CPMC Center For Liver Disease and Transplantation

Center for Liver Disease and Transplantation

The Center for Liver Disease and Transplantation is a multidisciplinary treatment center offering comprehensive medical, surgical and radiologic therapy for disorders of the biliary system in both adults and children.
The Center is the newest division of Columbia-Presbyterian’s Department of Surgery and the culmination of a joint investment between the Department and New York Presbyterian Hospital.

A team of outstanding clinical professionals has been recruited for the new Center.

Fulfilling their joint vision of a comprehensive liver treatment center, Drs. Jean C. Emond and Robert S. Brown, Jr., have renewed their past clinical association by becoming co-directors of the Center for Liver Disease and Transplantation.

The CLDT was fully approved as a liver transplant center in July 1997 after extensive review and consideration by the New York State Department of Health. Statistics complied already compare favorably to established programs elsewhere.

A strong background for a new program is provided by New York Presbyterian Hospital and the research expertise of two world renowned medical teaching institutions.

The CLDT's innovative clinical procedures and outcomes analyses are supported by Columbia and Cornell Universities, the premier teaching institutions that sponsor the Center's ongoing clincal and scientific research.

The staff of the CLDT believe you will want to explore these other websites for further information on issues concering liver disease and treatment.

CLDT team members are available to speak at area Grand Rounds and other appropriate opportunities. This is a list of current topics.

Check here for information on future lectures, symposia, CME programs, etc.

The Office of External Affairs for the Department of Surgery provides 24-hour, 7-day referral access to the program for consumers and referring physicians. Referrals may be requested on-line or by dialing the toll-free hotline.

You may contact the directors and staff of the CLDT by mail, phone, fax or e-mail.

Disclaimer
All materials included on this site are intended for informationalpurposes only. Viewers are encouraged to confirm information contained herein with other sources. Consumers should review the information carefully with family physician or other professional healthcare provider. This information is not intended, and should not be used, to replace medical advice offered by physicians. Columbia-Presbyterian Department of Surgery and its Divisions will not be liable for any direct, indirect, consequential, special, exemplary or other damages arising therefrom.



	The Center for Liver Disease and Transplantation is a multidisciplinary treatment center offering comprehensive medical, surgical and radiologic therapy for disorders of the biliary system in both adults and children. The Center is the newest division of Columbia-Presbyterian’s Department of Surgery and the culmination of a joint investment between the Department and New York Presbyterian Hospital.
	A team of outstanding clinical professionals has been recruited for the new Center.
	Fulfilling their joint vision of a comprehensive liver treatment center, Drs. Jean C. Emond and Robert S. Brown, Jr., have renewed their past clinical association by becoming co-directors of the Center for Liver Disease and Transplantation.
	The CLDT was fully approved as a liver transplant center in July 1997 after extensive review and consideration by the New York State Department of Health. Statistics complied already compare favorably to established programs elsewhere.
	A strong background for a new program is provided by New York Presbyterian Hospital and the research expertise of two world renowned medical teaching institutions.
	The CLDT's innovative clinical procedures and outcomes analyses are supported by Columbia and Cornell Universities, the premier teaching institutions that sponsor the Center's ongoing clincal and scientific research.
	The staff of the CLDT believe you will want to explore these other websites for further information on issues concering liver disease and treatment.
	CLDT team members are available to speak at area Grand Rounds and other appropriate opportunities. This is a list of current topics.
	Check here for information on future lectures, symposia, CME programs, etc.
	The Office of External Affairs for the Department of Surgery provides 24-hour, 7-day referral access to the program for consumers and referring physicians. Referrals may be requested on-line or by dialing the toll-free hotline.
	You may contact the directors and staff of the CLDT by mail, phone, fax or e-mail.
Disclaimer All materials included on this site are intended for informationalpurposes only. Viewers are encouraged to confirm information contained herein with other sources. Consumers should review the information carefully with family physician or other professional healthcare provider. This information is not intended, and should not be used, to replace medical advice offered by physicians. Columbia-Presbyterian Department of Surgery and its Divisions will not be liable for any direct, indirect, consequential, special, exemplary or other damages arising therefrom.