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      • Over 25 years of experience in Pediatric TransplantationOver 25 years of experience in Pediatric Transplantation
      • Dr. Esquivel with pediatric patientDr. Esquivel with pediatric patient

        A personal commitment to exceptional care

        Our transplant teams are led by Stanford Medicine faculty, internationally recognized for their research discoveries, innovations and clinical outcomes

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      • Hospitals like Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford are emerging as organ transplant pioneers for children
      • A record number of organ transplants in October
      • Liver transplant patient hits 3-year milestone
      • One donor, six organs, four lives saved

      Pediatric Transplant Center

      US News - Stanford Children's HealthThe Pediatric Transplant Center at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford is a national transplant volume leader with more than 25 years of experience performing more than 1,600 pediatric organ transplants. In fact, data from the Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network (OPTN) shows that over the past five years we have performed more pediatric organ transplants than any other U.S. center. That is exceptional experience and experience saves lives.

      We excel at handling the toughest challenges. We provide high-touch care to high acuity cases for children needing all kinds of transplants, including heart, lung, liver, kidney, intestine and combined transplants.

      • Heart: Number 1 for pediatric heart transplant volume in California
      • Lung and Heart-Lung: Only pediatric lung transplant program on the U.S. West Coast
      • Liver and Intestine: Best 3-year pediatric liver transplant outcomes in the nation
      • Kidney: Over the past five years we have performed more pediatric kidney transplants than any other program

      The Four-Pound Fighter

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      An ambulance rushed Dane to Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford. It was all hands on deck as he was dying quickly from bleeding internally. At four-pounds he was the smallest transplant the team had ever done.

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