Rainer Gruessner Improve the Quality of Life for his Patients

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RAINER GRUESSNER: DEFEATING DISEASE WHILE RAINER GRUESSNER SEES TERMINAL ILLNESS AS AN OBSTACLE, IT IS NOT ONE HE CONSIDERS UNBEATABLE


RAINER GRUESSNER : SURGICAL CAREER During his surgical career that spans over 30 years, Dr. Gruessner has taken on various terminal illnesses ranging from diabetes to oxalosis, unwilling to let them win. With a ‘never say no’ mantra, Dr. Gruessner has saved the lives of patients by staying steadfast in his commitment to finding a cure. With this powerful drive, Dr. Gruessner

has

spearheaded

groundbreaking surgical procedures.

several


DR RAINER GRUESSNER FIRST SPLIT PANCREAS TRANSPLANT Dr Rainer Gruessner was involved in the first split pancreas transplant in 1988

and

standardized

developed

the

first

technique

for

living

donor intestinal transplants in 1997. Just the following year, Dr. Gruessner performed the first preemptive living donor liver transplant for oxalosis.


UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA While at the University of Minnesota, he also completed the first laparoscopic living donor distal pancreatectomy and nephrectomy in 2000, and, more recently, the first robotassisted total pancreatectomy with islet autotransplant in 2012 at the University of Arizona. For his work on this specific procedure,

Dr. Gruessner received the

Diabetes Cure Award from the American Diabetes Association.


RAINER GRUESSNER : INVASIVE TECHNIQUES Dr. Gruessner has also been involved in

the development of new minimally invasive techniques in colo-rectal and trauma

surgery

as

well

as

the

introduction of new immunosuppressive drugs after pancreas transplantation.


DR. RAINER GRUESSNER AWARDS For

Dr.

Gruessner,

awards

and

recognition are simply a byproduct of his work; his primary concern is with the quality of care he can provide his patients. By curing a patient of diabetes, he

can

eliminate

their

insulin

dependency. An intestinal transplant allows

patients

independently nutrition.

of

to

digest

total

food

parenteral


RAINER GRUESSNER : LIVER TRANSPLANT With a liver transplant, patients can produce bile to break down and expel proteins from the body. Each of these

procedures enhances the lives of his patients, and that is Dr. Gruessner’s biggest motivation to advance surgical techniques.


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