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Trenches in Transplant Surgery
Crossmatching in Abdominal Transplantation - Understanding T and B Cell Risk
In this episode, we explore the science and clinical importance of crossmatching in abdominal organ transplantation—focusing on kidney and liver grafts. We delve into the key differences between T cell and B cell crossmatches, examining the roles of complement-dependent cytotoxicity (CDC) and flow cytometry in detecting donor-specific antibodies (DSAs). While a positive T cell crossmatch—particularly in kidney transplantation—often signifies a prohibitive immunologic risk due to class I HLA antibodies and hyperacute rejection, B cell crossmatches reveal subtler threats like class II DSAs. We contrast the high-stakes sensitivity of crossmatching in kidney transplantation with the liver’s immunolo...
2025-07-27
25 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
Combining NRP and NMP vs NMP Alone in DCD Liver Transplantation
Combining Normothermic Regional Perfusion (NRP) with Normothermic Machine Perfusion (NMP) in DCD liver transplantation offers synergistic benefits over NMP alone by providing both early in-situ resuscitation and ex-situ viability assessment. While NMP alone improves early graft function and logistics, it does not fully prevent ischemic cholangiopathy (IC); in contrast, NRP—by rapidly restoring oxygenated blood flow in the donor—virtually eliminates IC and significantly enhances biliary outcomes. Together, NRP+NMP yields superior graft survival, lower complication rates, and expanded use of marginal livers, including those from elderly donors or with long transport times. Though more resource-intensive, this sequential approach maxi...
2025-07-26
28 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
Reactive vs. Preventative Care Burden in Abdominal Organ Transplantation
Reactive care for abdominal organ failure—through costly interventions like liver, kidney, pancreas, and multivisceral transplants—imposes a substantial healthcare burden in the U.S., with first-year costs ranging from $400,000 to over $2 million per case, plus significant long-term expenses and productivity losses. While transplantation improves survival and can be cost-effective (especially kidney vs. dialysis), it remains a late-stage solution. In contrast, preventative care—including chronic disease management, hepatitis C treatment, obesity and alcohol intervention, and early screening—has shown the ability to reduce organ failure incidence, improve patient outcomes, and lower aggregate costs over time. Historical trends reveal that while so...
2025-07-24
17 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
Acute Alcoholic Hepatitis and Liver Transplantation
Severe acute alcoholic hepatitis (AAH), characterized by high short-term mortality (exceeding 75% at 6 months) in patients failing corticosteroid therapy (Lille score >0.45), represents a paradigm shift in liver transplantation, moving from historical contraindication to a potentially life-saving intervention for highly selected candidates. Landmark studies, notably Mathurin et al. (2011), demonstrated dramatically improved survival (70-85% at 5 years) with early LT compared to medical management alone in rigorously selected steroid-nonresponsive patients experiencing their *first* episode of decompensation. Crucially, strict selection criteria waive the traditional 6-month sobriety rule but mandate a definitive AAH diagnosis, confirmed steroid non-response, absence of severe comorbidities, and, most importantly, an...
2025-07-20
18 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
Evolving Contraindications and Management Strategies for Infectious Diseases in Deceased Organ Donation
The critical organ shortage has driven a paradigm shift in utilizing deceased donors with infectious diseases, transforming many historical absolute contraindications into relative ones through advanced diagnostics and targeted therapies. While universally fatal or untreatable infections like active rabies, prion diseases, untreated disseminated fungal infections, or multidrug-resistant sepsis remain absolute contraindications, most infections now undergo rigorous risk-benefit analysis. Groundbreaking management strategies, particularly the advent of direct-acting antivirals (DAAs), enable the routine and safe use of hepatitis C viremic donors, achieving >95% cure rates in recipients. Similarly, refined protocols allow hepatitis B core antibody-positive donors with nucleos(t)ide analogue prophylaxis...
2025-07-16
20 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
Tele-Transplantation for Resource Limited Settings
Tele-transplantation in RLS currently relies overwhelmingly on tele-mentoring (remote expert guidance via video link), as pure robotic telesurgery remains technologically and financially unfeasible due to prohibitive costs, unreliable ultra-low-latency connectivity, and lack of affordable robotic systems. Successful case studies, like kidney transplant mentoring between India and the UK or foundational surgical training in Malawi, demonstrate that tele-mentoring can effectively bridge expertise gaps, build local capacity, and improve perioperative care when paired with skilled on-site teams. While innovations in simplified task-specific robotics, AI-assisted guidance (e.g., AR overlays, anatomy recognition), and optimized satellite connectivity offer future potential to augment specific...
2025-07-14
16 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
Autonomous Perfusion - Where AI Meets Organ Viability
Autonomous perfusion systems powered by machine learning represent a transformative advancement in organ preservation and tissue engineering. By integrating real-time sensor data with adaptive AI algorithms—such as reinforcement learning, Gaussian processes, and predictive modeling—these systems dynamically adjust perfusion parameters to optimize oxygenation, nutrient delivery, and waste removal. This closed-loop control enables precise, consistent, and prolonged ex vivo organ maintenance, reducing manual oversight and enhancing viability, especially for marginal grafts. From microfluidic organ-on-chip platforms to large-scale bioreactors, the convergence of AI and perfusion technology promises to revolutionize both research and clinical transplantation.
2025-07-13
22 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
Infrared Spectroscopy for Organ Viability Assessment
Infrared spectroscopy, including both near-infrared (NIR) and mid-infrared (MIR) modalities, is emerging as a powerful, non-invasive tool for real-time organ viability assessment in transplantation. NIR spectroscopy has been applied to monitor perfusion and oxygenation in kidney and liver grafts during surgery and preservation, with studies showing strong correlations between spectral features and clinical viability markers such as Doppler indices or histological fibrosis. MIR techniques, like ATR-FTIR and microspectroscopy, offer chemically specific insights—especially in quantifying liver steatosis and fibrosis—enabling rapid, point-of-care evaluation of donor organs. Despite promising results, current applications are largely experimental, with challenges including tissue heterogeneity, limi...
2025-07-11
18 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
Virtual Reality in Organ Transplant Training
Immersive VR training modules for liver and kidney transplantation are emerging as powerful tools in surgical education, combining anatomical accuracy, procedural simulation, and collaborative learning. Academic institutions such as Lawrence Livermore National Lab and Otto-von-Guericke University have developed VR platforms that simulate complex procedures like laparoscopic liver resections and kidney transplants, incorporating haptic feedback, real-time team interaction, and patient-specific 3D anatomy. Studies show VR enhances spatial understanding, technical skill acquisition, and decision-making, with early validation suggesting improved anatomical comprehension and user satisfaction. Though still in pilot stages, these modules are increasingly integrated into academic hospitals and transplant training programs...
2025-07-10
24 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
Wearable Biosensors for Transplant Care
Wearable biosensors are emerging as transformative tools for real-time immunosuppression and graft monitoring in abdominal organ transplantation. These devices—ranging from sweat and interstitial fluid sensors to subcutaneous and implantable platforms—can detect key biomarkers such as tacrolimus levels, cytokines, CRP, creatinine, and tissue oxygenation. By integrating with mobile apps and cloud-based dashboards, they enable continuous, non-invasive monitoring that may help detect early rejection, infection, or drug toxicity. Though still largely in prototype or early clinical stages, these technologies promise to shift post-transplant care from reactive, clinic-based models to proactive, personalized management. Challenges remain, including biocompatibility, analytical accuracy, and pati...
2025-07-09
19 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
Frailty and Sarcopenia in Liver Transplant - Impact and Management
Frailty and sarcopenia are highly prevalent in patients undergoing liver transplantation, with significant implications for both pre- and post-transplant outcomes. Frailty, often assessed using tools like the Liver Frailty Index (LFI), and sarcopenia, typically measured by CT-based muscle mass, independently predict increased waitlist mortality, longer hospital and ICU stays, higher risk of infections, and reduced post-transplant survival. These conditions often persist or worsen after transplant, especially without targeted intervention. Risk factors include advanced age, malnutrition, decompensated cirrhosis, and alcoholic liver disease. Recent studies emphasize the value of prehabilitation—combining exercise and nutritional support—to reverse or mitigate these risks, whil...
2025-07-08
19 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
Hepatic Artery Variants in Liver Transplantation
Reconstruction of variant hepatic artery anatomy during liver transplantation is a critical component of graft revascularization, given that up to 50% of donors exhibit anatomical variations such as replaced or accessory right or left hepatic arteries. Techniques include back-table reconstructions using Carrel or branch patches, end-to-end anastomoses, or grafting variant arteries to donor gastroduodenal or splenic artery stumps. When recipient arterial inflow is inadequate, alternatives like aortohepatic conduits or splenic artery inflow are employed, though with increased risk. In pediatric cases, microsurgical techniques are essential due to small-caliber vessels. While these reconstructions carry a slightly higher risk of hepatic artery...
2025-07-07
25 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
Blockchain for Organ Tracking and Registry Management
Blockchain technology offers a promising solution to critical challenges in global organ transplant systems, such as lack of transparency, data tampering, and inefficiencies in organ tracking and registry management. By providing a decentralized, immutable, and auditable ledger, blockchain can enhance trust among stakeholders, ensure the integrity of consent and allocation processes, and prevent fraud or manipulation. Emerging pilot projects in countries like the U.S., Sri Lanka, and Korea have demonstrated blockchain’s potential for smart-contract-driven donor-recipient matching, real-time organ traceability, and secure cross-border coordination. However, widespread adoption faces hurdles including regulatory uncertainty, data privacy concerns, interoperability with legacy sy...
2025-07-06
24 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
AI in Transplant Donor-Recipient Matching
Artificial intelligence is transforming donor-recipient matching in abdominal organ transplantation by integrating complex datasets—such as clinical variables, imaging, genomics, and immunologic profiles—into predictive models that can optimize graft allocation and improve outcomes. Machine learning techniques like gradient boosting, random forests, and deep neural networks have demonstrated superior accuracy over traditional scoring systems in predicting graft survival, organ usability, and rejection risk. Studies in liver and pancreas transplantation have shown AI’s ability to personalize matching decisions, reduce organ discard rates, and potentially increase graft longevity. However, challenges remain in terms of data quality, model interpretability, bias mitigation, and cl...
2025-07-05
19 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
NAFLD/NASH in Liver Transplantation: Global Trends and Clinical Impact
NAFLD/NASH epidemic has two-fold impact on transplantation: it threatens the donor supply (steatotic grafts have higher risk) and creates a new high-risk recipient population (with metabolic complications and graft steatosis). Recent consensus and meta-analytic data emphasize using donor livers with ≤30% macrosteatosis whenever possible, careful evaluation with advanced imaging (CAP, CT) and possibly machine perfusion for high-fat grafts. Post-LT, aggressive control of weight and cardiometabolic factors is needed to prevent graft fattening and cardiovascular events.
2025-07-04
18 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
A Century of Surgical Progress in Kidney Transplantation
Overall, the surgical technique of kidney transplant has evolved from its early open forms to incorporate modern minimally invasive technology, but the core principles remain: precise vascular suturing and a secure ureteral reimplantation. Major contributors include Joseph Murray (Brigham Hospital, Boston) and colleagues (first transplants), Folkert Belzer (UW solution), Lloyd Ratner (laparoscopic nephrectomy), and many centers such as Cleveland Clinic and Johns Hopkins that pioneered robotics. Today’s transplant surgery reflects a century of innovation in anatomy, immunology and technology, with ongoing refinements (e.g. better perfusion devices, advanced robotics) continuing to improve outcomes.Ma...
2025-07-03
15 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
Classical Versus Piggyback Techniques in Liver Transplantation
The evolution of liver transplantation techniques has shifted from the classical (conventional) approach, which involves removal of the retrohepatic inferior vena cava (IVC) and typically requires veno-venous bypass, to the piggyback technique, which preserves the recipient’s IVC and offers improved hemodynamic stability. While the classical method remains useful in complex cases (e.g., IVC thrombosis, Budd–Chiari syndrome), the piggyback approach has become the preferred standard due to reduced operative time, lower blood loss, avoidance of VVbypass, and equivalent long-term graft and patient survival. Advances such as modified piggyback techniques and improved intraoperative imaging have further optimized outcomes. Toda...
2025-07-02
12 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
Omics Technologies in Kidney and Liver Transplantation - Enabling Precision Immunosuppression
The past 5–10 years have witnessed remarkable progress in applying genomics, proteomics, and metabolomics to kidney and liver transplant medicine. Genomic tools are uncovering polymorphisms and gene expression signatures that predict rejection or identify tolerance, as well as informing tailored drug dosing. Proteomic studies have yielded noninvasive protein biomarkers (chemokines, injury molecules) for early rejection detection and provided mechanistic insights into how rejection alters graft metabolism and immunity. Metabolomic profiling has revealed distinctive metabolic fingerprints of rejection – such as alterations in amino acid, bile acid, and energy pathways – and even suggested metabolites that correlate with tolerant immune states. These omics advanc...
2025-06-30
20 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
Deceased Donor Management and Evaluation
Deceased Donor Management and EvaluationPhase 3 (donor evaluation) and Phase 4 (ICU donor management) are pivotal in the deceased donation pathway, directly impacting how many and how well organs can be transplanted. Recent years have seen significant progress: standardized donor management protocols, better understanding of pathophysiology after brain death, and technological innovations all contribute to improved outcomes. By thoroughly evaluating each organ with modern diagnostics and diligently optimizing the donor’s physiology (in both adult and pediatric donors), critical care and OPO teams can increase the availability of viable organs while upholding the highest ethical stan...
2025-06-28
30 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
Zimislecel - Stem Cell Therapy for Type 1 Diabetes
This podcast presents an original article detailing a phase 1-2 clinical study called VX-880-101 FORWARD, which investigates zimislecel as an allogeneic stem cell-derived islet-cell therapy for type 1 diabetes. The research aimed to assess the safety and efficacy of this new treatment, particularly its ability to restore physiologic islet function and potentially lead to insulin independence. The methods section outlines the study design, participant eligibility, and dosage regimens for zimislecel, administered via a single portal vein infusion, along with immunosuppressive therapy. Results from 14 participants demonstrate engraftment and islet function, with most participants showing freedom from severe hypoglycemic...
2025-06-27
15 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
Anesthetic Management in Liver Transplantation
Liver transplantation demands meticulous intraoperative management tailored to each surgical phase. By anticipating the typical hemodynamic changes in the pre-anhepatic, anhepatic, and neohepatic phases, the anesthesia and surgical teams at high-volume centers can proactively mitigate risks. In the pre-anhepatic phase, controlling bleeding (often by keeping CVP low and employing rapid transfusion protocols) and maintaining perfusion is paramount. In the anhepatic phase, preserving hemodynamic stability during IVC clamping (using piggyback techniques or veno-venous bypass if needed) and managing rising acidosis/coagulopathy keep the patient primed for graft reperfusion. The neohepatic phase requires vigilance and aggressive intervention during reperfusion, treating post-reperfusion...
2025-06-27
37 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
Minimizing Immunosuppression and Achieving Tolerance in Liver Transplant
Immunosuppression minimization and withdrawal in liver transplantation is an area where clinical practice and cutting-edge research intersect. The driving rationale is clear – mitigating the long-term deleterious effects of chronic immunosuppressive therapy – but the execution requires navigating complex immunological and ethical terrain. Over the past two decades, we have learned that operational tolerance, once deemed a rare curiosity, is attainable in a meaningful subset of liver recipients, particularly under ideal circumstances. Pioneering trials in both adults and children have mapped out the possibilities and pitfalls: some patients can indeed thrive off medication, whereas others cannot. This heterogeneity has propelled the sear...
2025-06-25
23 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
Liver Viability Testing with Ex Vivo Machine Perfusion
Ex vivo machine perfusion has ushered in a new era where a liver graft’s viability can be tested before the irreversible step of transplantation. Both normothermic and hypothermic perfusion techniques play roles in modern liver preservation, with NMP in particular enabling real-time functional evaluation. Key viability markers – lactate clearance, perfusate pH, glucose consumption, transaminase release, perfusion flow dynamics, bile production, and bile composition – have been identified through extensive research and are now applied in clinical decision-making. These markers, especially when considered together, correlate with whether a liver will function or fail after transplant. Clinical trials over the last decade...
2025-06-24
20 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
Transplant Tourism - Ethics, Illicit Trade, and Global Efforts
Transplant tourism sits at the troubling intersection of medical need and global inequality. On one hand, it underscores the desperation of patients willing to do anything for a life-saving organ; on the other, it exposes the plight of the poor who are driven (or coerced) to literally sell parts of their bodies. The ethical global practice of transplantation demands that life be preserved without sacrificing human rights or dignity. The international community – through the WHO, the Declaration of Istanbul, the UN, and various national initiatives – has recognized transplant tourism and organ trafficking as urgent issues and has taken steps to c...
2025-06-23
22 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
NRP Cannulation techniques and Blood Conservation during NRP
A-NRP utilizes extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) technology, including a pump, oxygenator, and heater, to maintain normothermic (37°C) blood flow to abdominal organs in situ. This process reverses warm ischemic damage, improving organ quality for transplantation. However, simultaneous procurement of thoracic organs, such as lungs, can lead to significant blood loss in the chest, compromising circulatory support for abdominal organs. Blood conservation techniques are thus essential to ensure adequate perfusion and maintain organ function. This podcast discusses about both cannulation techniques TA-NTP and A-NRP
2025-06-22
13 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
Liver Enzyme Elevation Post Transplant - Causes, Workup and Treatment
Elevated liver enzymes after a liver transplant can stem from various causes, including surgical complications, infections, or rejection, with no single definitive source. Workup involves blood tests, imaging like ultrasounds, and sometimes biopsies to identify the cause, though outcomes can vary. The evidence leans toward treatments being tailored to the specific cause, such as medications for infections or procedures for blockages, but effectiveness depends on timely diagnosis.
2025-06-21
15 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
AI and Deep Learning in Liver Transplantation
• Research suggests AI and deep learning are enhancing liver transplant outcomes.• It seems likely that donor-recipient matching and post-transplant predictions are improving.• The evidence leans toward AI helping with organ allocation and surgical innovations.• Challenges include data quality and validation, with ongoing efforts to address them.
2025-06-20
13 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
Viral Infections in Organ Transplant - Updates and Management
Research suggests EBV is a significant risk post-transplant, with PTLD incidence at 4-22% in children and 1-2% in adults, higher in EBV-negative recipients. It seems likely that CMV remains the most common viral infection, with varying incidence based on donor/recipient status. The evidence leans toward BK virus being a major concern for kidney transplants, with no effective prophylaxis. HHV8 is linked to Kaposi’s sarcoma, with higher incidence in endemic areas (3-5%). Diagnosis typically involves PCR and clinical symptoms, with treatment often including reducing immunosuppression and antivirals like ganciclovir. Recent 2025 updates highlight a 22% PTLD risk in EBV-negative kidney recipients from EBV-posit...
2025-06-19
13 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
Biliary Dilemmas in Liver Transplants
• Ductopenia is mainly caused by chronic rejection, where the immune system attacks the bile ducts. Ischemic cholangiopathy, on the other hand, comes from poor blood flow, like when the hepatic artery is blocked.• Research shows ischemic cholangiopathy can lead to ductopenia by causing bile duct damage that results in their loss, but ductopenia can also happen from rejection, not just ischemia.• The evidence leans toward both conditions causing cholestasis and potentially needing retransplantation, but they differ in primary causes and diagnosis methods.
2025-06-18
13 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
Solving the Liver Organ Shortage - Strategies and Innovations
• Research suggests increasing public awareness and opt-out donation systems can boost liver donations, though effectiveness varies by region.• It seems likely that using extended criteria donors and split liver techniques can expand the donor pool, but outcomes may differ.• The evidence leans toward machine perfusion and bioengineered livers as promising innovations, though they are still experimental.• Policy changes, like optimizing allocation, may help, but face ethical debates; living-donor transplants show potential with support.
2025-06-17
15 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
Liver Transplantation for Hepatic Tumors
• Research suggests hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is the most common liver tumor considered for transplantation, with specific size and spread criteria.• It seems likely that cholangiocarcinoma and colorectal liver metastases (CRLM) may be considered in select cases, but this is less common and debated.• The evidence leans toward strict criteria, like the Milan criteria, to ensure successful outcomes, though some centers use expanded guidelines.
2025-06-16
22 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
Thomas Starzl - Father of Liver Transplantation
• Thomas Starzl is widely regarded as the father of liver transplantation, based on his pioneering work.• He performed the first human liver transplant in 1963 and the first successful one in 1967.• Starzl developed key immunosuppression techniques, like cyclosporin, improving transplant success rates.• His research on chimerism and animal-to-human transplants has shaped modern transplant medicine.
2025-06-15
12 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
Liver Transplant Complications - Review
• Research suggests liver transplant complications include infections, biliary issues, and rejection, with varying incidence rates.• It seems likely that infections, especially CMV, are very common early post-transplant, while biliary complications affect 15-20% of patients.• The evidence leans toward medication side effects, like high blood pressure and kidney issues, being significant long-term concerns.• Future challenges may involve managing recurrent diseases like NASH, with ongoing advancements in organ preservation and antiviral therapies.
2025-06-14
21 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
Defatting liver during Machine Perfusion
Research suggests defatting livers during machine perfusion can improve transplant outcomes, but it’s still being studied. It seems likely that drugs like forskolin and L-carnitine help reduce liver fat, with early studies showing promise. The evidence leans toward machine perfusion, especially normothermic, being a key method for defatting, though more research is needed.
2025-06-12
20 min
Trenches in Transplant Surgery
Revolutionizing Liver Transplantation: Machine Perfusion and NRP
Understand the Mechanisms and Benefits: Explain the principles of machine perfusion (hypothermic and normothermic) and normothermic regional perfusion (NRP), and evaluate their roles in improving liver preservation and transplantation outcomes. Analyze Clinical Impact and Challenges: Assess the clinical benefits of machine perfusion and NRP in expanding the donor pool and reducing complications, while identifying key challenges such as cost, training, and ethical considerations in their implementation.
2025-06-12
26 min
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