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This book provides a comprehensive overview of solid organ transplantation for residents, fellows and other personnel working in Transplant Units. It addresses the clinical management of the transplant patient from pre-transplant evaluation through surgery to outpatient follow-up. Emphasis is given to the information required for day to day management. This information is presented in a concise and practical format for easy access.

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