Titlebook: Cholangiography After Orthotopic Liver Transplantation; Gerd Nöldge,Gerd Otto,Lorenz Theilmann Book 1996 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

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ho underwent orthotopic liver transplantation. The etiology, clinical aspects, and treatment of these complications are reviewed on the basis of the authors‘ experience in radiology, endoscopy, and transplant surgery.978-3-540-60491-4978-3-642-61064-6

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Rechenstrukturen und Geometrie mit LOGO9]. Whereas in some reports, anastomotic stenoses account for the majority of biliary strictures following liver transplantation [7], our group and other authors found nonanastomotic strictures to be more frequent [23, 26]. Anastomotic strictures may occur mainly inearly postoperative period but may

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Elementare Begriffe und Erscheinungen,inical signs of hepatic artery occlusion include fulminant graft failure, persistent graft dysfunction, focal parenchymal necroses, and damage to the biliary tree [35]. The only source of blood supply to the biliary tree is hepatic artery. Therefore, biliary damage should always be expected to occur

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