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Victor Schuster, MD
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Renal Transplantation
Division of Nephrology
Renal Transplantation
Indications for and contraindications to renal transplantation;
Evaluation and selection of transplant candidates;
Pre-operative preparation of the transplant recipient;
Post-operative management of the renal transplant recipient, including immunosuppressant Rx;
Diagnosis of all forms of renal allograft rejection, including laboratory, histologic, and imaging techniques;
Biology of transplant rejection, acute and chronic;
Medical management of acute and chronic rejection;
Infectious complications of renal transplantation and immunosuppressant Rx;
Evaluation of transplant donors;
Principles of histocompatibility testing;
Mechanisms of action of the various immunosuppressant medications;
Adverse effects of the various immunosuppressant medications;
Non-immunologic mechanisms of renal allograft failure;
Renal impact of pancreas or liver transplantation;
Impact of cardiovascular disease on the transplant recipient;
Hypertension in the renal transplant recipient;
Indications for renal allograft biopsy; Renal allograft biopsy histopathology;
Recurrent diseases in the renal allograft;
Post-transplant lymphoproliferative disorders;
Bone disease and calcium/phosphorus metabolism in the transplant recipient;
Lipid and glucose disorders in the transplant recipient;
Erythrocytosis in the transplant recipient;
Neoplasia in the transplant recipient;
Nutrition issues in the transplant recipient;
Psycho social aspects and ethical issues of organ donation and transplantation;
Psychiatric disturbances in renal transplant patients
Interim Division Chief
Vaughn Folkert, M.D
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Professor of Clinical Medicine
Nephrology Conferences
2012-2013 Schedule
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Albert Einstein College of Medicine
615, Ullman Building
1300 Morris Park Avenue
Bronx, Ny 10461
Phone: 718.430.3158