[3 case reports of unsuccessful cadaveric pancreas transplantation]

Pancreas transplantation, according to the experiences of USA and Europe, must be done persistently, as only in this way can be acquired the precious experiences. By the gradual preparation one can acquire criticism for this more complicated explantation of graft than its implantation. Three our cases, two of which ended with exitus letalis and one with the successful kidney transplantation only, speaks in favor of the fact that the experiences must permanently be enlarged on the own casuistics, with the readiness, that in the beginning results can also be discourageous, what, unfortunately has happened in our case. In the paper was presented the clinical flow, surgical technique, immunobiological monitoring and some important complications of our first transplantations of the whole pancreas.