<p><span>Pancreas and Beta Cell Replacement is the inaugural volume of the </span><span>Regenerative and Transplant Medicine </span><span>series. The idea for this new book series spawned from the observation that the regenerative medicine field is progressing at such a fast pace that the way we cur
Islet Transplantation and Beta Cell Replacement Therapy
β Scribed by A.M. James Shapiro, James A.M. Shaw
- Year
- 2007
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 378
- Edition
- 1
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
Beta cell replacement through transplantation remains the only treatment option for Type 1 diabetes enabling restoration of near-physiological glucose levels without significant hypoglycemia. Outlining the most recent advances and research breakthroughs, this practical guide and reference work explores the impact of islet cell transplantation and brings together leading multidisciplinary proponents critical to future success in the field. Edited by a surgeon and an endocrinologist at the forefront of the technology, this volume considers challenges associated with this procedure including lack of sufficient donor organs and the side effects of immunosuppressive therapy, as well as the potential benefits for current and future patients.
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