Regression of human cirrhosis: an update, 18 years after the pioneering article by Wanless et al.

A recent article by Prodromos and Neil, as part of a miniseries on liver pathology edited by Christine. The paper summarizes the experience accumulated in the past 18 years in the field of regression of cirrhosis. As we all know, Ian's pioneering article in year 2000 practically inaugurated this field and introduced the modern way of thinking in pathology of  chronic liver diseases. The great contribultions of that article are emphasized in this review - Prodromos ("Mike") H .

Neil Theise's Paper on the Interstitium in Human Tissues

Neil Theise’s paper on the interstitium has been published in Nature's Scientific Reports and aired on CBC TV (The National) yesterday and will air tomorrow on CBC radio (program called Quirks and Quarks, available now on CBC site). The attached link will take you to this 8 minute audio segment with Neil describing the findings.
http://www.cbc.ca/radio/quirks/time-to-re-think-human-anatomy-a-new-organ-has-been-found-1.4596785

Congratulations, Neil!

Ian Wanless

Laennec 2017 Bali

Laennec 2016 Sao Paulo

Laennec 2015 Paris - PowerPoint Photo Show from Adel and Maha

Streets of Paris

Foundation Louis Vuitton Part 1

Foundation Louis Vuitton Part 2

Monet Giverny House

Monet Giverny the Garden

Paris La Cuisine Francaise

Laennec Liver Pathology Paris 2015 Program

Click here for Full Program

http://2015.laennecliverpathology.org/

Dear All,
To make the Paris 2015 website easier to remember, I have created a subdomain: http://2015.laennecliverpathology.org/
You could reach the website by using either the newly created subdomain or the link on the upper right of our main website or the link that Luciana supplied.
See you in Paris!
Arief