A final group of medical evacuees has left the besieged Eastern Gouta, near the Syrian capital, Damascus.
Twenty-nine people in urgent need of medical assistance have now been transferred to the capital in a deal with the Syrian government.
The Syrian authorities had agreed to accept urgent cases, in return for the release of government workers captured by the rebel group, Jaish al-Islam.
Two people on the original list died before they could be evacuated.
About 400,000 residents in the district have been under siege by government forces since 2013, and are running short of food and fuel.
The United Nations has a list of almost 500 people it says are in urgent need of medical care.
Mohamad Katoub, from the Syrian American Medical Society (SAMS), a medical relief organisation that supports hospitals in rebel-held Syria, said all the 29 evacuees were now out of the Eastern Ghouta.
