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Roy D. Bloom

Professor

University of Pennsylvania

Affiliations

Perelman School of Medicine

Medicine

Renal-electrolyte and Hypertension

Roy D. Bloom is currently serving as a Medicine Professor at University of Pennsylvania.

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nephrology transplantation medicine urology medicine clinical transplantation organ transplantation kidney transplantation hematology transplant surgery immunology transplantation proceeding pharmacology regenerative medicine virology renal care transplant infectious diseases hepatology liver transplantation renal function outcomes research respiratory medicine chronic kidney disease cell transplantation solid organ transplantation kidney transplant recipients tissue transplantation graft survival pharmacotherapy xenotransplantation treatment options kidney research united states antiviral therapy pancreas transplantation pharmacokinetics cohort studies uninfected recipients kidney transplant patients medical virology pediatric transplantation bone marrow transplantation therapeutic drug monitoring viral hepatitis dialysis therapy heart transplantation renal transplant recipients kidney recipients medicinal research immunosuppression graft rejection clinical pharmacology antibody engineering orthotopic liver transplantation donor-derived cell-free dna blood-borne viral infection renal transplantation functional status medical systems preventive medicine laboratory medicine experimental medicine lupus nephritis organ donation diabetes mellitus health care disparities cerebrovascular disease clinical evidence hcv-infected kidneys successful treatment direct-acting antiviral agents opticept trial live donors cancer treatment pharmacological studies physiologically-based pharmacokinetic modeling general internal medicine

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Outcomes of Simultaneous Liver-Kidney Transplant and Kidney After Liver Transplant Using the Safety Net Criteria—a Single-Center Experience. Transplantation Direct (2026)

transplant surgerysolid organ transplantationsurgeryorgan transplantationoutcomes researchmedicineclinical transplantationliver transplantation

2025 Report of the Sensitization in Transplantation: Assessment of Risk Working Group on Donor-Derived Cell-Free Dna: Establishing Analytical Validity as the Basis for Appropriate and Effective Clinical Utilization. American Journal of Transplantation (2025)

risk working grouporgan transplantationcell transplantationimmunotherapyhematologydermatologybone marrow transplantationmedicineclinical transplantationstem cell transplantationdonor-derived cell-free dnaeffective clinical utilizationtransplantation medicine

Analysis of Individual Patient Pathway Coordination in a Cross-Species Single-Cell Kidney Atlas. Nature Genetics (2025)

biomedical informaticsnephrologyomicscell biologysingle-cell analysiskidney researchurologycell researchsingle cell sequencing

Assessing Deceased-Donor Kidneys Through Posttransplant Survival Prediction Algorithms. American Journal of Kidney Diseases (2025)

biostatisticsnephrologyorgan transplantationkidney transplantationclinical transplantationsurvival analysismortality

Integration of Clinical Characteristics With Molecular Signatures to Accurately Identify Cause of Acute Kidney Injury in Liver Transplant Recipients. American Journal of Transplantation (2025)

liver transplant recipientspathologysolid organ transplantationnephrologyorgan transplantationhepatologymolecular signaturesmolecular diagnosticsclinical transplantationbiomarkersacute kidney injurycritical careliver transplantation

Recommendations to Overcome Barriers to Transplant Fellowship Training: A Report From the American Society of Transplantation Fellows Task Force. American Journal of Transplantation (2025)

Jon KobashigawaJosh LevitskyNeeraj SinghKiran KhushSean PinneyElizabeth AbyAasim AfzalDeborah AdeyAnshul BhallaMona DoshiSamira FaroukAlyson FoxShelley HallMichelle KittlesonLindsay KingAlexander KuoDeborah LevineYosef ManlaJamak ModaresiArjmand MuftiPrince Mohan AnandMichael NurokJp NorvellNeehar ParikhAnjana PillaiFaruq PradhanAllison RamseyMilagros Samaniego-PicotaIshna Poojary-HohmanManpreet SamraDeirdre SawinskiKelly SchlendorfStuart SweetBekir TanrioverSarthak VirmaniRoy D Bloom

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Risk of Cytomegalovirus Viremia Following Transplantation of Hepatitis C‐Viremic Donor Kidneys Into Uninfected Recipients: A Multi‐Center Retrospective Cohort Study. Transplant Infectious Disease (2025)

Vishnu S. PotluriDavid GoldbergSiqi ZhangDouglas E. SchaubelMiklos Z. MolnarRachel ForbesMegan E. SiseJames L. RogersVasanthi BalaramanAnshul BhallaDavid ShafferBeatrice P. ConcepcionRaymond T. ChungIan A. StrohbehnShristi MapchanVikas VujjiniAkhila SangadiEric MartinRoy D. BloomAlyssa AmmazzalorsoEmily A. BlumbergPeter P. Reese

hepatitistransplant surgeryepidemiologytransplantation medicineinfectious diseasesdisease transmissionorgan transplantationhospital infectionsemerging infectious diseasesgeneral virologytransplant infectious diseasespublic healthvirologycytomegalovirus viremiainfectious diseases (medical specialty)uninfected recipientsclinical infectious diseaseclinical transplantationmedical virology

The Association of Epstein–Barr Virus Donor and Recipient Serostatus With Outcomes After Kidney Transplantation. Annals of Internal Medicine (2025)

infectious diseasesorgan transplantationkidney transplantationmedicineclinical transplantation

“the Final Rule in a Bind: What We Are Learning From Suboptimal Simultaneous Heart-Kidney Outcomes and Potential Solutions to the Problem”: Erratum. Transplantation (2025)

cardiovascular diseasecardiovascular researchcardiovascular functionheart failurenephrologycirculatory physiologypotential solutionsheart transplantationproblem ”urologyemergency medicinefinal rulechronic kidney disease

Transition of Care of Kidney Recipients From Transplant Centers to Referring Nephrologists: Report From the American Society of Transplantation Controversies Conference. American Journal of Kidney Diseases (2025)

health caretransplantation medicinenephrologyorgan transplantationkidney transplantationtransplantation controversies conferencefamily medicinekidney recipientsamerican societymedicineclinical transplantationrenal careurologypediatric transplantation

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Roy D. Bloom

Professor

University of Pennsylvania

Affiliations

Perelman School of Medicine

Medicine

Renal-electrolyte and Hypertension

Roy D. Bloom is currently serving as a Medicine Professor at University of Pennsylvania.

Honors

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Outcomes of Simultaneous Liver-Kidney Transplant and Kidney After Liver Transplant Using the Safety Net Criteria—a Single-Center Experience. Transplantation Direct (2026)

transplant surgerysolid organ transplantationsurgeryorgan transplantationoutcomes researchmedicineclinical transplantationliver transplantation

Analysis of Individual Patient Pathway Coordination in a Cross-Species Single-Cell Kidney Atlas. Nature Genetics (2025)

biomedical informaticsnephrologyomicscell biologysingle-cell analysiskidney researchurologycell researchsingle cell sequencing

Assessing Deceased-Donor Kidneys Through Posttransplant Survival Prediction Algorithms. American Journal of Kidney Diseases (2025)

biostatisticsnephrologyorgan transplantationkidney transplantationclinical transplantationsurvival analysismortality

Integration of Clinical Characteristics With Molecular Signatures to Accurately Identify Cause of Acute Kidney Injury in Liver Transplant Recipients. American Journal of Transplantation (2025)

Recommendations to Overcome Barriers to Transplant Fellowship Training: A Report From the American Society of Transplantation Fellows Task Force. American Journal of Transplantation (2025)

transplantation fellowsfellowship trainingclinical transplantationtransplantation medicine

The Association of Epstein–Barr Virus Donor and Recipient Serostatus With Outcomes After Kidney Transplantation. Annals of Internal Medicine (2025)

infectious diseasesorgan transplantationkidney transplantationmedicineclinical transplantation

“the Final Rule in a Bind: What We Are Learning From Suboptimal Simultaneous Heart-Kidney Outcomes and Potential Solutions to the Problem”: Erratum. Transplantation (2025)

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