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Things transplant often describes ("transplant ________")
- operation
- bronchiolitis
- immunology
- lymphomas
- international
- setting
- weeks
- transfusions
- recipient
- course
- assessment
- dysfunction
- procedures
- hepatitis
- regimens
- conditioning
- diabetes
- function
- surgeons
- recurrence
- survival
- lymphoma
- operations
- hyperlipidemia
- month
- failure
- treatment
- week
- complication
- infection
- day
- program
- erythrocytosis
- plants
- disease
- disorder
- nephrectomy
- growth
- trees
- related
- monitoring
- months
- biopsy
- experiments
- blanc
- population
- administration
- mortality
- care
- surgery
- frogs
- outcome
- chemotherapy
- status
- regimen
- biopsies
- disorders
- relapse
- management
- surgeon
- mellitus
- immunity
- embryos
- evaluation
- period
- year
- candidates
- associated
- phase
- malignancies
- malignancy
- stenosis
- patient
- rejection
- immunosuppression
- syndrome
- morbidity
- infections
- recipients
- therapy
- fig
- complications
- seedlings
- hypertension
- artery
- kidney
- patients
- donors
How transplant often is described ("________ transplant")
- allogenic
- unsuccessful
- successful
- single
- solid
- partial
- simultaneous
- autologous
- adrenal
- fat
- subcutaneous
- cadaveric
- heart
- lamellar
- experimental
- saving
- pediatric
- renal
- intestinal
- live
- japanese
- organ
- identical
- hematopoietic
- medullary
- artificial
- cornea
- liver
- tibial
- second
- cardiac
- auxiliary
- jejunal
- initial
- heterotopic
- orthotopic
- pancreas
- foetal
- donor
- free
- fetal
- peripheral
- double
- fascial
- dial
- pancreatic
- corneal
- syngeneic
- neural
- recent
- segmental
- related
- post
- first
- thymic
- unrelated
- autogenous
- prior
- hepatic
- homologous
- subsequent
- cell
- human
- allogeneic
- bilateral
- previous
- kidney
- isolated
