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Heart, lung, and heart-lung transplantation is performed for end-stage congenital or acquired disease in children and adults. The major short- and long-term complications are infection and rejection. CT imaging plays a major role contributing to the diagnosis of many early and late complications. Plain chest films still provide a contributory role in continued surveillance. All grades of rejection in both heart and lung transplants require biopsy for tissue diagnosis, irrespective of imaging findings.
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