History
of The University Hospital Liver Transplant Program |
The Liver Transplant Program at The University Hospital
in Cincinnati, Ohio, began in 1986 under the direction of J. Wesley
Alexander, M.D., and Israel Penn, M.D., and is currently one of the
largest liver transplant programs in the state of Ohio.
Because of its long history, this academic program attracts physicians who are
involved in research and have years of experience resulting in advanced treatments
for transplant that benefit patients. One-year patient survivals exceed 90 percent
following liver replacement.
The Liver Transplant Program at The University Hospital is part of the Transplant
Center at The University Hospital, a comprehensive adult, solid organ transplant
center that also provides kidney, simultaneous kidney/pancreas, islet cell and
heart transplantation.
For more information, please call 513-584-9999 or toll free 1-888-UCLIVER
(825-4837)
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University
Hospital Facts
University
Hospital has been named one of the Top 15 Teaching Hospitals
in the U.S. by Solucient and one of "America's Best Hospitals" by U.S.News and World Report. Services for Ear, Nose and Throat
treatment, Respiratory Disorders and Urology ranked in the
Top 50 programs in the nation.
Affiliated with the University of Cincinnati Medical Center. More than 930 physicians serve on the hospital's
staff and as faculty of the University of Cincinnati College
of Medicine.
Over 695 registered beds and admits more
than 26,000 patients a year.
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