Journal of Clinical and Experimental Transplantation
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David C Mulligan

David C. Mulligan, MD, is Yale Medicine’s chief of transplant surgery and immunology, and director of the Yale New Haven Transplantation Center.

Biography

David C. Mulligan, MD, is Yale Medicine’s chief of transplant surgery and immunology, and director of the Yale New Haven Transplantation Center. He is an internationally-acclaimed leader in organ procurement, distribution and transplantation—with a focus on living-donor liver transplants. He also performs pancreas and kidney transplants, as well as surgery for liver and pancreatic disorders and tumors.  

Dr. Mulligan, who established the solid organ transplant program at the Mayo Clinic in Arizona before joining Yale Medicine, chose his field partly because of the amazing recoveries patients often make after an organ transplant. 

 

Publications

Robotic Assisted Kidney Transplant, Reserved for the Deserved

Robotic assisted kidney transplant is the latest technical milestone in kidney transplant surgery. But, unlike other minimal invasive surgery, robotic kidney transplant has been slow to gain popularity despite the ergonomic advantage and lower wound complications, due to the costs involved, therefore questioning its true need in transplant surgery.... Read More»

Ramesh K Batra, David C Mulligan, Sanjay Kulkarni and Chandra S Bhati

Editorial: J Clin Exp Transplant 3: e104

DOI: 10.4172/2475-7640.1000E104

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