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A 63-year-old female presents to the ER with right upper quadrant pain and jaundice. History is notable for a hepatic abscess thought to be secondary to acute cholecystitis three months ago at an...

In a very special installment of the Why Series, our adult and pediatric teams join forces to answer the question of how living donor liver transplantation came about in the United States. Read on!

The second edition of LFN’s original practice questions is here! These questions are created by transplant hepatology fellows with faculty oversight, and are intended to help solidify core concepts...

Why do patients get liver biopsies? The main goals of a liver biopsy are to (1) render a diagnosis in a patient with abnormal liver function tests (LFTs) or a liver lesion on imaging, (2) provide...

The first edition of LFN’s original practice questions is here! These questions are created by transplant hepatology fellows with faculty oversight, and are intended to help solidify core concepts...

A 57-year-old woman with HCV-related cirrhosis complicated by HCC s/p liver transplant 16 months ago presents with several months of recurrent sinus infections non-responsive to oral antibiotics. CT...