Dr. Suzanne Ildstad
Dr. Ildstad is internationally recognized for her discovery of a “facilitating” cell that allows bone marrow stem cells to be transplanted from one person to another without life threatening rejection. That discovery has created a platform with the potential to permanently treat or cure more than 20 different diseases - many of which affect children or young adults. It also makes it possible to transplant organs and limbs without rejection or the need for anti-rejection medication.
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NFCTR Funded Research: 4 Minutes |
NFCTR Funded Research: 11 Minutes |
Dr. Suzanne Ildstad |
Collaborating physicians discuss diseases and conditions that may |
Collaborating physicians discuss diseases and conditions that may |
Professor of Surgery, University of Louisville Director, Institute of Cellular Therapeutics |
Jewish Hospital Distinguished Professor of Transplantation |
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Dr. Joanne Kurtzberg |
Dr. Joseph Leventhal |
Dr. Suhag Parikh |
Professor of Pediatrics and Pathology, Duke University |
Associate Professor of Surgery, Northwestern University |
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Duke University |
Director, Pediatric Blood and Marrow Transplant Program |
Director, Living Donor Renal Transplant Program |
Pediatric Blood and Marrow Transplant Program Hematologist/Oncologist |
Director, Carolinas Cord Blood Bank |
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Dr. Kadiyala Ravindra |
Igwe Family |
In the News on Wave 3 |
Assistant Professor of Surgery, Division of Transplantation, University of Louisville |
Louisville, Kentucky |
Wave 3 news April 7, 2008 Louisville, Kentucky |
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