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KDIGO Hep C Implementation Summit Roster of Attendees LAST NAME FIRST NAME AFFILIATION / COUNTRY SPECIALTY CONFERENCE PARTICIPANTS Hospital Kuala Lumpur Bavanandan Sunita MALAYSIA Nephrologist Prince of Wales Hospital Chow Kai Ming HONG KONG Nephrologist National University of Singapore Dan Yock-Young SINGAPORE Hepatologist University of Hong Kong Fung James HONG KONG Hepatologist China Medical University Huang Chiu Ching TAIWAN Nephrologist Tomishiro Central Hospital Iseki Kunitoshi JAPAN Nephrologist Université Catholique de Louvain Jadoul Michel BELGIUM Conference Co-Chair Capital Medial University Jia Jidong CHINA Hepatologist Kawasaki Medical School Kanda Eiichiro JAPAN Nephrologist Chulalongkorn University Kanjanabuch Talerngsak THAILAND Nephrologist University of Hong Kong Lai Ching Lung HONG KONG Hepatologist Prince of Wales Hospital Law Man Ching HONG KONG Nurse Consultant Chinese University of Hong Kong Leung Chi Bon HONG KONG Nephrologist Chinese University of Hong Kong Li Philip K.T. HONG KONG Conference Co-Chair Central South University Liu Hong CHINA Nephrologist Kwong Wah Hospital Loo Ching Kong HONG KONG Hepatologist Xi'an Jiaotong University Lu Wanhong CHINA Nephrologist The University of Hong Kon Lui Sing Leung HONG KONG Nephrologist Kwong Wah Hospital Mak Siu Ka HONG KONG Nephrologist University of Malaya Mohamed Rosmawati MALAYSIA Hepatologist Yonsei University Park Hyeong Cheon KOREA Nephrologist Chinese University of Hong Kong Szeto CC HONG KONG Nephrologist Princess Margaret Hospital Tang Hon-Lok HONG KONG Nephrologist Mahidol University Tanwandee Tawesak THAILAND Hepatologist National University of Singapore Teo Jimmy SINGAPORE Nephrologist University of Hong Kong Wang Angela HONG KONG Nephrologist Chinese University of Hong Kong Wong Grace HONG KONG Hepatologist Chinese University of Hong Kong Wong Vincent HONG KONG Hepatologist Chinese University of Hong Kong Yeoh Eng Kiong HONG KONG Hepatologist Kaohsiung University Yu Ming-Lung TAIWAN Hepatologist SPONSER ATTENDEES Ahmad Syuhada FRESENIUS Etter Michael FRESENIUS Kovarova Vratislava FRESENIUS Xu Xiaoqi FRESENIUS KDIGO STAFF Chief Scientific Officer Cheung Michael KDIGO CEO Davis John KDIGO Communications Director Green Tanya KDIGO Medical Writer King Jennifer KDIGO.

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