Titlebook: Manual of Vascular Access, Organ Donation, and Transplantation; Richard L. Simmons (Professor),Martin E. Finch (Di Book 1984 Springer Scie

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Complications of Vascular Access study of 1049 patients on maintenance dialysis for at least 3 months, vascular access problems accounted for 26% of all causes of initial hospitalization.. Further, the type of access is related to the risk of hospitalization. The relative risk of hospitalization due to an access-related cause was

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Multiple Organ Donation from a Cadaverclose genetic relationship to the recipient, and immediate organ function. In addition, long-term organ function is statistically superior compared with the use of unrelated organs but only bone marrow, the kidney, and the tail of the pancreas can be grafted from living donors. The social, psycholog

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Whole Pancreas Donation from a Cadaver separately. The main advantage to the use of a whole pancreas graft is that a larger mass of tissue can be taken. This may enhance blood flow to the graft and reduce the incidence of thrombosis. Whole pancreas donation may, of course, be combined with heart and kidney donation as described in Chapt

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Distal Pancreas Donation from a Living Relative related segmental grafts whenever possible to lessen the likelihood of rejection. On the other hand, the whole pancreas can be used from a cadaver, thereby providing greater functional reserve and a greater rate of blood flow which protects against graft thrombosis. The ethical decisions seem simil

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Volunteer Kidney Donation from a Living Relativeh better function and for a longer time than do closely matched cadaver kidneys. Before the advent of histocompatibility typing, it was shown that kidneys from sibling donors functioned better than kidneys from parental donors. Because the genes governing the expression of histocompatibility antigen

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Anesthetic Management During Cardiac Transplantationrts. have highlighted the experiences of the most active heart transplant centers. This chapter will discuss the concepts and techniques employed at the University of Minnesota since inauguration of our cardiac transplantation program in 1978.