
Chronic Rejection Following Lung Transplant
Chronic Lung Allograft Dysfunction-CLAD Chronic rejection is a major complication after lung transplant, affecting more than half of patients that …
BOS is a lung problem that can occur after lung transplantation and is the most common form of chronic lung transplant rejection. More than half of lung transplant recipients develop BOS within five years of transplantation. When BOS develops, a person will have a progressive loss of lung function when compared to the highest function after transplantation.

Chronic Lung Allograft Dysfunction-CLAD Chronic rejection is a major complication after lung transplant, affecting more than half of patients that …

Nur Kazzaz, Pharm D, BCPS, MPH, Clinical Pharmacy Specialist of Pulmonary Medicine spoke with Amy Skiba, Executive Director at the …

Dr. Yuka Furuya, Medical Director for Lung Transplant at CareDx® spoke with Amy Skiba, Executive Director at the Lung Transplant …

Joseph Vincent from PatientMPower and Amy Skiba, Executive Director at the Lung Transplant Foundation joined members of the Lung Transplant …

Carolyn Durham, Chief Scientific Officer at Renovion joined Amy Skiba, Executive Director at the Lung Transplant Foundation and members of …

Jennifer McGrain, MS RRT, Global Head of Patient Advocacy for Rare Diseases at Zambon spoke with Amy Skiba, Executive Director …
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