Titlebook: Infectious Complications in Transplant Recipients; Nina Singh,José M. Aguado Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2001 antim

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Role of Neuroimaging in the Diagnostic Evaluation of Central Nervous System Lesions and Infections id pediatric transplant recipients than in patients without CNS abnormalities (.), it is of critical importance to be familiar with these entities. Many of the CNS complications encountered at our institution may be diagnosed with imaging, thus avoiding the need for biopsy and its attendant morbidity (.).

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Approach Towards Infectious Pulmonary Complications in Lung Transplant Recipientsl impairment relating to the operative technique, immunosuppression (induction, use of cytolytic agents), impaired nutritional status, subclinical infections in “marginal” donors, and the development of bronchiolitis obliterans.

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Antifungal Prophylaxis and Therapy: Controversies and Emerging Issuesmarrow transplantation (BMT) also poses significant risk for these infections. Up to 15% of BMT recipients will develop a fungal infection post-transplant (.). The 30-day mortality for Candida infections in this population is 39% (.).

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Criteria for Accepting Donors with Proven or Suspected Infection for Organ Transplantationed with the donor’s death; and the latter condition may be hospital acquired. The cause of death may promote an infectious complication: for example, victims of drowning often eventually die of pneumonia, and burn victims may develop cutaneous sepsis.

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Criteria for Accepting Donors for Organ Transplantation with Proven or Suspected Infectionpean Committee of Health (CDSP) (.) exclude as donors of tissues those who are at risk or are infected by human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), hepatitis B virus (HBV) and hepatitis C virus (HCV). However, with respect to organ donors, the recommendations are not sufficiently clear.