Dr. Mo✓

I’m pleased to share that I have been awarded my PhD. My research focused on developing implantable oxygen sensors for monitoring of tissue oxygenation, aimed at improving early detection of ischemia in organ transplant and surgery. Excited to continue advancing this work.

If we’re connected here on X, I’d love to connect with you on LinkedIn as well. I share updates on transplantation, kidney health, medical research, innovation, and academic medicine. 🔗

RT @NYCMayor: Eid Mubarak! Today as we honor Prophet Ibrahim, Eid al-Adha reminds us that sacrifice is not a burden. It is an opportunity to see ourselves as part of something larger. To extend a hand to those who need it most. I am honored to be New York City's first Muslim Mayor and I am determined to lead through solidarity. Together, we are working to ensure every New Yorker can afford the groceries, housing, and child care they need. Our solidarity is our strength. Eid Saeed, New York.

RT @UMarylandNephro: University of Maryland Department of Nephrology ❤️💛🖤🏛️🩺 The faces behind the teamwork, mentorship, and dedication that make our program so special ✨ #nephrology #fellowshiplife #umarylandnephrology #incredibleteam #pictureday

I am very lucky to work with our fellows. Nephrology is in good hands!

What a weekend at NKF in NOLA! 💙⚜️ Our fellows represented us with outstanding poster presentations and our rising second years brought home first place in Fellows Trivia 🏆🩺 Proud of their hard work, teamwork and passion for nephrology! #NKFSCM2026 #umarylandnephrology

The kidney consumes enormous amounts of oxygen for an organ we rarely monitor in real time. By the time creatinine rises, ischemic stress may have already been present for hours. Nephrology needs better physiologic monitoring, not just delayed biomarkers.

Ischemia is a dynamic biological process, not a binary event. Cellular hypoxia, metabolic failure, and tissue injury begin long before clinical signs become apparent. The future of transplantation and surgery will depend on continuous, real-time physiologic monitoring.

Ischemia in organ transplant and flaps is often detected after damage has already begun. The future of medicine is real-time tissue and organ monitoring — detecting injury before it becomes irreversible.

Trying to resolve DGF with first post transplant biopsy showing moderate fibrosis already 😓

Nephrology changes your psychology. You learn to live between hope and decline, statistics and suffering, life and dialysis. You carry losses quietly, celebrate small victories loudly, and still show up the next morning.

Patients search their doctors online more than ever before. Social media presence is no longer separate from professional identity. Every post shapes trust, credibility, and perception. Medicine requires professionalism. Stop posting stupid things that erode patient trust.

Nephrology faces some of medicine’s biggest unmet needs: • Kidney injury detected too late • High dialysis mortality • Organ shortages • Limited realtime monitoring • Innovation lags behind disease burden It affects millions. Research urgency should reflect that.

RT @NKFMDDE: History is made through science but lived through people.🎙️ “I Had a Xenotransplant.” Only four living people in the US have received a gene edited pig kidney. Hear firsthand from xenotransplant pioneers Tim Andrews and Towana Looney as they share in:

RT @NKFMDDE: Vaccines help protect people with CKD from serious complications from diseases. Learn about safety, effectiveness, and addressing concerns with your healthcare provider.

RT @HAdnaniMD: Day 2 didn’t disappoint! ✨ #KidneyWk @ASNKidney #loveforthekidneys l

RT @UMarylandNephro: From histology to hidden tales, kidneys never stop surprising us. Fantastic renal pathology teaching with Dr. LaRocque today! 🌟🤩 #renalpath #pathology #NephTwitter #fellowlife #gloms

So proud of our outstanding fellow @HAdnaniMD

This year’s Social Media Award goes to @HAdnaniMD from @UMarylandNephro for her amazing engagement! 🎉 Awarded by last year’s winner @MyasirBaloch, who also recreated the winning selfie on stage. 📸✨ #NBLU10Years #nblu2025

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