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Meanings of acute rejection in English

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Usage of acute rejection in English
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This comes at the cost of increased rates of early acute rejection.
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Deceased donor KT and acute rejection were independent risk factors for hospitalization.
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Six other genes were up-regulated in six of seven acute rejection samples.
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Histological evaluation of allografts demonstrated absence of cell-mediated acute rejection after transplantation.
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There was no histologic evidence of acute rejection in isografted animals.
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The miR-210 levels identify patients with acute rejection and predict long-term kidney function.
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None of the patients experienced acute rejection during the observation period.
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No acute rejection or graft losses occurred up to month 12.
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Remarkably, four of six patients had no acute rejection episode of either organ.
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Early tacrolimus exposure was evaluated in relation to acute rejection and long-term outcomes.
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Most causes of hospitalization were CMV infection, acute rejection, and urinary tract infection.
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Severe acute rejection was histologically detected in all allografted livers on day 7.
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Like other series, the acute rejection rate was higher than in non-HIV recipients.
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Thymoglobulin is used to treat acute rejection in organ transplant recipients.
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Only two gene transcripts were down-regulated in five of seven acute rejection samples.
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The last biopsy after discontinuation of TAC demonstrated acute rejection of borderline grade.
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