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Transplant Plenary II

Presentation Title	Presenter
De novo familial amyloid polyneuropathy after domino liver transplantation	Teresa Maria Antonini
Likelihood of Undergoing Liver Transplantation is Highly Dependent on Region of Listing in the MELD Era	Curtis Argo, MD
An Updated Prognostic Model for HCC Progression Applicable to Organ Allocation Corrects the Overestimation Generated by the Current UNOS/MELD Exception	Eric Cohen, MD
Diabetic Donor Organs and Survival Among HCV+ Liver Transplant Recipients: A Further Piece in the Jigsaw	Muhammad Dawwas, MRCP
Early Access To Liver Transplantation Reduces 5 Year Mortality Despite Differences In Donor Quality	Michael Goldstein, MD FACS
The Impact of MELD Allocation Policy on Utilization of High Risk Organs for Liver Transplantation	Michael Volk, MD

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