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Orthotopic procedures (from Gr**** orthos,
straight + topos, place) are
those occurring at the
normal place.
Examples include:
Orthotopic liver transplantation...
- patient's own
heart is
either removed and
replaced with the
donor heart (
orthotopic procedure) or, much less commonly, the recipient's
diseased heart is left...
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availability of
donor organs is a
major limitation. The most
common technique is
orthotopic transplantation, in
which the
native liver is
removed and
replaced by...
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improving his
experimental techniques. He
successfully performed an
isolated orthotopic heart transplantation in a dog in 1951 (where the
heart was correctly...
- counterpart.
Lewis lung
carcinoma can also be
utilized as an
orthotopic model.
Orthotopic models focus upon
correctly modeling the
tumor microenvironment...
- undertaken.
Tissue can then be
thawed and
implanted near the fallopian,
either orthotopic (on the
natural location) or
heterotopic (on the
abdominal wall), where...
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multifocal PVCs (both
singly and in pairs) and left
atrial enlargement. (BOTTOM): Same
patient about 5
months later status-post
orthotopic heart transplant....
- In geometry,
demihypercubes (also
called n-demicubes, n-hemicubes, and half
measure polytopes) are a
class of n-polytopes
constructed from alternation...
- Bertrand; Taylor,
Doris A.; Macchiarini,
Paolo (2014). "Experimental
orthotopic transplantation of a tissue-engineered
oesophagus in rats".
Nature Communications...
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implant it into the patient. The patient's own
heart may
either be
removed (
orthotopic procedure) or, less commonly, left in to
support the
donor heart (heterotopic...
