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Histologic finding of pancreatic islet tissue following intraportal human islet allotransplantation.

Camillo Ricordi, Cordelia E. Sever, P. B. Carroll, Andreas G. Tzakis, Yifan Zeng, Horacio Rilo, A J Demetris, Rodolfo Alejandro, Thomas E. Starzl

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THE ultimate test of viability of separated human islets is functional activity after transplantation into a diabetic recipient. Morphologic identification of insulin-containing transplanted islets could provide important correlative data and eventually confirm the functional results. The present report describes identification of intrahepatic islet tissue following human islet allotransplantation.

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THE ultimate test of viability of separated human islets is functional activity after transplantation into a diabetic recipient. Morphologic identification of insulin-containing transplanted islets could provide important correlative data and eventually confirm the functional results. The present report describes identification of intrahepatic islet tissue following human islet allotransplantation.

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THE ultimate test of viability of separated human islets is functional activity after transplantation into a diabetic recipient. Morphologic identification of insulin-containing transplanted islets could provide important correlative data and eventually confirm the functional results. The present report describes identification of intrahepatic islet tissue following human islet allotransplantation.

Key concepts: Allotransplantation, Islet, Transplantation, Biology, Pancreas, Pathology, Pancreatic islets, Medicine

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