Sentence examples for transplant side from inspiring English sources

However, it is rare to encounter inguinal hernia developing on the transplant side after kidney transplantation, and this condition has to be treated at institutions certified for kidney transplantation.

Interestingly, there was no significant difference in the number of motor neurons within chimeric regions of the hNPCWT group and the non-transplanted side (2.1±0.7 in the transplant side and 3.1±1.3 in the non-transplant side, Figure 7C) showing that GNDF release from the cells is responsible for the increased motor neuron survival.

Here, we describe a case in which internal inguinal hernia developed on the transplant side 7 years after living-donor kidney transplantation.

The case reported here illustrates the importance of protection of the transplanted ureter in the treatment of inguinal hernia on the transplant side in a kidney transplant recipient and shows that the Lichtenstein operation is a safe surgical procedure in such cases.

Hernia occurred on the kidney transplant side in our patient and additionally, a vascular prosthesis had passed through under the skin on the ventral side of the inguinal canal.

This case shows that a Lichtenstein operation is a suitable procedure for avoidance of damage to the transplanted ureter in treatment of a transplant-side inguinal hernia in a kidney transplant recipient.

In these cases, the unoperated sides were exposed to potentially toxic muscle for the entire lifetime of the animals (140 145 d) whereas the transplanted sides were exposed only for pre-transplant time intervals (80 85 d).

However, if the amount of exposure to potentially toxic muscle is a critical factor in determining degeneration, then one might reasonably expect to find that the unoperated sides of Wt->SOD1 transplant animals exhibit more extensive NMJ degeneration than the transplanted sides.

Joe Armos, a 28-year-old paramedic living in Miami, said he had spent £4,600 on a full beard transplant from side burns to chin as he believed his patients would trust him more if he had a "stronger, manlier look".

At last month's Armory Show, a bevy of tech-world transplants browsed side-by-side with men in Hedi Slimane suits and whippet-thin women wearing coats constructed in Copenhagen.

Three patients have withdrawn (one patient at 13 months post-first transplant because of side effects of the immunosuppression therapy, one patient after 19 months because of islet graft loss, and one patient after 22 months because of diagnosis of local breast cancer), and one patient died 19 months after transplant because of sepsis of unknown origin.