Titlebook: Cardiac Transplantation; The Columbia Univers Niloo M. Edwards,Jonathan M. Chen,Pamela A. Mazzeo Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media

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,Managing Recalls: Everybody’s Business,ocardial function and surgical options fail or do not exist, heart transplantation is the final recourse. Because a limited donor organ pool exists, with only 2500 heart transplants in the United States each year ., priority is given to patients with limited life expectancy and no medical or surgical alternatives.

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Long-Term Outcomes With Transplantation,sometimes subtle, morbidities of permanent immunosuppression) are similarly enhanced remains a matter of contention. This chapter seeks to define these complications and strategies for their management, from early postoperative considerations to the enduring challenges of lifestyle issues and compliance.

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Mechanical Circulatory Assistance As a Bridge to Transplantation,ons for ventricular assist device (VAD) placement have broadened to include patients who were thought to be unsuitable for device insertion. Improving long-term success with device support has even led to the possibility of permanent support .. Currently, there is a wide array of devices available and in development.

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Michal Pluhacek,Roman Senkerik,Ivan Zelinkace for clinical renal transplantation. This chapter discusses the current status of immunosuppression in cardiac transplantation and reviews novel modalities of immunosuppression as well as immunosuppressive management of the sensitized cardiac allograft recipient.

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Techniques of Cardiac Transplantation in Adults,he techniques of reoperations as it is about the techniques of transplantation itself. Despite this added layer of complexity, 1-, 3-, 5-, and 10-yr survivals of 84, 79, 72, and 53%, respectively, are attainable ..

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Techniques of Cardiac Transplantation for Congenital Heart Disease,g adolescence. However, more recently, survival into adulthood of those with congenital heart disease and a lack of suitable alternative therapies for end-stage heart disease have generated a substantial population of adult congenital transplant candidates.