SW RTC Educational Webinar "Transfusion in GI bleeding and chronic liver disease".

Wednesday, 2nd September 2026 (
1 month 1 week ago
)

 

Transfusion in GI Bleeding and Chronic Liver Disease – 24 June 2026

Missed our webinar, Transfusion in GI Bleeding and Chronic Liver Disease, held on 24 June 2026? The recording is now available to watch on demand. This expert-led session explores the management of GI bleeding in patients with liver disease, covering chronic liver disease pathophysiology, coagulation abnormalities, bleeding risk, major haemorrhage management, and the role of transfusion laboratories in supporting patient care. Featuring Speakers :

  • Dr Emma Saunsbury (Consultant Hepatologist, Royal Devon University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust)
  • Professor Lara Roberts (Consultant Haematologist, Kings College London)
  • Dr Klaus Görlinger (Consultant Anaesthetist, Werfen, Munich, Germany)
  • Dr Dora Foukaneli (Consultant Haematologist, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Trust / NHSBT)
  • Stephen White (transfusion Laboratory Manager, University Hospitals Bristol)
  • Dr Christina Levick (Consultant Hepatologist, Royal Devon University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust)


Topics include:

  • Pathophysiology of Chronic Liver Disease
  • Coagulation in Chronic Liver Disease
  • Liver Transplantation Session
  • Laboratory Perspective on the Management of Major Haemorrhage
  • Management of Gastrointestinal Bleeding

 

Video Link Part 1:  https://youtu.be/Ccp1pt3R-po?list=PLLtZooR8eQFg

Timestamp

00:03/ 49:07 Introduction 

 04:25/49:07 Dr Emma Saunsbury's session 

23:22/49:07 Professor Lara Roberts' session 

 

Video Link Part 2:  https://youtu.be/urMOovKMSw4?list=PLLtZooR8eQFg

Timestamp

0:01/42:27 Dr Christina Levick’s session 

29:52/42:27 Stephen White’s session 

 

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