Heart Transplant for Advanced Heart Failure
JAMA Clinical Reviews

Heart Transplant for Advanced Heart Failure

C1AdvancedOctober 12, 202622 min
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Heart transplant for patients with advanced heart failure can lead to improved survival and quality of life. Author JoAnne Lindenfeld, MD, of Vanderbilt University joins JAMA Associate Editor David Simel, MD, MHS, to discuss indications, transplant evaluation, management after transplant, long-term complications, and survival. Related Content: Heart Transplant for Advanced Heart Failure

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