Study of organ transplants done at University of Minnesota
This registry study collects information about people who received an organ transplant at the University of Minnesota and about living donors who donated there. It helps researchers learn from transplant experiences to improve care.
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Who can take part
- You received an organ transplant at the University of Minnesota
- Your transplant took place at the University of Minnesota
- You (or your situation) involves a living organ donation at the University of Minnesota
- You did not receive your transplant outside the University of Minnesota
- You did not donate an organ outside the University of Minnesota
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