Welcome to the International Living Donor Liver Transplant Registry | LDLTregistry.org
LDLTregistry.org is a multidisciplinary collaborative of international physicians to study the outcomes of Living Donor Liver Transplantation (LDLT).
The goal of LDLTregistry.org is to improve the practice of LDLT by sharing of research and innovation.
Find LDLTregistry.org at the ILTS Annual Congress 2024 in Houston, USA!
We are excited to announce that LDLTregistry.org representatives will be attending the International Liver Transplantation Society Annual Congress in Houston, TX between 1st and 4th May 2024. We look forward to meeting delegates with an interest in LDLT and will be delighted to discuss the project and how we can support your institution to join this endeavour!
The International Congress of the International Liver Transplantation Society (ILTS) connects the world of liver transplantation, and we are proud of its reputation for the quality of science and its strong multi-disciplinary approach.
Attending ILTS 2024 will allow you to participate in over 60 scientific sessions revolving around all aspects of liver transplantation, including special formats such as the Pre-meeting Symposium, Meet the Experts Sessions, and Workshops. Seize the opportunity to meet in person and discuss the latest advances in the care of liver transplantation patients and receive state-of-the-art updates in clinical and basic science.
Patient and Center Recruitment is open!
If you are new to LDLTregistry.org, please follow the steps below:
- Access the study protocol.
- Form a team of up to 3 people to collect data.
- Identify an additional local auditor (data monitor, not a surgeon).
- Register your participation.
- Read the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Obtain necessary local approvals (if required).
- Read the instructions on how to use our platform.
- Submit cases to our electronic Case Report Form (eCRF).
If you are a patient of member of the public, click here for more information.
Click here to access the Launch of LDLTregistry.org article.
