Online / Physical Event

10th International Congress on

Liver and Pancreatic Diseases

Theme: Novel Innovations in Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Diseases

Event Date & Time

Event Location

Paris, France

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Performers / Professionals From Around The Globe

Conference Speaker

Gerald C Hsu

Eclaire MD Foundation
USA

Conference Speaker

Shunlin Ren

Virginia Commonwealth University
USA

Conference Speaker

Hani Oweira

Hirslanden Hospital Group
Switzerland

Conference Speaker

Dimitri Mikhalski

ULB, Brussels, Belgium
Belgium

Conference Speaker

Grzegorz Onik

Medical University of Silesia
Poland

Conference Speaker

Tarek E Korah

Menoufiya University
Egypt

Conference Speaker

Soriba Naby Camara

Gamal Abdel Nasser University of Conakry
Guinea

Conference Speaker

V Coulic

BCTL-ULB
Belgium

Conference Speaker

Marc Martin

CHU Brugmann, Brussels
Belgium

Conference Speaker

Khaled Elshaar

King Fahd Central Hospital
Saudi Arabia

Conference Speaker

Triki Ismail

Hospital Center Of Saint Quentin
France

Tracks & Key Topics

Liver and Pancreatic Diseases 2018

About Conference

Final Deadline for Registration and Abstract Submission is closing soon!!
 
 
The EuroSciCon will be holding a conference on “Liver and Pancreatic Diseases 2018” from November 12-13, 2018 in Paris, France. The theme of the conference is "Novel Innovations in Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Diseaseswhich will provide an international platform for discussion of present and future challenges in the various liver and pancreatic diseases, diagnosis, and treatments. World-leading health practitioners, clinicians, educators, and researchers will present cutting-edge and practical clinical techniques based upon widely accepted evidence and will introduce new and emerging research in Liver & Pancreatic Diseases 2018.

What’s New

Liver and Pancreatic Diseases 2018 includes international attendee workshops, lectures, and symposia, including a designated registration area, a refreshment break and lunch.  Liver and Pancreatic Diseases conferences can join the EuroSciCon as an international member to receive discounts on registration. So come and join leading experts and allied professionals from September 06-07, 2018 in Paris, France to keep up with the rapidly accelerating pace of change that is already having an impact on the field of Liver and Pancreatic Diseases.

Conference Topics

Who can attend?

The main aim of this conference is to gather Hepatologists, Endocrinologist, pancreatitis specialist, Directors/CEO & Professors, Researchers, Scientists and Students dealing in all areas of Liver & Pancreatic Diseases and to provide an international forum for the dissemination of original research results, new ideas and practical development experiences related to the research.

The Topic

About Subject

There are lots of people who suffer from liver diseases. Over 100 liver diseases are prominent to the world which get spread via viruses, toxins, genetically, alcohol and many other unknown causes. This results in the damage of a large part of liver beyond repair and doesn’t function actively. This can be called as Liver Failure.

Pancreas is a significant gland in our body which is located behind the stomach and next to liver. It helps in the release of some enzymes and hormones that helps in Digestive System. Inflammation of pancreas attack both the digestive system and the small intestine.This can be called as pancreatitis.The main aim is to prevail awareness and to diminish the sufferings of the sufferer.

The Venue

About Paris, France

Paris, France's capital is a noteworthy European town and an international network for craftsmanship, style, gastronomy and society. Its 19th century cityscape is filled with wide lanes and the River Seine.  The metropolis is famous for its cafe lifestyle and designer boutiques along the Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré. Paris is the town of love, suggestion, artwork and style. It has a inhabitants of more than 2million humans and is divided into 20 districts. Paris has quite a few exciting architecture and museums to provide; amongst them the famous vacationer place to visit is the Eiffel Tower.  A considerable number of the acclaimed roads and town building regions structures wherein changed by using Haussmann and Napoleon III (Charles Louis Napoleon Bonaparte). The lanes are plenty wider, places and squares where fabricated and the structures definitely modified. Paris has a nickname called “la Ville-Lumiere. The well-known places to go to in Paris are Notre Dame Cathedral that's Roman Catholic Cathedral situated within the eastern 1/2 of the city, Louvre Museum that is placed at the heart of Paris , Champs Elysees that's an Arc of Triumph, Montmartre that is a hill positioned at the north of Paris and its top is 130 metres, it's far first-rate acknowledged White Domed Basilica of the sacred heart at the pinnacle, Quartier Latin which is referred to as the famous personal lawn positioned on the left bank of the seine around the Sorbonne, Disneyland Paris that is positioned 32 km from important Paris , it has  theme parks –Disneyland and Walt Disney studios.

Sessions & Tracks

1. Pancreas/Pancreatology

Pancreas is one of the master organ that produce hormones exocrine and endocrine which helps in digestion. It consists of various forms of pancreatic cells. The exocrine cells encompass acinar cells and the endocrine cells that are determined in clusters of cells called the islets of Langerhans. The gall bladder is small sac-fashioned organ under the liver, where bile is stored after secretion via the liver and earlier than launch into the gut. Genetic screening researches have helped pick out gene mutations that bring about pancreatic sicknesses and in figuring out the modifications within the pancreatic cells tormented by diseases.

Area of research:

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2. Liver diseases

 

Liver is responsible for numerous basic capacities within the body. It permits your body to save power, and expel harms. But sometimes it end up being harmed and the loss of these capacities could make huge damage to your body. Delivering bile and ousting poisons are the essential works performed by the liver. There are more than a hundred forms of liver illness that impact men, ladies and kids.

 

3. Pancreatic illnesses and disorders

There are a number of pancreatic diseases including excessive pancreatitis, interminable pancreatitis, innate pancreatitis, and pancreatic boom. Severe pancreatitis might be a solitary or a repeating event, and it generally takes place all of a sudden. The belly torment with severe pancreatitis is frequently critical. Perpetual pancreatitis is described by means of never-ending or tenacious stomach torment and may probably give raised pancreatic compounds. The sickness of the pancreas is the fourth driving purpose for malignancy passing within America, executing greater than 39,000 individuals each 12 months. Risks comprise smoking, age, intercourse, ceaseless pancreatitis, and creation of some modern-day chemical compounds.

4. Diagnosing of Liver diseases

Liver infirmities are usually tough to examine because its signs can be hazy and effectively stressed for other troubles. On occasions, a person may additionally have no any signs of the whole thing apart from the liver might also starting to damage. Finding of liver sickness is typically in light of beginning records and bodily exam.

5. Pancreatic cancers

Pancreatic malignancy happens because of irregular and out of control growth of cells inside the pancreas. It often spreads fast to the organs that are nearby it. There are many forms of pancreatic growth, the maximum broadly recognized kind is pancreatic adenocarcinoma. The maximum side effects of pancreatic malignancy incorporates yellow pores and skin, unexplained weight loss, belly or again affliction, light-shaded stools, stupid pee and loss of yearning. The pancreatic tumour is tough to analyse, and the analysis is regularly made late over the span of the malady.

6. Medical Liver Transplantation

Liver transplantation is the main treatment achievable alternative for give up-arrange liver infection and intense liver damage. Studies are going on for the improvement of counterfeit liver. Liver surgical procedure entails unique operations of the liver for numerous disarranges. The famous operation performed on the liver is a resection (expulsion of a section of the liver).

7. Drug Discovery for treatment of Hepatitis

Today research progresses are converting treatment of Hepatitis. Over 90% of sufferers with the most famous kind of the disease can desire to be cured in as quickly as two months with these days affirmed antiviral remedies. The logical advances made as of overdue by using biopharmaceutical experts as they conflict the hepatitis C contamination have simply started out to tangibly have an effect on a massive range of patients.

8. Pancreatic Surgery and Transplantation

Supplanting of the infected pancreas with a solid pancreas is pancreatic transplantation. Distinctive transplant techniques incorporate Pancreas Alone Transplant, Liver-Pancreas Transplant, Pancreas after Kidney Transplant and Simultaneous Kidney-Pancreas Transplant. Islet Cell Transplantation includes just the transplantation of Islet cells. Care is taken that the unions are acknowledged with the assistance of immunosuppressant and new anesthesia procedures.Pancreas transplantation

9. Advanced Pancreatitis treatment

Positron Ejection Tomography (PET) test is executed to picture the sector of tumour by infusing radioactive sugars. Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) is applied to test for pancreatic tumour and any squares through infusing a colour via endoscopy. This test can likewise be utilized for biopsies. Endoscopic ultrasound is completed with a small bit ultrasound check connected to endoscope. Biopsy is most customarily performed with the aid of laparoscopy. Trans stomach ultrasound exam is utilized to differentiate diseases and stones within the rankle bladder.

10. Viral Hepatitis C

Hepatitis C is a dangerous viral infection that typically progresses slowly, while the patients remain asymptomatic and unaware that they're infected until they suffer from severe headaches which results in liver harm. It is predicted that about half of these inflamed are not conscious that they bring the virus. New technologies, in treating hepatitis C suffering patients are being constructed on incremental improvements and are accomplished.

Symptoms:

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11.  Pancreatitis

Pancreatitis is an infection of the pancreas. Pancreatic damage occurs when the digestive enzymes are been activated earlier than they get released into the small gut and for this reason starts to attack the pancreas. Mainly there are two types of pancreatitis which include acute and chronic. Pancreatitis can also be labeled as hereditary pancreatitis and necrotizing pancreatitis. Different problems of the pancreas consist of endocrine and exocrine syndromes, Zollinger-Ellison syndrome. Usually, moderate instances of pancreatitis may fit away without difficulty without treatment, but serious cases can purpose life-threatening headaches.

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12.  Cirrhosis

Cirrhosis is a hardship of liver ailment which involves lack of liver cells and irreversible scarring of the liver. This is a disease that can be described histopathologically and has different types of complications and medical manifestations a number of which may be existence-threatening. The essential complications of cirrhosis encompass ascites, hepatic encephalopathy, hepatocellular carcinoma, hepatorenal syndrome and coagulation disorders. Individuals who have advanced complications in their liver disease and have grown to be decompensated must be considered for liver transplantation.

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13. Viral Hepatitis B And D

Hepatitis B is probably a life-threatening liver infection due to which the virus attacks the liver and may purpose both acute and persistent disease. This virus is particularly transmitted through contact with the blood or other frame fluids of an inflamed character. Hepatitis D is a liver ailment in both acute and chronic forms caused by the hepatitis D virus that's a defective virus since it requires hepatitis B for its replication. The virus is particularly transmitted through blood or other body lipids of an infected individual. A vaccine towards hepatitis B is the simplest method to save you from hepatitis D infection.

Novel treatment plans for HBV

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14. Diabetes Mellitus

Diabetes mellitus (DM), generally called diabetes, is a collection of metabolic diseases wherein there are high blood sugar degrees over a prolonged period. Signs and symptoms of high blood sugar consist of common urination, increase in thirst, and increased hunger. If left untreated, diabetes can lead to many more complications. Acute headaches include diabetic ketoacidosis and nonketotic hyperosmolar coma. Extreme lengthy-time period headaches include cardiovascular disease, stroke, continual kidney failure, foot ulcers, and harm to the eyes.

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15. Stellate and Stem Cells

Nodal-expressing pancreatic stellate cells are a critical factor of the tumour stroma for developing a paracrine niche for pancreatic cancer stem cells. Secretion of the embryonic morphogens like nodal/activin with the aid of pancreatic stellate cells sell in vitro sphere development and invasiveness of pancreatic cancer stem cells in an Alk4-established manner.

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16. Metabolic Liver diseases

The metabolic liver diseases in adults include excess iron (hemochromatosis), Wilson disease and alpha 1-antitrypsin deficiency. The principle signs and symptoms of liver imbalance encompasses weakness and fatigue, weight reduction, nausea, vomiting, and yellow discoloration of the pores and skin (jaundice).

Types:

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17. Screening strategies

Screening for Liver illnesses has been endorsed with the cause of dominating to stop its development. Extraordinary liver tests are those who measures synthesis of proteins by means of the use of the liver (albumin, clotting elements) or the liver's capability to metabolize tablets. The impact of an analysis of hepatitis C virus on high-quality of lifestyles is worse in those folks which might be aware of their viral repute compared with people blind to their viral repute.

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18. Non-viral Hepatitis

Non-viral hepatitis is an inflammation of the liver because of toxins, tablets, or other dangerous chemicals that smash cells inside the liver (Hepatocytes).  Acute hepatitis damages hepatocytes, make up (70-85)% of the whole mass of the liver. The disease is a growing hassle because of the increasing variety of nutritional supplements with liver failing results. If hepatitis leads to liver failure, a liver transplant is the most effective remedy alternative that may improve survival.

Symptoms:

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19. Liver Regeneration

Liver has a completely unique ability of regeneration, this process is known as homeostasis, in spite of surgical eliminated the liver can develop into a whole size. Liver regeneration entails the regeneration of liver cells like hepatocytes which possess unlimited capability for proliferation, sinusoidal endothelial cells and biliary epithelial cells. It’s exceptionally managed process regulated on fantastically redundant signals by means of complex pathways and these signalling pathways are recognized to stimulate growth factors, hormones, cytokines, and nuclear receptors. However excess accumulation of fats might also intervene with the regeneration mechanism of the hepatocytes.

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20. Pediatric and Geriatric Hepatology

Liver diseases are frequently seen in grown-ups, but a large population of children from babies to teenagers suffers from various types of liver sicknesses. The volume of the liver and the blood flow reduces with age, immune responses in opposition to pathogens or neoplastic cells are decreased within the elderly lowering their tolerability to treatments for liver diseases. Pediatric hepatology specializes in the analysis and remedy of liver and liver associated disease in kids.

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21. Liver infection and Immunology

Human liver is predicted as a non-immunological organ which broadly engaged in metabolic, nutrient garage and detoxing sports but it has many precise immunological properties, consisting of induction of immune tolerance, robust innate immunity, poor adaptive immune response versus over-reactive autoimmunity inside the liver. The healthy liver is a domain for immunological pastime with a diverse immune cell repertoire and also non-hematopoietic cell populations. The innate immunity like hepatocytes provides protection against hepatic and systematic bacterial infections.  

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22. Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary ailment

Hepato-pancreato-biliary sickness refers to any circumstance that influences the liver, pancreas, gallbladder, and the bile ducts. These illnesses display common signs and symptoms which includes jaundice, darker urine colour, and lighter stool coloration.

The first signs of liver disease include:

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Top Liver & Pancreatic Diseases Universities Worldwide

Europe Liver & Pancreatic Diseases Universities

The Autonomous University of Madrid | Catholic University of Valencia | The Autonomous University of Barcelona | Complutense University of Madrid | International University of Catalonia | Miguel Hernandez University | Pompeu Fabra University  | Rovira i Virgili University | The University at Oberta de Catalunya (UOC)  | The University of Barcelona (UB) | Universidad Santiago de Compostela  | University CEU San Pablo | University of AlcalaUniversity of Alicante | University of Cadiz University of Cantabria | University of Castilla-La Mancha | University of Cordoba | University of Extremadura | University of Girona | University of Granada | University of Jaen | University of La Laguna | University of Lleida | University of Malaga  | University of Murcia | University of Navarra | University of Oviedo | University of Salamanca | University of Seville University of Valencia | University of ValladolidUniversity of Zaragoza

USA Liver & Pancreatic Diseases Universities

Duke University School of Medicine | Harvard Medical School | Johns Hopkins School of Medicine  | Emory University School of Medicine | Yale School of Medicine | Baylor College of Medicine | Washington University School of Medicine | Mayo Clinic College of Medicine | Wayne State University School of Medicine | University of Massachusetts Medical School | University of Maryland School of Medicine | Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine University of Kansas School of Medicine  | Rush Medical College | Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University | Florida State University College of Medicine | Howard University College of Medicine | Georgetown University School of Medicine  | George Washington University Medical School | University of Connecticut School of Medicine | California Northstate University College of Medicine | University of South Alabama College of Medicine  | University of Alabama School of Medicine | Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science | University of California, Irvine School of Medicine | UCSF School of Medicine | University of Colorado School of Medicine | University of Central Florida College of Medicine | University of South Florida College of Medicine | Morehouse School of Medicine | Michigan Medicine | University of Virginia | Northwestern University | University of Rochester | The University of Arizona Health Sciences | University of Chicago | Standford University | Indiana University | Southern Illinois University School of Medicine

Asia Liver & Pancreatic Diseases Universities

International University - Cambodia (IU) University of Health Sciences - Cambodia (UHS-C) University of Puthisastra (UP) | Akaki Tsereteli State University | David Agmashenebeli University of Georgia | Tbilisi State Medical University | Hashemite University | Jordan University of Science and Technology | Mutah University | University of Jordan | Nanyang Technological University | National University of Singapore |Mordovian Ogarev State University | Moscow Medical Stomatology Institute | Omsk State Medical Academy | Tra Vinh University Vietnam National University, Hanoi  | Vinh Medical University | Aino University | Baika Womens University | Morinomiya University of Medical Sciences | Kansai University | Osaka UniversityKindai University | Tokyo University | Tambov State University | Tver State Medical AcademyAll India Institute of Medical Sciences | Army College of Medical Sciences | University College of Medical Sciences | Beijing University of Chinese Medicine | Capital Medical University | Peking Union Medical College | Guangdong Medical University | Hainan Medical College Harbin Medical University

Europe Liver & Pancreatic Diseases Societies

The European Section and Board of Liver & Pancreatic Diseases  | European Association for the Study of the Liver | World Liver & Pancreatic Diseases Organization | European Liver Patients Association | Albanian Association of Liver & Pancreatic Diseases & HepatologyAustrian Society of Liver & Pancreatic Diseases  | Byelorussian Liver & Pancreatic Diseases Association | Royal Belgian Society of Liver & Pancreatic Diseases | Flemish Association for Liver & Pancreatic Diseases  | Association of  Hepatobiliary & Pancreatic Diseases of Bosnia & Herzegovina | Bulgarian Society of Liver & Pancreatic Diseases | Croatian Society of Liver & Pancreatic Diseases | Czech Society of Liver & Pancreatic Diseases | Estonian Society of Liver & Pancreatic Diseases | Finnish Society of Liver & Pancreatic Diseases | French National Society of Liver & Pancreatic Diseases | Hellenic Society of Liver & Pancreatic DiseasesHungarian Society of Liver & Pancreatic Diseases | The Icelandic Liver & Pancreatic Diseases Society | Irish Society of Liver & Pancreatic Diseases | Italian Society of Liver & Pancreatic Diseases | Latvian Association of Hepatologist  Lithuanian Society of Liver & Pancreatic Diseases | Macedonian Society of hepatology | Hepatology Association of Montenegro | Netherlands Society of Liver & Pancreatic DiseasesNorwegian Hepatological Association | Polish Society of Liver & Pancreatic Diseases | Portuguese Society Of Liver & Pancreatic Diseases | Romanian Society of Liver & Pancreatic Diseases & Hepatology | Gastroenterological Scientific Society of Russia | Russian Gastroenterological Association | Association of Serbian Gastroenterologists | Slovak Gastroenterological Society | Slovenian Society for Liver & Pancreatic Diseases and Hepatology | Spanish Liver & Pancreatic Diseases Foundation | Spanish Society of Digestive Pathology | Swedish Society for Liver & Pancreatic Diseases | Swiss Society of Liver & Pancreatic Diseases | Ukrainian Liver & Pancreatic Diseases Association | British Society of Liver & Pancreatic Diseases | European Society of Hepalobiliary and Abdominal Radiology | European Society of Hepatobiliary Endoscopy | European Society of Pediatric Liver & Pancreatic Diseases | European Study Group of Pancreatic Cancer

USA Liver & Pancreatic Diseases Societies

American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases (AASLD) | North American Society for Pediatric Liver & Pancreatic Diseases, Hepatology and Nutrition | Liver & Pancreatic Diseases & Hepatology Associates | American College of Liver & Pancreatic Diseases | American Gastroenterological Association | American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy | American Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary Association | Canadian Liver Foundation | International Association for the Study of the Liver | International Hepato Pancreato Biliary Association | Hepatitis B Foundation | Hepatitis Foundation International | American Liver Foundation Canadian Association of Liver & Pancreatic Diseases Canadian Association for the Study of the Liver | American Pancreatic Association | Associates in Liver & Pancreatic Diseases Canadian Liver Foundation (CLF) | Canadian Society of Liver & Pancreatic Diseases Nurses and Associates | Massachusetts Liver & Pancreatic Diseases Association| Michigan Society of Liver & Pancreatic Diseases Nurses and Associates | Mississippi Liver & Pancreatic Diseases Society | American Society for General Surgeons | Philippine Society of General Surgeons

Asia Liver & Pancreatic Diseases Societies

The Asia-Pacific Primary Liver Cancer Expert Association | The Asian Pacific Association of Liver & Pancreatic Diseases | Asian Pacific Association for the Study of the Liver | International Society for Liver Surgery | Hepatological Society of Australia | International Society for LiverSurgery | Taiwan Liver Cancer Association | The Korean Association for the Study of the Liver | The Asia-Pacific Primary Liver Cancer Expert Association | Australia and New Zealand Hepatic Pancreatic and Biliary Association Incorporated | Philippine Society of General Surgeons | Hepatological Society of Australia | Indian Association of Hepatological Endosurgeons | Australasian Hepatological Endoscopy and Surgery Society | Japan Hepatological Endoscopy Society(JGES)Hepatology Society of Singapore | Indian Association of Surgical Liver & Pancreatic Diseases | Malaysian Society of Liver & Pancreatic DiseasesNew Zealand Society of Liver & Pancreatic Diseases | The International Society for Hepatology Endoscopy | The Ohio Liver & Pancreatic Diseases Society | Veterinary Endoscopy Society | Philippines Society of Liver & Pancreatic Diseases | Saudi Liver & Pancreatic Diseases Association | Society of Hepatology Endoscopy of India | The Coalition for the Eradication of Viral Hepatitis in Asia Pacific

Europe Liver & Pancreatic Diseases Conferences

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USA Liver & Pancreatic Diseases Conference

11th Diabetologist Conferences May 23-24, 2018 New York USA | International Liver Conferences May 25-26, 2018 New York USA | 3rd International Hepatobiliary & Pancreatic Disorder Conferences September 17-18, 2018 Philadelphia Pennsylvania | World Digestive & Metabolic Diseases Conferences September 21-22, 2018 Vancouver Canada | 2nd International Clinical Diabetes, Diabetic Medication &Treatment ConferencesSeptember 27-29, 2018 Montreal Canada | International Diabetes and Diabetic Nursing Care Conferences  September 28-29, 2018 Montreal Canada

Asia Liver & Pancreatic Diseases Conferences

World Diabetes and Endocrinology Conferences April 16-17, 2018 Dubai UAE | 6th International Hepatology Conferences May 16-17, 2018 Osaka Japan | 14th International Liver & Pancreatic Diseases & Endoscopy ConferencesMay 21 & 22, 2018 Singapore | International Diabetes and its Complication ConferencesMay 28-29, 2018 Osaka Japan | 15th International Digestive Disorders and Liver & Pancreatic Diseases Conferences July 11-12, 2018 Sydney Australia | International Diabetes, Hypertension & Metabolic Syndrome Conferences July 30-31, 2018 Melbourne Australia | 16th International Liver & Pancreatic Diseases and Digestive Disorder Conferences 6-7 August, 2018 Abu Dhabi UAE | 15th International Liver & Pancreatic Diseases & Therapeutics Conferences August 6-7, 2018 Osaka Japan | 29th International Prevention of Diabetes and Complication Conferences September 27-28, 2018 Berlin Germany | World Summit on Liver Cirrhosis and Hepatitis Oct 22-23, 2018 Osaka Japan | 11th International Gastroenterologists Conferences December 14-15, 2017 JW Marriott Dubai UAE

Liver & Pancreatic Diseases Companies in Europe

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Liver & Pancreatic Diseases Companies in USA

Proteostasis Therapeutics | Conatus Pharmaceuticals | Perspectum Diagnostics Ltd | Intercept Pharmaceuticals | Cholestech Corporation | HepQuant | New York Huaqi Bioengineering | Qualiber|Assembly Biosciences | Enanta Pharmaceuticals|FibroGen | Albireo Pharma | Arbutus Biopharma Corporation|Arrowhead Research Corporation|Dicerna Pharmaceuticals | Dimension Therapeutics | Madrigal Pharmaceuticals | Ocera Therapeutics | Phaserx | Vital Therapies

Liver & Pancreatic Diseases Companies in Asia

Galmed Pharmaceuticals Ltd | Biostar Pharmaceuticals | Raptor Pharmaceuticals | Genfit  | Livac Pvt Ltd | Verva harmaceuticalsHepatera | Dimension Therapeutics | ZS Pharma | Pharma corporation of India | Eskag pharma private limited | Nexus drugs private limited | Medley Pharmaceuticals Limited | Zambon India Private Limited | Pfiscar India limited | Schwitz Biotech | Bravo Healthcare Limited | Spb Pharma | Enal Drugs Private Limited | Merit Organics Limited | Health India Laboratories | Olita Scientific Works | Zota Pharmaceuticals Private Limited Flamingo Pharmaceuticals Limited | Nosch Labs Private Limited | Pelcoat formulations

Liver & Pancreatic Diseases Jobs in Europe

Highly Specialized Pediatric Dietitian King's College Hospital | Hepatology Specialist Consultant in Acute Medicine NHS Foundation Trust Practitioner Central Manchester University Hospitals | Clinical Trial Manager NHS Foundation Trust | Transplant Specialist Nurse Oxford University Hospitals  | Viral Hepatitis Specialist Nurse Queens Medicine |  Consultant General Surgeon Private health care company Bristol | General Surgeon Medical Search International | Scientific Safety Advisor  or Toxicologist Lush  England | Hepatology Medical director INTEGRIS Health | Hepatologist World Overseas Services

Liver & Pancreatic Diseases Jobs in USA     

Transplant Assistant Northwestern Memorial Hospital | Coordinator-Transplant Loma Linda University Health | Solid Organ Transplant Clinical Pharmacist UVA Health System | Nurse Manager Surgical Transplant Clinical Management Consultants | Liver Transplant Coordinator Kaiser Permanente | Transplant Hepatology Physician UT Southwestern Careers | Senior Physician Recruitment and Retention Consultant American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases  | Liver Disease Physician University of Texas Southwestern Medical School | Clinical faculty/ DOQ University of Utah – Employment | Chair and Division Chief of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Hepatology  EHealth Careers | Academic Gastroenterologist and Hepatologist University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Nursing | Hepatologist Saint Lukes Health System | Chief Pediatric Liver & Pancreatic Diseases Roderick Matthews Chair State of West Virginia | Gastroenterologist The Brooklyn Hospital Center | Chief Gastroenterologist UVA Health System | General Surgeon Care Mount Medical Organ Procurement Specialist Northwestern Memorial Hospital | Director of Pediatric Hepatology and Transplant The University of  Texas Southwestern Medical School | Digestive and Liver Disease Physician UT Southwestern Careers

Liver & Pancreatic Diseases Jobs in Asia      

Clinical Nurse Hepatology Queensland Government Hepatologist Xigent | Liver Transplant Coordinator NSW health | Clinical Nutrition Royal Childrens Hospital  | Specialist Gastroenterologist Skilled Medical Bundaberg | Liver Transplant Coordinator Queensland Government  | Research Scientist CSIRO | Senior Medical Officer Endocrinologist Lady Cilento Childrens Hospital | Nurse Educator Diabetes Royal Childrens Hospital  | Specialist General Medicine and Endocrinologist | Wavelength International  | Staff Specialist in Paediatric  Endocrinology St George Hospital

 

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