Transplant Surgery — Flashcards

Transplant Surgery — Flashcards

Transplant Surgery — Flashcards

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15 flashcards
12 chapters
#1

In a live donor, the renal artery is anastomosed end to _____ with the internal iliac artery

#2

Which kidney is taken during donor transplantation? Why? _____

#3

In a deceased donor, the renal artery is anastomosed end to _____ with the external iliac artery or common iliac artery

#4

Auxillary orthoptic liver transplantation _____ be done in cases of irreversible liver failure

#5

Organ implanted in the same anatomic location in the recipient as it was in the donor is known as _____ transplantation

#6

Compared to islet cell transplantation, there is a _____ chance of requiring insulin after whole-organ pancreas transplantation

#7

_____ is the preferred treatment of choice in type IV and type V choledochal cysts

#8

_____ is the father of modern transplant surgery and performed the first human liver transplant.

#9

The most dangerous complication of intestinal graft is _____

#10

_____ effect, is a unilateral sex-linked histoincompatibility

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