Titlebook: Cardiac Transplantation; A Manual for Health Jeffrey D. Hosenpud (Associate Professor of Medici Book 1991 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1

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Book 1991 therapeutic modality now performed in more than 150 centers worldwide. The complexity of the procedure, the changing immunosuppressive re­ gimes, and the follow-up care have necessitated a multidisciplinary ap­ proach involving a variety of medical, nursing, and social sciences special­ ties and su

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Cardiac Transplantation: An Overview, after transplantation. One-year survival has increased from around 70% to more than 85% in just the past 5 years, and long-term survival is now a realizable goal.. This chapter will review the history of cardiac transplantation, its current successes and limitations, and the evolution of the multidisciplinary approach to cardiac transplantation.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-15791-3esia and conduct of extracorporeal circulation, and better myocardial preservation techniques have all contributed to excellent operative outcome in heart transplantation. Today it is not unrealistic to expect a surgical mortality of well below 10%.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-4355-2en, then the dimensions of the challenge immunosuppression represents to the practicing physician becomes apparent. Therefore, this chapter will review each of the drugs now used for immunosuppression (Fig. 9.1), describe most of the multidrug protocols currently in use, and evaluate the drug side effects and potential interactions.

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