4transplant Project: Global Transplant Information
American Medical Association
American Society of Transplant Physicians
Centerspan.org
Florida Transplant Survivors Coalition
Lifeclinic.com
Mayo Clinic.com
Medscape Transplantation [parts require a free registration]
Merriam-Webster Medical Dictionary
National Foundation for Transplants
National Transplant Assistance Fund
Novartis-Transplant Home Page
Pediatric Transplant info from Children's Hospital of Boston
Share Your Life
Sindh Institute of Urology and Transplantation, Pakistan
Transplant Awareness Group of Central NY
Transplant Foundation, Inc.
TRIO - Transplant Recipients International Organization, Inc.
TRIO of Northeast Florida
UCSF Medical Center Transplant Services
United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS)
Also at UNOS:
Transplant Centers by State



Transplant & Immunosuppressive Drug Links

Important: This drug data and lab result data is presented only as further information for you to discuss with your doctor. Because of the unusual, inconsistent and statistically complex methodology involved in evaluating the presented data, it is virtually impossible to make a reasonable comparison between one patient and another. Further, different laboratories use different 'normal' ranges for different populations, and transplant populations are expected to have somewhat broader ranges of 'normal' values than immunocompetent people. Selecting one single lab value and considering it in an arbitrary state is essentailly useless, since all biochemical processes interact, a single value almost never gives the true and complete picture. Drug dosage does not equal blood level, blood level does not always compensate for mg/kg of body mass, so it is more complicated than it at first seems.

We will be revising and expanding this section in the near future, but the caveat still is true: do not self-diagnose from statistical generalities.