Dreaming Under Anesthesia Improved Patient Surgical Experience
A new five-step anesthesia protocol increased the likelihood of positive dreams, which may help reduce patient fear and improve emotional recovery after surgery.
A new five-step anesthesia protocol increased the likelihood of positive dreams, which may help reduce patient fear and improve emotional recovery after surgery.
A new five-step anesthesia protocol increased the likelihood of positive dreams, which may help reduce patient fear and improve emotional recovery after surgery.
Read MoreRecent updates to the national lung allocation system have not eliminated regional differences in donor availability.
Read MoreUC San Diego Health successfully completed the first lung transplant for a patient with HIV in San Diego County.
Read MoreA 28-year-old cystic fibrosis patient underwent a 36-hour quadruple organ transplant for both lungs, a liver, and a kidney from a single donor.
Read MoreImplementing specific protocols for older surgical patients can reduce complications such as delirium, falls, and pneumonia.
Read MoreA patient with advanced lung cancer and interstitial lung disease received a double-lung transplant through a clinical trial at Northwestern Medicine.
Read MoreA Mayo Clinic study demonstrates that at-home monitoring provides actionable data and reduces the travel burden for post-transplant patients.
Read MoreA Mayo Clinic study indicates that home monitoring kits can identify early complications and reduce travel burdens for transplant recipients.
Read MoreNew research indicates that baseline lung health is a stronger predictor of SARS-CoV-2 outcomes in cystic fibrosis transplantation patients than the time elapsed since transplantation.
Read MoreThe Cedars-Sinai Comprehensive Transplant Center and the Smidt Heart Institute at Cedars-Sinai completed 677 solid organ transplants in 2025, setting several new institutional records in liver and lung transplant.
Read MoreChronic organ rejection may be triggered by the disruption of lymphatic vessels from the donor organ rather than an attack by the patient’s immune system.
Read MorePleurectomy/decortication, a lung-sparing surgery, can be performed safely with low mortality in carefully selected patients with pleural mesothelioma.
Read MoreA case study documents how a “total artificial lung” (TAL) system temporarily supported a critically ill patient for 48 hours as part of a successful double-lung transplant.
Read MoreLung transplantation in people with HIV may be feasible yet CD4 counts can temporarily drop under 200 during transplant evaluation.
Read MoreThough men and women with COPD experienced similar benefits in lung function measures, women reported larger improvements in CAT and SGRQ scores.
Read MoreA genetic variant may drive development of chronic lung allograft dysfunction (CLAD) in lung transplant recipients.
Read MorePatients with allergic conditions—including eczema, asthma, and hay fever—may face more problems after certain types of surgery, according to research at ACAAI 2025.
Read MoreGender disparities persist under a new national organ allocation system, as female lung transplant candidates are less likely to undergo transplantation.
Read MoreFor patients receiving endobronchial valve procedures, high-volume hospitals had significantly longer lengths of stay.
Read MoreThe ATS signed on as an inaugural partner to the first-ever Lung Transplant Awareness Day for Thursday, October 9, 2025.
Read MoreModerate excess weight may be protective for older adults undergoing major elective surgery, new data suggests.
Read MoreUS News & World Report’s annual best hospitals list ranks NYU Langone Hospitals and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital as No 1 in adult and pediatric pulmonology & lung surgery, respectively.
Read MoreThe new Mayo Clinic Lung Transplant Program in Arizona has already successfully performed a record-breaking 36 transplants in the first week of June, according to the organization.
Read MoreResearchers estimate annual savings of $1.8 billion if 10% of emergency surgeries are converted to elective procedures through improved screening.
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