Transplantation: clinical studies

Intestinal Transplantation Experimental and Clinical Studies

Intestinal preservation-reperfusion injury may result in various degrees of mucosal injury. Intestinal preservation-reperfusion injury may result in various degrees of mucosal injury. Interestingly, the preservation injury is similar when using the current preservation solutions, which are given as a intravascular flush. An extensive mucosal injury may ultimately preclude the use of organs that...

Preparatory Studies to Introduce Regulatory T Cells in Clinical Transplantation

Berglund, D. 2014. Preparatory Studies to Introduce Regulatory T Cells in Clinical Transplantation. Digital Comprehensive Summaries of Uppsala Dissertations from the Faculty of Medicine 983. 80 pp. Uppsala: Acta Universitatis Upsaliensis. ISBN 978-91-554-8907-6. Solid organ transplantation has evolved from being an experimental procedure to a life-saving treatment for patients with end-stage or...

Studies in the Transplantation

The introduction of the bone bank in 1942 by Incl#{225}n,and particularly the use of freezedried bone (Kreuz, Hyatt, Turner and Bassett 1951) has been followed by encouraging clinical reports of the method (Carr and Hyatt 1955; Berkin, Yeoman, Williamson, Zinnemann and Dexter 1957). However, it is the experience of most orthopaedic surgeons that, although there is a place for the stored bone gr...

Studies on Organ Transplantation

Seven autoplastic transplantations and one homoplastic transplantation of the spleen of dogs were made. One autotransplantation was successful, the gland being normal at the end of 88 days.

Clinical Liver Transplantation