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Best 1 Roy Calne
Roy Calne

Roy Calne was a British surgeon and researcher whose work helped establish clinical organ transplantation. Based at Cambridge, he contributed to liver transplantation in the United Kingdom and investigated drugs that could prevent immune rejection of transplanted organs. His clinical studies of cycl...

9.10 Excellent
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Liver transplant and cyclosporine adoption transformed transplantation; high British and international surgical reputation.

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2 John Najarian

John Najarian was an American transplant surgeon whose career was closely associated with the University of Minnesota. He helped expand clinical kidney and liver transplantation and conducted work on immunosuppression, including the development and use of antilymphocyte globulin to reduce organ reje...

8.15 Great
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Major transplant program builder and immunotherapy contributor; later legal and institutional controversies complicate reputation.

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3 Paul S. Russell

Paul S. Russell is a prominent transplant surgeon specializing in immunosuppression protocols following organ transplantation. He developed the transplantation program at Mass General Hospital significantly advancing surgical techniques and patient care within this field. His expertise benefits pati...

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Roy Calne currently leads the Immunosuppression results with a displayed score of 9.10/10. This is an editorial ranking result for the items included on this page, not a universal verdict for every use case.

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