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Warning: your lack of structured transplant decision-making may be costing you confidence during rounds and on-call situations. This book exists because transplant medicine is often learned under pressure, not in classrooms. It provides a clinically grounded framework to help readers understand how transplant decisions are approached in real hospital settings. Inside, you'll find focused explanations of kidney, heart, and solid organ transplantation principles, immunosuppression basics, common complications, infection risks, and post-transplant management scenarios-presented in a practical, case-oriented structure. Because transplant care is multidisciplinary, this guide emphasizes reasoning, not memorization. This book is written specifically for medical residents, surgical trainees, fellows, and clinicians rotating through transplant services who need a reliable reference. It is not intended for patients or caregivers, and it does not replace institutional protocols. Chapters are structured by clinical situations rather than organ systems, allowing quick navigation during study or preparation. Imagine having a clear mental map of what will happen if a transplant patient deteriorates-and how clinicians typically reason through those moments.

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