Cardiac amyloidosis and transplantation
A Heidelberg study of 115 patients suggests that heart transplantation has become a feasible option for some people with end-stage cardiac amyloidosis.
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A Heidelberg study of 115 patients suggests that heart transplantation has become a feasible option for some people with end-stage cardiac amyloidosis.
The first Canadian ATTR Patient Summit brings together patients, families, physicians and industry in Toronto in April 2023 to share knowledge and experience.

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