Co-Chairman)Dr. Adel Hosni (Egypt)Dr. Mohammad Alqahtanni (KSA)Dr. Ibrahim Marwan (Egypt)Dr. Mohammad Alsebayel (KSA)Dr. Ibrahim Moustafa (Egypt)Dr. Hatem Khalaf (Qatar)Dr. Imad GhazzawiDr. Khaled AjarmehDr. Sahem Al-qusousDr. Shoman MohamedDr. Walid ZuabiDr. Aiman ObedDr. Anwar JaradDr. Hassan AnnabDr. Nasser Q Ahmad

COMMITTEES

SOCIAL COMMITTEE

Dr. Abdelhamid Aladwan - ChairmanDr. Mahmoud KhattabDr. Khaled AjarmehDr. Haifa ShnekatDr. Lawrance AlshwbakiDr. Ala AlzoubiDr. Ali Rawahneh

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

Dr. Anwar Jarrad - ChairmanDr. Mahmoud KhattabDr. Khaled AjarmehDr. Shoman MohamedDr. Ghazi AldehayatDr. Luma AlfayyadDr. Abdullah GhanmaDr. Ashraf Al-FaouriDr. Aiman ObedDr.Adnan ZayadeenDr. Ali Dabbous

Dr. Nasser Q. Ahmad - ChairmanDr. Khaled MaytehDr. Mahmoud Khattab

Dr. Shoman Mohamed

FINANCIAL & EXHIBITION COMMITTEE

MEDIA COMMITTEE

Dr. Saeb Hammoudi (Chairman)Dr. Walid ZuabiDr. Abdulhamid Alabbadi

Dr. Ali DabbousDr. Tariq AlmunaizelDr. Adnan ZayadeenDr. Qasem KhamaysehDr. Lamees Arabiyat

ADVISORY BOARD

Dr. Tarek Ibrahim (Egypt)Dr. Amr Abdelaal (Egypt)Dr. Rasha Refai (Egypt)Dr. Faisal Aba Alkhail (KSA)Dr. Mustafa Nazzal (Palestine)Dr. Mohammad Aljawwad (KSA)Dr. Maha Al-Eid (KSA)Dr. Hamad Bahili (KSA)Dr. Ayman Abdo (KSA)Dr. Mahmoud Elmeteine (Egypt)Dr. Khaled Abu Elela (Egypt)Dr. Rafaat Kamel (Egypt)Dr. Amer Helme (Egypt)Dr. Mohammad Abdelwahab (Egypt)Dr. Mohammead Fathy (Egypt)Dr. Khaled Abdullah (KSA)Dr. Tahar Khalafalla (Tunisia)Dr. Mohammed Khaleefeh (Lebanon)Dr. Kamel Bentabak (Algeria)Dr. Mustafa Almosawi (Kuwait)Dr. Mohammad Al Qahtani (KSA)Dr. Waleed Alhamoudi (KSA)

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Guest Speakers

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John J. Fung, MD, PhD

John J. Fung, M.D., Ph.D. is the Director of the UChicago Medicine Transplantation Institute. Prior to that, he served as Chairman of the Cleveland Clinic Health System Center for Transplantation, as well as the former Chief of the Division of Transplant Surgery at the University of Pittsburgh. With over 30 years of involvement in abdominal and cellular transplantation, he is also an accomplished immunologist. Dr. Fung received his B.A. from the Johns Hopkins University in 1975, followed by a Ph.D. in Immunology in 1980 and M.D. in 1982 from the University of Chicago. He completed his surgical residency at the University of Rochester, and a transplant surgery fellowship at the University of Pittsburgh, under the guidance of Dr. Thomas Starzl. Between 1987 and 1988, he served as Director of Histocompatibility Testing at the University of Rochester. In 1989, he joined the faculty at the University of Pittsburgh and held the tenured position as the inaugural Thomas E. Starzl Professor in Surgery. He joined the Cleveland Clinic in 2004 as the Chairman of the Department of General Surgery and Professor of Surgery at the Lerner College of Medicine at Case Western University. He also served as the Medical Director of Allogen Laboratory, one of the largest histocompatibility laboratories in the United States and oversaw transplantation services at five Cleveland Clinic facilities globally. In 2016, he was recruited to serve as the Director of the newly created University of Chicago Medicine Transplantation Institute.

Dr. Fung is a member of numerous scientific and surgical societies and served as President of the International Liver Transplantation Society from 1997-1999. He is currently Secretary of the Transplantation Society. He has published over 1,000 articles and book chapters and serves on the editorial board for several medical journals. He is the immediate past Editor-in-Chief for Liver Transplantation, the highest impact factor specialty transplant journal. His principal research interests are in transplantation immunology, immunosuppressive therapies, and liver related immunology. In addition, he has received numerous prestigious lay and professional awards. His research interests are in transplant immunology, liver immunity, immnosuppression, and outcomes analysis.

Dr. Fung is active in community affairs and has been a member of the Board of Directors at the Americans for Medical Progress and the Gift of Hope Organ Procurement Organization. He received an honorable discharge from the United States Army Reserve Medical Corps with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. He and his wife, Beth have four children: Justin, Lauren, Brendan and Shannon.

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Claus Niemann

Karim Halazun

Claus Niemann, Professor, Anesthesia & Perioperative care school of medicine and department of surgery, division transplantation.Has the American Board of Anesthesiology in 2001 , also the educational commission for foreign medical graduates, California state medical license board and the drug enforcement administration.

HONORS AND AWARDS:1995 Best Scientific Paper and Presentation, Midwest Anesthesia Conference, Chicago, IL2000 Robert F. Hickey Resident Outstanding Achievement Award, University of California, San Francisco 2002 John Severinghaus Award ($50,000), University of California, San Francisco He was a member in the Society of Cardiovascular Anesthesiologists and International Anesthesia Research Society also he is a member in the International Liver Transplant Society ,Liver Intensive Care Group of Europe ,American Society of Anesthesiologists , American Society of Transplant Surgeons, California Society of Anesthesiologists , and the American Society of Transplantation

Karim J Halazun MD, FACS is an associate professor of liver transplant and hepatobiliary surgeon at New York Presbyterian Hospital, Weill Cornell Medicine in New York City. He completed his surgical residency and Abdominal Organ Transplantation & Hepatobiliary surgery fellowship at Columbia University Medical Center. His research interests include the search for novel predictors of outcome in patients with hepatocellular carcinoma, improving the use of living donors, marginal/extended criteria livers in the US and disparities in liver transplantation outcomes in the US. He has received numerous national and international awards, including the ILTS Vanguard Award (2018), ASTS Vanguard Prize (2015), ASTS Junior Investigator Award (2013, 2015), the Hepatobiliary and Transplant Fellow Award from the AASLD (2011), the Young Investigator Award of the American Transplant Society (2009), and the American Society of Transplantation’s Distinguished Fellow Research Award (2008) among others. He has published more than 50 peer reviewed papers, most recently in the Annals of Surgery, Hepatology and the American Journal of Transplantation, and serves as associate editor for AJT and deputy editor for Liver Transplantation. His clinical interests include complex liver and biliary malignancies, living donor liver transplantation, robotic/minimally invasive liver surgery and liver transplantation for colorectal liver metastases.

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R. Mark Ghobrial

Dr. Ghobrial is a Professor of Surgery at Weill Cornell Medical College, Director of Sherrie and Alan Conover Center for Liver Disease and Transplantation and Director of Immunobiology Research Center, Houston, Texas. He currently holds the Sherrie and Alan Conover Endowed Chair for Excellence in Liver Transplantation. Dr. Ghobrial attended Cairo University Medical School in Egypt, where he graduated in 1980 with an MD. He then completed his internship at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston and his surgical residency at The University of Texas Health Science Center/M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Texas. His clinical fellowship in multi-organ transplantation was conducted at the Dumont-UCLA Liver Transplant Center. Dr. Ghobrial completed two postdoctoral basic science research fellowships in immunology: Harvard University in Boston and The University of Texas Medical School at Houston. He received his PhD in immunology from the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences at The University of Texas.

As a researcher, Dr Ghobrial maintains an active laboratory for basic science studies that focuses on transplant immunomodulation and inhibition of chronic rejection. His clinical research interests include partial liver grafting, immunosuppression, clinical outcomes, organ allocation and living donation. He has been the principal or co-investigator of NIH-sponsored basic and clinical research studies, as well as many clinical trials associated with transplantation. Dr Ghobrial is an active reviewer for several scientific journals and a member of study sections for grant review panels for National Institute of Health (NIH), federal and private funding agencies. Additionally, he has authored or co-authored numerous journal articles and book chapters and has lectured widely, both nationally and internationally, on topics related to liver disease and transplantation. Dr. Ghobrial is an active member of several surgical and transplantation societies including the American College of Surgeons (ACS), American Surgical Association (ASA) and American Association for Study of Liver Diseases (AASLD). He is involved in multiple committees and services to United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS), American Society of Transplantation (AST), International Liver Transplant Society (ILTS), Transplant Recipient International Organization (TRIO) and American Liver Foundation (ALF). He served as Councilor-at-Large on the Board of Directors of the American Society of Transplant Surgeons (ASTS) and currently serves as a Counselor-at-Large on the Board of Directors for ILTS, Chair of Investment Committee and Treasurer. Dr Ghobrial is the recipient of multiple awards and honors from the ACS, ASTS, and Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF). He was elected to the ASA and to the Fellowship of The Royal College of Surgeons-Edinburgh (FRCS, Ed).

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Sukru Mehmet Erturk

Sukru Mehmet Erturk studied medicine at Cerrahpasa School of Medicine, Istanbul University, and then completed a one-year certificate program in hospital management at the Institute of Business Administration of the same university. Mehmet started his specialty training in radiology at the Sisli Hamidiye Etfal Training and Research Hospital in 1998. In 2001, he was an observer at the Radiology Department of the Klinikum Grosshadern of Ludwig Maximillian University of Munich. Upon completing his training and his work as an attending radiologist at Sisli Hamidiye Etfal Training and Research Hospital, Mehmet moved to Boston and completed his fellowships in management in radiology and in abdominal radiology research between 2004 and 2006 at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital and the Harvard Medical School, where he was also a lecturer in radiology. In 2007, he was elected as president of the Istanbul Chapter of the Turkish Society of Radiology and in 2009 he became the Secretary General of the same society, of which he is still an executive board member. Between 2016 and 2018, he was the president of the Turkish Magnetic Resonance Society. Mehmet’s areas of research and interest include topics such as abdominal imaging, health economics, and health informatics. He holds editorial and reviewer positions in various journals. Currently, he is Professor of Radiology at the Radiology Department of Istanbul University School of Medicine in Turkey. He has published over 100 peer-reviewed papers in reputed international journals, besides numerous books (including one about hepatopancreaticobiliary imaging) and book chapters.

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Mustafa Nazzal

Dr. Nazzal is associate professor in the Department of Surgery, Division

of Abdominal Transplant Surgery, at Saint Louis University School of

Medicine.

Dr Nazzal Obtained his MD degree from Ain Shams University in Cairo

, he then did a General Surgery Residency at the University of Toledo

Medical Center in Ohio. Dr Nazzal joined Cleveland Clinic for an adult

and pediatric Multiorgan abdominal transplant fellowship.

Dr Nazzal also obtained Masters of Legal Studies from Washington

University in Saint Louis.

Dr. Nazzal specializes in: adult and pediatric liver transplantation;

liver tumors and minimally invasive liver surgery; complex hepato-

biliary surgery; and split liver transplant. He performs kidney-pancreas

transplant surgery, intestinal rehabilitation surgery, and general

surgery on transplant and cirrhotic patients.

His research includes pre-transplant loco-regional therapy for

hepatocellular carcinoma and post-transplant outcomes, patient

derived xenograft models for HCC. His research also includes the use of

Normothermic perfusion pump to mitigate ischemia reperfusion injury

in marginal deceased donor livers.

A fellow of the American College of Surgeons, he holds memberships

in the American Society of Transplant Surgeons, Society for Clinical

Vascular Surgery, American Association for the Study of Liver Disease,

and the International Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary Association.

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Niamh Conlon

Emir Hoti

Mr Emir Hoti is a Consultant Hepatobiliary and Liver Transplant Surgeon

at Saint Vincent’s University Hospital, Dublin, Ireland. He also serves as

the Director of the National Liver Transplantation Programme.

Mr Hoti trained as Hepatobiliary and Liver Transplant Surgeon at Centre

Hépato-Biliaire, Hôpital Paul-Brousse, Paris, France. He joined Saint

Vincent’s University Hospital in 2010.

Mr Hoti has published and lectured on the subjects of hepatobiliary

and liver transplantation surgery. His work focuses also on the use of

minimally invasive techniques to treat liver and pancreatic cancer.

Mr Hoti acts as a mentor for many young surgeons and runs the Surgical

Hepatobiliary/Liver Transplantation Fellowship training programme at

Saint Vincent’s University Hospital.

Consultant Anaesthetist in St Vincent’s University Hospital Dublin

Ireland since 2008 with a special interest in Hepatobiliary and Liver

Transplant Anaesthesia, Thoracic anaesthesia, Regional Anaesthesia

and Acute Pain.

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Opening Ceremony

Thursday 26th March, 2020

08.30-09.00 am Registration

09.00-10.00 am Opening ceremony

-National Anthem

-Holy Quran

-President of the Congress

-President of the PALTS

-The Patron of the Congress

-Opening of the Exhibition

-Coffee break

Master of Ceremony - Dr. Khaled Ajarmeh

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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM

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TOPICS Anesthesia and critical care in liver transplantation Next horizon in transplant oncology Update in transplant immunology Pathology and radiology in liver transplantation Pediatrics liver transplantation. Arab Regional Corporation in liver transplantation Expanding donor and recipient selection criteria Advances in Laparoscopic living donor transplantation Re perfusion in liver transplant surgery

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1st Day / Thursday 26th March, 2020

Session (1): Anesthesia and Critical Care in Liver Transplant

Moderators: Khaled Bin Saad, Ghazi Al Dehayat, Walid Zuabi

TIME TOPIC SPEAKER COUNTRY

10.00-10.20 am What is a sick patient in LTX Dr. Claus Niemann USA

10.20-10.40 amCardiovascular assessment of the liver transplant patient

Dr. Niamh Conlon Ireland

10.40-11.00 amQuality assurance and quality con-trol of the LTX service-line

Dr. Claus Niemann USA

11.00-11.20 amTransplanting the hyponatremic patient

Dr. Niamh Conlon Ireland

11.20-11.40 am KPIs in liver transplant Dr. Khalid Bin Saad KSA

11.40-11.55 am Discussion

11.55-12.10 Coffee Break

Session (2): Next Horizon in Transplant Oncology (Hepatocellular Carcinoma)

Moderators: Ibrahim Mustafa, Abdalla Al-Bashir, Anwar Jarrad


12.10-12.30 pm An overview of transplant oncology Dr. John Fung USA

12.30-12.50 pm LTX or resection for early HCC Mr. Emir Hoti Ireland

12.50-01.10 pmHCC-namely biomarkers & prediction tools for patient selection within and beyond Milan criteria

Dr. Karim Halazun USA

01.10-01.30 pmTransplantation for HCC without size restrictions

Dr. Mark Ghobrial USA

01.30-01.50 pm Contemporary management of HCCDr. Mustafa Naz-zal

USA

01.50-02.00 pm Discussion

02:00 – 03:00 Lunch

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Session (3): Next Horizon in Transplant Oncology (Cholangiocarcinoma & Metastatic Colorectal Carcinoma)

Moderators: Mohammad Al Qahtani, Imad Ghazawi, Aiman Obaed


03.00-03.20 pmLTX for intra hepatic cholangiocarci-noma

Dr. Mark Ghabrial USA

03.20-03.40 pm LTX for CCA- Mayo protocol Mr. Emir Hoti Ireland

03.40-03.50 pmLTX for non resectable colorectal liver metastasis

Dr. Ashraf Al-Faouri Jordan


Session (4): Radiology in Liver Transplant

Moderators: Shoman Mohammad, Abdelhamid Al Adwan, Adnan Zayadeen


04.00-04.15 pm

Imaging of the cirrhotic liver and

LIRADS

Dr. Sukru Mehmet Erturk Turkey

04.15-04.30 pmAccuracy of Triple Echo MRI in predicting hepatic steatosis in potential living donors

Dr. Mohammad Al Jawad KSA

04.30-04.45 pmHCC: imaging after TACE and TARE

Dr. Sukru Mehmet Erturk Turkey

04.45-05.00 pmPreoperative imaging in potential living liver transplant donors

Dr. Abdelhamid Al Adwan Jordan


05:10-05:30 Coffee Break

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Session (5): Expanding Donor and Recipient Selection Criteria

Moderators: Hamad Al-Bahili, Khaled Ajarma, Saeb Hammoudi


05.30-05.50 Small for size graft syndrome Dr. John Fung USA

05.50-06-10 pm Normothermic machine perfusion of the liver to enable “Sickest First” transplantation

Dr. Thamara Perera UK

06.10-06.30 pm “Should I use this liver?” Extended criteria/Marginal liver grafts

Dr. Karim Halazun USA


Gala Dinner 8 PM

2nd day / Friday 27th March, 2020

Session (6): The LDLT Recipient, Surgical Innovations and Therapeutic Interventions

Moderators: Mahmoud Meteini, Hatem Khalaf, Ibrahim Marwan


09.00-09.20 am Tolerance in liver transplant Dr. John Fung USA

09.20-09.35 am Acute on chronic liver failure Dr. Anwar Jarrad Jordan

09.35-09.50 amSuccessful living donor liver transplan-tation with ultra-low GRWR grafts

Dr. Rajesh Dey India

09.50-10.05 am

Pediatric LDLT in Egypt in Air Force Specialized Hospital and Saudi-Ger-man Hospital/Cairo (5 years’ experi-ence)

Dr. Mahmoud Eladawy

Egypt

10.05-10-20 amManagement of reperfusion syn-drome in LTX

Dr. Walid Zuabi Jordan

10.20-10.30 am Discussion


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Session (7): Vascular and Biliary Issues in Liver Transplantation

Moderators: Amr Abdelaal, Nasser Q. Ahmad, Sahem Al Qusous


10.50-11.05 amPattern of biliary complications in stentless (-) versus stented (+)biliary anastomosis post LDLT (Pilot study)

Dr. Amr Abdelaal Egypt

11.05-11.20 amRole of the plastic reconstructive mi-crosurgeon in LDLT: technical tips for hepatic artery anastomosis

Dr. Khaldoun Haddadin

Jordan

11.20-11.35 am

HCC associated with benign or malig-nant portal vein thrombosis: the limits of in-adherence to BCLC-staging in the setting of LDLT

Dr. Amr El Fouly Egypt

11.35-11.50 amLDLT in patients with Budd-Chiari syn-drome: a single center experience of Jordan hospital

Dr. Ayman Obaid Jordan

11.50-12.05 pm

Gastro-portal and reno-portal shunt for liver transplant, an alternative in-flow for recipients with grade III-IV portal vein thrombosis: tips for a bet-ter outcome

Dr. Mustafa Nazzal

USA


12:15-02:00 Prayer & Lunch

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Session (8): Experiences from Different Centers

Moderators: Tarek Ibrahim, Luma Fayyad, Sameer Smadi


02.00-02.15 pmAin Shams experience in LDLT; Over 1000 cases

Dr. Mahmoud Almeteini Egypt

02.15-02.30 pmLiver transplantation in Egypt; Insight from 18 years of experi-ence

Dr. Ibrahim Marwan Egypt

02.30-02.45 pmLiver TX experience at Royal Medical Services - Jordan

Dr. Sameer Smadi Jordan

02:45-03:00 pmExperience of King Fahed special-ist hospital – Dammam in Liver Transplant

Dr. Mohammad Al Qahtani

KSA


Session (9): Free Paper Presentations

Moderators: Hatem Khalaf, Ashraf Al-Faouri, Mahmoud Khattab


03.10-03.20 pmComplement and solid organ trans-plantation: The clinician’s perspec-tive

Dr. Iftikhar Khan KSA

03.20-03.40 pmLow portal flow dynamics in adult right lobe Living Donor Liver Trans-plant - operative strategy

Dr. Ramdip Ray India

03.40-03.50 pm

Individualized alveolar recruitment maneuvers during liver transplanta-tion improve ventilation and reduce postoperative pulmonary complica-tions: A randomized controlled trial.

Dr. Khaled Yassen Egypt

03.50-04.00 pm Post reperfusion syndrome Dr. Shweta Singh India

04.00-04.10 pmCase Report: First Dual Graft Liver Transplantation in Egypt

Dr. Amr Abdelaal Egypt

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04.10-4.20 pmSplanchnic and systemic circulation cross talks: implication for hemody-namic management of LTX recipient

Dr. Ahmed Mokhtar

Egypt



Session (10): Panel Session: Arab Regional Cooperation in Liver Transplantation

Moderator: Saeb Hammoudi

Panelists: Mohammad Al Sobayel, Hatem Khalaf, Hamad Al Bahili, Ibrahim Mustafa, Abdalla Al Bashir, Anwar Jarrad, Sameer Smadi


04.45-05.05 pm Introduction Dr. Saeb Hammoudi Jordan

05.05-05.15 pm Status of L.T in the Arab Coun-tries

Dr. Hatem Khalaf Qatar

05.15-05:25 pm Regulations of LDLT in Arab world

Dr. Tarek Ibrahim Egypt

05.25-05.35 pm Dr. Ibrahim Mustafa Egypt

05.35-05.40 pm Open Discussion

To follow general assembly meeting

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SPONSORS

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The organizer committee of the The 8th Pan Arab Liver TransplantCongress wishes to thank

the following Companies affiliation for their Support.

PLATINUM SPONSOR

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