Author: Nitin Katariya, MD, FACS

Learning Objectives:

1. Discuss how to get to a successful pancreas transplant based on donor and recipient matching
2. Emphasize why selection matters
3. Understand the donor data and risk
4. Review imaging and pancreas qualities
5. Assess anatomy, logistics, and decisions

Author: Nitin Katariya, MD, FACS

Learning Objectives:

1. Recognize, diagnose, and manage early surgical complications:
   1. Bleeding, wound infection, graft thrombosis, parenchymal leak, enteric leak, graft pancreatitis, AVF, abscess, bowel obstruction
2. Recognize, diagnose, and manage late surgical complications:
   1. Hernia, bowel obstruction, arterial pseudoaneurysm, vascular stenosis

Author: Clark D. Kensinger

Learning Objectives:

1. Pre-procurement communication 
2. Steps of the donor pancreatectomy
3. Navigating a replaced right hepatic artery during pancreas procurement 
4. Assessing and communicating quality 
5. Avoiding procurement errors
6. Pediatric and DCD pancreas procurement 

Author: Clark D. Kensinger, MD

Learning Objectives: 

1. Back table set up and equipment

2. Steps of a pancreas back table

3. Navigating a replaced right hepatic artery

Jonathan A. Fridell, MD

Learning Objectives: 

1. Describe the history and evolution of pancreas transplant drainage techniques.
2. Describe advantages, disadvantages, and techniques of pancreas transplant bladder drainage.
3. Describe advantages, disadvantages, and techniques of pancreas transplant enteric drainage.