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Heart and lung transplantation 2000

Michael P. Kaye, John B. OʼConnell

Abstract

Social, economic and insurance issues in heart transplantation heart donor management selection and management of the lung donor medical complication of lung transplantation long term follow-up and rehabilitation of heart transplant patients long term morphological changes in heart and heart-lung allograft recipients non-invasive diagnosis of cardiac rejection antibiotic prophylaxis and management of infectious complications virologic diagnoisis and treatment immunosuppression following cardiac transplantation novel approaches to immunosuppression neonatal heart transplantation artificial organs cardiac xenotransplantation.

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Key concepts: Immunosuppression, Medicine, Heart transplantation, Transplantation, Lung transplantation, Heart-Lung Transplantation, Xenotransplantation, Complication