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Meanings of cardiac transplant in inglês

russo
трансплантация сердца
português
transplante cardíaco
espanhol
trasplante de corazón
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Surgical transplant procedure performed on patients with end-stage heart failure or severe coronary artery disease when other medical or surgical treatments have failed.

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transplante cardíaco
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Examples for "heart transplant"
Examples for "heart transplant"
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He had a heart transplant seven years ago after years of illness.
The Irish Times
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Retained LVAD prosthetic material can lead to serious infection post heart transplant.
Pubmed
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Conclusions: With prolonged survival, many heart transplant patients have numerous skin cancers.
Pubmed
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A teenager was home for Christmas weeks after undergoing a heart transplant.
BBC
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Hospitals have traditionally set 65 as the upper limit for heart transplant.
Reuters
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Lack of donor organ availability is an increasing problem in heart transplantation.
Pubmed
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Recently, there has been interest in using DCD organs for heart transplantation.
Pubmed
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We present our single center experience with OCT after pediatric heart transplantation.
Pubmed
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The secondary endpoints were end-stage events comprising all-cause mortality and heart transplantation.
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Etiology of hepato-renal dysfunction should be sought and treated before heart transplantation.
Pubmed
Usage of cardiac transplant in inglês
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He just waited a little too long for that cardiac transplant, that's all.
Star Surgeon
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Approximately one fourth of cardiac transplant patients require permanent pacing.
Pubmed
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More than 20% of cardiac transplant patients go on to require permanent pacing.
Pubmed
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They've been trying to get him into the hospital for a cardiac transplant for years.
Star Surgeon
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Background: Endomyocardial biopsy is the standard method of monitoring for rejection in recipients of a cardiac transplant.
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Maximal leg testing is useful when determining the capacity of cardiac transplant patients to perform arm work.
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Perfusion scanning with 99mTc-Sestamibi may be useful in the diagnosis of acute rejection in cardiac transplant recipients.
Pubmed
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Plasma noradrenaline was increased more during arm than leg exercise in both cardiac transplant and normal subjects.
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In cardiac transplant patients there was no significant difference in absolute fc during submaximal arm and leg exercise.
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Conclusions: Intramyocardial arteries are readily observed in biopsy specimens from cardiac transplant recipients and provide useful information about allograft vasculopathy.
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The absence of TP receptors reduced immune-mediated tissue injury following cardiac transplant rejection, an in vivo model of intense inflammation.
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There was also no difference in the number of patients receiving a cardiac transplant or being enrolled in the transplant list.
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We conclude that there is no systematic relationship between serum cytokine levels and histological rejection or infection in cardiac transplant recipients.
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Sixteen CAGBs were isolated within 1-2 hours from hearts of 14 patients receiving a cardiac transplant.
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Methods: Thirty-nine cardiac transplant recipients underwent intracoronary ultrasound and acetylcholine studies 5 to 7 days after endomyocardial biopsy.
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Over a median follow-up time of 4.9 years, 198 (34%) patients experienced death or cardiac transplant.
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