The SATA Newsletter.

  • SATA’s Newsletter brings members the latest in transplant anesthesia — research summaries, society news, upcoming events, and member updates. Published quarterly, with a featured Article of the Month in between.

Quarterly Newsletters.

Four issues per year covering the science, society, and people shaping transplant anesthesia. Each issue brings together research summaries, member spotlights, committee updates, and upcoming events — built by the SATA Newsletter Committee for the membership.

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What's Inside Each Issue.

From research highlights to behind-the-scenes society news, each newsletter keeps members connected to the work.

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Newsletter – Spring 2026

The Spring 2026 issue previews SATA's annual symposium at the Fairmont Queen Elizabeth in Montreal (May 3–4, 2026) and welcomes Dr. Lorenzo De Marchi as ...
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Newsletter – Summer 2025

The Summer 2025 issue explores how UNOS uses transplant data to drive system-wide improvements and clarifies the distinct roles of donor and transplant hospitals within ...
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Newsletter – Winter 2025

The Winter 2025 issue marks two landmark milestones for SATA: official designation as an ASA-affiliated subspecialty society, and the awarding of the first-ever Fellow of ...
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Newsletter – Spring 2024

The Spring 2024 issue celebrates 2023 as the first year on record with more than 10,000 liver transplants performed in the U.S., alongside policy changes ...
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Newsletter – Winter 2023

The Winter 2023 issue covers UNOS's new national liver pairing program, waiting-time adjustments for kidney candidates affected by historical race-based eGFR calculations, and a recap ...
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Newsletter – Spring 2023

The Spring 2023 issue recaps the SATA Annual Meeting in Denver, held in conjunction with IARS on April 17. Inside: UNOS updates on MELD 3.0, ...
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Article of the Month.

A monthly featured read selected from the most impactful work in transplant anesthesia. Curated by SATA's editorial team to surface research that's shaping how the specialty is practiced — and where it's heading next.

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Why We Highlight It.

Between quarterly newsletters, the Article of the Month gives members a single important paper to engage with each month — not a flood, just one piece worth their attention.

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Article of the Month – October 2022

October's Article of the Month, with commentary from Dr. Cale Kassel, analyzes SRTR registry data from March 2020 through August 2021 — the first 18 ...
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Article of the Month – September 2022

September's Article of the Month, with commentary from Dr. Scott Byram, examines a 250-patient retrospective study identifying risk factors for postreperfusion syndrome (PRS) in living ...
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Article of the Month – July 2022

July's Article of the Month, with commentary from Dr. Cale Kassel, is a narrative review on hyponatremia in liver transplantation — one of the most ...
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Article of the Month – June 2022

June's Article of the Month, with commentary from Dr. Scott Byram, examines the OCS Liver PROTECT trial — the first multicenter randomized clinical trial comparing ...
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Article of the Month – May 2022

May's Article of the Month, with commentary from Dr. Cara Crouch, examines a 9-year single-center retrospective from Mount Sinai on intracardiac thrombus (ICT) during liver ...
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Article of the Month – April 2022

April's Article of the Month, with commentary from Dr. Cale Kassel, examines a 117-patient observational cohort study from Spain comparing liver transplant outcomes between DCD ...
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