Seven patients on dialysis with renal failure received transplants from mismatched cadaver
donors and were treated with cyclosporin A (CyA), initially as the sole immunosuppressive …

Abstract 34 patients treated with cyclosporin A received 36 cadaveric organ allografts (32
kidneys, 2 pancreases, and 2 livers). 26 kidneys are still supporting life, 3 after more than a …

A surgical experience with 530 orthotopic liver transplants in rats is reviewed with technical
details. Liver transplantation in the rat can provide important data in a variety of areas …

Liver allografting experiments with pigs show that animals given no immunosuppression will
survive for prolonged periods with orthotopic liver transplants. Similar animals can reject …

Ninety-three patients with malignant disease underwent orthotopic liver transplantation
between May 1968 and April 1987 in the Cambridge/King's College Hospital program. Of 50 …

In view of the extreme sensitivity of the human liver to ischaemic damage, the organization of
clinical transplantation is of necessity complicated. From our preliminary experience of five …

Background No model exists for liver transplantation to estimate the mortality risk in a given
patient, and no standard by which to assess performance in different centres. We …

The developing immune system in the embryo is programmed to accept all its own tissues
as self‐products and not react against them. It has been the aim of transplantation research …

Using a retrospective analysis we compared 79 recipients of cadaveric renal allografts who
were treated with cyclosporine as the sole initial immunosuppressant and 29 concurrent …

Three patients who had undergone orthotopic liver transplantation for primary biliary
cirrhosis and were being maintained on immunosuppressive therapy were investigated 3 …