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Infectious Issues After Pancreas Transplant,ncreas transplant recipients. The spectrum of organisms encountered ranges from routine community-acquired and nosocomial pathogens to rare opportunists. This broad spectrum, combined with the sometimes atypical presentation and rapid progression of illness, poses a challenge to the diagnosis and ma

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Islet Cell Transplant,tions associated with the disease may be preventable with a treatment strategy that can provide better blood glucose control. The transplantation of isolated islets provides the potential to restore endogenous insulin production and reestablish normoglycemia. Significant progress has been made in th

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Pathology of Pancreas Transplant,able for systematic morphological evaluation and optimal clinicopathological integrations. Furthermore, morphological characterization of the main histopathological types of acute rejection, T-cell-mediated rejection (TCMR) and antibody mediated allograft rejection (AMR), has allowed for a better di

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Medical Benefits of Pancreas Transplantation,om the DCCT trial clearly showed that intensive blood sugar control was of long-term benefit in decreasing the secondary complications of diabetes. The incidence of retinopathy, nephropathy, and neuropathy is reduced in patients with intensive blood sugar control. As a more physiologic method of con