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Factors Impacting on Eating in Pediatric Intestinal-Transplant Recipients: A Mixed-Methods Study.
BACKGROUND No empirical data are found examining why eating may be difficult for some children and not others following intestinal transplant. This study aimed to describe the eating behaviors and nutrition intake of intestinal-transplant-recipient ...
S. Mancell, R. Meyer, J. Hind, M. Halter
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Intimal macrophages develop from circulating monocytes during vasculitis
Objective Vasculitis is characterised by inflammation of the blood vessels. While all layers of the vessel can be affected, inflammation within the intimal layer can trigger thrombosis and arterial occlusion and is therefore of particular clinical ...
Angus T Stock +7 more
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Cadaveric small bowel and small bowel-liver transplantation in humans [PDF]
Five patients had complete cadaveric small bowel transplants under FK506 immunosuppression, one as an isolated graft and the other 4 in continuity with a liver. Three were children and two were adults.
Abu-Elmagd, K +13 more
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Is rejection a diffuse or localized process in small-bowel transplantation? [PDF]
Utilization of endoscopy to both visualize and selectively biopsy an intestinal allograft has become the standard for early recognition and treatment of intestinal allograft rejection.
A Jain +20 more
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Adult Intestinal Transplantation [PDF]
Adult intestinal transplantation differs significantly from pediatric intestinal transplantation. While indications have remained largely consistent since 2000, indications for adults have expanded over the last two decades to include motility disorders and desmoid tumors.
Cal S, Matsumoto +2 more
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New mutations of EpCAM gene for tufting enteropathy in Saudi Arabia
Background/Aim: Tufting enteropathy (TE) is a rare cause of congenital intractable diarrhea in children. It often results in an irreversible intestinal failure and total parenteral nutrition (TPN) dependency; eventually, intestinal transplantation may be
Shaden AlMahamed, Abdelhai Hammo
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Intestinal transplant recipients experience a high rate of renal complications secondary to dehydration due to increased ostomy output. It is hypothesized that inclusion of donor colon in the intestinal allograft may improve renal function in patients ...
Cale Ewald +6 more
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Intestinal Donors in Early Infancy: Are Immune-mediated Complications More Problematic?
Background. Small children awaiting intestinal transplantation are disadvantaged because of a lack of size-compatible donors. To achieve suitable access to transplantation, using intestinal grafts from very young donors is an option.
Angus Hann, MBBS +7 more
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Acquired acrodermatitis enteropathica after abdominal surgery: Case report
Introduction: The treatment of acquired acrodermatitis enteropathica involves zinc supplementation; however, further research is required to establsih the optimal dose and duration of the supplementation.
Adriana Giraldo-Villa +1 more
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Background: Acute cellular rejection (ACR) is a well-recognised cause of graft failure in intestinal transplant (ITx) recipients. Management of ACR is with intravenous (IV) steroids, increased immunosuppression and T-cell depleting therapies.
Katrina Tan +5 more
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