Donation after circulatory death now accounts for nearly half of U.S. donors, driven by advances in perfusion technology that are expanding access to lifesaving organs.
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Congratulations to our General Surgery Chief Residents for matching into fellowship! We know you will make us proud and we can't wait to see all the good you do for your future patients! #Maryland#Surgery#Match @UMMC @UMmedschool
Our General Surgery Residents are graduating - congrats! We can't wait to see the contributions you make to the field of surgery for years to come! #UMMC#MarylandSOM#Surgery#ClassOf2024
61 years ago today, Dr. Starzl completed the 1st successful liver transplant. His #innovation and #passion has lead the way for modern transplantation. Honor his legacy by registering to be an organ donor at https://t.co/HhStTD7XJc!
#DonateLife#TransplantTwitter
Latest updates in Xenotransplantation: A Must-Read Summary of 2023 by @ShaniKamberi - Dive into the most recent advancements in the field - This is essential focus for those combating end-stage kidney, liver and heart disease https://t.co/yd5QEo91ey
Happy to share our new article outlining the importance of laminin α4 derived from fibroblastic reticular cells in maintaining lymph node conduits for immune homeostasis and transplant acceptance. Congratulations Lushen Li! https://t.co/FQxL6ZnFPm
It's Match Day! the Department of Surgery Division of General and Oncologic Surgery welcomes our new housestaff for 2023-2024! #surgery#gensurgmatch2023#GenSurg
Excited to share our review of the evolution of U.S. donor organ allocation and tissue transportation infrastructure. Hope to shed light on critical ways to improve #transplant tech & logistics @joseph_scalea @MarylandSurg @UMMC https://t.co/wzpGLzApBu
We just published an open-access med student curriculum for providing thoughtful and inclusive care for our trans indentified patients. #TransLivesMatter#LGBTQ#MedEd#MedTwitter#njms
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@DrFNA Hi Dr. Fitzhugh! Doing well. Actually working on a surgical pathology colab case writeup describing a pancreatic neuroendocrine tumor w rhabdoid features!