But in a district court in Pristina in December, a European Union prosecutor, Jonathan Ratel, contended that Dr. Sonmez had played a central role in transplants that took place in 2008, along with 11 other suspects.
The central tenet of liver transplant organ allocation is to prioritize the sickest patients first.
The biggest decision for any literary ventriloquist – faced also by the numerous authors, most recently including William Boyd, who have extended the James Bond franchise – is to what extent simply to transplant the central character, or, just as importantly, any of the actors who have played the role on screen.
IHC against human and murine osteonectin, as well as genomic in situ hybridization with human-specific Alu probes, demonstrated that the bone was predominantly of human origin in the central region of the transplant and to a lesser extent in the peripheral cortical bone (Krebsbach et al., 2000).
Two wolves wandered into Oregon in the last year from experimental packs transplanted into central Idaho.
Morgan wrote the story about his great grandmother who had been taken out of the North Carolina mountains during the Civil War, for protection, only to be transplanted to central South Carolina.
Thus, to date, these drugs represent our best weapon to address the central issue of post-transplant malignancies although we still need long-term randomized, controlled clinical trial to definitively understand their true potential in this setting.
3 7 In a previous study with a relatively short-term follow-up period, autofluorescence was found to be present in patch transplants, and central visual acuity was maintained in patients with geographic atrophy over 6 12 months.
He went on, "All this would be for naught if we couldn't deliver him to transplant with good central nervous system and organ function".
Safety of hyperbaric oxygen therapy for management of central airway stenosis after lung transplant.
