We developed a TAC population PK model in pediatrics covering the first year after liver transplantation that may serve as a tool for TAC dose individualization as part of TDM.
Time after transplantation, body weight, and hematocrit levels were shown to influence TAC PK in the early pediatric post-liver transplantation period and should be considered, besides therapeutic drug monitoring, by clinicians for the TAC posology prescription and adaptation.
The proposed model displayed acceptable fitting performances and enabled identification of statistically significant and clinically relevant covariates on tacrolimus pharmacokinetics in the early pediatric post liver transplantation period.
LDLT, including ABO-mismatched transplantation, constitutes a safe and efficient therapy for liver failure in children. In BA patients with PV hypoplasia, portoplasty seems to constitute the best technique for PV reconstruction. Maternal donation might be a protective factor for AR.
Prehospital paediatric emergencies are rarely life-threatening conditions and seldom need advanced medical interventions. However, the outcome of real life-threatening conditions is poor, therefore emphasizing the need for better trained teams.
Villous adenoma of the duodenum is rare and has a high prevalence of cancer. We report here an unusual case of a 73-year-old man who presented with a tumour on the second part of the duodenum with moderate dysplasia of a tubulo-villous adenoma at the biopsies. A segmental duodeno-jejunal resection was performed and the resection margins were negative. The final histological analysis was a moderately differentiated invasive duodenal adenocarcinoma (pT3Nx). Management of these tumours is discussed here.
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