Intestinal transplantation is gaining worldwide acceptance as the main option for patients with irreversible intestinal failure and complicated total parenteral nutrition course. In adults, the main cause is still represented by short bowel syndrome, gut tumors (Gardner syndrome) and dismotility disorders (chronic intestinal pseudo-obstruction [CIPO]) have been treated increasingly by this kind of transplantation procedure. We reviewed our series from the disease point of view: although SBS confirmed results achieved in previous years, CIPO is nowadays demonstrating an excellent outcome similar to other transplantation series. Our results showed indeed that recipients affected by Gardner syndrome must be carefully selected before the disease is to advanced to take advantage of the transplantation procedure.

Augusto, L., Pinna, A.D., Sara, P., Alberto, B., Chiara, Z., Dazzi, A., et al. (2014). Long-term endoscopic follow-up in small bowel transplant recipients: single-center series. TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS, 46(1), 245-248 [10.1016/j.transproceed.2014.07.025].

Long-term endoscopic follow-up in small bowel transplant recipients: single-center series.

PINNA, ANTONIO DANIELE;DAZZI, ALESSANDRO;PIRONI, LORIS;DI SIMONE, MASSIMO PIERLUIGI
2014

Abstract

Intestinal transplantation is gaining worldwide acceptance as the main option for patients with irreversible intestinal failure and complicated total parenteral nutrition course. In adults, the main cause is still represented by short bowel syndrome, gut tumors (Gardner syndrome) and dismotility disorders (chronic intestinal pseudo-obstruction [CIPO]) have been treated increasingly by this kind of transplantation procedure. We reviewed our series from the disease point of view: although SBS confirmed results achieved in previous years, CIPO is nowadays demonstrating an excellent outcome similar to other transplantation series. Our results showed indeed that recipients affected by Gardner syndrome must be carefully selected before the disease is to advanced to take advantage of the transplantation procedure.
2014
Augusto, L., Pinna, A.D., Sara, P., Alberto, B., Chiara, Z., Dazzi, A., et al. (2014). Long-term endoscopic follow-up in small bowel transplant recipients: single-center series. TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS, 46(1), 245-248 [10.1016/j.transproceed.2014.07.025].
Augusto, Lauro; Pinna, ANTONIO DANIELE; Sara, Pellegrini; Alberto, Bagni; Chiara, Zanfi; Dazzi, Alessandro; Pironi, Loris; DI SIMONE, MASSIMO PIERLUIG...espandi
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