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Pre-procedure Assessment
Before undergoing this medical procedure, a comprehensive evaluation comprising the following assessments is performed:
General Health Examination
A physical examination and cancer screening tests are conducted to assess your overall health.
Blood Tests
Tissue Typing
A series of blood tests is performed to evaluate the compatibility or likeness of tissue between the organ donor and recipient.
Imaging Tests
Tests such as computerized tomography (CT) scan, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), or positron emission tomography (PET) scan may be recommended to detect any abnormalities in the organs.
Echocardiogram
This test involves passing a probe over your chest, with sound waves bouncing back to generate a picture of the heart muscles. It aids in identifying abnormalities in the heart muscles.
Cath Study
Conducted to assess the pressure in the heart, this test involves placing a catheter into the vein in the groin or neck after numbing the area. It helps measure pressure levels in the heart chambers and main blood vessels.
Social and Psychological Evaluation
These evaluations encompass various measures to assess stress, financial issues, and support from friends and family.
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The Pancreas Transplant Procedure
Step 1
Administration of Anesthesia
The patient undergoes general anesthesia.
Step 2
Intravenous Medication
Medications are administered through an intravenous (IV) line in the arm.
Step 3
Transplantation
An incision is made in the abdominal area, and a donor pancreas is positioned within the body.
Step 4
Connection
The pancreas is then connected to nearby blood vessels and the bowel.
Step 5
Closure of Incision
The existing pancreas remains in place, continuing to produce essential digestive juices post-transplant. The surgeon closes the abdominal incision, marking the completion of the transplant procedure.
Pancreas Transplant Complications
Similar to any surgical procedure, the potential for complications exists in a pancreas transplant. While not every patient experiences these complications, being informed about them is advisable. Here are some common complications associated with pancreas transplant:
- Rejection: Organ rejection is a major complication post-transplant; however , the risk is significantly reduced through relevant precautionary measures and optimal donor organ matching. It is advisable to consult your doctor if you observe symptoms such as fever, nausea, vomiting, reduced urine quantity, or painful urination.
- Blood Clot: The formation of blood clots in the blood vessels supplying the donor pancreas is a common complication
- Pancreatitis: Inflammation of the pancreas may occur shortly after the transplantation process.
- Infection: Due to a compromised immune system, your doctor may prescribe antifungal, antibacterial, and antiviral medications to minimize the risk of infection.
- Hyperglycemia: Excessive sugar in the blood may be observed.
- Other Metabolic Problems
- Urinary Complications: These may include urine leakage or urinary tract infection.
- Failure of the Donated Pancreas
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