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China has had an organ transplantation programme since the 1960s.
Access to organ transplantation is one reason for the growth of medical tourism.
The hospital has the largest solid organ transplantation programme in Europe.
Organ transplantation raises significant questions that we need to engage.
"The consortium approach is the wave of the future in organ transplantation," he said.
Our task in the area of organ transplantation is twofold.
This is why we are here today: to ensure high quality and safe organ transplantation across Europe.
The application asks if the person has ever taken part in forced human organ transplantation.
There has been much debate on whether organ transplantation should be included in this directive.
Regarding the proposed exclusion of organ transplantation, I simply cannot agree.
Grey's Anatomy - for story lines about organ transplantation and cancer.
The topic is a component of negative views on organ transplantation.
Under his stewardship, the hospital's surgical department became a leader in organ transplantation.
Secondly, the risks linked with organ transplantation continue to be a major concern.
This has led to its clinical use as an immunosuppressant following organ transplantation.
Generally, lower doses are used than in organ transplantation.
Check organs and blood vessels prior to organ transplantation or surgery.
Hence, blood transfusion is a form of cellular organ transplantation.
The film deals with the topic of organ transplantation.
This can be done in case the immune system is likely to complicate a medical treatment such as an organ transplantation.
"The logistics of organ transplantation are a tremendous problem."
While no tax benefit will sway those with strong convictions for or against organ transplantation, when money gets involved, moral thinking changes.
You may also receive it through an organ transplantation or a transfusion, although this is rare.
Hospitals and staff threatened to cease organ transplantation activity in 1973 when its legal basis came into question.
Since the 1960s, laws on determining death have therefore been implemented in all countries with active organ transplantation programs.
