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Cardiac transplant rejection

Cardiac transplant rejection is an immunologic complication occurring in heart transplant recipients when the host immune system recognizes human leukocyte antigens on the donor allograft as foreign. Read more about Cardiac transplant rejection

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About Cardiac transplant rejection.

Cardiac transplant rejection is an immunologic complication occurring in heart transplant recipients when the host immune system recognizes human leukocyte antigens on the donor allograft as foreign.

It encompasses hyperacute rejection caused by preformed anti-donor antibodies, acute cellular rejection driven by T-lymphocyte-mediated cytotoxicity, antibody-mediated rejection involving microvascular endothelial damage and complement activation, and chronic rejection manifesting primarily as cardiac allograft vasculopathy.

Clinically, these processes lead to myocardial inflammation, interstitial edema, myocyte necrosis, and progressive graft dysfunction, which can precipitate arrhythmias, heart failure, and potential allograft failure.

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