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CTX
(redirected from Cardiac transplantation)

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CTXContext (Management; Tandem)
CTXCentex Corporation (stock symbol)
ctxcontraction
CTXCyclophosphamide
CTXCholera Toxin
CTXCentrex
CTXCytoxan
CTXCorporate Trade Exchange
CTXCerebrotendinous Xanthomatosis
CTXClinical Trial Exemption
CTXC-Telopeptides
CTXCzech Traded Index
CTXCardiac Transplantation
CTXCountdown to Extinction (Disney World attraction)
CTXCommitted to Xcellence
CTXCombined Training Exercise
CTXClear to Transmit
CTXCompact Torus Experiment
CTXCenter of Technical Expertise (USACE)


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There is no specific treatment for LVNC and therapeutic measures are directed at dealing with the patient's symptoms (heart failure, cardiac arrhythmias, thromboembolic events) including consideration for cardiac transplantation.
The impact of cardiac transplantation on kidney function: a single centre experience, Transplantation Proceedings.
[8-12] Increased ventilatory muscle strength may also enhance early postoperative recovery in patients undergoing cardiac transplantation or thoracic surgery.
 
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