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Marta Tejedor

Associate Professor

University of Iowa Healthcare

United States

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Marta Tejedor is an Associate Professor at the University of Iowa Health Care in the United States. Her research focuses on liver transplantation, particularly regarding the MELD scoring system and disparities in transplant access for women. Additionally, she has explored gastrointestinal disorders and innovative management strategies for patients with acute porphyria. Tejedor's contributions are prominent in peer-reviewed articles that examine both clinical approaches and health equity issues in organ transplantation.

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Marina Berenguer

Professor

University of Valencia

SPAIN

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Validation of MELD3.0 in 2 centers from different continents

Validation of MELD3.0 in 2 centers from different continents

Women Are Also Disadvantaged in Accessing Transplant Outside the United States: Analysis of the Spanish Liver Transplantation Registry

Women Are Also Disadvantaged in Accessing Transplant Outside the United States: Analysis of the Spanish Liver Transplantation Registry

Are MELD and MELDNa Still Reliable Tools to Predict Mortality on the Liver Transplant Waiting List?

Retrieval and treatment of patients with primary biliary cholangitis who are lost in the health system

Functional gastrointestinal disorders: real-life results of a multidisciplinary non-pharmacological approach based on group-consultations

Functional gastrointestinal disorders: real-life results of a multidisciplinary non-pharmacological approach based on group-consultations.

Management of hyponatremia associated with acute porphyria-proposal for the use of tolvaptan.

Management of hyponatremia associated with acute porphyria-proposal for the use of tolvaptan

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Marina Berenguer

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