Sentence examples for standard transplant from inspiring English sources
"It is too early to predict how many lives could be saved through transplantation each year if this technology were to be adopted as standard transplant practice in the future".
It is longer and more risky than a standard transplant, and surgeons caution that patients have to be selected carefully because not all can withstand the surgery.
(The one failure later received a standard transplant, followed by a permanent regimen of immunosuppressant drugs, and is also still alive).Although the technique looks promising, it is a mystery why it should work.
NHS England said more work was needed to assess the potential impact of the technology on standard transplant practice.
During their transplant evaluation day, potential transplant candidates randomized to standard-of-care (usual) initial education will receive the standard transplant education and evaluation provided by SBMC.
Taking it one step further, coexisting schizophrenia might not per se be considered as a contraindication in patients with standard transplant indications, but rather as an opportunity for inducing remission of the psychotic process and as a potential area of research.
In standard transplants, the diseased organ is completely removed and a new one put in its place.
The team hope to have results within around four years which will give a strong pointer as to whether reconditioned organs will last as long as standard transplanted lungs.
"She" is April Ward, an executive coach and recent (by the island's standards) transplant, who joined the club about two years ago.
Conducted at the Princess Alexandra Hospital in Brisbane, Australia it compares aggressive risk factor modification for cardiovascular disease versus standard post-transplant care in renal transplant recipients with impaired glucose tolerance or diabetes mellitus.
The LANDMARK 2 study is an ongoing randomized controlled study that compares the outcome of aggressive risk factor modification for cardiovascular disease versus standard post-transplant care in renal transplant recipients with impaired glucose tolerance or diabetes mellitus.
