Transplant Surgery

Message from the Chief

John P. Roberts, M.D.

Professor & Chief,
Division of Transplant Surgery

Transplant Media Library

The media library includes lectures and interviews of UCSF transplant surgeons and their colleagues in related fields.

 

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A gift to the Division of Transplant Surgery helps to fund the discovery of new treatments that improve the lives of transplant recipients. 

Connie Frank Transplant Center
The Connie Frank Transplant Center at UCSF will open to pre-and-post kidney transplant patients on June 14th. This new Center will expand our ability to provide state-of-the-art care to patients in a visually stunning and comforting setting.

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Compassionate, Multidisciplinary Care and Innovative Research

Transplant LogoWith advances in surgical technique and improved drugs to prevent infection and rejection, organ transplantation is now recognized as the most effective treatment for many diseases. UCSF is a leader in both adult and pediatric transplants for liver, kidney, pancreas and small bowel, attracting patients nationally and  internationally. Children who previously had little hope of survival in the event of organ failure, now thrive as healthy adults with transplanted organs. At UCSF, each tranplant candidate is carefully evaluated by a multidisciplinary team that includes transplant surgeons, gastroenterologists, nephrologists, hepatologists, infectious disease specialists, social workers and other health professionals. Patients receive state-of-the-art care for this highly complex procedure and have intensive long-term followup.

The Division of Transplant Surgery has a thriving research program and offers a broad portfolio of clinical trials led by Principal Investigators and supported by a dedicated staff of trial coordinators and clinical research nurses. The  Abdominal Transplant Fellowship Program  offers a rich educational experience for the aspiring transplant surgeon, many of whom chose to to continue their careers at UCSF and became leaders in the field