Alloimmune haemolytic anaemia after renal transplantation.
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Biomedical subjects
Y Tokat
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Cyclosporine levels in the early posttransplant period: predictive of chronic rejection in liver transplantation?
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Adolescent↗
Relationship between patterns of hepatobiliary vascular supply and biliary complications in liver transplantation: an anatomical and clinical analysis.
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Bile Ducts↗
Posttransplant problems requiring regrafting: an analysis of 72 patients with 96 liver retransplants.
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Adolescent↗
Effect of preservation time on early graft function and outcome of orthotopic liver transplants.
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Evaluation of patients transplanted in countries other than Turkey.
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Is mezlocilline prophylaxis effective in clinical renal transplantation?
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Bacterial Infections↗
Uterine activity during sleep.
REM-related increases in uterine activity were found in 10 healthy young adult volunteer subjects. Contraction baseline pressures were elevated compared with NREM sleep, stage 2 sleep, stages 3 and 4 slow wave sleep (SWS), and stage 0. Contraction amplitudes during REM sleep were greater than those during SWS and stage 0, while contraction rates differed only between REM sleep and SWS. The results strongly indicated a cycle of genital activity in women that parallels the penile erection cycle in men. The implications of this finding and suggestions for future research are discussed.
Adult↗
New frontiers: adult to adult living donor liver transplantation, single center experience from Turkey.
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Adult↗
Esophagocoloplasty in the management of postcorrosive strictures of the esophagus.
BACKGROUND/AIMS: Esophageal replacement therapy has developed an increasing role in the management of severe esophageal strictures due to caustic ingestion. The aim of this study is to discuss methods of reconstruction and results of them in corrosive esophagitis at our Institute. METHODOLOGY: Thirty-three patients underwent 34 esophagocoloplasties for benign strictures of the esophagus over a 17-year period. The left colon was used in 8 patients, the right colon in 3 patients, and the right colon with the terminal ileum in 23 patients. RESULTS: Three patients died in the first postoperative month, and there was an overall mortality rate of 9%. The most severe complication was graft necrosis (2 patients). The remainder of the patients survived without any deleterious complications. CONCLUSION: Esophageal replacement therapy using the right colon with the terminal ileum is superior to the modalities in terms of the continuity of peristalsis of the interposed bowel segment with an intact ileocecal valve, which decreases the hazard of regurgitation from the colon. It is also easier to perform an anastomosis between the ileum and the cervical esophagus from the point of view of surgical manipulation.
Adolescent↗