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SETID Fellows’ Mystery Cases this Friday, 06/06/2025 at 8am CST

The tell-tale hearts: Donor-derived invasive fungal infections among orthotopic heart transplant recipients Donor-derived invasive fungal infections among solid organ transplant recipients are rare but sometimes devastating events associated with notable mor…

Check out our case series on donor-derived invasive fungal infections in heart transplant recipients! Just published in MMCR and features cases of donor-derived Candida parapsilosis and Aspergillus fumigatus.

www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

HOPE in every breath and heartbeat: Understanding transplant eligibility, access barriers, and clinical outcomes in thoracic transplantation in persons with HIV Persons with HIV (PWH) are living longer, leading to increased end-organ disease from chronic illness. Organ transplantation improves survival in patients with end-organ disease yet remains a constrai...

From rising #TxID star (and a Canadian, no less), Patrick Tam @tamckpatrick.bsky.social

HOPE in every breath and heartbeat: Understanding transplant eligibility, access barriers, and clinical outcomes in thoracic transplantation in persons with HIV

www.jhltopen.org/article/S295...

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Please join us for our quarterly SETID discussion on Friday, Feb 14 at 9AM EST. Dr. Patrick Tam from Duke University will be presenting on use of Hepatitis B NAT+ organs in solid organ transplantation. Please DM for zoom link.

We want to thank our expert panel for leading our first seminar this year "Building a Research Portfolio in Transplant ID!"

Look out for our upcoming series in the new year and message us if interested!!

1) Hepatitis B in SOT
2) Challenging Cases in TxID
3) CMV and SCT