Sentence examples for do a transplant from inspiring English sources
"He got in my face and said, 'If you think I'm going to do a transplant on you, you've got another think coming,' " Hickey says.
But in a way there is a financial inducement to do a transplant, because at the moment the NHS keeps me alive via 20 hours a week on dialysis.
Dr. Cooley, who had moved to another nearby Baylor institution, St . Lukes Hospital, had never tested the device on animals and said he had implanted it as a desperate measure to keep Mr. Karp alive until he could do a transplant.
The doctors were reluctant at first to do a transplant on someone who's 75.
Live-donor is one way we have of doing a transplant when it needs to be done".
The question is whether it's right to be doing a transplant for what may be seen as cosmetic reasons".
"What these papers suggest is that there may be some capacity inside the animals to make new beta cells without doing a transplant," Dr. Bluestone said.
"There is not a clear benefit to doing a transplant for metastatic breast cancer," said Dr. Stadtmauer, director of the bone marrow transplant program at the University of Pennsylvania Cancer Center in Philadelphia.
Finding the third and fourth tumors was "fortunate because had I been doing a transplant, it's likely I would have missed this entirely and reimplanted a heart back on top of remaining tumor," Dr. Reardon said.
O.K., maybe you all expected this as soon as Davis died, but not every franchise can do a DNA transplant immediately, especially when a son takes over.
It requires tens of thousands of yuan to do a kidney transplant.
