Transplant Pregnancy Registry International - formerly NTPR

12/30/2025

The Transplant Pregnancy Registry International (TPRI) is an ongoing research study focused on the effects of pregnancy on transplant recipients and the effects of immunosuppressive medications on fertility and pregnancy outcomes.

If you have had a pregnancy post-transplant or fathered a pregnancy post-transplant, we welcome you to register with us! The information not only helps recipients who have questions about pregnancy post-transplant, but also helps health care professionals within the transplant and women's health communities.

Would you like to learn more about the TPRI? For a more in-depth look at our work, including information on how to register, please visit: https://www.transplantpregnancyregistry.org/ 💙💚

12/25/2025

Happy Holidays from everyone here at the TPRI! Wishing you joy, peace, and lots of good moments with the people you love 🤍❄️

12/23/2025

From our Gift of Life family to yours, warm wishes for joy, health, and peace this holiday season. Thank you for helping make our life-saving work possible.

This year’s holiday card honors donor families and transplant recipients who reflect the generosity, hope and compassion that guide our mission. Together, we light the way for those urgently waiting for a second chance at life.

Learn more and spread holiday hope when you sign up to be an organ donor: donors1.org/holiday

12/22/2025

Did you know the Caregiver Lifeline Program at the House has monthly support groups for transplant patients and caregivers?

These groups are led by our full-time social worker and are a great way to connect with other individuals on similar journeys.

Our Transplant Patient support group is for pre and post-transplant patients and happens on the 3rd Monday of every month at 4pm. Please use this link to register: https://ow.ly/Xj9z50XLIzP

Our Transplant Caregiver support group is for caregivers of pre and post-transplant patients happens on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month at 4pm. Please use this link to register: https://ow.ly/wHvh50XLIzQ

12/19/2025

It's here at the TPRI! 💚💙

In this season of giving, we wanted to pause to recognize all those who have registered with us! By registering with the TPRI, you help not only those who wish to grow their family post-transplant, but also help healthcare professionals in the transplant community. We are grateful for you!

Whether you are currently pregnant, fathered a post-transplant pregnancy, or have had a post-transplant pregnancy in the past, we invite you to register! For additional information, please visit: https://www.transplantpregnancyregistry.org/

12/18/2025

12/15/2025

Welcome to another with the TPRI! 💚💙

Did you know that men who have fathered a pregnancy after a solid organ transplant can also register with the TPRI? Sharing your story not only helps those who wish to grow their family after transplant, but also helps healthcare professions in the transplant community.

For additional information, including the online link to register, please visit: https://www.transplantpregnancyregistry.org/

12/11/2025

Welcome to another TPRI 💙💚

In 2023, TPRI’s Senior Research Nurse Coordinator, Lisa Coscia, attended the European Society for Transplantation Congress (ESOT) in Athens, Greece. Not only did Lisa present at the conference, but the abstract “Pregnancy after Heart Transplant” won the Best Cardiothoracic Abstract Award! We are grateful to be able to share information about pregnancy post-transplant with the transplant community. Thank you to all who participate in the TPRI!

12/09/2025

Welcome to another TPRI 🧠✨
Let’s talk about medications and pregnancy post-transplant. ✅

For individuals who are pregnant after a transplant, medication safety is extra important. The goal is to protect both the graft and the growing baby.

Below you will find a chart from our 2024 Annual Report. This chart lists common transplant maintenance immunosuppressive medications, including a concise overview of medications generally considered safer, and those typically avoided during pregnancy.

💡 Every patient is unique. Medication management during pregnancy after transplant must be individualized and coordinated between a transplant specialist and a maternal-fetal medicine (MFM) team. Patients should never adjust or discontinue immunosuppression without medical guidance.

Would you like more information about pregnancy after transplant? Send us a message! https://www.transplantpregnancyregistry.org/

12/08/2025

🌼Welcome to another ! Did you know there’s a registry dedicated to studying pregnancy after organ transplant?

The Transplant Pregnancy Registry International (TPRI) gathers decades of data from transplant recipients (women who have had a pregnancy post-transplant and men who father children post-transplant) to track pregnancy outcomes, long-term health of parents and babies, and how immunosuppressive medications impact fertility and safety.

Since 1991, the TPRI has gathered data from thousands of transplant recipients, providing valuable insights that can guide family-planning decisions for transplant recipients and their care teams.

For females who are thinking about a pregnancy after their solid organ transplant, the TPRI can help answer key questions like: “Which medications are considered safe during pregnancy?”, “What timing and pre-pregnancy health status help support a healthy pregnancy?”, and “What are common outcomes for babies and mothers after transplant?”

If you or someone you know is considering pregnancy after transplant or wants to plan for parenthood, please reach out to the TPRI as a trusted resource.

Visit transplantpregnancyregistry.org to learn more or reach out. 💚

12/04/2025

Help protect yourself and those around you. Speak to a health professional about the annual influenza vaccine. For more information and resources, visit: https://www.myast.org/