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Pancreatic transplantation: Brief review of the current evidence 被引量:2

Pancreatic transplantation: Brief review of the current evidence
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摘要 Kidney transplantation is the treatment of choice for management of end-stage renal disease.However,in diabetic patients,the underlying metabolic disturbance will persist and even may get worse after isolated kidney transplantation.Pancreatic transplantation in humans was first introduced in 1966.The initial outcome was disappointing.However,this was changed after the improvement of surgical techniques together with better patient selection and the availability of potent and better-tolerated immune-suppression like cyclosporine and induction antibodies.Combined kidney and pancreas transplantation will not only solve the problem of organ failure,but it will also stabilise or even reverse the metabolic complications of diabetes.Combined kidney and pancreas transplantation have the best long term outcome in diabetic cases with renal failure.Nevertheless,at the cost of an initial increase in morbidity and risk of mortality.Other transplantation options include pancreas after kidney transplantation and islet cell transplantation.We aim by this work to explore various options which can be offered to a diabetic patient with advanced chronic kidney disease.Our work will provide a simplified,yet up-to-date information regarding the different management options for those diabetic chronic kidney failure patients. Kidney transplantation is the treatment of choice for management of end-stage renal disease. However, in diabetic patients, the underlying metabolic disturbance will persist and even may get worse after isolated kidney transplantation. Pancreatic transplantation in humans was first introduced in1966. The initial outcome was disappointing. However, this was changed after the improvement of surgical techniques together with better patient selection and the availability of potent and better-tolerated immune-suppression like cyclosporine and induction antibodies. Combined kidney and pancreas transplantation will not only solve the problem of organ failure, but it will also stabilise or even reverse the metabolic complications of diabetes. Combined kidney and pancreas transplantation have the best long term outcome in diabetic cases with renal failure. Nevertheless, at the cost of an initial increase in morbidity and risk of mortality. Other transplantation options include pancreas after kidney transplantation and islet cell transplantation. We aim by this work to explore various options which can be offered to a diabetic patient with advanced chronic kidney disease. Our work will provide a simplified, yet up-to-date information regarding the different management options for those diabetic chronic kidney failure patients.
出处 《World Journal of Transplantation》 2019年第4期81-93,共13页 世界移植杂志
关键词 Combined KIDNEY pancrease TRANSPLANTATION RENAL TRANSPLANTATION DIABETIC KIDNEY disease DIABETES MELLITUS Combined kidney pancrease transplantation Renal transplantation Diabetic kidney disease Diabetes mellitus
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