Current status of lung transplantation

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Abstract

Lung transplant has started to develop clinically during the last decade being a valid alternative for a great number of pulmonary diseases. A review of the three types of transplant is presented: single lung, double lung, and heart-lung transplant. We specially point out the indications of those surgical procedures. Furthermore, we expose the attitude towards most of the post-surgery problems: post-surgical follow up, immunosuppression therapy, diagnosis and treatment of graft rejection, main opportunistic infections as well as obliterans bronchiolitis, which is the long term most important complication.

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García Río, F. J., García Talavera, I., Vázquez, M., & Villasante, C. (1992). Current status of lung transplantation. Revista Clínica Española. https://doi.org/10.1183/09031936.03.00022103

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