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Progress in Liver Transplantation (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1985)
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Progress in Liver Transplantation (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1985)
Series: Developments in Gastroenterology, 6
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This book - the first multicenter book on orthotopic liver
transplantatio- reflects the progress in this field. The first
'experience in hepatic transplantation' was documented in 1969 by
Starzl and his group in Denver in the classic of the same name. It
was followed in 1983 by 'Liver transplantation', edited by Caine,
in which the experience of the Cambridge-King's College Hospital
team was laid down. Apart from these the book of Lie and Giitgemann
appeared in 1974. These books are fundamental for all who want to
become involved with experimental and clinical liver
transplantation. Developments in liver transplantation are fast
(faster than the production of this book) and new knowledge now not
only is coming from the pioneer centers but also from their
off-spring, scattered over the world. In only a few years there has
been an enormous increase in the number of liver transplantations
and certainly there have been performed at least as many
transplants since 1980 as between 1963 -the start of clinical liver
transplantation- and 1980. Even if our understanding is better,
many problems are the same as twenty years ago and for some there
may be a long way to go before they are solved.
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