Disease relevance of Replantation

• FINDINGS: 7 months after reimplantation of ovarian cortical strips, the patient reported resolution of hot flashes and, for the first time, oestradiol was detected in the serum [1].
• CONCLUSIONS: These data suggest that the uPA/PAI-1 axis may play an important role in the intra-abdominal spread and reimplantation of ovarian cancer cells [2].
• If untreated, the reimplantation response had almost resolved in the 6-h but not in the 20-h ischemia group; pulmonary surfactant, however, continued to be deficient in both ischemia groups (low amounts of surfactant phospholipids and surfactant protein A [SP-A]) [3].
• Treatment comprised resection of the ureterocele with bladder reconstruction and ureteral reimplantation without remodeling according to the Cohen technique in 15 cases, total ureteronephrectomy in 1 and pole nephrectomy in 2 [4].
• PURPOSE: Intravesical morphine was recently recommended to reduce postoperative pain after reimplantation surgery for vesicoureteral reflux in children [5].

Psychiatry related information on Replantation

• OBJECTIVES: To analyze and compare the different ureteral reimplantation techniques to clarify the decision making for surgical treatment of vesicoureteral reflux [6].

High impact information on Replantation

• Reimplantation of a human embryo with subsequent tubal pregnancy [7].
• Finally, T3 and T5 muscles were soaked in a myotoxin, Marcaine, before reimplantation [8].
• RESULTS: Transplanted kidneys that were warm perfused before reimplantation had both lower 24 hr posttransplant serum creatinine (median of 3.2 vs. 4.1 mg/dl) and lower peak serum creatinine (median of 4.95 vs. 7.1 mg/dl) [9].
• In contrast to kidneys stored for 24 hr, reimplantation of kidneys stored for 48 hr resulted in a significant decrease of adenine nucleotides following 60 min of in vivo reperfusion [10].
• Cohen ureteral reimplantation: sonographic appearance [11].

Chemical compound and disease context of Replantation

• Ketorolac suppresses postoperative bladder spasms after pediatric ureteral reimplantation [12].
• A review of the findings associated with the reimplantation response, acute rejection, bronchiolitis obliterans, ischemia-induced air-way complications, and cyclosporine-associated lymphoma, as well as the pulmonary and cardiac change following double lung transplantation, has been presented [13].
• Calcium hydroxide failed to prevent early root resorption and eventual ankylosis in an early replantation case; the other two cases, with longer replant time, fared better without calcium hydroxide [14].
• When heparin 2,500 to 5,000 U was administered by intravenous bolus infusion to 13 fingers that had developed arterial thrombosis after replantation, complete survival was achieved in seven of 13 fingers [15].
• The above results suggest that arachidonic acid metabolism plays an important role in the reimplantation response, especially in pulmonary edema [16].

Biological context of Replantation

• Effect of dexamethasone on root resorption after delayed replantation of rat tooth [17].
• Intramuscular administration of vascular endothelial growth factor augmenting collateral circulation in a rat hindlimb replantation model [18].

Anatomical context of Replantation

• MATERIALS AND METHODS: Four patients a median of 3 years old with recurrent vesicoureteral reflux after initial reimplantation of ureters greater than 9 mm. in diameter underwent in situ excisional ureteral tailoring [19].
• He was treated by implantation of a bifurcation rifampin-soaked graft between the subdiaphragmal aorta and both renal arteries and reimplantation of celiac and superior mesenteric artery into the graft [20].
• Rescue and sprouting of motoneurons following ventral root avulsion and reimplantation combined with intraspinal adeno-associated viral vector-mediated expression of glial cell line-derived neurotrophic factor or brain-derived neurotrophic factor [21].
• Based on this experience, it is our opinion that replantation of a single finger that was amputated distal to the insertion of the flexor superficialis tendon is justified, but that replantation of a single finger that was amputated proximal to this insertion is seldom indicated [22].
• Management of the LSVC during operative repair is usuall by one of three methods: (1) an intra-atrial baffle of pericardium to divery flow from the LSVC to the right arrium and to close the atrial septal defect; (2) division and reimplantation of the LSVC into the right atrium; or (3) simple ligation of the LSVC [23].

Associations of Replantation with chemical compounds

• With one exception the Tc-99m MDP scans proved to be reliable in indicating the potential for continued growth after reimplantation [24].
• No previous attempt to preserve testicular androgen function by reimplantation or grafting has been reported [25].
• No testosterone or LH surge was observed with reimplantation [26].
• Contralateral reimplantation was performed using 4-zero vicryl muscle flap closures (controls) [27].
• At 3 months, all combined treatments provided a neuroprotective effect compared to avulsion only, but the neuroprotective effect of surgical reimplantation alone was not maintained unless combined with riluzole and GDNF treatment [28].

Gene context of Replantation

• We conclude that type A blaZ is common in MSSA PJI and that cefazolin therapy for blaZ MSSA PJI can be successful when combined with 2-stage reimplantation and local antimicrobial therapy [29].
• Subcutaneous reimplantation of such cells into syngeneic animals led to the appearance of tumors composed of both S-100 positive Schwann cells and desmin and alpha-sr-actin positive rhabdomyoblasts, thus closely resembling the human "Triton" tumor [30].
• Our data suggest that reimplantation of thoracic intercostal arteries T11 and T12 is indicated when these arteries are patent [31].
• Minimally invasive extravesical ureteral reimplantation for vesicoureteral reflux [32].
• MATERIALS AND METHODS: A 10, an 11 and a 32-year-old patient with symptomatic unilateral vesicoureteral reflux underwent laparoscopic cross-trigonal ureteral reimplantation [33].

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Replantation

• PURPOSE: In children with severe unilateral reflux nephropathy and diminished relative renal function (RRF) a dilemma exists between the choice of treatment with ureteral reimplantation or nephrectomy [34].
• Because of these symptoms cystoscopy was done in 2 children and the third child under went repeat ureteral reimplantation because of persistent vesicoureteral reflux [35].
• The surgical approach consisted of perivesical denervation (for hyperreflexia), Burch bladder neck suspension, enlargement cystoplasty and ureteral reimplantation when required [36].
• Subsequently, 2 patients have undergone vesicostomy closure and transurethral valve fulguration, and 1 also required ureteral reimplantation for persistent vesicoureteral reflux [37].
• Laparoscopic surgical procedures performed included right upper pole partial nephrectomy, left upper pole partial nephroureterectomy, removal of left multicystic dysplastic kidney and bilateral Cohen reimplantation of ureters [38].

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