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Multi-organ transplant (MOT) nearly doubles in six years: What are the ethical implications?
The increase in multi-organ transplant (MOT) raises ethical questions that call for greater consistency in allocation strategy
The increase in multi-organ transplant (MOT) raises ethical questions that call for greater consistency in allocation strategy
Unexpected HCV donor-derived transmissions on the rise according to the OPTN Ad Hoc Disease Transmission Advisory Committee
How Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia reduced its inactive kidney waitlist by 17 percent
In 2018, UNOS reported that the number of living donor transplants was nearly 6,900, the highest since 2005.
A new study by UNOS researchers in the American Journal of Transplantation shows that sequential pancreas transplant after a kidney transplant (PAK) and simultaneous pancreas-kidney (SPK) transplants result in similar patient survival rates.