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Preclinical report on allogeneic uterus transplantation in non-human primates

2013

Study question Is it possible to perform allogeneic uterus transplantation (UTx) with a donation from a live donor in a non-human primate species and what immunosuppression is needed to prevent rejection? Summary answer Allogeneic UTx in the baboon is a donor- and recipient-safe surgical procedure; immunosuppression with induction therapy and a triple protocol should be used. What is known already UTx may become a treatment for absolute uterine factor infertility. Autologous UTx models have been developed in non-human primates with reports on long-term survival of the uterine grafts. STUDY DESIGN, SIZEAND DURATION: This experimental study included 18 female baboons as uterus donors and 18 f…

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EP1299 Laparoscopic – laterally extended pelvic resection

2019

Introduction/Background Lateral isolated gynecological cancer infiltrating the pelvic side wall (PSW) has been considered as a not operable surgery with poor oncological outcome. The development of the laterally extended endopelvic resection (LEER) and surgical progress for disease overcoming the endopelvic fascia infiltrating muscles and nerves, have achieved the possibility to treat those patients with a curative intent. We describe for the first time the feasibility of laparoscopic laterally extended pelvic resection (L-LEPR), with complete removal of disease. Methodology LEPR was defined as an en bloc lateral resection of a pelvic tumor involving sidewall muscle, and/or bone, and/or maj…

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