Heart Transplant Pioneer Sees Gains at Stanford Center
At Stanford University Medical Center Dr Norman E Shumway and team have performed 37 heart transplants with over half still living after a year or more. Bedside medicine with close monitoring helps halt and reverse rejection in about 95 percent of episodes, boosting survival while costs remain high at about 22 000 dollars for initial admission.
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