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What drugs are taken after a liver transplantation?
Patients with transplanted livers have to stay on immunosuppressant drugs for the rest of their lives to prevent organ rejection.
How long following pancreas transplantation surgery must the patient take immunosuppressant drugs?
Patients will take immunosuppressant drugs for the rest of their lives.
What are the positive impacts of organ transplantation on society?
Organ transplantation saves lives, improves quality of life, and provides hope to patients in need of a new organ. It also promotes medical advancements and research in the field of transplantation, leading to improved surgical techniques and outcomes. Additionally, it fosters a sense of community and solidarity as individuals come together to support organ donation and transplantation.
How many years can leave alive after kidney transplantation at age 25?
Well into retirement age these days ! Advances in medicine and surgical procedures over the years has vastly extended the lives of transplant patients.
What impact does chemotherapy have on metastatic cancer of the liver?
Some patients with metastatic cancer of the liver can have their lives prolonged for a few months by chemotherapy, although cure is not possible.
Is transplantation Good if yes why?
Some injuries and diseases can only be treated by a transplantation of the injured organ or body part. Basically it's the "medicine" needed to make them well - or at least less sick. W/o transplantation, these people would suffer, then maybe even die. Transplantation can improve their lives considerably.
What lives in the beach?
chicken liver chicken liver crab
How did Dr Chris Barnard impact your lives?
Dr. Chris Barnard made a profound impact on countless lives through his pioneering work in heart transplantation. As the first surgeon to perform a successful human heart transplant in 1967, he revolutionized cardiac surgery and offered hope to patients with severe heart conditions. His groundbreaking achievements not only advanced medical science but also inspired future generations of medical professionals to explore innovative treatments. Barnard's legacy continues to influence the field of organ transplantation and the lives of those who benefit from it today.
Where do liver flukes live?
the liver fluke worm lives in the liver and the bile ducts of domestic animals and humans
How does the sheep liver fluke reproduce?
a liver fluke is a small insect type which lives on the grass sheep then consume the grass taking in the bug the bug then lives in the body and travels into the liver where it multiples it does the by taking the goodness out of the liver it can the reproduce with the opposite sex
Is Type one diabetes insulin dependent?
Yes, Type 1 Diabetes is insulin-dependent. So the medication times are pretty hectic. The patients depend on insulin to stay healthy and live longer lives.
What is the difference between tapeworms and ascaris?
My mum says a tapeworm lives in your stomach and a liver fluke lives in your liver.
