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Delayed graft function in renal transplantation
Current Opinion in Critical Care, 2004 Delayed graft function is an important determinant of patient and graft survival. A complex of pathologic mechanisms intervenes in the pathophysiology of this outcome. This paper reviews the main processes involved in delayed graft function as they relate to five chronologically related stages: donor tissue quality, brain death and related stress ...
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Delayed Graft Function in Kidney Transplantation
Lancet, The, 2004Delayed graft function is a form of acute renal failure resulting in post-transplantation oliguria, increased allograft immunogenicity and risk of acute rejection episodes, and decreased long-term survival. Factors related to the donor and prerenal, renal, or postrenal transplant factors related to the recipient can contribute to this condition.
Norberto Perico +2 more
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Grafts and functional recuperation
Restorative Neurology and Neuroscience, 1993Plasticity of undamaged projections (axonal sprouting) in the adult and neonatal mammalian spinal cord has been documented many times. It has been associated, in some paradigms, with recovery of specific functions and motor behavior. This mutually occurring recovery of function appears to be enhanced by transplants of fetal tissue.
M, Goldberger, M, Murray, A, Tessler
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Delayed Graft Function and Cotrimoxazole
Transplantation Proceedings, 2011Acute interstitial nephritis is an infrequent cause of early allograft dysfunction. Prophylactic trimethoprim sulfamethoxazole (cotrimoxazole) is frequently prescribed early in the course of kidney transplantation. Herein we have reported a case of delayed graft function associated with eosinophilia in which the renal biopsy showed interstitial ...
M, Acuña +5 more
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Spreader Grafts in Functional Rhinoplasty
Facial Plastic Surgery, 2016Management of the middle vault is paramount to achieving optimal aesthetic and functional outcomes in rhinoplasty. The ideal treatment for middle vault complications, such as internal nasal valve collapse, inverted-V deformity, and middle vault dorsal asymmetry, is prevention. Risk factors for middle vault problems in rhinoplasty that may be identified
Leslie, Kim, Ira D, Papel
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Pediatric Nephrology, 1996
We evaluated survival and renal function of cadaveric donor grafts according to donor age. The median age of the pediatric donors was 7.0 (0.7-16) years in 46 patients [median age 11.8 years (range) 3-16.8 years]. The median age of the adult donors was 34.4 (19-54) years in 59 patients [median age 12.1 years (range) 7-17.3 years].
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We evaluated survival and renal function of cadaveric donor grafts according to donor age. The median age of the pediatric donors was 7.0 (0.7-16) years in 46 patients [median age 11.8 years (range) 3-16.8 years]. The median age of the adult donors was 34.4 (19-54) years in 59 patients [median age 12.1 years (range) 7-17.3 years].
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Grafting of material-binding function into antibodies Functionalization by peptide grafting.
Biochemical and biophysical research communications, 2008Quite recently, a few antibodies against bulk material surface have been selected from a human repertoire antibody library, and they are attracting immense interest in the bottom-up integration of nanomaterials. Here, we constructed antibody fragments with binding affinity and specificity for nonbiological inorganic material surfaces by grafting ...
Takamitsu, Hattori +9 more
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Hand, 1973
Abstract The factors influencing the surgeon who inserts a tendon graft are complex. These have been discussed in the light of critical appraisal of tendon grafting, both by surgeon and patient. The prime aim in the management of divided flexor tendons is the restoration of the particular patient's particular function, rather than the non-specific ...
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Abstract The factors influencing the surgeon who inserts a tendon graft are complex. These have been discussed in the light of critical appraisal of tendon grafting, both by surgeon and patient. The prime aim in the management of divided flexor tendons is the restoration of the particular patient's particular function, rather than the non-specific ...
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Delayed Graft Function: Risk Factors and the Effects of Early Function and Graft Survival
Transplantation Proceedings, 2013Delayed graft function (DGF), a well-known immediate postoperative complication is defined as the need for dialysis during the first week after deceased donor kidney transplantation. It affects 25% to 50% of recipients. In this study we identified risk factors for DGF and its impact on patient and graft survivals.We retrospectively analyzed medical ...
M, Miglinas +4 more
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CYCLIC FUNCTION IN OVARIAN GRAFTS
Journal of Endocrinology, 1956SUMMARY Subcutaneous ovarian grafts, which maintained the vaginal cycle in ovariectomized rats for periods up to 12 weeks, were examined histologically to determine whether or not they showed normally ovulating follicles. It was found that ovulation occurred regularly in most autografts, but only in about half the homografts.
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