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Transplant Surgery Rotation

At the end of the transplant surgery rotation, residents will be able to demonstrate:

  • An understanding of general immunological principles and their application to surgical practice
  • An understanding of the principles of care for patients with abnormal immune function who are undergoing general surgery procedures
  • An understanding of the emerging field of molecular biology and the novel immune therapies having potential application to clinical surgery

Organ Transplantation

Following this unit, residents should be able to demonstrate:

  • An understanding of the history of clinical transplantation and interpret the guidelines for preparing patients for organ transplantation
  • A working understanding of the fundamental immunologic principles governing organ transplantation and immunosuppression. Demonstrate understanding of the potential metabolic, physiologic, and malignant side effects of immunosuppressants.
 
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