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Lung Transplantation |
How to Support a Lung Transplant Candidate04/10/2009 |
My sister is going through the process of being evaluated for a lung transplant. How can our family support her during this time?
A vital part in the evaluation of any potential candidate for an organ transplant is the assessment of the psychosocial and family support. Recipients of organ transplants require considerable assistance, especially in the first few months following the procedure. As a family member it is important to understand your potential role in your relative's recovery process, and you may wish to focus your questions to obtain this information.
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David R Nunley, MD, FCCP Associate Professor Pulmonary, Allergy, Critical Care & Sleep Medicine Department of Internal Medicine College of Medicine The Ohio State University |
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