Ann Marie Warren

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Ann Marie Warren is a pioneering researcher whose work has fundamentally reshaped the landscape of reproductive medicine, particularly in the field of uterus transplantation. Her key research areas include uterine factor infertility, living donor hysterectomy outcomes, and the psychosocial dimensions of transplant surgery. Dr. Warren’s most impactful contribution is her landmark 2018 study, “First live birth after uterus transplantation in the United States,” which has garnered 213 citations. This breakthrough demonstrated that uterus transplantation is a viable treatment for women with absolute uterine infertility, whether from congenital absence or a nonfunctioning uterus, culminating in the birth of a healthy child. She further advanced the field with the DUETS (Dallas UtErus Transplant Study), a comprehensive report on 6-month and 2-year outcomes following open donor hysterectomy, cited 40 times. This work provided critical data on medical, sexual, and psychological outcomes for living donors, establishing safety and efficacy benchmarks. Dr. Warren’s research has not only expanded clinical possibilities but also set new standards for patient care and ethical practice in transplant surgery.