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Graft

An informal term for bribery.
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Transplants do not significantly affect the diseases they are intended to cure.
AHCCS rationale for eliminating Medicare coverage for certain transplants
But, at only 40 years old, both Joseph and Myrna have survived cancer and bone marrow transplants.
SECOND CHANCE, SECOND TIME AROUND CEDARS-SINAI BONE-MARROW TRANSPLANTS HAVE SAVED HUNDREDS, INCLUDING COUPLE
Mycobacterium chelonae/abscessus complex infection in a liver transplant patient.
Mycobacterium chelonae skin infection in kidney-pancreas recipient
1967 First kidney transplant in the North-East, carried out by consultant renal surgeon Ross Taylor at Newcastle's Royal Victoria Infirmary.
Transplantional milestones
Twelve transplant centers across the country are currently participating in an ongoing study funded partly by the National Institutes of Health that will monitor HIV-positive patients and their progress with organ Wansplants.
Larry gets a liver--but who's next? Author-activist Larry Kramer's high-profile liver transplant could help other HIV patients win access to expanded treatment. (Health)
The result of the development process for handling transplant issues should be a strategic plan with the following elements:
A guide for approaching controversial, high tech procedures. (Managing Organ Transplant Issues)
This trend occurred because knowledge of surgical techniques became more widespread and medical centers found transplant programs increasingly attractive.
Organ grinders
Currently, selection of transplant recipients depends primarily on medial urgency and waiting time (UNOS, 1997).
Societal Attitudes and Alcohol Dependency: The Impact on Liver Transplantation Policy
Some people would begin answering this question by eliminating from the waiting list individuals who do not "deserve" a transplant.
Organ allocation should be an equal-opportunity procedure
Those treatments were supposed to reduce his chances of rejecting the transplant.
Fighting for a chance against AIDS
The scientists are transplanting the oligos from healthy animals into the central nervous system (CNS) of myelin-deficient ones and witnessing the spread of the myelin-makers, with no evidence of transplant rejection.
Transplanting oligos; object: to replace the myelin sheath
Tampa General Hospital Lung Transplant Program Ranks Top in the United States
New Lung Associates Earns Excellence Award for Lung Transplants
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