Uterus Transplantation
Uterus TransplaNT for Uterine Factor InfertiLity (UNTIL) Trial
This trial is not accepting new applications. Please review the information below for information on our uterus transplant program.
Uterine transplantation is a major breakthrough in the field of fertility. The goal of a uterus transplant is to enable women with uterine factor infertility to carry a child. 14 children have been born around the world to women who have undergone uterus transplantation. A uterine transplant is not for everyone and your physician may recommend other forms of treatment before deciding a uterus transplant is right for you. There is an extensive selection process and patients may remain in the study for 5-10 years after the transplant and pregnancies.
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Meet our Team
The UNTIL team is multidisciplinary team of physicians, nurses, and research investigators within University of Pennsylvania, including multiple divisions of the Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology as well as the Penn Transplant Institution.
Kathleen O'Neill, MD, MTR
Principal Investigator
Nawar Latif, MD
Co-Investigator
Lauren Schwartz, MD
Co-Investigator
Deidre Sawinski, MD
Co-Investigator
Linda Wood, BSN, RN
Living Donor Nurse Coordinator
Dan Zhao, Rn, MNHP
Research Nurse Coordinator
Paige Porrett, MD, PhD
Principal Investigator
Eileen Wang, MD
Co-Investigator
Lindsay Sortor, PsyD
Co-Investigator
Stephanie Veasey, CRNP
Post-transplant Nurse Practitioner
Senayish Addis
Social Worker