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Partial Heart Transplant for Congenital Heart Disease

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By Douglas Overbey
| JAMA: Journal of the American Medical Association Verified
Supplement 1. eFigure 1. Growth of the Living Valve in the Aortic Position eFigure 2. Growth of the Living Valve in the Pulmonary Position eTable 1. Demographic and Baseline Characteristics of Partial Heart Transplant Recipients eTable 2. Individual Patient Data for Recipients eTable 3. Adverse Events After Partial Heart Transplantation eTable 4. Cold Ischemic Times for Partial Heart Transplantation Grafts eTable 5. Standard Immunosuppressive Regimen Supplement 2. Figure 1.
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On-Table Reanimation of a Pediatric Heart from Donation after Circulatory Death | NEJM

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By Douglas Overbey, Joseph W. Turek
| The New England Journal of Medicine Verified
For permission requests, please contact NEJM Reprints at reprints@nejm.org Notes Disclosure forms provided by the authors are available with the full text of this article at NEJM.org.
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We Must Preserve The Human Rights Of Children Who Commit Crimes

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By Brett Peterson, Douglas Overbey
| Honolulu Civil Beat Verified
The Hawaiʻi Legislature just passed bills that will lead to greater human rights protections for system-involved youth in Hawaiʻi. Too often vulnerable and abused children end up in our juvenile and adult criminal justice systems where they are subject to practices that run afoul of human rights norms. In Hawaiʻi, for example, there is no minimum age for when a child can be prosecuted in juvenile court.
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