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Combined Transplantation of Free Tissues
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1987Combined transplantation of free tissues is a new microsurgical technique by which, with only one set of vessels supplying blood, two or more free tissues can be transplanted simultaneously. Very large soft-tissue defects that are not amenable to conventional transplantation, or defects of two or more tissues, either similar or different in nature, can
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1967
Publisher Summary This chapter focuses on primarily renal transplantation in man. In the process of transplanting livers, kidneys, and skin in the human the development of new syndromes was found. The behavior of man to the allografting of tissues and organs is similar to that of lower mammals, it is not identical. It is possible in man to transplant
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Publisher Summary This chapter focuses on primarily renal transplantation in man. In the process of transplanting livers, kidneys, and skin in the human the development of new syndromes was found. The behavior of man to the allografting of tissues and organs is similar to that of lower mammals, it is not identical. It is possible in man to transplant
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Transplantation of Central Nervous Tissue
Neurosurgery, 1983The inability of the central nervous system (CNS) to regenerate after injury has long been known. However, extensive research into regeneration during the past 2 decades has demonstrated a degree of CNS plasticity that was heretofore thought impossible.
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Composite Tissue Transplantation
2013Composite tissue transplantation is an emerging new era in transplant medicine and has become a viable reconstructive option for patients with large and devastating tissue defects. Advances in microsurgical techniques, transplant immunology and the development of potent immunosuppressive agents have enabled the realization of such types of transplants.
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