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Heart transplantation in special patient populations. [PDF]

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Armstrong KR, Dipchand AI.
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Humoral rejection in heart transplantation in the current era. [PDF]

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Sheridan J, Urschel S.
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Survival in Adult Patients Undergoing Heart Transplantation 1995-2024: A Report of the RETRAC Registry. [PDF]

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López-Ponce-de-León JD, Muñoz-Ordoñez JA, Toro-Pedroza A, Arango-Ibanez JP, Azcarate-Rodriguez V, Naranjo-Ramírez MC, León-Giraldo H, Largo J, Carrillo-Gomez D, Arteaga-Tobar AA, Escalante-Forero M, Olaya P, Florez N, Olaya N, Rivera-Muñoz EL, Barbosa-Rengifo MM, Nativi-Nicolau J, Gómez-Mesa JE.   +17 more
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Heart transplantation

Current Opinion in Cardiology, 1995
Increased experience and knowledge in the field of heart transplantation has resulted in continued expansion of this clinical activity. The same experience has served to identify many problems and provided some answers which are in many instances incomplete. The outstanding problems in heart transplantation are firstly the availability of donor organs,
J R, Pepper, A, Khagani, M, Yacoub
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Heart Transplantation

Investigative Radiology, 1985
Cardiac transplantation is now accepted as the therapy of choice for irreversible, advanced heart failure. Improving results have been observed since 1980. This is the consequence of better defined criteria for selection of recipients, refined use of antilymphocyte serum, improved myocardial preservation methods, and the introduction of cyclosporine ...
J P, Goldstein, A S, Wechsler
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