Workup dependent on presentation, considerations include:
CBC, BMP, Mg/Phos
Low threshold for infectious workup, including viral/fungal studies
Tacrolimus, cyclosporine levels
ECG
Patient’s native sinus node often preserved
→ two P waves on ECG
donor P wave will be in 1:1 relationship with QRS, native P wave has independent rhythm
CXR
May have relative "cardiomegaly" if donor was much larger than recipient
CT Chest
May be required to diagnose PE, hypoxemia, pneumonia
Echocardiography
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Patient’s native sinus node often preserved
→ two P waves on ECG
donor P wave will be in 1:1 relationship with QRS, native P wave has independent rhythm
→ two P waves on ECG
donor P wave will be in 1:1 relationship with QRS, native P wave has independent rhythm
May have relative "cardiomegaly" if donor was much larger than recipient
May be required to diagnose PE, hypoxemia, pneumonia
Consider if signs/symptoms of<unk>  failure
Heart transplant complications
Lung transplant complications
Aortic endograft complications
Left ventricular assist device complications
Kidney transplant complications
Liver transplant complications
Pancreas transplant complications
Implantable Cardioverter-Defibrillator complication