Our transplant team sees some of the most complex cases yet achieves some of the greatest outcomes.
Our team at the Washington University and Barnes-Jewish Transplant Center consist of more than 40 doctors and surgeons who perform 430 solid-organ transplants a year on average, making us one of the largest organ transplant centers in the nation.
We provide a unified, comprehensive approach to transplant patient care in each of our solid organ transplant programs. Through the use of the latest technology and research, we are able to provide our patients more life saving treatment options with the best possible outcomes that meet or exceed national average.
From organ transplant surgery to medical management of advanced organ failure, we partner with with referring physicians to deliver the best care available. For referring physicians, call the Doctor's Access Line (800) 252-3627
To make an appointment with a Washington University organ transplant specialist at Barnes-Jewish Hospital and learn how transplant can be a life saving option, call .
Will Chapman, MD explains the evolution of the liver transplant process and its positive effects on results and outcomes.
Jeff Crippin, MD explains the multidisciplined and collaborative approach to liver disease treatments at the Transplant Center.
Christina Klein, MD focuses her practice on the care of kidney and pancreas transplant recipients.
Jason Wellen, MD discusses what makes the kidney- pancreatic transplant program one of the best in the nation.
Cholangiocarcinoma: Pioneering a protocol of chemotherapy, radiation and organ transplant, the Transplant Center is giving cholangiocarcinoma patients a second chance at life.
Transplant Overview: An overview of the liver transplant services offered by the Transplant Center.