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J. Heart Lung Transplant. · Feb 2007
Case ReportsBilateral lung transplantation from a donor with fume poisoning.
- Ingeborg Stöehr, Ragi Nagib, Andreas Franke, Christa Wachsmuth, and Ulrich Friedrich-Wilhelm Franke.
- German Foundation for Organ Transplantation, Leipzig, Germany. inge.stoehr@dso.de <inge.stoehr@dso.de>
- J. Heart Lung Transplant. 2007 Feb 1; 26 (2): 194-5.
AbstractOrgan transplantation is limited by a worldwide organ scarcity. Heart and lung transplantation are particularly affected by this limitation. Consequently, there is increasing interest in transplantation of organs from marginal donors. We report a patient who underwent successful bilateral lung transplantation from a donor with fume poisoning and subsequent resuscitation.
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