41. Knoxville Transplants (Knoxville, TN) - Meetup We are a social meetup group for anyone that has moved to the area from other parts of the country or world. If you are looking for friends who have shared the experience of http://www.meetup.com/Knoxville-Transplants/

42. Hellcat Records - Artist - Transplants Rob SR Aston Vocals Tim Armstrong - Vocals, Guitar Travis Barker - Drums http://www.hell-cat.com/artists/artist/109/Transplants

Hellcat Records artists releases tours ... mailing list Transplants Rob "SR" Aston - Vocals Tim Armstrong - Vocals, Guitar Travis Barker - Drums Visit : Official Band Site With topics that range from murder ("Quick Death"), the passing of loved ones ("Sad But True"), to failed friendships ("We Trusted You"), we wrote songs that I think everyone can identify with for the most part. There's even a party song on the album ("Tall Cans in the Air"). Don't jump to conclusions though. It's by no means a happy/fun song. You're more likely to make an enemy than a friend with this one. Anyways, everyone goes through shit in life, some more than others. Some people choose to ignore it and think it will disappear. Not gonna happen. At least not while you're listening to the TRANSPLANTS record. + enlarge image Transplants 01 Romper Stomper 02 Tall Cans In The Air 03 D.J. D.J. 04 Diamonds And Guns 05 Quick Death 06 Sad But True 07 Weigh On My Mind 08 One Seventeen 09 California Babylon 10 We Trusted You 11 D.R.E.A.M. 12 Down In Oakland CATALOG DATA No: #80448 US Rel. Date: 10/22/2002

43. Transplants - WrongDiagnosis.com Medical treatment transplants including conditions possibly treated or prevented by this treatment. http://www.wrongdiagnosis.com/treat/transplants.htm

44. Funny Transplants Pictures - Strange Transplants Pics - Photoshop Pix Funny transplants Pictures Photoshop Pix Funny Partial Face transplants pictures - Spain has performed the world's first full-face transplant in a 24-hour operation carried http://www.freakingnews.com/funny-pictures/transplants-pictures.asp

45. Bone Marrow/Stem Cell Transplant | UCLA Transplantation Services - Los Angeles, Describes services and research for fighting against malignancies by expanding the effectiveness and applicability of bone marrow transplantation. http://transplants.ucla.edu/body.cfm?id=30&oTopID=30

46. Heart Transplant: National Heart, Lung, And Blood Institute Survival rates for people receiving heart transplants have improved over the past 5 to 10 years, especially in the first year after the transplant. http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/dci/Diseases/ht/ht_whatis.html

DCI Home Heart Transplant : What Is ... What Is ... Who Needs What To Expect Before ... Links What Is a Heart Transplant? A heart transplant is surgery to remove a person's diseased heart and replace it with a healthy heart from a deceased donor. Ninety percent of heart transplants are done on patients who have end-stage heart failure Heart failure is a condition in which the heart is damaged or weakened and can't pump enough blood to meet the body's needs. "End-stage" means the condition has become so severe that all treatments, other than heart transplant, have failed. Overview Heart transplants are done as a life-saving measure for end-stage heart failure when medical treatment and less drastic surgery have failed. Because donor hearts are in short supply, patients who need a heart transplant go through a careful selection process. They need to be sick enough to need a new heart, yet healthy enough to receive it. Survival rates for people receiving heart transplants have improved over the past 5 to 10 years, especially in the first year after the transplant.

47. Heart Transplant Performed Ohio’s only 7 combined heart/lung transplants. Improved outcomes are due to selection of appropriate candidates and donors; improvement in pretransplant support http://my.clevelandclinic.org/heart/disorders/heartfailure/transplant.aspx

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48. Organ Donation, Tissue Donation, Organ Transplants - The Gift Of A Lifetime The Gift of a Lifetime is an educational documentary about organ donation, tissue donation and organ transplants in the United States. http://www.organtransplants.org/

The Gift of a Lifetime: Organ Donation in America A man waits and wonders if a new heart will arrive. A woman walks without pain with a bone transplant, and a child grows up with a new liver. A mother in the midst of a tragedy helps give life to others through organ donation. These are the stories of lives transformed by the miracle of organ donation and organ transplants. These are the stories of Americans who give and receive The Gift of a Lifetime. Transplant Journey Waiting for and Giving the Gift Take the Transplant Journey now Presenting Sponsors Supporting Sponsors Faces of Organ Donation Experience the real-life stories of donor families and organ and tissue transplant recipients. Understanding Organ Donation Explore the Interactive Body, learn about brain death and how organ and tissue donation restores lives. Educator's Resources Use The Gift of a Lifetime in the classroom or join a unique professional development opportunity. Site Map Credits Privacy Statement document.write('<'); document.write('! ');

49. Atlantic Records :: Transplants Atlantic Records Featuring transplants News, Music, Videos, Photos, Tour Dates, and more! http://www.atlanticrecords.com/transplants

50. CLL Topics: Only Real Cure — Allogeneic Stem Cell Transplants CLL Topics Patients dedicated to the fight against chronic lymphocytic leukemia - Therapies, Research and Patient Education http://www.clltopics.org/BMT/OnlyRealCure.htm

Transplants The Only Real Cure Out There, for Now Date: July 19, 2005 by Chaya Venkat Changing Chances of Success In spite of the many new drugs as well as ever more fancy drug combinations that begin to look like an alphabet soup, to this date the only therapy that has a proven ability to cure CLL A lot has changed in the past few years, as far as allo stem cell transplants are concerned. A decade ago, the only allo (short for "allogeneic") stem cell transplants done were very heavy-duty affairs. The patient went through very heavy chemotherapy, as well as high dose full body radiation as the preparatory regimen. The idea is to kill each and every cancer cell in the body, and by this process kill all the stem cells and other immune system cells as well. The technical name for this take-no-prisoners approach is “myeloablative”. The preconditioning regimen for a myeloablative transplant was so tough that patients had to meet strict age limit as well as general fitness limit to be eligible for stem cell transplants. You can read more of the details of how stem cell transplants are done in our Primer on Bone Marrow SCTs . Most of the time, the donors were related to the patient, since at that time we did not know enough about matching different HLA types to use unrelated donors (

51. Kidney Transplant — Treatment Options At Mayo Clinic Learn more about the center for treatment and diagnosis. Includes information on living donor kidney transplants. http://www.mayoclinic.org/kidney-transplant/index.html

Skip to Navigation Skip to Content Appointments Jobs ... Health Information Search Main Navigation Online Services For Medical Professionals Sub Navigation A B C D ... Support Mayo Now Adjust type size: Font size down Font size up Print document.write('E-mail Page'); E-mail Page Share close Digg Mixx del.icio.us Newsvine ... Stumbleupon Share this on... Share this site with others using one of these sharing tools. Link to this article To link to this article, paste this block of HTML code onto your webpage. Guidelines for sites linking to mayoclinic.org Kidney Transplant Overview Appointments Clinical Trials Research ... Children Overview Kidney failure due to kidney disease occurs when your kidneys' function falls to 15 to 20 percent of their capacity. At this point, you'll need dialysis or transplantation to preserve your life. In many people, it's not necessary to start dialysis prior to transplantation. You will receive a thorough evaluation to determine whether you're a candidate for a transplant . If you're approved, your transplant care team will explain the entire transplant process Why choose Mayo Clinic The Mayo Clinic Kidney Transplant Program is among the largest in the country, performing hundreds of kidney transplants each year. Mayo Clinic transplant doctors emphasize living donor kidney transplants and transplantation before initiation of dialysis. Other hallmarks of the program include unique transplant options, such as paired kidney donation, ABO incompatible kidney transplant and positive crossmatch kidney transplantation. The program has particular interest in individuals with polycystic kidney disease (PKD) and kidney transplantation in people who have a kidney disease that is likely to recur after transplant.

52. NHSBT - Organ Donation - Supports transplant units throughout the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland. Includes information about transplants, donor cards and the NHS organ donor register. http://www.uktransplant.org.uk/

53. IOPO: Indiana Organ Procurement Organization, Inc. Facilitating Organ, Tissue, A Assists individuals and families in making the decision to donate organs and tissue to individuals in need of transplants. http://www.iopo.org

Facebook YouTube Blog Become an IOPO Super-fan! ... I'm a Recipient! Over people are waiting for a life-saving organ transplant... Register to Donate Life! Sign up at your local BMV, or online at donatelifeindiana.org Quick Links What Organs/Tissues Can Be Donated? Frequently Asked Questions Fast Facts Donation Resource Center ... for Medical Professionals What's Going On IOPO Indy's New Location Donate Life's Rose Parade Float 2009 Indiana Hospital Collaborative 2008 Highlights ... more... More Quick Links Careers at IOPO Contact Us Donate Life Indiana Donate Life America ... Healing The Spirit Welcome to IOPO, the Indiana Organ Procurement Organization! We are a non-profit health service dedicated to: Advancing organ, tissue, and eye donation throughout Indiana. Caring for the families of organ, tissue, and eye donors as their loved ones give the gift of life. Coordinating the teams of surgeons, hospitals, and recovery partners as they recover organs and tissues from those who have given so selflessly at their death so others may live. Providing and coordinating education both to the public and to medical professionals about organ and tissue donation throughout the state.

54. Larry's Transplants All about a life saving transplant along with other information about transplantation and diabetes. http://kptransplant.tripod.com/home.html

Build your own FREE website at Tripod.com Share: Facebook Twitter Digg reddit document.write(lycos_ad['leaderboard']); document.write(lycos_ad['leaderboard2']); Larry's Transplants View my page on TransplantCafe.com - The Gift of eLife! My Guestbook Sign My Guestbook View My Guestbook Find out what I went through before my transplant and how I am doing after my life saving transplant !! I simply call this " My Story " I have compiled a List of Hospitals that are currently performing the Kidney/Pancreas Transplant, along with the number that the particular transplant center performed in 1997 Updated: July. 10, 2008 A Little More About Me Memorial Page Some Frequently Asked Questions Let me know what you think about my page. Send e-mail to: KidneyPancreas@cfl.rr.com This Site Has Been Visited Times - Thanks For Coming

55. Resource For Parents And Children About Transplants Information about the organ transplant process, from assessment to life after transplant. Includes links to UK organ sites and stories by parents of transplant patients. http://www.transplantkids.co.uk/

Transplant Kids would like to thank Making it Better - The Daniel Courtney Trust for their generous contribution towards the annual running costs of the site. Click their logo above to visit the charity website Why Might You Have Arrived Here? You may be a child who has had a transplant, a parent, carer, friend or a relative of a child who has received a transplant? Perhaps you are a child yourself who has a sick body part (organ) and may need a transplant to get well again? WELCOME to Transplant Kids! We hope that this site can provide you with some answers and be a source of information, contacts and possibly even a way to express your own personal thoughts and feelings via our message board and our personal stories page. This site has been created and is maintained by a transplant family so we understand to a certain degree how many of you that visit here will feel. Your doctor is THE one you must speak with if you have any worries, questions or problems. About us To find out a little more about us please click the picture below TRANSPLANT KIDS 2010 - Organ Donor Awareness CLICK ON IMAGE BELOW TO WATCH OUR LATEST AWARENESS SLIDESHOW Transplant Kids Forum TK's forum is the place to visit if you have any questions, advice or simply wish to make contact with others.

56. Organ Transplant: West's Encyclopedia Of American Law (Full Article) From Answer Transplantation (grafting) is the replacement of a failing organ or tissue by a functioning one. Transplantation was a dream in antiquity. The Hindu deity Ganesha had his head http://www.answers.com/topic/organ-transplant

var isReferenceAnswers = true; BodyLoad('s'); On this page Library Animal Life Health History, Politics, Society ... Technology organ transplant US History Encyclopedia: Transplants And Organ Donation Home Library US History Encyclopedia Transplantation (grafting) is the replacement of a failing organ or tissue by a functioning one. Transplantation was a dream in antiquity. The Hindu deity Ganesha had his head replaced by an elephant's head soon after birth (Rig-Veda, 1500 B.C.). In the Christian tradition Saints Cosmas and Damian (fl. 3rd century A.D.) are famous for replacing the diseased leg of a true believer with the leg of a dark-skinned Moor, thereby becoming the patron saints of physicians and surgeons. Transplantation may be from the same person ( autologous allograft can come from a genetically identical twin, genetically close parent or sibling, living unrelated person, or cadaver ) or from a different species ( xenotransplant Human tissues carry highly specific antigens grafts ) are therefore well tolerated. Homologous grafts are plagued by attempted rejection by the recipient human. The biological acceptability of the graft is measured by tissue typing of the donor and recipient using the human leucocyte antigen, or HLA, panels. The closer the match between the donor and the recipient, the greater the chance of graft acceptance and function. Xenotransplantation is as yet entirely experimental because of tissue rejection and the possibility of transmitting animal diseases to the human recipient.

57. Transplantation Provides access to the official journal of the Transplantation Society. http://www.transplantjournal.com

58. Transplant Headquarters Blog with scientific, political, and personal perspectives on organ transplantation. http://transplantheadquarters.blogspot.com

Transplant Headquarters Current issues in organ transplantation and the perspective of a young adult transplant recipient Saturday, April 21, 2007 Underlying Diseases Organ transplants don't often "just happen." For a vital organ to lose so much function that it needs to be replaced, some disease has progressed to the point that it's causing serious problems. While the underlying cause is sometimes unknown (a single-digit percentage of cases), some underlying diseases are pretty frequent in the transplant world. Despite the commonalities of the transplant experience between patients, specific diseases tend to share an even more common experience. Also, many of these diseases have effects, stories, and communities that go beyond the subset that are transplant-specific. To highlight some of the places where transplant patients come from, this post is a summary of four specific underlying diseases. Diabetes Diabetes mellitus is what happens when the body has a lack of insulin activity, either because insulin can't be produced (Type 1 diabetes) or it can't be used (Type 2 diabetes). It's an extremely common disease, affecting 20.8 million Americans in 2005. Diabetes doesn't just affect sugar metabolism, but the use of carbohydrates, fats, and proteins. It can affect almost every organ system, including kidneys, peripheral nerves, eyes, and blood vessels of all types. A number of treatments are available, from medications of all types to injected insulin to insulin pumps to better regulate blood glucose levels to transplants.

59. ITNS - International Transplant Nurses Society A professional organization for transplant nurses and related health professionals. http://www.itns.org/

showMark(1); The Mission of ITNS The International Transplant Nurses Society is committed to the promotion of excellence in clinical transplant nursing through the provision of educational and professional growth opportunities, interdisciplinary networking, collaborative activities, and nursing research. The International Transplant Nurses was founded in 1992 as the first professional nursing organization to promote the education and clinical practice excellence of nurses caring for solid organ transplant patients. Today, ITNS is a leading transplant organization with more than 1,775 active members representing 29 countries around the world. A vital component of countless nursing careers, ITNS provides a forum for learning about the most current advances in transplantation and transplant patient care. Over the years ITNS has provided skilled transplant nurses the opportunity to share and learn with national and international peers and to receive recognition for their knowledge, leadership, and scholarly pursuits. In The News ITNS collaboration on Chicago Tribune article on Transplantation ITNS has been in collaboration with Media Planet to be a part of a special 12 page insert on Transplantation for the Chicago Tribune, to be published on 12/17/10. ITNS has written an article focusing on the transplant nurse and an accompanying advertisement from ITNS will also

60. TAI - Transplant Awareness Inc. An educational organization which also raises funds for transplant awareness. http://www.transplantawareness.org

Transplant Awareness Inc. Questions Email: tai01@aol.com Office Phone: News: To determine the cost of s/h we weigh the order, then go to the Post Office web site to get the cost of the stamp, we add cost of material needed to mail before charging the account, if you would like a figure before ordering send us an email, and we can then give them a figure. If you are going to send a check, all we need is the order plus the zip code. We then can then let you know how much to make the check for. Transplant Awareness Inc. sells T-shirts car license plate frames pins , and other items , which have slogans that promote organ and tissue donation. TAI is a nonprofit corporation run and operated by volunteers who are all organ transplant recipients. Our objective is to market products that will promote organ donation by increasing awareness among the general population. It is our hope that TAI's efforts will result in more organs being donated and more lives being saved and prolonged in the manner that our lives were. Since we are all non-paid volunteers, 100% of the profit from the sale of our merchandise goes to increasing organ and tissue transplantation awareness. We thank our donors for the lives we can now live and we thank you for your patronage of our efforts. If you are concerned about privacy issues we have a privacy policy . Please send comments to Claude Brady via

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