Remote Processing of Pancreas can Restore Normal Glucose Homeostasis in Autologous Islet Transplantation after Traumatic Whipple Pancreatectomy: Technical Considerations.

Authors

Aisha Khan, University of Miami
Rahul M. Jindal, George Washington UniversityFollow
Craig Shriver, Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Stephen R. Guy, Drexel University
Amy E. Vertrees, Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Xiaojing Wang, University of Miami
Xiumin Xu, University of Miami
Joel Szust, University of Miami
Camillo Ricordi, University of Miami

Document Type

Journal Article

Publication Date

2012

Journal

Cell Transplantation

Volume

Volume 21, Issue 6

Inclusive Pages

1261-1267

Keywords

Glucose--metabolism; Islets of Langerhans--cytology; Islets of Langerhans Transplantation; Wounds; Gunshot--therapy

APA Citation

Khan, A., Jindal, R. M., Shriver, C., Guy, S. R., Vertrees, A. E., Wang, X., . . . Ricordi, C. (2012). Remote processing of pancreas can restore normal glucose homeostasis in autologous islet transplantation after traumatic whipple pancreatectomy: Technical considerations. Cell Transplantation, 21(6), 1261-1267.