Atlanta
 Emory University (K)
 Miami
 University of Miami (K, L, Peds K)
Baltimore
 Johns Hopkins (K,L, Peds K)
 New Orleans
 Tulane (K, L, Peds K, Peds L)
Baltimore
 University of Maryland (K)
 New York
 Mt. Sinai School of Medicine (K, L, Peds K)
Boston
 Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (K, L)
 New York
 Columbia University (L, Peds L)
Charlottesville
 University of Virginia (K,L)
 Philadelphia
 Drexel University (L)
Chicago
 University of Chicago (K, L, Peds K)
 Philadelphia
 University of Pennsylvania (K, L)
Chicago
 Rush University (K, L)
 Pittsburgh
 University of Pittsburgh (L)
Chicago
 Northwestern University (K, L)
 San Francisco
 University of California, SF (K, L, Peds K, Peds L)
Cincinnati
 University of Cincinnati (K, L)
 Washington, D.C.
 Washington Hospital Center (K)
Cleveland
 Cleveland Clinic (K, L)
 Washington, D.C.
 Georgetown Medical Center (K, L, Peds K, Peds L)
Los Angeles
 Cedars-Sinai (L)
    
KEY
K = kidney; L = liver; Peds = pediatrics
(Visit the main study website for more information)
A study to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of kidney and liver transplants
in a select population of HIV infected individuals is currently in progress at 21
transplant centers across the country.

This study is closed to accrual. However, most participating centers are still
offering kidney and/or liver transplant to people living with HIV. Please contact
their transplant departments for more information.
Must meet criteria for transplantation
Must have a T-cell count >200 (kidney) or > 100 (liver)
Must meet HIV viral load criteria depending on which organ is needed
Patients with certain Opportunistic Infections in the past will be considered
Pediatric patients are being enrolled at several participating centers (see below)
An Internet support Group for persons with HIV interested in transplantation or persons with HIV who have
received a transplant can be accessed at:   http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TX_Support_Group/