Anji Wall is an abdominal transplant surgeon and bioethicist at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas, TX. She is the vice chair of research at the Baylor Simmons Transplant Institute. Her research interests include transplant policy ethics, ethical and clinical questions in uterus transplantation, and perceptions of waitlisted patients regarding different types of donors. Her clinical practice focuses on deceased and living donor liver, kidney and uterus transplantation.
The U.S. Landscape: Evolving Practices in DCD
Thursday, February 12, 2026, at 12:30pm
As DCD continues to evolve globally, transplant programs are rapidly moving from concept to execution, raising new clinical, technical, and operational questions. Building on insights from the international experience, Part II of the DCD in Action series turns the focus inward to examine how NRP is being implemented, adapted, and refined within the United States. This US Roundtable discussion brings together clinical and operational experts to move beyond “how it started” and into what matters most now: standardization, decision-making, and technical performance. Join us as we unpack common challenges, highlight best practices, and share practical lessons that can be applied across transplant and OPO teams.
