Hepatocyte Transplantation, Hardcover by Gupta, S.; Klempnauer, J. (EDT); Jan...

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Subject Area: Medical ISBN: 9780792387763 Subject: Surgery / Transplant, Internal Medicine width: 6.1 in Publication Name: Hepatocyte Transplantation Item Width: 6.1 in Publisher: Springer Netherlands Series: Falk Symposium Ser. Language: English Item Weight: 34.9 Oz Author: P. L. M. Jansen Number of Pages: X, 180 Pages Publication Year: 2002 Book Title: Hepatocyte Transplantation Item Length: 9.3 in Type: Textbook Format: Hardcover

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Hepatocyte Transplantation, Hardcover by Gupta, S.; Klempnauer, J. (EDT); Jan.... Present concepts of cell therapy for liver diseases based on the use of primary hepatocytes have recently been considerably extended through new data on the biology of stem cells. The adult haematopoetic stem cell as a pool for hepatocyte grafts - what would be the perspectives for the clinical application?. Hepatocyte Transplantation, Hardcover by Gupta, S.; Klempnauer, J. (EDT); Jansen, P. L. M. (EDT); Manns, M. P. (EDT), ISBN 0792387767, ISBN-13 9780792387763, Brand New, Free shipping in the US In recent years there has been an increasing need for transplantation, but the number of donor livers available has increased only slightly, despite intensive public relations activities. New concepts in the field of transplantation, for instance the transplantation of living donor organs or the splitting of organs, are urgently required, to safeguard the treatment of patients with severe liver disease. The development and clinical application of cell therapy for patients with liver disease could soon present a significant enhancement of the therapeutic options. The aim of such cell therapy is to repair or improve the biological function of the chronically and acutely damaged liver. Even though systematic trials are not available, individual case reports and small series already show promising clinical results. Present concepts of cell therapy for liver diseases based on the use of primary hepatocytes have recently been considerably extended through new data on the biology of stem cells. The adult haematopoetic stem cell as a pool for hepatocyte grafts - what would be the perspectives for the clinical application?