IN THE NEWS
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Why Choose UW Health Transplant?
Our transplant program has garnered international recognition for leadership in organ preservation, transplant surgery and care of transplant patients. Based on overall volume since its inception, UW Health is the third-largest transplant program in the United States and a strong option for transplant patients in the Midwest and beyond.
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Ready to Make a Splash
Kellen Binger is 12 years old, an excellent hockey player and about to swim laps around the competition at the 2010 NKF U.S. Transplant Games®. He hasn't let his kidney transplant slow him down at all, and hopes to take home a medal to prove it.
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Transplant Milestones
UW Health's transplant program is at the forefront of transplant innovation. From the "Wisconsin Technique" of pancreas transplantation to the state's first domino liver transplant, our program continues to thrive in its role of directing the future of transplantation in Wisconsin, and the world.
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Restoring Hope Transplant HouseA transplant house is a caring environment that offers high-quality, affordable accommodations for patients and their adult family members and caregivers. Restoring Hope Transplant House will be a "home away from home" for patients who are in the Madison area for organ, bone marrow or other transplants.
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Patient Stories
The true measure of the UW Health Transplant program can be seen and heard in the words of its patients. As pancreas recipient Jay Deppe says, "My gratitude is immeasurable. I don't think there are too many things you can compare to this."
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