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D E Sutherland, F C Goetz, P L Chinn

Pediatric Clinics of North America

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Pancreas transplantation effectively treats diabetes by replacing the diseased organ. This review covers islet and pancreas transplant history and University of Minnesota

Area of Science:

Organ transplantation
Endocrinology
Surgical innovation

Background:

Diabetes mellitus presents significant management challenges.
Pancreas transplantation has emerged as a viable treatment option.
Islet cell transplantation offers an alternative approach.

Purpose of the Study:

To review the history and effectiveness of pancreas and islet transplantation.
To analyze data from the Pancreas Transplant Registry.
To summarize institutional experience at the University of Minnesota.

Main Methods:

Comprehensive review of islet transplantation cases since 1970.
Analysis of pancreas transplantation cases since 1977.
Synthesis of University of Minnesota's pancreas transplant outcomes.

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Main Results:

Pancreas transplantation demonstrates increasing effectiveness for diabetes treatment.
The Pancreas Transplant Registry provides a historical overview.
Institutional data highlights specific transplant outcomes.

Conclusions:

Pancreas transplantation is a key therapeutic strategy for select diabetes patients.
Continued research and registry data are vital for advancing transplant outcomes.
The University of Minnesota has contributed significantly to pancreas transplantation.