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Therapies: CAM: Complementary and Alternative Medicine | CAM Therapies and Modalities | Drugs | Surgery | Transplantation | Anesthesia

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Stem Cell Transplantation (Blood and Marrow)

See Blood and Lymphatic Systems

Bone and Tissue Transplantation

See Musculoskeletal System

Corneal Transplantation

See Eye Diseases

Neural Transplantation

See Brain and Nervous System

Organ Transplantation

(Jump to: General Information | Specific Transplantations | After the Transplant | Before the Transplant | Organizations | Organ Donation | Patient Guides | Transplantation Immunology )

	Organizations
	United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS)
	Members of the Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network (Transplant Centers, Organ Procurement Organizations, etc.)
	Find the OPO (Organ Procurement Organization) in Your Area:TransWeb.org
	California Transplant Donor Network (CTDN)

	General Information
	Principles of Transplantation:Merck Manual, Home Edition
	Transplantation Questions & Answers:UNOS
	Organ Donation and Transplantation:National Women's Health Information Center
	Pediatric Transplantation:UNOS
	Support, Advocacy and Financial Assistance:National Foundation for Transplants
	History of Adult Transplantation:eMedicine
	Xenotransplantation (Cross-Species Transplants):eMedicine
	National Transplant Statistics:Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients
	Organ Transplants : Making the Most of Your Gift of Life:netLibrary
	Organ Transplantation:MedlinePlus

	Patient Guides
	What Every Patient Needs to Know:UNOS [PDF] [Order printed copy]
	Partnering With Your Transplant Team: The Patient's Guide to Transplantation:HRSA [PDF] [Order printed copy]
	Organ Transplants: What Every Kid Needs to Know:UNOS [PDF, for Kids] [Order printed copy]

	Organ Donation
	Understanding Donation:Donate Life America
	Donation Basics:US Dept of Heath & Human Services
	Find Out How to Become a Donor:Donate Life America
	Organ & Tissue Donor Registry:Donate Life California
	Information About Organ Donation:CTDN
	Can Anyone Be An Organ Donor?: Facts About Living Organ Donation:American Society of Transplantation [PDF]
	Organ Donation: Don't Let These 10 Myths Confuse You:Mayo Clinic
	Living Donation:UNOS
	Organ Donation:MedlinePlus

	Before the Transplant
	Before the Transplant: Living With Devices:UNOS
	Before the Transplant: About Organ Allocation:UNOS
	Before the Transplant: Getting on the List:UNOS
	Before the Transplant: Selecting a Hospital:UNOS
	Before the Transplant: Financing a Transplant:UNOS
	Before the Transplant: Preparing for a Transplant:UNOS

	After the Transplant
	Medications: Protecting Your Transplant:UNOS
	Pregnancy After Transplant:UNOS
	Staying Healthy With Your New Transplant – Preventing Rejection:UNOS
	Staying Healthy With Your New Transplant – Infections and Your Immunity:UNOS
	Staying Healthy With Your New Transplant – Health Concerns:UNOS
	Staying Healthy With Your New Transplant – Diet and Exercise:UNOS
	Staying Healthy With Your New Transplant – Contacting Your Donor Family:UNOS

	Transplantation Immunology
	General Principles of Transplantation :Merck Manual of Diagnosis and Therapy
	Graft versus Host Disease, see Blood and Lymphatic Systems, Graft versus Host Disease
	Immunosuppression:eMedicine
	Histocompatibility Labs:UNOS

	Index to Specific Organ Transplantations
	Heart and Heart/Lung Transplantation
	Intestine Transplantation
	Islet Call Transplantation
	Kidney and Kidney/Pancreas Transplantion
	Liver Transplantation
	Lung Transplantation
	Pancreas Transplantation

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