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Yet it must be admitted that this family formed a very good stock whereon to regraft a name which sadly wanted such renovation.

The procedure costs between [pounds sterling]3,000 and [pounds sterling]7,000 for the removal and storage of ovarian tissue followed by about [pounds sterling]4,000 for a regraft.

The most frequent endothelial keratoplasty complication is early graft detachment either performed as a primary procedure or regraft [76].

Sensitization is almost ubiquitous as it is evident in the detection of anti-HLA antibodies in the sera of recipients--in one study, almost all patients waiting for regraft of a kidney transplant have anti-HLA antibodies [2].

A multi-factor analysis of kidney regraft outcomes.

If grafted vines are killed back, growers have to regraft on a rootstock sucker following trunk removal.

Joseph, who is recovering at his home at Moovattupuzha in the Ernakulam district after undergoing a complicated micro- vascular surgery to regraft his chopped off hand at a private hospital in Kochi, said the college's decision was disappointing and painful.

In effect, the Smith Court attempted to regraft the Reynolds rule onto a First Amendment doctrine that had been extensively developed in the previous century.

Surgeons remove the kidney that had been transplanted into Derek and regraft it into Clara.

"A lot of the time, we're having to remove the whole penis shaft skin, and regraft it with skin from elsewhere in the body," he says.

(2) "Regraft" included cases of repeat keratoplasty due to graft failure.