Can one liver save two lives? At NYU Langone Health, the answer is yes. Learn how a team of more than 20 providers mobilized to perform a split-liver transplant to save the lives of two patients, who are 60 years apart in age: bit.ly/3Uh5Jnx

Science + collaboration + balancing risk through carefully planned research = xenotransplantation in 2024. & at the center of it all patients for whom good options are otherwise not available cnn.com/2024/04/24/hea…

Vincent needed a new kidney, and his wife Griselda wanted to help. She donated a kidney to a stranger in hopes of getting Vincent off the waitlist sooner, and 54 days later, he got his new kidney at NYU Langone Health. Read their story: bit.ly/4b9EWPD

Love seeing our Transplant ID team's work on real world maribavir clinical experience shared at #ESCMIDGlobal2024 !

Well done jstern presenting findings from NYU Transplant Institute’s long-term Xeno decedent work + People’s Choice Award at today’s plenary #ATC2024Philly NYU Langone Health

Are you using the CMV immunity panel at your transplant center? Srijana Jonchhe sharing our experience to date from NYU Langone Health. Let’s keep sharing real world experience of this TxID tool. Division of Infectious Diseases & Immunology (ID)

Great to be at ATC with Matt Ringer & Virginie Halpern-Cohen, MD and thanks to the rest of our GREAT NYU TxID team for holding down the fortress of patient care

Exciting few days at #ATCPhilly2024 including the past year’s advances in xenotransplantation- just a fraction of the NYU Xenotxp minds of this ultimate team endeavor, with collaboration on all fronts NYU Langone Health

There has always been a low risk of complications for kidney donors after surgery. Now, a new study from NYU Langone Health shows that it's safer than ever before, thanks to surgical advancements. Learn more about the research findings: nyulangone.org/news/kidney-do…

Incredible work Dr. Chang and team!

Looking forward to TTS and would love to connect with TxID colleagues who will be there!

ID Division meet & greet. Excited that there’s TxID career goals in this great group of first year fellows! Division of Infectious Diseases & Immunology (ID)

Full ID house today Division of Infectious Diseases & Immunology (ID) weekly conference for the AMR collaboration of 2 of my favorite colleagues Sarah Hochman and Bo Shopsin- addressing a priority ID issue for both patients and health systems + 👌🏼integration of hospital epi-lab science

Thank you Christine Durand and Dorry Segev for your leadership of the HOPE studies allowing us to bring this closer to standard of care for PLWH. & Gratitude to the NYU TxID and Txp research teams for all the hard work over the years to participate in this for patients at NYULH.

A surgical team at NYU Langone Health has made history by performing the world’s first fully robotic double #lungtransplant, representing a major breakthrough in #roboticsurgery—and offering Cheryl Mehrkar a fresh start at life. Learn more: nyulangone.org/news/nyu-lango…

So enjoyed being a guest on Doctor Radio last week & the community created through the Patient Experience Book Club. Couldn’t help notice how many of the group’s 100 fiction and nonfiction reads since 2012 were ID related. Holding one of my all time faves!

Transplant Institute’s annual participation in Bellevue’s World AIDS Day event- raising awareness of organ donation by and for PWH. Even more meaningful this year with recent HOPE Act updates!

Coming up at 2:30pm, Marc Siegel MD talks about groundbreaking advances in #HIV positive organ transplantation transplants with Sapna Amin Mehta MD; Dorry Segev and Ofole Mgbako of NYU Langone Health. Listen here: sxm.app.link/DoctorRadio

Our fearless leader Bob Montgomery and Sapna Mehta ⁦NYU Langone Health⁩ ⁦NYU Grossman School of Medicine⁩ making the case ⁦The ISHLT⁩ that we are ready for clinical trials in xenotransplantation. #gamechanger

Great to be a part of the deliberate but cautious momentum of xenotransplantation.