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The Learn Intestinal Failure TeleECHO Clinic (LIFT-ECHO)—launched by Kishore Iyer, at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York—is an online community of medical professionals dedicated to supporting the treatment and management of intestinal failure patients.

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LIFT-ECHO's Global Reach

July 28, 2020

LIFT-ECHO boasts participants from all around the world, including: Croatia, France, Italy, Netherlands, UK, Canada, Mexico, Argentina, Brail, Egypt, Nigeria, India Oman Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Australia, New Zealand, and every time zone of the US. 

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Project ECHO is a MacArthur 100&Change Finalist!

July 24, 2020

On July 20th 2020, the MacArthur Foundation announced that Project ECHO has been selected as one of their six finalists for the MacArthur 100&Change competition. Out of 3,960 entries, Project ECHO is now in the final six for chance of to win a $100 million grant to continue and support their mission to demonopolize specialty knowledge. Over the next 6 months, Project ECHO will work with the MacArthur team and outside consultants to continue development on their proposal. 

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Tuesday

Aug 18

1PM - 2PM ET

Experience with the Acute Intestinal Stroke Unit in Paris

Didactic: 
Olivier Corcos, MD
Learning objectives for this presentation:
  1. Describe the evolution of acute mesenteric ischemia
  2. Plan the appropriate multi-disciplinary management of acute mesenteric ischemia
  3. Outline outcomes of multi-disciplinary management of acute mesenteric ischemia

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Intestinal Failure: Lessons from Latin America (Part 2)

Gabriel Gondolesi, MD
Learning objectives for this presentation:
  1. Understand the development of intestinal transplants in Argentina
  2. Describe outcomes of ITX in under-resourced geographies
  3. Understand approaches to developing IF expertise in emerging geographies
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Managing Type 2 Intestinal Failure: the SNAP approach

Simon Lal, MD
Learning objectives for this presentation:
  1. Describe the pathogenesis of Type 2 IF
  2. Select management priorities for Type 2 IF, using the SNAP approach
  3. Summarize the outcomes for type 2 IF
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