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Laparoscopic hand-assisted spleen autotransplantation
L. Biertho
, M. Gagner
, A. Waage
, W. W. Kim
,
B. Jacob
, B. Faife-Faife
, N. Sekhar
, G. DelGenio
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Surgery
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Spleen
100%
Hand-assisted
100%
Spleen Autotransplantation
100%
Postoperative Mortality
40%
Immune Function
40%
Common Iliac Artery
40%
Pancreatic Tail Resection
40%
Transplantation
20%
Operative Time
20%
Resection
20%
Thrombosis
20%
Blood Loss
20%
Abdominal Cavity
20%
Histologic Examination
20%
After Surgery
20%
Splenectomy
20%
Hematological Diseases
20%
Saline Solution
20%
Common Iliac Vein
20%
Polytetrafluoroethylene
20%
Arteriovenous Anastomosis
20%
Vascular Anastomosis
20%
Allogeneic Transplant
20%
Intraoperative Complications
20%
Vein Anastomosis
20%
Arterial Bypass
20%
Large Animal Model
20%
Hand-assisted Laparoscopic
20%
Spleen Transplantation
20%
Conversion to Open Surgery
20%
Spleen Preservation
20%
Spleen Trauma
20%
Venous Bypass
20%
Running Suture
20%
Medicine and Dentistry
Autotransplantation
100%
Splenectomy
66%
Immune Function
66%
Tail
66%
Common Iliac Artery
66%
Bleeding
33%
Thrombosis
33%
Peroperative Complication
33%
Spleen Injury
33%
Blood Disorder
33%
Politef
33%
Common Iliac Vein
33%
Artery Anastomosis
33%
Blood Vessel Shunt
33%
Vein Anastomosis
33%
Artery Bypass
33%
Vein Bypass
33%
Spleen Transplantation
33%
Abdominal Cavity
33%
Conversion to Open Surgery
33%
Suture
33%
Running
33%