HepatologyWebinar recording2025
Michigan Medicine Liver Transplant Program Webinar Series 2025 — cirrhosis complications made manageable in two evenings
The Michigan Medicine Liver Transplant Program Webinar Series 2025 took the complications that fill hepatology wards — ascites, encephalopathy, variceal bleeding, alcohol-related disease and liver cancer — and reduced each to what the treating clinician should actually do. Hosted by the University of Michigan Transplant Center over two evening sessions in October 2025, it comes as six recordings: four teaching talks and two Q&A discussions.
- 6videos
- 2webinar evenings
- 2Q&A sessions
- 2025edition
What you’ll be able to do
- Adjust diuretics for ascites and recognise diuretic resistance
- Keep patients with hepatic encephalopathy out of hospital
- Screen for and treat alcohol use disorder in people with liver disease
- Follow the best pathway for alcohol-associated hepatitis
- Prevent and manage upper GI bleeding in cirrhosis, including when to consider TIPS
- Apply current HCC surveillance guidance and evaluate a liver mass
Inside the course
Part I — fluid, confusion and alcohol
Ascites and encephalopathy explained without academic clutter, then a session on taking on alcohol-associated liver disease, followed by audience questions.
Part II — bleeding and cancer
Prevention and treatment of upper GI haemorrhage in cirrhosis and a talk on HCC surveillance and therapy, with a closing Q&A.
The Michigan Medicine Liver Transplant Program approach
Faculty include Dr Elliot Tapper, known for work on quality of life in cirrhosis, and HCC specialist Dr Neehar Parikh, with an emphasis on preventing admissions before and after transplant.
Built for
- Primary care physiciansStraightforward steps for cirrhosis patients between specialist visits.
- Gastroenterologists and hepatologistsA brisk refresher from a high-volume transplant centre.
- NPs, PAs and transplant nursesPractical management they can apply on the ward and in clinic.
Faculty & syllabus
Webinar sessions 6 videos
- Ascites and Hepatic Encephalopathy Made Easy
- Taking on Alcohol-Associated Liver Disease
- Ascites & Alcohol-Associated Liver Disease Q&A
- Upper GI Bleeding in Cirrhosis – Prevention and Treatment
- HCC Surveillance and Treatment
- HCC & Upper GI Bleeding Q&A
Before you buy
How long is the series?
Each of the two live evenings was scheduled for one hour, so expect roughly two hours in total; exact running times and slides are not listed.
Do I get CME credit or a certificate?
No. Clinicapedia provides the educational content only — no CME or CE credits, MOC points or certificates of completion are included with this product.
Specifications
| Format | Webinar video recordings |
|---|---|
| Dates | 9 and 16 October 2025 |
| Contents | 6 videos |
| Organiser | University of Michigan Transplant Center |
| Department | Gastroenterology |
| Delivery | Instant download · lifetime re-download |
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