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Meanings of lung transplantation in inglês

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трансплантация легких
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transplante de pulmão
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trasplante de pulmon
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Surgical procedure in which a patient's diseased lungs are partially or totally replaced.

transplante de pulmão
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Examples for "lung transplant"
Examples for "lung transplant"
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More facilities are needed if the lung transplant programme is to advance.
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The hospital hopes to carry out its first lung transplant this summer.
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It occurs primarily in severely immunocompromised patients such as lung transplant recipients.
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It is the commonest condition for which a lung transplant is required.
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Objectives: Heart and lung transplant recipients are at risk for invasive fungal infections.
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This is a case of atrial tachycardia 2 years after pulmonary transplantation.
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We discuss arrhythmia mechanism found after pulmonary transplantation and benefit of noninvasive electrocardiographic mapping for procedure planning.
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This case shows that long-term extracorporeal lung assist is a viable but demanding alternative for bridging patients to pulmonary transplantation.
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Rapid advances have occurred involving indications and operative management that have allowed pulmonary transplantation to be a viable option for an increasingly diverse patient population.
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Setting: Duke University Medical Center, Pulmonary Transplantation Program.
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Usage of lung transplantation in inglês
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Methods: Single lung transplantation was performed on two groups of domestic swine.
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This is the first successful pediatric heart- lung transplantation carried out in Korea.
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We performed lung transplantation in nine patients with Scleroderma related lung disease.
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We also found that flat chest severity significantly improved after lung transplantation.
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A 51-year-old woman with dermatomyositis underwent lung transplantation for acute interstitial pneumonitis.
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However, graft rejection is an important potential consequence after lung transplantation.
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No severe adverse effects were observed after lung transplantation in the BETA group.
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Methods: Twenty recipients who underwent successful bilateral living-donor lobar lung transplantation were evaluated.
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We report the first case of Mycoplasma hominis periaortic abscess after heart- lung transplantation.
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Therefore, it may serve as a sensitive indicator of AR in lung transplantation.
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Patients: Seventy-one patients with end-stage pulmonary disease listed for lung transplantation.
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Conclusions: Several variables were identified that predicted HRQL after lung transplantation.
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In part II, we describe the postoperative management and results of lung transplantation.
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Bronchiolitis obliterans syndrome is the main limitation for long-term survival after lung transplantation.
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Long-term survival after lung transplantation remains profoundly limited by graft rejection.
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Success in neonatal lung transplantation depends on the growth of the transplanted lung.
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