To receive a heart transplant, you will first need to go through an evaluation to ensure that heart transplant is the right decision for you. This video explains what to expect during your evaluation.
After you are presented to the Medical Review Board, you may be placed on the transplant waiting list. Watch this video to learn about what to expect during your wait.
After you receive a heart transplant, your journey is not over. Watch this video on what to expect after you receive your transplant.
A fascinating look at Texas Heart Institute heart surgeon O. H. Bud Frazier, MD, a medical and surgical pioneer whose titles at Texas Heart Institute (THI), Baylor College of Medicine and St. Luke's Health are numerous and lengthy. He is head of the heart transplant program and the surgical research program at THI, a leader in the development of heart-assist devices such as the continuous-flow pump now used by surgeons around the world.
During National Donate Life Month, consider registering as an organ donor and learning more about living donation at St. Luke’s Health.
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