Abstract:Improved survival of segmental pancreatic homografts has been obtained in animals using cyclosporine alone for immunosuppression [1,2]. Despite this, the results in clinical trials of pancreas transplantation have remained poor, in part because effective ways of draining or eliminating the exocrine drainage of the segmental grafts have not been developed [3]. Herein we report our experience in dogs with the alternative procedure of total pancreaticoduodenal homotransplantation using cyclosporine combined with … Show more
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