La Sección de Insuficiencia Cardiaca, Trasplante Cardiaco y otras Alternativas Terapéuticas de la Sociedad Española de Cardiología desarrolló en Sevilla, en junio de 2005, una Conferencia de Consenso sobre trasplante cardiaco (TC) a la que fueron invitados a participar todos los grupos españoles de TC. El objetivo fue determinar, discutir y consensuar los aspectos más relevantes y/o controvertidos de diferentes áreas del TC en la actualidad: organización, selección del receptor, donantes, rechazo, inmunosupresión, enfermedad vascular del injerto, complicaciones a largo plazo y TC pediátrico. Este documento reúne las recomendaciones del grupo de trabajo incluyendo el grado de evidencia con que se respalda cada una.
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Trasplante cardiaco
Conferencia de Consenso
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