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Liver & Biliary (LB) Section Distinguished Abstract Plenary
Date
May 4, 2025
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Society: AGA
This session features the top abstracts submitted and reviewed by the Liver & Biliary (LB) section, showcasing cutting-edge research and advancements in liver and biliary diseases. Attendees will gain insights into genetic and clinical predictors of mortality in steatotic liver disease, the impact of nutritional therapy on frailty status in cirrhotic patients, and the efficacy and safety of novel treatments for primary biliary cholangitis and hepatocellular carcinoma. Additionally, the session will explore the use of AI models for predicting advanced liver fibrosis and cardiovascular mortality in MASLD.
This session features the top abstracts submitted and reviewed by the Liver & Biliary (LB) section, showcasing cutting-edge research and advancements in liver and biliary diseases. Attendees will gain insights into genetic and clinical predictors of mortality in steatotic liver disease, the impact of nutritional therapy on frailty status in cirrhotic patients, and the efficacy and safety of novel treatments for primary biliary cholangitis and hepatocellular carcinoma. Additionally, the session will explore the use of AI models for predicting advanced liver fibrosis and cardiovascular mortality in MASLD.
Moderators
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Medical University of South Carolina, Dept. of Internal Medicine
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