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1. Department of Surgery
2. the First Affiliated Hospital of Harbin Medical University
3. ,China
4. Peking Union Medical College Hospital
5. CAMS & PUMC
Published:1997
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[1]乔海泉,孟令忠,肖毅,朱预.THE MUTUAL BENEFIT ROLE OF LIVER AND PANCREAS IN COMBINED TRANSPLANTATION[J].Chinese Medical Sciences Journal,1997(02):92-95.
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT ROLE OF LIVER AND PANCREAS IN COMBINED TRANSPLANTATION[J]. Chinese medical sciences journal, 1997, (2): 92-95.
<正> The present study observed the mutual benefit role of liver and pancreas in combined hepaticopan-creatic transplantation in rats. The results indicated that pancreas
when transplanted with liver
could survive for a significant long time (13. 4±1.01 days) than it transplanted alone (9. 2±1.14 days) (P< 0. 05
t test). The interstitial rejection was mild and its rejection grade was significantly different from that of pancreas transplanted alone (P<0. 05
X2 test). The liver
when transplanted with pancreas
regenerated with strong competence and contact structure morphologically compared with liver transplanted alone. We think that pancreas could be immunologically protected against rejection and liver can be nutri-tionalized by pancreas in combined liver and pancreas transplantation.
The present study observed the mutual benefit role of liver and pancreas in combined hepaticopan-creatic transplantation in rats. The results indicated that pancreas
when transplanted with liver
could survive for a significant long time (13. 4±1.01 days) than it transplanted alone (9. 2±1.14 days) (P< 0. 05
t test). The interstitial rejection was mild and its rejection grade was significantly different from that of pancreas transplanted alone (P<0. 05
X2 test). The liver
when transplanted with pancreas
regenerated with strong competence and contact structure morphologically compared with liver transplanted alone. We think that pancreas could be immunologically protected against rejection and liver can be nutri-tionalized by pancreas in combined liver and pancreas transplantation.
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