Of the first 250 heart and 35 heart and lung transplant recipients at Papworth Hospital,
Cambridge, who survived for more than one month after transplantation, 217 heart and 33 …

The accuracy of diagnosis in 656 patients with the four common histopathological types of
primary lung cancer has been assessed by comparing the cell type diagnosis made on …

The morphology of kidneys from heart (n= 55) and bone marrow (n= 112) transplant
recipients treated either with cyclosporine (CSA) or conventional immunosuppression was …

Two cases of pulmonary lymphangiomyomatosis (PL) are described and 33 other cases
from the literature are reviewed. These are compared with one case of tuberous sclerosis …

Discussion Myocardial tuberculosis wasrare even in thedays before effective anti-
tuberculous treatment was available and was usually an incidental finding at postmortem. 1 …

An account of human heart transplantation as seen by the histopathologists involved at the
two UK transplant centres is presented. Between January 1979 and July 1984 179 patients …

Six probable cases of myocardial sarcoidosis which came to necropsy at Cambridge are
reported. The presenting clinical features, pathological changes, and possible management …

The patient, aged 36 years, was referred in 1968 after discovery of a discrete mass 1 cm in
diameter in the right lower lobe on a routine chest radiograph. The lesion was thought to be …

Abstract Evaluation of the functional condition of the heart prior to its removalfrom the donor
or after transport to the recipient is difficult. Biopsiesof the myocardium allow serial …

The development of transplant-related coronary artery disease (TCAD) is the major
determinant of long-term heart transplant survival. To test the hypothesis that TCAD might be …