Video Archives hero featuring the WashU abdominal transplant surgery team and the 1000 robotic cases milestone
Illustrated transplant organs with the phrase Innovating today for a better tomorrow

Video Categories

01

Robotic Living Donor Hepatectomy

Donor selection, operative setup, parenchymal transection, vascular control, graft extraction, and donor safety.

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02

Robotic Liver Transplant

Recipient hepatectomy, graft implantation, vascular and biliary reconstruction, troubleshooting, and team workflow.

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03

Robotic Living Donor Nephrectomy

Living donor evaluation, positioning, hilar dissection, ureteral preservation, graft extraction, and donor outcomes.

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04

Robotic Kidney Transplant

Recipient preparation, vascular anastomoses, ureteral implantation, complex anatomy, and technical refinements.

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05

Robotic Pancreas Transplant

Recipient preparation, vascular reconstruction, enteric drainage, graft positioning, and operative strategy.

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06

Robotic Lung Transplant

Robotic thoracic access, hilar dissection, implantation strategy, airway reconstruction, and multidisciplinary workflow.

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07

Robotic Heart Transplant

Emerging robotic approaches, operative planning, recipient preparation, implantation concepts, and team coordination.

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08

Robotic HPB Surgeries

Robotic liver, pancreas, biliary, and complex HPB operations relevant to transplant surgery and advanced practice.

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09

Patient Education Videos

Patient-focused educational videos covering robotic transplantation procedures, perioperative expectations, recovery, and supportive learning resources.

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