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Survival after heart transplantation without regular immunosuppression.

Ruygrok Pn, Agnew Tm, Coverdale Ha, Carol Whitfield, Lambie Nk

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Abstract

The case of a young woman who discontinued regular immunosuppression 4 years after heart transplantation is described. A year later she became unwell and explained her actions. A cardiac biopsy showed changes of focal moderate rejection, which responded to treatment, and she is presently in good health.

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The case of a young woman who discontinued regular immunosuppression 4 years after heart transplantation is described. A year later she became unwell and explained her actions. A cardiac biopsy showed changes of focal moderate rejection, which responded to treatment, and she is presently in good health.

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The case of a young woman who discontinued regular immunosuppression 4 years after heart transplantation is described. A year later she became unwell and explained her actions. A cardiac biopsy showed changes of focal moderate rejection, which responded to treatment, and she is presently in good health.

Key concepts: Immunosuppression, Medicine, Heart transplantation, Transplantation, Biopsy, Surgery, Intensive care medicine, Internal medicine

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