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[Allogeneic heart-lung transplantation--present state and perspectives].

Hans Wolff, J. Böhm, Herbert Lippert

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The paper gives a survey of indication, technique, immunosuppression as well as results of the isolated heart transplantation. The isolated heart transplantation represents a genuine therapeutic alternative for many hopeless patients with heart disease who cannot be helped neither with medicamentous nor with the usual cardiosurgical methods. In future the combined heart-lung transplantation might be an essential enlargement of the treatment of patients with terminal heart diseases and with a pulmonary hypertension or of patients with a terminal pulmonary disease.

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The paper gives a survey of indication, technique, immunosuppression as well as results of the isolated heart transplantation. The isolated heart transplantation represents a genuine therapeutic alternative for many hopeless patients with heart disease who cannot be helped neither with medicamentous nor with the usual cardiosurgical methods. In future the combined heart-lung transplantation might be an essential enlargement of the treatment of patients with terminal heart diseases and with a pulmonary hypertension or of patients with a terminal pulmonary disease.

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The paper gives a survey of indication, technique, immunosuppression as well as results of the isolated heart transplantation. The isolated heart transplantation represents a genuine therapeutic alternative for many hopeless patients with heart disease who cannot be helped neither with medicamentous nor with the usual cardiosurgical methods. In future the combined heart-lung transplantation might be an essential enlargement of the treatment of patients with terminal heart diseases and with a pulmonary hypertension or of patients with a terminal pulmonary disease.

Key concepts: Immunosuppression, Heart transplantation, Medicine, Lung transplantation, Pulmonary hypertension, Transplantation, Heart disease, Lung

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