… in the multidisciplinary care of these complex patients. … Fulminant hepatic failure typically
affects young individuals who had … often require transfer to acute rehabilitation units to achieve …

… can transform cancer treatment for young patients and have a … of patients require care, such
as the treatment of wounded … also by shifting the risk–benefit balance for patients and their …

… adoptive transfer can limit the incidence of transplant rejection … an automated immunospot
device (Cellular Technology). T … models of liver transplantation, our results lend support to the …

… D(8) to D(10), created a new reference parabola, shifting from the blue to the red [R(C) = 18.8
− 6c … different from the clinical standard of care that relies on titration or incremental dosing …

… Evolution of extracorporeal life support (ECLS) technology … a vital role in younger patients
with critical oxygenation who … availability of the service, practicalities of transfer to an ECLS …

… procurement, care was taken to maintain the liver allograft … for pediatric recipients, this came
at the cost of shifting a … donor selection include the following: younger than 40 years, body …

… -term support has changed the face of advanced heart failure care. … In the past 2 years, the
field has moved away from implanting … hospice, may not be different from younger recipients, …

… Findings from different studies support that self-care management (SCM) is essential to …
with the AYAs’ overall readiness to transfer from pediatric to adult care ranged from r = .15 to .50 (…

… long-term survivors of adult and paediatric liver transplantation (LT) … standard of care, which
relies on the empiric use of crude … by low tacrolimus exposure is supported by the results of a …

… childhood through young adulthood and works with patients … .57, 61 Liver transplant recipients
reported more social deficits when … transfer of this responsibility when the patient is ready. …