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This book presents state of the art knowledge on all aspects of pancreas transplantation in insulin-dependent diabetic patients. Readers will find up-to-date information and guidance on preoperative evaluation and care, donor management, organ harvest and transplantation, postoperative management, and potential medical and surgical complications. A variety of topical issues with respect to graft survival are addressed, with thorough discussion of the current use of immunosuppressants and the management of graft thrombosis and other causes of graft failure. Detailed attention is also paid to post-transplant metabolic changes and the impact of pancreas and pancreatic islet transplantation on the complications of diabetes mellitus. The role of radiology in evaluation and intervention is clearly explained, and the book concludes with chapters on living donor pancreas transplantation and quality of life issues.Transplant surgeons at all levels of experience will find this book to be a valuable asset that assists in the achievement of consistently good outcomes.
List of contents
1. DM.- 2. History of PT.- 3. Indication(recipient).- 4. Preop evaluation.- 5. Donor management.- 6. Organ harvest.- 7. OP(recipient, bench).- 8. Early postop management.- 9. Surgical complication.- 10. Medical complication.- 11. Pathology.- 12. Effect of PT on DM complication(including metabolic effect) (S shin).- 13. Immunosuppresant.- 14. Radiologic role in PT.- 1) Evaluation.- 2) Intervention.- 15. Prognosis.- 16. Living donor PT.- 17. Quality of life.
About the author
Duck Jong Han, M.D., Emeritus Professor, Department of General Surgery, Asan Medical Center Ulsan University, Seoul, Republic of Korea.
Peter G stock, M.D., Professor, Department of General Surgery, University of California San Francisco, San Francisco, CA, USA.
Summary
This book presents state of the art knowledge on all aspects of pancreas transplantation in insulin-dependent diabetic patients. Readers will find up-to-date information and guidance on preoperative evaluation and care, donor management, organ harvest and transplantation, postoperative management, and potential medical and surgical complications. A variety of topical issues with respect to graft survival are addressed, with thorough discussion of the current use of immunosuppressants and the management of graft thrombosis and other causes of graft failure. Detailed attention is also paid to post-transplant metabolic changes and the impact of pancreas and pancreatic islet transplantation on the complications of diabetes mellitus. The role of radiology in evaluation and intervention is clearly explained, and the book concludes with chapters on living donor pancreas transplantation and quality of life issues.Transplant surgeons at all levels of experience will find this book to be a valuable asset that assists in the achievement of consistently good outcomes.
