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More About This Title Transplantation at a Glance
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The first basic overview of all aspects of transplantation with a clarity not to be found in more inaccessible textbooks.
This brand new title provides a succinct overview of both the scientific and clinical principles of organ transplantation and the types of organ transplant, featuring highly-illustrated information covering core topics in transplantation including:
- Organ donors
- Organ preservation
- Assessment of transplant recipients
- Indications for transplantation
- Immunology of transplantation
- Immunosuppression and its complications
- Overviews of thoracic and abdominal organ transplantation, including the kidneys, liver, heart and lungs
Transplantationat a Glance is the ideal introduction for medical students, junior doctors, surgical trainees, immunology students, pharmacists, and nurses on transplant wards.
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Christopher Watson is at the School of Clinical Medicine, University of Cambridge.
Michael Allison is at Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
John Dark is Professor of Cardiothoracic Surgery at the Regional Cardiothoracic Centre, The Freeman Hospital, Newcastle upon Tyne.
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Preface 7
List of abbreviations 8
1 History of transplantation 10
Organ donors
2 Diagnosis of death and its physiology 12
3 Deceased organ donation 14
4 Live donor kidney transplantation 16
5 Live donor liver transplantation 18
Organ preservation
6 Organ preservation 20
Immunology of organ transplantation
7 Innate immunity 22
8 Adaptive immunity and antigen presentation 24
9 Humoral and cellular immunity 26
Histocompatibility in transplantation
10 Tissue typing and HLA matching 28
11 Detecting HLA antibodies 30
12 Antibody-incompatible transplantation 32
Organ allocation
13 Organ allocation 34
Immunosuppression
14 Immunosuppression: induction vs maintenance 36
15 Biological agents 37
16 T cell-targeted immunosuppression 38
Complications of immunosuppression
17 Side effects of immunosuppressive agents 40
18 Post-transplant infection 42
19 CMV infection 44
20 Post-transplant malignancy 46
Kidney transplantation
21 End-stage renal failure 48
22 Complications of ESRF 50
23 Dialysis and its complications 52
24 Assessment for kidney transplantion 54
25 Kidney transplantation: the operation 56
26 Surgical complications of kidney transplantation 58
27 Delayed graft function 60
28 Transplant rejection 62
29 Chronic renal allograft dysfunction 64
Pancreas and islet transplantation
30 Transplantation for diabetes mellitus 66
31 Pancreas transplantation 68
32 Islet transplantation 70
Liver transplantation
33 Causes of liver failure 72
34 Assessment for liver transplantation 74
35 Liver transplantation: the operation 76
36 Complications of liver transplantation 78
Intestinal transplantation
37 Intestinal failure and assessment 80
38 Intestinal transplantation 82
Heart transplantation
39 Assessment for heart transplantation 84
40 Heart transplantation: the operation 86
41 Complications of heart transplantation 88
Lung transplantation
42 Assessment for lung transplantation 90
43 Lung transplantation: the operation 92
44 Complications of lung transplantation 94
Composite tissue transplantation
45 Composite tissue transplantation 96
Xenotransplantation
46 Xenotransplantation 98
Index 100
Preface 7
List of abbreviations 8
1 History of transplantation 10
Organ donors
2 Diagnosis of death and its physiology 12
3 Deceased organ donation 14
4 Live donor kidney transplantation 16
5 Live donor liver transplantation 18
Organ preservation
6 Organ preservation 20
Immunology of organ transplantation
7 Innate immunity 22
8 Adaptive immunity and antigen presentation 24
9 Humoral and cellular immunity 26
Histocompatibility in transplantation
10 Tissue typing and HLA matching 28
11 Detecting HLA antibodies 30
12 Antibody-incompatible transplantation 32
Organ allocation
13 Organ allocation 34
Immunosuppression
14 Immunosuppression: induction vs maintenance 36
15 Biological agents 37
16 T cell-targeted immunosuppression 38
Complications of immunosuppression
17 Side effects of immunosuppressive agents 40
18 Post-transplant infection 42
19 CMV infection 44
20 Post-transplant malignancy 46
Kidney transplantation
21 End-stage renal failure 48
22 Complications of ESRF 50
23 Dialysis and its complications 52
24 Assessment for kidney transplantion 54
25 Kidney transplantation: the operation 56
26 Surgical complications of kidney transplantation 58
27 Delayed graft function 60
28 Transplant rejection 62
29 Chronic renal allograft dysfunction 64
Pancreas and islet transplantation
30 Transplantation for diabetes mellitus 66
31 Pancreas transplantation 68
32 Islet transplantation 70
Liver transplantation
33 Causes of liver failure 72
34 Assessment for liver transplantation 74
35 Liver transplantation: the operation 76
36 Complications of liver transplantation 78
Intestinal transplantation
37 Intestinal failure and assessment 80
38 Intestinal transplantation 82
Heart transplantation
39 Assessment for heart transplantation 84
40 Heart transplantation: the operation 86
41 Complications of heart transplantation 88
Lung transplantation
42 Assessment for lung transplantation 90
43 Lung transplantation: the operation 92
44 Complications of lung transplantation 94
Composite tissue transplantation
45 Composite tissue transplantation 96
Xenotransplantation
46 Xenotransplantation 98
Index 100
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“This is one of the best reviews of transplantation I have had the pleasure of reading. With its thorough collection of topics and its illustrations, it is a definite must read for those who are starting their training or spending a limited amount of time on a transplant service.” (Doody’s, 19 April 2013)
This is a superbly produced small book with marvellous illustrations, and I am literally amazed how much information is presented in approximately 100 pages. The illustrations have been very carefully done and enhance the explanations in the text extremely well. The chapters range from a history of transplantation through organ donation and preservation; the immunology of organ transplantation; immunosuppression; complications of immunosuppression, and kidney, pancreas, liver, intestinal, and lung transplantations, finishing up with brief reviews of composite tissue transplantation and xenotransplantation.
This is the ideal book to give to nurses or residents rotating through a transplantation unit or to scientists working in tissue typing or microbiology and virology with an interest in transplantation. Obviously, for those who stay in the field, they will need more in-depth information from the larger texts, but as a starter book, I have seen nothing better than this extremely good presentation. Each transplantation unit should have half a dozen or so available for those I have referred to above. (Peter J. Morris , Transplantation journal, 2012)
