The Importance of a Research Registry
Robotic transplantation is advancing rapidly, and research registries are essential for capturing real-world clinical experience across institutions. By collecting standardized data on patient characteristics, operative details, outcomes, and longitudinal follow-up, registries help define best practices, identify opportunities for improvement, and generate meaningful multicenter evidence.
ART registries are designed to foster collaboration, improve quality, and support the safe and responsible evolution of robotic transplantation through shared learning and transparent reporting.
Robotic Kidney Transplant Registry
Be part of the Robotic Kidney Collaborative.
Contribute to a collaborative multicenter registry focused on patient selection, operative details, graft function, perioperative outcomes, and long-term follow-up in robotic kidney transplantation.
Learn moreRobotic Living Donor Liver Transplant Registry
Support a shared registry dedicated to robotic living donor liver transplantation, including donor safety, recipient outcomes, technical approaches, and institutional learning.
Collaborative reporting will help define benchmarks and accelerate responsible growth in this complex field.
Learn moreRobotic Liver Transplant Registry
Join efforts to develop a registry for robotic liver transplantation that captures recipient complexity, operative strategy, postoperative outcomes, and program development experience across centers.
Registry data can inform standards, improve safety, and strengthen evidence-based adoption.
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