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0942-5373 il epidemiology, clinical background, and surgical proceduremy fellows and residents. They have missed their teacher quite a bit during the “hot” periods of this project, and they paid me back, not by compla- ing, but by asking pertinent questions and by providing me with interesting cases. I would

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Book 2008ng, but by asking pertinent questions and by providing me with interesting cases. I would like to thank Peter Jaksch and Walter Klepetko from the Lung Transplantation Unit of my home University of Vienna, Austria. Their clinical and surgical competence, combined with their reliability, have made our

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Heart Transplantation,fforts to develop this surgical therapy were made by Norman Shumway and Richard Lower at Stanford University (.; .) overalongperiod of time. Norman Shumway himself performed the fourth heart transplant in the world in January 1968, which was the first adult human to human heart transplantation in the United States.

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Heart Transplantation, with an excellent circumoperative outcome regarding survival and quality of life. It was Christiaan Barnard who performed unexpectedly the first successfulhuman-to-humanhearttransplant(allograft) on 3 December, 1967 at Groote Schuur Hospital in Cape Town, South Africa (., .); however, outstanding e

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Bone Marrow Transplantation,at more than 25,000 transplants are performed every year in Europe, and a similar number in the United States (US) (.; .). The objectives of this procedure are: (1) to replace hematopoiesis affected by a severe and irreversible disorder, (2) to rescue the patient from intense marrow toxicity induced