Transplants went off without a hitch.

Liver transplants are performed in specialist centers.

Which is then followed by renal transplants.

I'll be handling all of the transplants.

1. Approval of hospital departments responsible for transplants

We don't need sophisticated heart transplants around the world.

I participated in a small series of whole organ pancreas transplants.

So people take it to prevent organ transplants from being rejected.

And they wanted to look at the microbes after the transplants.

2. Separation of intensive care units from surgical units responsible for transplants

quot (d) Maximum use of live donors belonging to the family for kidney transplants

Some may have been linked with illegal adoptions, child labour exploitation and organ transplants.

This research may in the future lead to using transplants in humans to relieve blindness.

And I focused my research on stem cells as a possible source for cell transplants.

While, at the same time, the actual number of transplants has remained almost entirely flat.

Now what these transplants, these fecal transplants, or the poo tea suggest to me, and many other people have come up with this same idea, is that the microbial community in and on us, it's an organ.

(e) Communication with the Government of Peru concerning an allegation of illegal organ transplants involving children.

In 1988, at the University of Minnesota, I participated in a small series of whole organ pancreas transplants.

Weibo user Xue Chuan, for one, is stunned by the connection between the death penalty and organ transplants

It was also asked whether the bodies of persons executed could be used for the purpose of organ transplants.

Surgical sutures made of special materials for specific uses (which basically affects cardiovascular surgery, ophthalmology, neonatal care, organ transplants)

(g) The right of patients to information about possibilities of organ transplants appropriate to their state of health. quot

quot (f) Cooperation between national health services responsible for organ transplants, with special emphasis on the importance of establishing specialised services in those countries which do not yet have them so as to avoid international transportation of patients awaiting transplants, which always leads to trauma

And in my surgeon's 20 year career, he said it was among the most difficult transplants that he's ever performed.

Four harvest and three transplants in the next few hours before the final kidney goes to St. Donald's children's hospital.

In the period from 1999 to 2004, 471 patients with type 1 diabetes have received islet transplants at 43 institutions worldwide.

(c) Communication with the Government of Honduras concerning an allegation of illegal organ transplants which may have involved the use of children.

quot (a) Computerisation of data on available organs, patients awaiting transplants and parameters for ensuring histocompatibility, for example extension of the Eurocomputerlink system

Stem cell derived retinal transplants, now in a research phase, may one day restore vision, or part vision, to millions of patients with retinal diseases worldwide.

It is estimated that 150 to 200 deaths and 15 to 20 liver transplants occur as a result of poisoning each year in England and Wales.

Stem cell derived retinal transplants, now in a research phase, may one day restore vision, or part vision, to millions of patients with retinal diseases worldwide.

We know that we want hip replacements and heart transplants and fertility treatment and cheap air travel and central heating and broadband Internet and exclusive beachfront access.

In addition to the citizens waiting for organ transplants in the U.S. and other developed nations, there are long waiting lists in the rest of the world.

Transplants of the feces, of the microbes from the feces, from a healthy donor has actually been shown to cure systemic C. dif infections in some people.

In 10 to 20 of double lung transplants the patient is hooked up to a heart lung machine which pumps blood for the body and supplies fresh oxygen.

As reported in the past, programmes designated as advanced technology programmes, such as those involving transplants, cardiovascular surgery, nephrology and genetics, continue to be affected by supply instability.

In addition, the number of transplants of human tissue is also increasing in both developed and developing countries, but the data on this type of transplantation are less comprehensive.

Sixteen cancer patients in critical need of bone marrow for transplants were put at risk because the matching marrow could not be flown in from the United States or Canada.

In fact, in the last 10 years, the number of patients requiring an organ has doubled, while in the same time, the actual number of transplants has barely gone up.

In fact, in the last 10 years, the number of patients requiring an organ has doubled, while in the same time, the actual number of transplants has barely gone up.

So this is related to whether something is compatible with the tissue in your body and we'll talk more about that and how it relates to transplants and all of that.

The World Health Organization estimates that 5 to 10 of all transplants performed annually perhaps 63,000 in all take place in the clinical netherworlds of China, Pakistan, Egypt, Colombia, and Eastern Europe.

More than 2 million people need organ transplants in China, 50,000 waiting in Latin America (90 of which are waiting for kidneys), as well as thousands more in the less documented continent of Africa.

Further exacerbating the problem (and unlike kidney, liver, and heart transplants, where only one donor is needed for each recipient) most islet transplant patients require islets from two or more donors to achieve euglycemia.

Low supply and high demand has allowed a select few to reap high profits donors generally only receive about 20,000 yuan for their kidneys while recipients must often pay more than 200,000 yuan for transplants.