Patient Care Awareness Transplant Center CU Medicine Today
It happened so fast, and it was so unexpected.
In August 2020, Mario Carrasco got what he suspected was COVID-19 and took Tylenol to combat his high fever. When that didn’t work, he took an antibiotic he had received from Mexico and eventually felt better. For several months afterward, he felt fine. He felt like he always does.
Rachel Sauer | 
June 15, 2022
Education Community CU Medicine Today Cardiothoracic Surgery Fellowship
Before Maurice Musoni, MD, completed his surgical training in South Africa, his home country of Rwanda had no cardiothoracic surgeon.
Rachel Sauer | June 14, 2022
U.S. News & World Report
May 08, 2023
Here's one more reason to watch your weight: Obesity can increase your odds for serious complications after surgery.
Medscape
April 25, 2023
Prediction models that incorporate more than just treatment status could rank order heart transplant candidates by urgency more effectively.
Becker's Hospital Review
April 16, 2023
This year's National Donate Life Month has special meaning for a young patient who recently underwent his fourth liver transplant with CU surgeons.
News Medical
April 10, 2023
New research describes another possible issue caused by the combination of alcohol and burn injury: impaired cognitive function.
