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Variables of importance in the Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients database predictive of heart transplant waitlist mortality.
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S-EPMC6591021
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Assessing elements of informed consent among living donors.
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S-EPMC3070767
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Miscalibration of lung allocation models leads to inaccurate waitlist mortality predictions.
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S-EPMC10016684
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Refining the Lung Allocation Score Models Fails to Improve Discrimination Performance.
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S-EPMC9899637
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A supply-based scoring approach to account for biological disadvantages in accessing lung transplant.
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S-EPMC11840864
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Socioeconomic Differences in Navigating Access to Lung Transplant.
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S-EPMC11907320
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Differential effects of donor factors on post-transplant survival in lung transplantation.
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S-EPMC11935449
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Impact of Socioeconomic Position on Access to the U.S. Lung Transplant Waiting List in a Matched Cystic Fibrosis Cohort.
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S-EPMC7787007
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Heart and lung organ offer acceptance practices of transplant programs are associated with waitlist mortality and organ yield.
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S-EPMC6836691
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Risk of lung cancer in lung transplant recipients in the United States.
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S-EPMC6872188
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