Disclosures: Gregory Everson: HepQuant LLC: Executive role, Shailesh Chavan: Nothing to Disclose, Kelly Pitts: Nothing to Disclose, Michael McRae: HepQuant, LLC: Consultant 1775 EXPANDING ACCESS TO LIVER TRANSPLANTATION: EFFECTIVENESS OF A SINGLE-CENTER TARGETED OUTREACH PROGRAM Sudha Kodali 1 Analisa Lopez 1 Marcela Velazquez 1 Nicole Hinton 1 John Ontiveros 1 Riki Graves 1 Julie Luczon 1 Elizabeth Brombosz 1 Linda Moore 1 Christian Valverde 1 Susan Zylicz 1 Kelly Maresh 1 Chukwuma Egwim 2 Julie Corkrean 1 Rafik Ghobrial 3 , 1 Houston Methodist Hospital, 2 Liver Associates of Texas, 3 Houston Methodist JC Walter Transplant Center Background: Liver transplantation (LT) is often the only cure for patients with end-stage liver disease (ESLD), but access to LT can be limited by socioeconomic factors
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