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Best books to learn Organ transplantation, in order

Transplantation is the branch of medicine that had to solve a problem no other branch has: the body's own defences work correctly and must be defeated for the patient to live.

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Organ Transplantation: The Best Books on How It Became Possible, in Order

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Popular organ transplantation books

The red marketScott Carney · 2011
When Death Becomes LifeJoshua D. Mezrich · 2019
Raising the DeadRonald Munson · 2001
Flesh and bloodSusan E. Lederer · 2008
The courage to failRenee Fox · 1974
Spare PartsPaul Craddock · 2021

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Frequently asked questions

How should I approach learning organ transplantation?
Transplantation is the branch of medicine that had to solve a problem no other branch has: the body's own defences work correctly and must be defeated for the patient to live.
What's a good book to start organ transplantation with?
A strong starting point is The red market by Scott Carney. The ordered reading paths above show exactly where it fits and what to read next.

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