Jasmijn Selten

Jasmijn Selten is a Researcher in the Department of Anesthesiology at Erasmus Medical Center (Erasmus MC) in Rotterdam, Netherlands. Her work primarily focuses on transplantation medicine with significant contributions to both liver and kidney transplantation research.

Dr. Selten's research interests span several key areas in transplantation medicine:

• Liver transplantation and associated complications
• Kidney transplantation with living donors
• Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis recurrence mechanisms
• Nutritional interventions in transplantation (particularly sulforaphane)
• Molecular biomarkers for graft assessment (including microRNAs)
• Medical education innovations for surgical training

Her publication record demonstrates a strong focus on improving outcomes in organ transplantation through both clinical and molecular approaches. Recent work has examined the role of intestinal bacteremia in liver transplant complications, dietary interventions in kidney transplantation, and innovative methods for assessing graft viability using molecular markers. She has also contributed to medical education research, particularly examining the use of standardized videos in surgical clerkships.

Dr. Selten collaborates extensively with researchers across Erasmus MC, particularly with colleagues in transplantation surgery, hepatology, and medical education. Her work appears in high-impact journals including Transplantation, Journal of Hepatology, and Clinical Transplantation.