CALL FOR MEMBER PARTICIPATION:
Submit Your Diagnostically Challenging Case for an Upcoming ILTS Pathology Webinar
The International Liver Transplantation Society (ILTS) invites members to contribute to an upcoming multidisciplinary, education-focused webinar by submitting diagnostically challenging liver transplant case studies. This interactive session will bring together global expertise to analyze real-life clinical scenarios and highlight the value of collaborative problem‑solving in transplant medicine.
ABOUT THE WEBINAR
This webinar is designed to mirror a classic clinico‑pathological case discussion, similar to what many transplant centers conduct in their hospital settings. Pre‑selected cases will be reviewed by a multidisciplinary panel—bringing together pathology, hepatology, surgery, radiology, and other relevant specialties.
Goals of the Session:
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Deliver high-impact global education: Provide ILTS members and the wider international liver transplant community with access to real‑world, diagnostically challenging cases that illustrate the complexities of transplant medicine.
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Highlight the power of multidisciplinary collaboration: Showcase how ILTS’ pathology and clinical experts work together to solve difficult diagnostic problems—reinforcing the essential role of cross‑disciplinary teamwork in optimizing patient care.
How You Can Contribute:
ILTS welcomes submissions from members across all specialties involved in the care of liver transplant recipients. If you have a particularly instructive, unusual, or diagnostically complex case, we encourage you to share it for consideration.
Submitted cases should:
- Involve significant diagnostic uncertainty or multiple possible interpretations
- Offer clear educational value for a broad transplant audience
- Benefit from input across multiple specialties, especially pathology and clinical practice
- Be de‑identified according to standard privacy requirements
To submit a case or learn more about the process, please complete the form on the link below:
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