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University of Nebraska Medical Center No Cost Training Programs Join
a World Leader
UNMC's research led to the first peripheral stem cell transplant program in the United States in 1983 and set the standard for transplant treatment used throughout the world. UNMC/NHS has performed over 7,800 bone marrow, peripheral stem and solid organ transplants since the beginning of its transplant program. We are very fortunate to have on our staff, internationally renowned specialist like Dr. James Armitage, Dr. Anne Kessinger, Dr. Julie Vose, Dr. Michael Sorrell, Dr. Byers Shaw, Dr. Rodney Taylor, Dr. Alan Langnas, Dr. Ira Fox, Dr. Debra Sudan, Dr. James Neff, Dr. Kevin Garvin, Dr. James Canedy, Dr. Kenneth Cowan, Dr. Samual Cohen, Dr. John Windle, Dr. Charles Enke, Dr. Mark Rupp, Dr. Edward Dominquez. Our state-of-art technology and dedicated nursing and support staff are second to none. We are well recognized for providing excellent personalized services for international patients and their families. Our Lied Transplant Center has become a world model for its outstanding contributions in the advancement of peripheral stem cell, bone marrow, living-related liver and kidney, liver, liver-small bower, intestinal, kidney, kidney-pancreas, pancreas, and heart transplantation; treatment of lymphoma and other cancerous diseases, including prostrate cancer, as well as advanced treatment of orthopedics. We will generally customize our programs to suit our partner's local health care market and may include educational and research exchange. Dynamic International Programs. Through the Office of International Services (OIHS), UNMC/NHS is offering dynamic partnership programs to help international medical institutions and physicians in the Arab World benefit from our leadership and expertise in creating transplant training programs that offer assistance in:
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