Supporting and educating patients and families on the intestinal failure,
intestinal rehabilitation and intestinal and multivisceral transplantation journey.
Nebraska Medical Center
Address:
4315 Emile St.
Omaha, NE 68105
Phone Number: 402.559.4988
Website found here.
Main Transplant Surgeons:
Transplant Coordinators: Not listed.
Transplant Social Worker: Not listed.
Pediatric or Adult Program or Both? Both.
Type(s) of Transplants Performed at the Center (Isolated, Modified, and/or Full Multivisceral): All types.
Transplant Center OPTN Region: Region 1
Most Common Reasons Transplant Center Performs the Transplants:
In order to qualify for an intestinal transplantation, a patient will typically meet one or more of the following conditions:
Dependence on Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN)
Liver dysfunction or failure secondary to TPN
Limited veins for TPN (clots in two of six major veins used for TPN)
Life-threatening central line infections (Intravenous lines used for TPN)
Multiple central line infections
Repeated episodes of dehydration
Multiple episodes of dehydration
How long has the center been performing intestinal transplants? Since 1993 Total: 494 Adult: 108 Pediatric: 386
Does the Center Have a Concurrent Gut Rehabilitation Program? Yes
Nutrition maximization
Repairing fistulas
Ostomy takedown t
Small bowel lengthening and tapering procedures
Reverse intestinal segments
Serial Transverse Enteroplasty Procedure (STEP)
Transplant House or Special Housing for Transplant Patients?
Nebraska House
Phone: 402.559.5599
Variable availability
Visit this site for more information
Ronald McDonald House:
Omaha's Ronald McDonald House is located just three blocks from Nebraska Medicine campus.
For more information, call 402.346.9377 or visit the website.
Are there hotels with special rates for transplant patients in the area?
A variety of accommodations with many offering reduced rates found in this guide.
Popular Things to Do in the Area (e.g. museums, parks, shopping): Take a look at this visitors guide if you are interested in exploring the area.
