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Simple sentences
Tom has undergone liver transplant surgery.
She needs a bone marrow transplant, but she has not found a donor yet.
A woman had a baby after receiving a womb transplant.
On December 3rd, 1967, Doctor Barnard was able to perform the first human heart transplant.
He needs a kidney transplant.
She needs a kidney transplant.
Tom is in desperate need of a heart transplant.
Tom has had a heart transplant.
Is it really possible to do a brain transplant?
Tom needs a transplant.
You need a heart transplant.
I need a kidney transplant.
News and current affairs
Schools, motor vehicle bureaus, adoption agencies, mortgage lenders, organ transplant registries all have a stake in information about genetic predispositions.
Unless patients with renal failure receive a kidney transplant or undergo dialysis - an expensive life-long procedure that cleanses the blood of toxins - death is guaranteed within a few weeks.
Unfortunately, much of the world transplant establishment - including the WHO, the international Transplantation Society, and the World Medical Association - advocates only a partial remedy.
But now consider a more morally complicated scenario: a couple has a naturally conceived child affected with a life-threatening genetic disease for which the only possible cure is a bone marrow transplant from a matched donor.
A French doctor performs a face transplant without the benefit of the usual research that would accompany such a high-risk procedure.
As the push to transplant legal norms grows, international agencies should focus on helping countries make their laws effective in practice, not just on paper.
In the British Medical Journal, a leading British transplant surgeon called for a controlled donor compensation program for unrelated live donors.
On the demand side are people who are in danger of dying unless they receive an organ transplant.
The biological imperatives that guide the priority system of transplant waiting lists are easily transformed into economic values.
The artificial heart machine, also known as a left ventricular assist device, or LVAD, has been used to keep patients alive until they receive a heart transplant.
Sometimes the transplant works well enough, but it does not address the central problem: What is the nature of the information conveyed between each level, and how is it conveyed?