Surgical skills of total orthotopic liver transplantation in rats
Qiang He
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Qiang He
Abstract
Objective:To explore the surgical skills of establishing stable total orthotopic liver transplantation models in the rats by two cuff technique.Method:Fifty orthotopic rat liver transplantations were performed by two cuff technique.Results:The median anhepatic phase of recipients was 17 minutes. The postoperative survival rate after 24 hours was 90%, after one week 50%.Conclusion:Self-made blood vessels cuff and amendment in donor-taking and donor-tailoring skills may attribute to establishment of stable rats total orthotopic liver transplantation models.
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Objective:To explore the surgical skills of establishing stable total orthotopic liver transplantation models in the rats by two cuff technique.Method:Fifty orthotopic rat liver transplantations were performed by two cuff technique.Results:The median anhepatic phase of recipients was 17 minutes. The postoperative survival rate after 24 hours was 90%, after one week 50%.Conclusion:Self-made blood vessels cuff and amendment in donor-taking and donor-tailoring skills may attribute to establishment of stable rats total orthotopic liver transplantation models.
Key concepts: Orthotopic liver transplantation, Medicine, Cuff, Liver transplantation, Surgery, Transplantation, Rat model, Internal medicine