Titlebook: Cancer in Transplantation: Prevention and Treatment; Proceedings of the 2 J. L. Touraine,J. Traeger,C. Dupuy Conference proceedings 1996 Kl

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Łukasz Jabłoński,Piotr Zmuda,Linda O’Riordanma (HCC), the most frequent histological form of primary liver cancer (PLC). However, the mechanisms involved in liver carcinogenesis still remain a matter of debate. Cirrhosis, which is present in around 90% of patients with HCC tumors in most areas, has long been recognized as an important risk fa

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-4918-9ese cancers. Different clinical risk factors have been sought after, mainly the type and the amount of immunosuppression. Azathioprine has been suspected to have its own oncogenic effect. More recently, reports pointed out the excessive immunosuppression achieved with long lasting use of anti-CD3 mo

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Malignancies in patients with pancreas and kidney transplantsnance of their allo-transplants. Data concerning renal transplant patients is well documented throughout the world. However, little is known among diabetic patients undergoing pancreas/renal transplantation.

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Risk of cancer in transplant patients treated with recombinant growth hormoneation and protein synthesis in various systems. Thus, the question may be raised whether the therapeutic use of GH, particularly in transplant patients, may increase the risk of developing malignant tumors or causing recurrence of a previous tumor that is thought to be under control [1].

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-95963-0Wilms’ tumour is an uncommon indication for renal transplantation in children. The incidence of end-stage renal failure (ESRF) in Wilms’ tumour, indeed, is estimated to be as low as 1% of all Wilms’ tumours (10% of bilateral tumours) in two large recent series [1, 2], and is decreasing with better surgical and medical management.

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