Sentence examples for doing transplant from inspiring English sources

Schneider, a PhD in zoology from Duke University, started doing transplant work in 1995.

An economist, Alex Tabarrok, who favors paying donors, suggests that Dr. Freeman give up his surgery fee when doing transplants, and we'll give him "life after death" instead, perhaps in the form of a memorial.

"...there are financial incentives for holding onto patients and for doing transplants... Autologous peripheral stem-cell transplant units are reportedly money-makers for medical centers [ 79]".

Only rarely did transplant centers cancel donor workups due to potential Zika virus exposure.

"If you can't do on-call, then you can't do transplant surgery," he said.

These so-called NOD/SCID mice accept pig tissue as their own (as do transplant patients receiving immunosuppressant drugs).

Among other doctors who do transplants are Timothy Kremchek (Cincinnati Reds) and David Altchek (Mets).

The decision to do transplants for foreign nationals needs to be looked at in a broader context.

"I never wanted to do transplants, because they always had that doll's hair look," said Mr. Sperling, 62, reached at his oceanside home near Boca Raton, Fla. "But today there's so much new technology, it looks absolutely fantastic".

Americans had been introduced to gymnastics by followers of Jahn in the late 1820s, but not until 1848, when large numbers of Germans immigrated, did transplanted Turnverein members organize clubs and establish a national union of Turner societies.

Live-donor is one way we have of doing a transplant when it needs to be done".