Titlebook: Lung Transplantation; Roland Hetzer Conference proceedings 2003 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2003 Lung transplantation.bronchial comp

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Single versus bilateral lung transplantation,onto team in 1983 (9). In recent years phenomenal progress has been made in the application of lung transplantation for patients with end-stage pulmonary disease. Experiences of individual groups have challenged old dogmas and led to new approaches in all facets of lung transplantation. However, it

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Management of bronchial complications in lung transplantation,y the Toronto group in the late 1980s was largely based on their concepts of prevention and treatment of these complications. Using a pedicled omental wrap around the bronchial anastomosis, a decreased prevalence of bronchial stenosis was reported (3, 14). Bronchial dehiscence as a consequence of fu

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Lung transplantation for acute pulmonary failure, units during the last decade. Meanwhile, transplantation of the lung represents a realistic therapeutic option in a number of end-stage parenchymal and vascular pulmonary disorders. A prerequisite for lung transplant surgery is, however, the absence of transplant specific contraindications. With re

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t women face during pregnancy and the postpartum period. One in four women experience anxiety or depression during their pregnancy, making emotional health issues one of the top three pregnancy complications. These emotional factors influence the physiological stress response in women and may explai

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H.-J. Sch?fers M.D. valuable technique for geologists and environmental archaeologists working in limestone regions (e.g. Evans, 1972). Two factors enable precise habitat reconstructions from the study of fossil land snails. First, in contrast to many paly-nomorphs, the vast majority of specimens can be identified to