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Pulmonary function of the transplanted human lung.

K D Dawkins, S W Jamieson

Annual Review of Medicine

|January 1, 1986

Summary

Assessing transplanted lung function is crucial for survival after heart and lung transplants. Respiratory function tests help detect lung rejection in transplant patients.

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Area of Science:

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Pulmonology

Background:

Transplanted lung function is vital for long-term survival in combined heart and lung transplantation.
Assessing respiratory function is a key method for detecting pulmonary rejection in transplant recipients.

Purpose of the Study:

To review data on transplanted lung function.
To analyze the first four years of experience at Stanford.

Main Methods:

Review of available data.
Analysis of Stanford's experience.

Main Results:

Data on transplanted lung function was reviewed.
Findings from the first four years at Stanford were analyzed.

Conclusions:

Transplanted lung function is a significant factor in patient survival.
Respiratory function assessment aids in identifying pulmonary rejection post-transplantation.

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