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Last Updated: February 13th, 2012
Drinking alcohol doesn’t exclude patients from a liver transplant, but it might add complications.
Read MoreA vascular ultrasound is used to help doctors see blockages in arteries located in the neck and legs.
Read MoreYour body may reject a new liver if the immune system views the tissue as an intruder.
Read MoreBariatric surgery slightly alters the way your body absorbs certain nutrients, so long-term vitamins are important after surgery.
Read MoreA duplex kidney is known as a single kidney with two collecting systems.
Read MoreThe recipient of a liver transplant is determined by a series of laboratory tests.
Read MoreTypically, a person should produce one to two liters of urine a day.
Read MoreAfter kidney transplant surgery,the recipient will be transferred to the intensive care unit (ICU) and doctors will inform the family. In the ICU the recipient will be monitored very closely 24 to ...
Read MoreThere are no OTC medications available for a kidney infections. You should see a doctor for antibiotics if there are signs of a kidney infection.
Read MoreWith a kidney stone, it is best to avoid all osteolates such as spinach, chocolate, nuts and iced tea.
Read MoreMost patients recover quickly from endovascular surgery—in most cases, remaining in the hospital for less than two days.
Read MoreCritical ischemia is the progression of peripheral arterial disease.
Read MoreSurgery increases your risk for blood clots. Hospitals and doctors are working to create other treatment options to minimize the risk of blood clots.
Read MoreKidney donors will need to return for regular checkups, even years after surgery.
Read MoreSomeone who is overweight and not having luck with diet and exercise might be a candidate for bariatric surgery.
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