Toronto HPB Fellowship

Applications for HPB Fellowships through the Fellowship Council close today. Deadline details are available at the following link. For information on the Toronto HPB Fellowship program, please visit our website:

Final Day to Apply for HPB Fellowships Applications for HPB Fellowships through the Fellowship Council close today. Deadline details are available at the following link. For information on the Toronto HPB Fellowship program, please visi…

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Toronto PD, Dr. Trevor Reichman, Performs 1st Islet Transplant in Ontario Read more here:

Dr. Mark Cattral preformed the University Health Network’s 1000th living donor liver transplant (LDLT) this spring. Professor Cattral, alongside Dr. Paul Greig, (Professor Emeritus and former Toronto Fellowship Director), performed the first LDLT in Canada 25 years ago. Toronto’s LDLT program has since grown to be the second largest in North America. Further details are available at the following link:

Landmark 1000th Living Donor Liver Transplant Performed at Toronto General Hospital Dr. Mark Cattral preformed the University Health Network’s 1000th living donor liver transplant (LDLT) this spring. Professor Cattral, alongside Dr. Paul Greig, (Professor Emeritus and former Toro…

Toronto HPB and Transplant Fellowships Director, Dr. Trevor Reichman, presented three keynote lectures at the Royal Australasian College of Surgeon’s 89th Annual Scientific Congress, taking place virtually this week. His presentations provided North American perspectives on post-transplant and NASH, as well as pediatric liver allocation. He also spoke about advances and future directions for augmented reality in HPB Surgery. More information on his talks and invited papers are available at the following link.

Toronto PD, Trevor Reichman, Invited Speaker at RACS Annual Congress Toronto HPB and Transplant Fellowships Director, Dr. Trevor Reichman, presented three keynote lectures at the Royal Australasian College of Surgeon’s 89th Annual Scientific Congress, taking place v…

A team of surgeons led by Dr. Blayne Amir Sayed at Toronto’s SickKids Hospital successfully removed a basketball-sized tumour from six-month old baby Felix in February. The cancerous tumour, considered inoperable by some, took 8 hours to remove. Baby Felix is now back home in Winnipeg undergoing treatment, and thriving against all odds. CBC News coverage and further details are available at the following links:

Baby Thriving After Toronto Team Removes Massive Abdominal Tumour A team of surgeons led by Dr. Blayne Amir Sayed at Toronto’s SickKids Hospital successfully removed a basketball-sized tumour from six-month old baby Felix in February. The cancerous tumour, consi…