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DESCRIPTION:The Curriculum Committee invites you to join us for an engaging
 \, thought-provoking webinar on robotic kidney transplantation through a l
 iterature review and case-based discussion with Drs. Woo Jin Choi &amp\; M
 ohamed Eltemamy from Cleveland Clinic. This session will compare robotic a
 nd open kidney transplant outcomes and explore whether robotic transplanta
 tion is ready for broader adoption beyond traditional candidates.\nTopics 
 will include patient selection\, high-BMI recipients\, living vs. deceased
  donor transplant\, complex recipient and donor factors\, after-hours logi
 stics\, intraoperative decision-making and more. Join us for a thoughtful 
 discussion on the opportunities\, limitations\, and future of robotic kidn
 ey transplantation.Price: FreeDate: Thursday\, December 10Time: 6PM - 7PM 
 ESTFellow Presenting: Woo Jin Choi\, MDFaculty Moderator: Mohamed Eltemamy
 \, MDRegister Now
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SUMMARY:Curriculum Journal Club: Robotic Kidney Transplant - Ready for All 
 Comers?
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p style="text-align:left\;">The Curriculum Co
 mmittee invites you to join us for an engaging\, thought-provoking webinar
  on robotic kidney transplantation through a literature review and case-ba
 sed discussion with Drs. Woo Jin Choi &amp\; Mohamed Eltemamy from Clevela
 nd Clinic. This session will compare robotic and open kidney transplant ou
 tcomes and explore whether robotic transplantation is ready for broader ad
 option beyond traditional candidates.\n</p><p style="text-align:left\;">To
 pics will include patient selection\, high-BMI recipients\, living vs. dec
 eased donor transplant\, complex recipient and donor factors\, after-hours
  logistics\, intraoperative decision-making and more. Join us for a though
 tful discussion on the opportunities\, limitations\, and future of robotic
  kidney transplantation.</p><p style="text-align:left\;"><strong>Price: </
 strong>Free<br /><strong>Date: </strong>Thursday\, December 10<br /><stron
 g>Time: </strong>6PM - 7PM EST<br /><strong>Fellow Presenting: </strong>Wo
 o Jin Choi\, MD<br /><strong>Faculty Moderator: </strong>Mohamed Eltemamy\
 , MD</p><p style="text-align:center\;"><a class="btn  btn-primary" href="h
 ttps://members.asts.org/Events/event-details/?id=7f361a81-81d8-f111-bda3-6
 045bd8302fd">Register Now</a></p>
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