
Kasra Shirini
@kasrashirini
MD| Postdoc @HopkinsMedicine
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http://linkedin.com/in/kasra-shirini-2a4346226 07-03-2024 19:15:59
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Excellent AmericanTransplantCongress with the University of Maryland School of Medicine lab team!


An amazing time discussing our research with the best transplant surgeons at AmericanTransplantCongress .Thank you to my mentors for their support of our research. Raphael Meier MD-PhD


Grateful to Dr Raphael Meier MD-PhD for nine months of invaluable guidance and support during my postdoc at UMB. His mentorship enriched my knowledge and skills, and fostered growth and learning. Thank you for your unwavering support and the opportunities for professional development.



Renal transplantation using kidneys from a donor with high-grade CMV viremia >100 000 IU/mL? We describe the first case ever in The Lancet Infectious Diseases | Kasra Shirini | #RenalTransplantation #Cytomegalovirus #CMV #Valganciclovir #TransplantResearch | authors.elsevier.com/a/1jOfA5E-UogW…







Happy to share our work publish at NEJM !! This achievement represents a significant step forward in transplantation. Proud to be part of this! Mass General Surgery Mass General Transplant Leonardo V. Riella nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…


Latest Xenotransplantation Literature Update (July–Dec 2024) — Overview of recent preclinical and clinical advancements, plus ethical, economic, and public health discussions onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.11… Joe M. Ladowski, MD PhD Kasra Shirini



Joe M. Ladowski, MD PhD Muhammad Mansoor Mohiuddin Alexandre Loupy Burcin Ekser, MD, PhD ASTS journals.lww.com/transplantjour…

Privileged to join Maryland Public Television ’s “Your Health” with Jeff Salkin, marking Donate Life America Month. We highlighted organ donation, living donation, and groundbreaking #Xenotransplantation research at University of Maryland School of Medicine Department of Surgery, University of Maryland | Grateful to the University of Maryland Medical Center and MPT teams! | United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS)


🚨 Treating cancer in a post-SPK recipient? Using checkpoint inhibitors?⚠️ Beware the donor duodenum — reactivated alloimmunity can cause patch necrosis & bowel perforation. Great case by Kasra Shirini #SPK #Immunotherapy #Transplant University of Maryland Medical Center University of Maryland School of Medicine rrtjournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…