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Delayed transplantation of neural stem cells improves initial graft survival following stroke
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How to maximize graft survival
Current Opinion in Organ Transplantation, 2022Purpose of review Kidney transplant failure results in significant patient morbidity and mortality, increased financial burden and exacerbates the organ shortage faced by kidney transplant candidates. The different strategies to maximize graft survival in kidney transplant recipients is presented in this review.
Mary Ann, Lim, Roy D, Bloom
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Multiple arterial grafts and survival
Current Opinion in Cardiology, 1999Limitations in the long-term patency of saphenous veins for bypass grafts have encouraged interest in the use of arterial conduits. The positive effect of an internal thoracic artery graft on survival has been accepted for more than a decade, but it has proven difficult to show additional benefit from additional arterial conduits; this is probably due ...
H B, Barner, T M, Sundt
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Pitfalls in graft survival analysis
HLA, 2018The reliability of a scientific work depends on the accuracy of the analysis. Scientific publications in the field of kidney transplantation still contain methodical errors that may lead to wrong conclusions and result in severe consequences for the patients.
C. Unterrainer, B. Döhler, C. Süsal
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Skin graft survival on a fascia lata graft
British Journal of Plastic Surgery, 1980Abstract Skin grafts may be used with advantage as a "physiological dressing" to improve poor recipient sites prior to definitive grafting. In the case presented here, the repeated application of stored autograft skin to an underlying fascia lata graft eventually produced sufficient revascularisation to allow complete take of a split skin graft.
M N, Saad, C T, Khoo
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Surviving Rat Skin Grafts in Mice
Nature, 1957UNTIL recently, orthotopic transplantation of heterologous normal tissue could not be achieved in mammals. In 1956 it was demonstrated independently by Nowell et al. 1, Ford et al. 2 and Vos et al. 3 that a persistent proliferation of rat haematopoietic cells occurs in mice which survive a lethal total body dose of X-rays as the result of the ...
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Strategic Sequences in Fat Graft Survival
Annals of Plastic Surgery, 2015Although lipotransfer, or fat grafting, is a commonly used procedure in aesthetic and reconstructive surgery, there is still variability in graft survival and neoadipogenesis from one procedure to the next. A better understanding of the sequential molecular events occurring with grafting would allow us to strategize methods to improve the regenerative ...
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Cytomegalovirus infection and graft survival in renal graft recipients
Archives of Virology, 1978We have studied 85 patients who received a renal transplant for CMV infection as well as for herpes simplex (HSV), herpes zoster (HZ), measles, mumps, rubella and hepatitis B. We found no evidence of primary or secondary infections for the non herpetic viruses except for hepatitis B infection that occurred in 17 per cent of the patients.
Cappel, Roger +6 more
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Mechanisms of Fat Graft Survival
Annals of Plastic Surgery, 2016Abstract Although more fat grafting procedures have been performed by plastic surgeons with the primary goal to restore soft tissue loss, the actual mechanism on how fat graft survives remains less completely understood. An established old theory on fat graft survival is still based on the cell survival theory proposed by Peer ...
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