Kidney

Oct 6, 2016 by in GASTROENTEROLOGY Comments Off on Kidney

Fig. 21.1 A panoramic view of the donor biopsy stained with H&E (a), PAS (b) and trichrome stain (c) showing the ischaemic subcapsular area with inflammatory infiltrate, moderate fibrosis and…

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Liver

Oct 6, 2016 by in GASTROENTEROLOGY Comments Off on Liver

Fig. 11.1 Three examples of frozen-section analysis on donor liver biopsies with 0 % (a), 10 % (b) and >30 % (c) steatosis. In (b, c) freezing artifacts are visible…

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Small Bowel Transplantation

Oct 6, 2016 by in GASTROENTEROLOGY Comments Off on Small Bowel Transplantation

Fig. 29.1 An isolated apoptotic body in a crypt. Less than six apoptotic bodies per ten crypt cross sections are seen in cases graded as indeterminate for acute rejection (H&E…

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Abdominal Wall Transplantation and Technique

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Fig. 26.1 Patient candidate for abdominal wall transplantation. The wall is severely damaged from repeated laparotomies and enterocutaneous fistulae Fig. 26.2 At the end of bowel transplantation, the recipient abdominal…

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Intestinal/Multivisceral Transplantation

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Fig. 25.1 Graft types: (a) isolated intestinal graft; (b) combined liver-intestinal graft; (c) multivisceral graft 25.3 Graft Types and Indications The use of the three main types of intestinal graft…

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Renal Transplantation: Surgical Technique

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Fig. 19.1 Extraperitoneal approach to external iliac vessels: left eternal iliac vein encircled with blue Silastic rubber; left external iliac artery encircled with red Silastic rubber Anastomosis was performed using…

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Orthotopic Liver Transplantation

Oct 6, 2016 by in GASTROENTEROLOGY Comments Off on Orthotopic Liver Transplantation

Fig. 8.1 Completion of end-to-end portal vein anastomosis in orthotopic liver transplantation. The running suture was not fully tied, leaving a loose tract of the thread (“growth factor”) to allow…

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