Tomoko Beutéll

Program Manager, Columbia Transplant Initiative

[Tomoko Beutéll @tkbeu]

The Columbia Transplant Initiative Spring Newsletter: Updates across our transplant programs https://t.co/oswKznTwCu
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[Tomoko Beutéll @tkbeu]

Latest from the Columbia Transplant Initiative: Our fall newsletter highlights continued progress across our programs: https://t.co/VaHrSbNVor
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[Tomoko Beutéll @tkbeu]

Thanks to all who joined the Columbia Transplant Initiative Kickoff today! Great presentations and discussions on future visions, growth strategies and cross organ collaborations.

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Tomorrow Dr. Rajani Sharma is speaking at the annual @AlphaFriend national conference about Alpha-1 and the liver. Alpha-1 or Antitrypsin Deficiency (AAT) is a rare genetic condition that can cause serious lung and liver disease. Learn more here: https://t.co/f9RGyEACBK

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Transitioning care of pediatric transplant recipients to adult care has increased risks. Tomorrow Dr. Jennifer Vittorio will be highlighting our Pediatric Transition Program at the @IptaPedsTx @SPLIT_TTS forum.

Don't miss it. You can still register here: https://t.co/A5UH51nFIW

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This will bring tears to our eyes for time to come. Dr. Kato was still in the hospital here recovering from Covid-19—finally off the vent, off ECMO, defying all odds. He surprised us all by not only attending the Healing Concert but singing a song. Today's feels.

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Dr. Kato spent 2 months in the hospital fighting Covid-19 last spring. He was discharged in May 2020, and then by August was performing surgery again. But what he learned along the way, and how the experience changed him is profound. It changed us too. https://t.co/DO8CVbQWPC