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Meanings of first transplant in English
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Usage of first transplant in English
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And what about the patients waiting for their firsttransplant?
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He had his firsttransplant three years ago.
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Risks of interstitial pneumonia and hepatic veno-occlusive disease were higher after the second than the firsttransplant.
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He underwent his firsttransplant in 1992 at the age of 12.
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In 1999 scientists from Leeds were instrumental in performing the world's firsttransplant of frozen ovarian tissue.
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Results: Seven of 23 patients who received their firsttransplant without receiving conditioning had sustained complete hematologic recovery.
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My physio said I was the firsttransplant recipient to walk out the day after they woke up.
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Spanish doctors completed the firsttransplant of a tongue and jaw on Tuesday, according to surgeon Pedro Cavadas.
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He received his firsttransplant when he was 30 years old before he married and it lasted eighteen years.
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The variables analyzed were demographic, causes of the firsttransplant and retransplantation, and the complications and mortality resulting from the latter.
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The firsttransplant was from a deceased donor, and when that failed he had a transplant from a live donor - his brother.
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The operation at Osaka University hospital was also the firsttransplant of organs from a donor legally defined as brain dead under a 1997 law.
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Yesterday, the firsttransplants took place in what will be a long and complex surgery.
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The greatest effect was seen in firsttransplants with a male recipient, but that were not Caucasian-to-Caucasian.
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Thus Zen was firsttransplanted into Japan by Do-sho, but it took no root in the soil at that time.
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The unknown Jamestown potters were artisans, trained in the mysteries of an ancient craft, who firsttransplanted their skills to the Virginia wilderness.