Alicia Chorley

Alicia Chorley is a Researcher in the Department of Surgery at Erasmus University Rotterdam's Faculty of Medicine (Erasmus MC), specializing in living donor liver transplantation. Her work bridges surgical practice with psychological and technical aspects of donor care.

Her research focuses on critical gaps in living donor transplantation: psychological screening protocols for donor mental health, global variations in surgical practices through international registry data, and precision of preoperative liver volumetry. She employs prospective cohort studies and systematic methodologies to address donor safety and outcome standardization, with particular attention to longitudinal psychological impacts and technical accuracy in surgical planning.

Recent publications (2023-2025) reveal three convergent research trajectories: psychological follow-up systems using 5-year cohort data, international practice comparisons via the LDLT Registry, and technical validation of volumetric imaging. These studies collectively target donor risk reduction through evidence-based protocol optimization.

Chorley actively contributes to the International LDLT Registry, a global collaborative platform analyzing transplantation practices across 42 countries to establish evidence-based standards for donor-recipient outcomes.