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Diseases: Bladder Diseases | Kidney Diseases | Kidney Failure | Ureteral Diseases | Urethral Diseases | Urinary Tract Infections

Other Topics: General Urinary System | Anatomy | Diagnostic Procedures | Dialysis | Surgery | Kidney Transplantation | Urination Disorders

Kidney & Kidney/Pancreas Transplantation

	General Information
	Kidney Transplantation Information:United Network for Organ Sharing
	Kidney/Pancreas Transplantation Information:United Network for Organ Sharing
	Kidney Transplant: When Your Kidneys Fail:Mayo Clinic
	Getting a New Kidney: Facts About Kidney Transplants:American Society of Transplantation [PDF]
	Deceased Donor Kidney Selection and "Expanded" Criteria Donor Kidneys:American Society of Transplantation [PDF]
	Getting an Expanded-Donor Kidney:American Society of Transplantation [PDF]
	Keeping Your New Kidney Healthy: Facts About Transplant Medications:American Society of Transplantation [PDF]
	A Patient's Guide to Kidney Transplant Surgery:USC Department of Surgery
	Kidney and Pancreas Transplant:Stanford Hospital & Clinics
	Living Donor Kidney Transplant - Wonders of Modern Medicine:Stanford Hospitals & Clinics [Video]
	Live Donor Kidney Transplant:University of Maryland Medical Center, Baltimore, MD [Video]
	Kidney Transplantation:MedlinePlus
	General Transplantation Information, see Therapies, Organ Transplantation

	Kidney Transplantation in Children
	Kidney Transplantation (in Children):Lucile Packard Children's Hospital
	Pediatric Patient Education Brochure:American Society of Transplantation [PDF]
	The Inside Story: A Kid's Guide to Kidney and Liver Transplants:Astellas Pharma US, Inc.[PDF] [For Kids]
	Pediatric Kidney Transplant Program:Lucile Packard Children's Hospital

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