Titlebook: Cancer in Organ Transplant Recipients; Dietrich Schm?hl,Israel Penn Conference proceedings 1991 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1991 B?s

音樂戲劇

Possible Causes of Cancer in Transplant Patientserlying diseases requiring transplantation; direct damage to DNA by various immunosuppressive treatments; possible synergistic effects of these treatments with various carcinogens; other potentially carcinogenic treatments given to the patients; and genetic factors influencing susceptibility or resistance to the development of malignancy.

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Transplantation of the Upper Gastrointestinal Organs in Malignant Diseasesupper gastrointestinal tract, including liver and pancreas, develop from the foregut of the human fetus. The common vascular and lymphatic supply of the foregut structures may be the underlying reason for tumor spread possibly being restricted to this compartment, and thus justify extirpation of the whole compartment.

培養(yǎng)

The Nordic Project on Renal Transplantation and Cancerervations made in animal experiments and in reports from human clinical medicine involving patients with immune deficiencies, patients undergoing immunosuppressive treatment, and patients who have undergone kidney transplantation.

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Conference proceedings 1991nquires into possibilities of prevention. In particular, the described malignancies might be of viral origin. The book informs about a completely new type of carcinogenesis. Apart from the scientific aspects, it is of great practical value.

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Statistisch optimale Verteilungensphamide, corticosteroids, antilymphocyte globulin and cyclosporin A. It is noteworthy that the only differences detected with different drugs relate to the frequency with which specific unusual cancers occur, e.g., cyclosporin A is associated with the occurrence of lymphomas rather than skin cancers (Penn and Brunson 1988).

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CLASP

Konvergenzraten und Charakterisierungen,ly studied, (for reviews see: Epstein and Achong 1979, 1986; Klein 1989a). On the basis of the available facts, the scenario of the virus infection and its consequences can be largely envisaged. However there are still important basic events which have not been clarified.