Objectives: An international series of pulmonary retransplantation was updated to determine
the factors associated with pulmonary function, bronchiolitis obliterans syndrome stage, and …

Objectives. This study attempted to document the incidence of pulmonary vein complications
and their potential relation to clinical outcome in patients after lung transplantation …

Discussion: Pulmonary vein thrombosis (PVT) is rare clinical entity that has been detailed in
few case reports. In cases reported after lung transplantation, the thrombus typically occurs …

Bronchial stenosis in lung transplant recipients is a common disorder that adversely affects
clinical outcomes. It is evaluated by spirometry, CT scanning, and bronchoscopy with …

PURPOSE: Lung Transplantation is the sole therapeutic option for patients with end stage
lung disease. Isolated case reports have described Pulmonary artery anastamotic stenosis …

Introduction Selective pulmonary venous gas (PV) analysis has been an important tool in
evaluating donor lungs for transplant, providing objective support for the clinical assessment …

Rationale: The chronic rejection of lung allografts is attributable to progressive small airway
obstruction. Objectives: To determine precisely the site and nature of this type of airway …

The development of spirometric airflow obstruction may be a diagnostic dilemma in
recipients of single lung allografts. The contribution of bronchial anastomotic stenosis to the …

Primary graft dysfunction (PGD), a severe form of acute lung injury following lung
transplantation, accounts for substantial morbidity and mortality and is associated with …