Research results of experimental intestial at Practical and Experimental Surgery Department - Military Medical University
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Objective: To study and build a model of intestinal transplantation and evaluate some results of this model after 24 hours of transplantation. Subject and method: Anatomical study, building an intestinal graft model according to the short bowel syndrome graft model in large animals including pigs and dogs. Result: Successfully built an experimental intestinal transplantation model from living sources and from multi organs procurement, the results of intestinal and vascular grafting techniques were good, after 24 hours of failure, 1 whole bowel transplant. Conclusion: The size of the small intestine and blood vessels in large animals is suitable for building experimental intestinal transplantation research models. Survival results after transplantation 24 hours (11/12) accounted for 91.7%. This is the first and important scientific basis for implementing human intestinal transplantation research.
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