… response. Overall mortality was similar between groups. In general, solid organ transplant
recipients exhibit a physiologic response to … seen in non-transplant surgical patients, although …

… in maintaining the physiologic state [8], [9]. We describe the human physiology of the Cushing
… phenylephrine, which was responsive to vasopressin during a wait for organ procurement. …

… therapeutic strategies to improve transplantation outcome. Here, we are … transplantation
and their impact on immunosuppressive protocols, organ allocation policies, and transplantation …

… targets: nuclear factor of activated T cell and cAMP response element-binding transcriptional
co-activator, transducer of regulated cAMP response element-binding activity-2 (TORC2). …

… organs is a major barrier to clinical organ transplantation. … to human organ transplantation,
there are immunologic and … pig organ transplanted into a human should grow in response …

… connol of many physiological as well as pathophysiological responses. Cytokines interact in
… therefore to elucidate their role in the different events associated with organ transplantation. …

… organ function. Strategies for the management of organ donors exist whereby the rapid
physiologic … immune response in the donor before organ retrieval is the subject of much interest. …

… to transplanted organs impairs the normal insulin and renin responses to exercise in pancreas
and kidney transplant … vation of the heart after transplantation are the physiological and …

… and has implications for organ transplants and forensics. If … of organ viability and genetics
used for transplantation after death. One factor limiting the organ availability for transplantation …

… only transplantation recipients receiving mycophenolate mofetil or azathioprine had a decreased
physiologic response to infection, all transplantation … response between transplantation …