Definition of “transplant”

But after receiving a liver transplant you would have thought he had learned his lesson.

Dear Rose, My three-year-old daughter Daisy needs a heart and lung transplant --- she's been desperately ill since the day she was born.

Here is another example of how British-style government does not neatly transplant.

In a last-ditch effort to save him, he was given a bone marrow transplant.

Maggie, unless Jett has had a personality transplant , he'll be up watching videos and listening to music till three or four o'clock.

Teigan has been diagnosed with the rare blood condition, aplastic anaemia, and may need a bone marrow transplant to survive.

The following spring, the family travelled to Calgary, where Conor received a bone marrow transplant using marrow from Aidan.

This was the first time males of any species had fathered live offspring after such a transplant - offering hope to infertile men.

With regard to the costs of a liver transplant , Mr Gallagher said the board would claim that such costs would be met by the State.