Background 1. History of Lung TransplantationT. Egan 2. Recipient Selection and IndicationsE. Cairns and D. Ogden 3. Psychosocial Factors in REcipient SelectionW. Crowder 4. Donor Selection and ManagementM. Mill 5. Issues in Lung PreservationT. Egan 6. The Role of Rehabilitation in Lung TransplantationP. Flume and C. Arnold Perioperative Issues 7. Operative Technique: Lung RetrievalM. Mill and F. Detterbeck 8. Operative Technique: Single Lung TransplantD. Ogden and F. Detterbeck 9. Operative Technique: Double Lung TransplantF. Detterbeck and T. Egan 10. Anesthesia for Lung TransplantationW. Lucas Post-Tranplant Issues 11. Early Postoperative Care of the Lung Transplant PatientJ. Thompson and D. Ogden 12. Function of the Tranplanted LungT. Egan 13. The Role of Pulmonary Rehabilitation in Post-Transplant ConvalescenceP. Flume and A. Downs 14. Results of Lung TranplantationT. Egan 15. Long Term Care of the Lung Transplant PatientL. Paradowski 16. Radiology of the Transplanted LungL. Parker 17. Pathology of the Transplanted LungM. Fidler Special Considerations in Lung Transplantation 18. Lung Transplantation for Restrictive Lung DiseaseL. Paradowski 19. Lung Transplantation for COPDF. Detterbeck 20. Lung Tranplantation for Cystic FibrosisT. Egan 21. Lung Transplantation for Pulmonary Vascular DiseaseM. Mill The Future of Lung Transplantation 22. The Donor Shortage: Possible SolutionsT. Egan
