Commentary: Back(ward) to the future—novel technique of inverted left lung–right chest lung transplant in rats
Lin Chen, Alejandro Bribriesco
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Lin Chen, Alejandro Bribriesco
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Animal models have been a cornerstone in the development of lung transplantation. The first long-term clinical successes with heart–lung transplant at Stanford in 1981 and isolated lung transplantation by the Toronto group in 1983 were built on preceding decades of animal model research.1,2
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Animal models have been a cornerstone in the development of lung transplantation. The first long-term clinical successes with heart–lung transplant at Stanford in 1981 and isolated lung transplantation by the Toronto group in 1983 were built on preceding decades of animal model research.1,2
Key concepts: Lung transplantation, Lung, Medicine, Transplantation, Left lung, Animal model, Surgery, Internal medicine