Thank you for your excellent, direct, and fruitful talk, Prof. May Hassaballah.
As such patients have a high mortality rate and require a multidisciplinary team therapy, we are still in Palestine and are not attempting to transplant them.
I have never given importance to HEV and thought that it is just a cause for infective jaundice in pediatric cases and always self limiting
now I have some insight into the disease in view of management of viral hepititis in KT
Hepatitis E viral infectio after SOT can be the cause of unexpained elevated liver enzymes beyoned 3 month , and as per westerain obsrevatio its more with genotype 3 and related to raw meat ingestion in particular pig source o raw meat , myquestion here do we need to consider screeni our SOT in middle east for the chronic HE infection after kidney transpplant ? in our centre its not available and not part of the protocol only can send as exterinal referral test.
Thank you
Thank you Professor Hasaballah for an excellent lecture
I had one question. If the recipient has Hepatitis B core Ab, for how long should the recipient use antivirals after transplant
Thank you Prof. May Hassaballah
great fruitful, up to the point lecture ….
Still we are in Palestine, not trying to transplant a HBV infected patients, such a patients has high mortality and needs multidisciplinary team approach- hepatologist, nephrologist, qualified labs, and infectious disease specialist.
we had one successful HBV patient from his mother we accepted this after undetectable viral DNA and he had difficulties in dialysis access, he continued to have good renal function, and his viral load tested q 6 months, but he is on lamuvidine!! – do think ahall we change the antiviral therapy in such a patient?
great talk, need more elaborated about HCV treatment.
Great presentation. Thank you.
Thank You
Thanks Prof May
Thank you for your excellent, direct, and fruitful talk, Prof. May Hassaballah.
As such patients have a high mortality rate and require a multidisciplinary team therapy, we are still in Palestine and are not attempting to transplant them.
I have never given importance to HEV and thought that it is just a cause for infective jaundice in pediatric cases and always self limiting
now I have some insight into the disease in view of management of viral hepititis in KT
Thank you prof. May
Hepatitis E viral infectio after SOT can be the cause of unexpained elevated liver enzymes beyoned 3 month , and as per westerain obsrevatio its more with genotype 3 and related to raw meat ingestion in particular pig source o raw meat , myquestion here do we need to consider screeni our SOT in middle east for the chronic HE infection after kidney transpplant ? in our centre its not available and not part of the protocol only can send as exterinal referral test.
Thank you
Thank you prof may
Thank you for the informative lecture
Thanks for the wonderful lecture Prof May
Thanks prof.for elegant lecture.
Excellent lecture mam. Thanks
Thank you dr Mai very informative and clear lecture.
Thank you, ma for this lecture.
Thank you Dr for this lecture.
Thank you we are using entecavir for those with HB c-positive transplant patient entecavir as long as they are on immunosuppression
Thank you, prof nice lecture
Very informative presentation. Thank you, prof. May
Thanks Prof May for this to the point lecture
Thank yoy Prof M. Hasssaballah for the informative lecture
Thank you for nice presentation
Thank you Professor Hasaballah for an excellent lecture
I had one question. If the recipient has Hepatitis B core Ab, for how long should the recipient use antivirals after transplant
An Excellent and comprehensive amazing talk Dr. May
Thank you Prof. May Hassaballah
great fruitful, up to the point lecture ….
Still we are in Palestine, not trying to transplant a HBV infected patients, such a patients has high mortality and needs multidisciplinary team approach- hepatologist, nephrologist, qualified labs, and infectious disease specialist.
we had one successful HBV patient from his mother we accepted this after undetectable viral DNA and he had difficulties in dialysis access, he continued to have good renal function, and his viral load tested q 6 months, but he is on lamuvidine!! – do think ahall we change the antiviral therapy in such a patient?
Thanks professor for the enlightening lecture,
The Hep B table was really useful
thanks prof for this elegant lecture
Thank you ma’am for this great lecture
Please is there any contraindication to the use of IVIG in patients with HBV infection
Thank you
Thank you Professor for this enlightening lecture
Thank you very much Prof.May it is very informative and updated lecture .
Thanks so much; our prof.
For this wonderful, valuable, interesting lecture.
thank you for your lecture. it is very informative and updated as well as being concise.