Titlebook: Hand transplantation; Marco Lanzetta (Director, Adjunct Professor and Pr Book 2007 Springer-Verlag Milan 2007 Antigen.Hand transplantation

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Hind-Limb Transplantation in the Rat: Surgical Technique, Anaesthesia and Early Postoperative Managepromising functional recovery [.]. Twenty-four hand transplantations have been performed until the writing of this book (12 unilateral and 6 bilateral). However, there remains considerable debate over the ethical consequences of hand allotransplantation, and many questions must be answered before it

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Indefinite Survival and Functional Recovery of Limb Allografts in Rodentsevious review articles [.]–[.]. These factors are of paramount importance in non-life-saving procedures, such as hand transplantation, where quality of life is the main indication for reconstruction. There is an additional ethical issue in clinical composite tissue transplantation where continuous a

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Induction of High-Level Chimerism in Composite Tissue Transplantsssion of CTAs is not acceptable in the clinical setting because of serious side-effects. The development of a model for reliable CTA tolerance induction across a major histocompatibility complex (MHC) mismatch and without the need for long-term immunosuppression is highly desirable.

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Experimental Approaches to Composite Tissue Allograft Transplantsumatic injuries, cancer ablative surgeries, or extensive tissue loss secondary to burns. Composite tissue allografts (CTAs) consist of heterogeneous tissues derived from ectoderm and mesoderm, including skin, fat, muscle, nerves, lymph nodes, bone, cartilage, ligaments, and bone marrow, with differe

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A Review of Current Strategies to Achieve Tolerance in Animal Modelssion (infection, malignancy, adverse metabolic effects, drug toxicity) and without the development of chronic rejection. However, the ultimate goal of all transplant surgeons, the “Holy Grail” of transplantation, is to achieve indefinite clinical allograft acceptance without the need for long-term i

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The History of Experimental Hand Transplantation in Primatesicrovascular surgery was struggling with development of sutures capable of sewing 1-mm blood vessels. Once this was solved, it became possible to replant fingers, but elective reconstructive procedures posed new ethical dilemmas. Attempts at replantation surgery were easily justified, but was it eth

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