Continuous distribution will improve the organ-matching process by considering all factors about each transplant candidate in a single score. On …
Once discharged, the transplant patient who has relocated may need to stay in the area to recover and rehabilitate and …
Once you receive the call notifying you that lungs are available, you will go to the hospital, where you will …
Be prepared for changes in mood and behavior. Chronic illness, the progressive worsening in breathing function, the uncertainty of the …
Perhaps one of the greatest strides for patients in the past two decades is the increased focus on diet, physical …
As part of the pre-transplant evaluation, your transplant coordinator will discuss your role in the transplant process. Each center will …
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