Current aspects and concepts of nursing, coordinating, bridging, and rehabilitation in organ transplantation : proceedings of the Fourth International Symposium on Nursing, Coordinating, Bridging, and Rehabilitation in Organ Transplantation combined with the First International Meeting of Organ Recipients, held in Bad Oeynhausen, Germany, 6-8 September 1994
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Current aspects and concepts of nursing, coordinating, bridging, and rehabilitation in organ transplantation : proceedings of the Fourth International Symposium on Nursing, Coordinating, Bridging, and Rehabilitation in Organ Transplantation combined with the First International Meeting of Organ Recipients, held in Bad Oeynhausen, Germany, 6-8 September 1994
（International congress series, no. 1081）
Elsevier, 1995
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From surgeons to patients, participants from four continents shared their opinions at the Fourth International Symposium on Nursing, Coordinating, Bridging and Rehabilitation in Organ Transplantation. The newest approaches, results and ideas about organ transplantation were discussed. Chapters include an overview of patient support groups and nursing in transplant medicine. Multiorgan donation and its coordinating process, liver support systems such as liver cell supply, liver cell culture and bioreactor were discussed. Topics also included kidney transplantation in children, pancreas transplantation, extracorporeal lung support and lung transplantation. The final chapter presents rehabilitation concepts and the results of solid organ recipients in the early and longterm course. All persons involved in any field of organ transplantation, should find this volume of interest.
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- Part 1 Nursing/patient support groups: postregistration education in nursing - today's situation in Germany, G. Leser
- patient support group, G.F. Gottschalk. Part 2 Coordinating: coordination of health care activities related to heart transplants, T. Caeran et al
- standardized treatment organ donor protocol (STOP) prevents circulatory instability after brain death, I.J. de Jong and J. Kranenburg
- organ donors - are we educating the right people?, J. Connolly et al
- coordinating and managing newborn and infant heart recipients and donors, J. Johnston. Part 3 Liver support systems/pancreas and kidney transplantation: guest editorial - treatment of acute hepatic failure with extracorporeal liver support, J. Gerlach
- cell supply for hybrid liver assist devices, H.G. Koebe and F.W. Schildberg
- bioreactor for hepatocyte culture in hybrid liver support systems, J.C. Gerlach and P. Neuhaus
- perioperative management and results of renal transplantation in children, G. Offner. Part 4 Extracorporeal lung support and transplantation: indication, management and results of extracorporeal lung support therapy in severe ARDS, D. Pappert et al
- management and results of lung transplantation, A. Haverich et al
- lung transplantation, weaning from the respirator using BiPAP ventilation, M. Struber et al
- assessment of the quality of life before and after lung transplantation - first results, E.M. Ten Vengert et al. Part 5 Heart transplantation - bridging, mechanical circulatory support, indications and results: recompensation of congestive heart failure and bridging for heart transplantation with continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis, P. Koning et al
- seven years of experience with mechanical circulatory support, A. El-Banayosy et al
- decrease of incidence of graft vessel disease by maximal treatment of hypercholesterolemia after heart transplantation, K. Wenke
- rare indications and long-term results after heart transplantation, M.M. Korner et al. Part 6 Rehabilitation of organ recipients: heaven on earth? the meaning of kidney transplantation in a person's life, L. Span
- physical activity level of renal transplant candidates, H. Nielens et al
- the influence of long-term physical training on hemodynamics after heart transplantation, H.-J. Winterfeld
- high quality of fitness after revalidation through "SWEET" endurance training in heart transplant patients, E. Lampert et al
- nursing management in patients on different types of ventricular assist system, O. Fey.
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