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Clinical transplants, 1992
1. One-year graft survival was 83% for patients with excellent function on the first day compared with 65% for patients with poor kidney function. Patients with excellent function at 1 month had an 88% graft survival rate. 2. Patients with poor function at 1 week had lower graft survival rates than those with good function.
E C, Lim, P I, Terasaki
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1. One-year graft survival was 83% for patients with excellent function on the first day compared with 65% for patients with poor kidney function. Patients with excellent function at 1 month had an 88% graft survival rate. 2. Patients with poor function at 1 week had lower graft survival rates than those with good function.
E C, Lim, P I, Terasaki
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Auricular Composite Grafting in Functional Rhinoplasty
Facial Plastic Surgery, 2017AbstractSurgical correction of defects of the internal nasal valve, ala, vestibule, and sill is widely regarded as a challenge due to concerns of poor outcomes of facial aesthetics and nasal function. Auricular composite grafting is a reliable method of reconstruction of deformities of the nasal vestibule and sill.
Neela, Rao, Dean M, Toriumi
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Impact of delayed graft function and acute rejection on graft survival
Transplantation Proceedings, 20021. From 1991 to 1998, the incidence of DGF remained at 21% of all kidney grafts (n = 86,682) reported to the UNOS Scientific Transplant Registry. In contrast, percentages of early acute rejection (EAR) and late acute rejection (LAR) have dropped precipitously to half their starting values.
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Bioreactor Cultivation of Functional Bone Grafts
2011The clinical demand for functional tissue-engineered bone grafts to regenerate bone defects resulting from trauma and surgical resection of congenital anomalies remains very high. One approach involves the use of human mesenchymal stem cells (hMSCs) that are seeded into biomaterial scaffolds and are induced to generate new bone tissue by osteo ...
Warren L, Grayson +3 more
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Functional graft survival: the significance of patient death with a functioning graft
Transplantation Proceedings, 1998M S, Kim +4 more
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Nephrologie & therapeutique, 2009
Delayed return to kidney function after transplantation is characterized essentially by acute ischemic tubular necrosis. It remains frequent and has no curative treatment. However, an induction treatment of antilymphocyte serum may reduce the delay in recuperation.
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Delayed return to kidney function after transplantation is characterized essentially by acute ischemic tubular necrosis. It remains frequent and has no curative treatment. However, an induction treatment of antilymphocyte serum may reduce the delay in recuperation.
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