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Description: Hosts Roz and Josh are joined by Sharon Weeks Groh, MD to discuss the key articles of the November issue of American Journal of Transplantation.
Dr. Sharon Weeks Groh is a transplant surgeon at Walter Reed
[02:08] Robotic living donor hepatectomy is associated with superior outcomes for both the donor and the recipient compared to laparoscopic or open - A single center prospective registry study of 3,448 cases
[09:34] Public Attitudes to Xenotransplantation: A National Survey in the United States
[18:09] Non-clinical and clinical characterization of MAU868, a novel human-derived monoclonal neutralizing antibody targeting BK polyomavirus VP1
[25:52] Establishing targets for goal-directed anesthesia in renal transplantation: a cohort analysis of high-saliency surgical time-courses.
Editorial: Intraoperative blood pressure management during kidney transplantation: grafts under pressure.
[36:53] Why partial heart transplantation could be regulated as organ transplantation
