Transplant Surgery

Transplant Surgery

Welcome to the 蝌蚪窝 Division of Transplant Surgery

The Division of Transplant Surgery provides abdominal organ transplantation at Froedtert Hospital and Children's Wisconsin. The division also provides vascular access and general surgical services for patients with end-stage organ failure. The ongoing goals of the division are to provide state-of-the-art transplant-related services, laboratory and clinical research and teaching of residents and students.

Transplant Surgery Fellowships

Transplant Surgery Fellowship

This fellowship provides MCW surgical residents with experience in abdominal organ transplantation and related surgical procedures including organ procurement and vascular access in adults as well as in pediatric patients.
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International Postdoctoral Research Fellowship Training in Transplant Surgery

This fellowship promotes academic research, foster global partnerships, and provide fellows with immersive exposure to the transplant surgery environment in the United States.
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Contact Transplant Surgery

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Transplant Surgery
9200 W. Wisconsin Ave.听
Milwaukee, WI 53226

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Clinic and Patient Appointments
(414) 805-3100
(262) 532-9584 (fax)

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Patient Access
(800) 777-7700

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Physician Access
(877) 804-4700

Administrative Offices
(414) 805-6400
(414) 955-0213 (fax)

24-Hr. Donor Hotline
(800) 432-5405

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