Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin has changed the lives of thousands of children and their families through the dedicated transplant programs that they offer which include pediatric liver transplants, pediatric heart transplants, pediatric kidney transplants and pediatric blood and marrow transplants.

Children with conditions such as pediatric heart failure, congenital heart disease, chronic liver disease and chronic kidney disease are successfully seen and treated by the transplant specialists at Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin who strive to provide the highest quality care possible.

The Solid Organ Transplant Program at Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin celebrates a strong history of success:

Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin’s Solid Organ Transplant ranks in the top 25 percent of pediatric transplant programs for volume.

The total number of solid organ transplants performed at Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin has increased significantly. From 2003 to 2004, 28 solid organ transplants were performed compared to 53 from 2006 to 2007.

Recent advancements in solid organ transplants includes liver transplants for children with metabolic liver disease making Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin one of only a few centers in the country to offer transplant as a treatment option for these rare genetic disorders.

Visit CHW’s Solid Organ Transplant Program online for more information.