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Pancreatic transplantation technique and complications outlined
Published in Surgery Litigation and Law Weekly, January 7th, 2005
According to a study from France, "Since the first pancreatic allograft in 1966, pancreatic transplantations have been performed by numerous surgical teams throughout the world. Initial results were disappointing with a high percentage of technical failures and rejection. Overoptimistic enthusiasm for islet-cell allografts; also retarded the development of pancreatic transplantation. Despite this slow start, results of pancreatic transplantation from 1995 onward have been very satisfactory and equivalent to or even...
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