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Significats de chronic rejection en anglès

Encara no tenim significats per a "chronic rejection".
Ús de chronic rejection en anglès
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Another patient retransplanted for chronic rejection, remains disease free at 1 year.
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No data on chronic rejection was available and no major toxicity was noted.
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There is currently no effective treatment for chronic rejection except re-transplantation.
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Echocardiography revealed the development of hypertrophy in grafts undergoing chronic rejection.
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Nevertheless, chronic rejection resulting in obliterative bronchiolitis is a major problem in long-term survivors.
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The problem of late graft loss is mainly attributed to development of chronic rejection.
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We searched to determine whether regulatory cell-mediated tolerance protects or not against chronic rejection.
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The frequency of acute and chronic rejection did not change.
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At 3 years after the first LT, this patient underwent retransplantation because of chronic rejection.
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IFN therapy in liver transplant recipients has poor antiviral effect and can induce chronic rejection.
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During the period of chronic rejection it was positive in 75% of the cases.
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The widely accepted Banff classification has set criteria for the diagnosis of acute and chronic rejection.
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Renal biopsies were classified into three histological groups; acute cellular rejection, chronic rejection, or no rejection.
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Results: The 182 patients with failed allografts showed the most common cause to be chronic rejection.
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Graft inflammation impairs the induction of solid organ transplant tolerance and enhances acute and chronic rejection.
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Vascular complications was the most common cause for urgent RT, and chronic rejection, for elective RT.
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