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The Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery, Vol 74, 918-924, Copyright © 1977 by The American Association for Thoracic Surgery and The Western Thoracic Surgical Association
CN Barnard, JG Losman, CA Curcio, HE Sanchez, A Wolpowitz and MS Barnard
The major problems with organ transplantation are rejection of the
allograft and the side effects of antirejection therapy. This report
describes the successful treatment of a patient in whom rejection of the
donor heart developed 10 months after implantation. The recipient's own
heart had been left intact and was able to support the circulation during
the period of rejection. Indications are that the "rest" period of 10
months was beneficial to the myopathic left ventricle of the recipient's
heart.
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The advantage of heterotopic cardiac transplantation over orthotopic cardiac transplantation in the management of severe acute rejection
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