Population
Selected patients with end-stage cardiac failure
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Review
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Urges alternatives to transplantation for end-stage HF; leaves open optimal strategies to expand donors and reduce complications.
Cardiac transplantation is a highly successful treatment for end-stage heart failure, but its broader application is severely limited by donor organ availability and long-term complications.
Mark Yeatman (1995) studied this question.
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