Michigan Medicine 13th Annual Western Michigan Liver Round-Up 2024

Michigan Medicine 13th Annual Western Michigan Liver Round-Up 2024

Include: 8 videos + 1 pdf, size: 2.67 GB

Target Audience: family and general practitioners, gastroenterologists, internists

 Information:

New information regarding the medical evaluation of steatotic liver disease, how to evaluate a patient with a liver mass, and the diagnosis and management of patients with alcohol liver disease will be reviewed. In addition, an update on the detection and management of minimal hepatic encephalopathy, GI bleeding
in patients with cirrhosis, and how we can collectively increase the organ donor supply in Michigan will be provided.

Following the course, the participants will understand and be able to implement:

■ Latest developments in the diagnosis and treatment of steatotic liver disease including the use of diet and exercise, resmetlrom, GLP-1 agonists and bariatric endoscopy
■ Recommended approach to evaluating a patient with a liver mass
■ Approach to the diagnosis and treatment of patients with alcoholic liver disease with an emphasis on outpatient management
■ How to diagnose and treat patients with covert and overt hepatic encephalopathy
■ Recommended management of upper GI bleeding in patients with cirrhosis
■ Current efforts and outcomes to expand the organ donor pool in Michigan including the use of DCD livers

 Topics:

• • Agenda.pdf
  • Detection and Treatment of Hepatic Encephalopathy.mp4
  • Diagnosis and Management of Alcohol Liver Disease.mp4
  • Evaluation of a Patient with a Liver Mass.mp4
  • Expanding the Organ Donor Pool in Michigan.mp4
  • Medical Management of GI Bleeding in Cirrhosis.mp4
  • Medical Management of Steatotic Liver Disease.mp4
  • Panel Question & Answers 1.mp4
  • Panel Question & Answers 2.mp4