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Yeo, Charles J.; DeMeester, Steven R.; Fleshman, James W.; Matthews, Jeffrey B.; McFadden, David W.

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“…However, IAT reduces the amount of insulin supplementation required, and more importantly, restores a degree of counterregulation which protects from debilitating severe hypoglycemic episodes, as evidenced by our patient [ 3 , 5 – 7 ]. This improves glucose control and helps to maintain normal HbA1c values [ 6 ]. The benefit of IAT extends beyond the 30% of patients who achieve insulin independence to an additional 50–58% who retain partial islet function (requiring some insulin support) [ 3 , 5 ].…”

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“…Even in completely stable patients undergoing solitary pancreas transplantation, the rate of pancreas thrombosis is 10% and results from increased vascular resistance coinciding with hemodynamic instability or reperfusion injury [ 6 ]. Timely excision of the necrotized pancreatic graft was critical for the intra-operative stabilization of our patient and his subsequent recovery.…”

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“…Subsequent solitary pancreas transplantation proceeded uneventfully in our patient. Its benefits are well described for T1DM patients already on immunosuppression and in those with life-threatening episodes of severe hypoglycemia despite appropriate endocrine management [ 6 , 12 ]. Our patient’s clinical course highlights the continued advantage of pancreas and islet transplantation in diabetic patients who suffer from problematic hypoglycemia despite being on modern insulin delivery systems and glucose monitoring.…”

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En bloc liver and pancreas transplantation after total pancreatectomy with autologous Islet transplantation

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Bachul²,

Gołąb³

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Eur J Trans Clin Med

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En bloc liver and pancreas transplantation after total pancreatectomy with autologous Islet transplantation

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“…Cicatrization and stricture forms after third week, when stronger connective tissue forms. 4 Due to common occurrence of esophageal stricture, this review aimed to explore clinical presentations, diagnostic modalities involved, treatments and outcomes, and complications of esophageal strictures following caustic injuries.…”

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Caustic esophageal injury in clinical settings

Zuleika,

Saleh,

Murti

et al. 2023

Oto Rhino Laryn Indones

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Background: esophageal stricture is loss of esophageal lumen patency and may involve injuries after ingesting caustic substances. This systematic review aims to review clinical presentations, diagnostic modalities involved, treatments and outcomes, and complications of esophageal strictures following caustic injuries.Methods: this systematic review involves original researches conducted between 2002-2022 indexed in PubMed and EuropePMC searched using following MeSH terms: “((caustic injury) OR (caustic burn)) AND (ingestion) AND (inflammation)” following PRISMA algorithm. Biases were assessed using STROBE checklist and presented as narratives.Results: searches yielded 326 results with 16 studies included in this review. Majority of caustic ingestion and strictures involved pediatric population due to accidental ingestion. Alkali ingestion has more severe presentation. Radiological imaging, including CT and MRI, may help in determining damages involved. Degrees of damages are related with mortalities or morbidities, and dilatation may improve quality-of-life in some cases.Conclusion: pediatric patients are at risk for accidental ingestions and alkali ingestion creates more severe damage. Radiological imaging may assist in determining involvement of underlying tissues.

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A Comparative Study Between Miph and Open Hemorrhoidectomy in Terms of Pain, Bleeding and Recurrence

Jani

Rajput

Rabari

et al. 2023

IJAR

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Introduction: Minimally invasive procedure for hemorrhoids (stapler hemorrhoidectomy) has been considered as a novel technique in the surgical treatment of prolapsed hemorrhoids. Although it involves substantial added cost, it resulted in shorter period of convalescence in comparison with Open hemorrhoidectomy. T Aim: o investigate and compare the outcome and post-operative complications in patients with grade 2, 3 and 4 hemorrhoids who underwent hemorrhoidectomy with either Stapler hemorrhoidectomy or Milligan Morgan hemorrhoidectomy. A total of 80 patients betwee Methods: n the age group 28 to 40 years who were diagnosed with grade 2, 3 and 4 hemorrhoids, were divided into two groups equally. Group- 1 contains 40 Patients undergoing Stapler hemorrhoidectomy and Group- 2 contains 40 Patients undergoing Open hemorrhoidectomy/Milligan Morgan. Post-operatively patients of both the groups were assessed for bleeding, pain against pre-operative symptom prole, development of recurrence and long-term complications.. Results: MIPH is associated with signicantly less post operative pain (p<0.05), less post operative bleeding(p<0.05) and equal recurrence, when compared with open hemorrhoidectomy. Both methods were effective in the treatme Conclusion: nt of hemorrhoidectomy, however the advantages of Stapler hemorrhoidectomy in terms of lesser operative time and intra and post-operative bleeding and lower incidence of various post-operative complications was observed

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En bloc liver and pancreas transplantation after total pancreatectomy with autologous Islet transplantation

En bloc liver and pancreas transplantation after total pancreatectomy with autologous Islet transplantation

Caustic esophageal injury in clinical settings

A Comparative Study Between Miph and Open Hemorrhoidectomy in Terms of Pain, Bleeding and Recurrence

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