2012
DOI: 10.1007/s00112-011-2560-x
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Herz- und Lungentransplantation im Kindes- und Jugendalter

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“…Since 1997 less than 10 lung transplants per year have been performed in infants worldwide. In Europe, lung transplants are only performed in rare cases in children younger than 2-3 years of age with a chronic or acute but irreversible respiratory insuffi ciency [ 20 ] . Donor organ shortage, limited number of centers, reduced quality of life after lung transplantation, and a high 5-year mortality rate of 50 % in face of the young age limits the application of this option [ 18 ] .…”
Section: Sp-b (Surfactant Protein B) Ormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since 1997 less than 10 lung transplants per year have been performed in infants worldwide. In Europe, lung transplants are only performed in rare cases in children younger than 2-3 years of age with a chronic or acute but irreversible respiratory insuffi ciency [ 20 ] . Donor organ shortage, limited number of centers, reduced quality of life after lung transplantation, and a high 5-year mortality rate of 50 % in face of the young age limits the application of this option [ 18 ] .…”
Section: Sp-b (Surfactant Protein B) Ormentioning
confidence: 99%