Disclosures: David Lee: Nothing to Disclose, Mohammed Shaik: Nothing to Disclose, Sharmitha Yerneni: Nothing to Disclose, Ki Jung Lee: Nothing to Disclose, Andres Chavez-Barragan: Nothing to Disclose, Andrew Yi: Nothing to Disclose, Gregory Fan: Nothing to Disclose, Nathalie Urrunaga: Nothing to Disclose 1584 IDENTIFYING RISK FACTORS FOR RETURN TO ALCOHOL USE IN POST-LIVER TRANSPLANT: THE ROLE OF SOBRIETY DURATION AND AGE Natalia Rodriguez-Payan 1 Maria P Cote 1 , 1 Massachusetts General Hospital Background: While sobriety is most often the goal for alcohol consumption after LT, approximately 30-40% of LT recipients will return to alcohol use within the first 5 years post-LT, increasing the risk of recurrent alcohol associated liver disease, and death

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