Laparoscopic harvesting of small bowel graft for small bowel transplantation

Kim, W.W.; Gautier, Michel; Fukuyama, Shoji; Hung, Tawny; Biertho, Laurent; Jacob, Brian P.; Gentileschi, Paolo

doi:10.1007/s00464-001-8249-9

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“…This particular problem can be mitigated by endoscopic harvest of the jejunum that minimizes the morbidity traditionally associated with open harvest of the flap. 65 Besides restoring pharyngoesophageal continuity, there remains the problem of speech reproduction. Most pharyngoesophagectomy patients are rehabilitated using a tracheoesophageal puncture (TEP) technique with a voice prosthesis.…”

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“…Overall recovery may be expedited using minimally invasive techniques for intestine procurement. 46 The donor will likely have some change in bowel habits after intestinal donation. Because donors have lost a significant segment of their intestine, most of them will have some degree of diarrhea and in some instances this may be severe.…”

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Is There a Role for Living Donor Intestine Transplants?

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Angelos

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The use of living donors with intestinal transplantation is controversial because it may not significantly improve candidate access to organs when intestine-only grafts are needed, and may involve excessive donor risk when combined liver-intestine grafts are required. Although limited data are available for comparison at this time, graft and patient survival rates for intestinal transplantations using living donors are no different than for deceased donor transplantations. Potential benefits that may be provided to the intestine transplant recipient through the use of living donors include better HLA matching, shorter ischemia times, better bowel preparation, and better opportunities for introducing immunomodulatory strategies. Conversely, living intestine donors are at risk for mortality, significant morbidity, financial loss, and psychologic trauma. The long-term outcomes of living intestine donors have not yet been reported. Ultimately, these data are essential before the wider use of living donors can be advocated for intestinal transplantation.

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Laparoscopic harvesting of small bowel graft for small bowel transplantation

Abstract: Minimally invasive techniques can be used to harvest proximal small bowel grafts for living related small bowel transplantation.

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