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Section 1: Renal Transplantation 1 Part 1:The Basics 3 Questions 1–7 introduce the different conditions that can result in kidney transplantation: • What is renal failure? • What causes chronic kidney disease? • How long can I live on dialysis? Part 2: Before Transplantation 11 Questions 8–11 review the evaluations that are necessary to determine if you are eligible for a kidney transplant: • Why should I get a kidney transplant? Am I even eligible? • What is involved in an evaluation for kidney transplantation? • What can I do to expedite my evaluation and move forward with my transplant? Part 3:Organ Allocation 17 Questions 12–15 review how organs are allocated to patients: • I heard there is a waiting list for kidney transplants. How do I get my name on the list? • How are a deceased donor and recipient matched? • How long will I need to wait for a transplant? Part 4: Living Donor Kidney Transplantation 23 Questions 16–21 discuss the option of receiving a kidney transplant from a living donor: • Are there any other options for incompatible donors and recipients? • What makes a good donor? What if my living donor doesn’t have health insurance? • My sister and I are being transplanted in 2 weeks. Our transplant nurse coordinator called today to arrange for our final crossmatch next week. Why do we have to repeat the crossmatch? We did it 3 months ago. Part 5: Surgery 29 Questions 22–24 explore the numerous factors that make up the surgery itself: • How long will the kidney transplant surgery take? How long will I be in the hospital after my kidney transplant? • Where do they put my new kidney? Do they remove my old kidneys when I get my transplant? • How do they “hook up” my new kidney? Part 6: After Transplantation 33 Questions 25–28 explain what to expect after the surgery: • How do you determine the amount of immunosuppressive medications to give to me? • How long will my kidney last? • What is the biggest challenge for the future of kidney transplantation? Part 7: Complications 39 Questions 29–30 review common complications that may arise after you receive a new kidney: • What is rejection? How do I know if I am rejecting my kidney transplant? • What else would make the serum creatinine rise abnormally?
Section 2: Liver Transplantation 43 Part 1:The Basics 45 Questions 31–38 introduce important, basic information about the liver and some of the conditions that can result in liver transplantation: • What is the liver and why is it so important? • What are the complications of cirrhosis? • I have cirrhosis. At what point do I need to consider a liver transplant? Part 2: Before Transplantation 59 Questions 39–45 review the evaluations that are necessary to determine if you are eligible for a liver transplant: • Who is a candidate for liver transplantation? • What questions should I ask my transplant team to make sure I have chosen the best one for me? • What about patients with liver cancer? Part 3:Organ Allocation 73 Questions 46–49 describe how liver transplants are organized and where your new liver will potentially come from: • What is the MELD score and how does it work? • Where will my liver come from? • Can I be evaluated and listed at more than one program? Do I have to move there? Part 4: Live Donor Liver Transplantation 85 Questions 50–52 discuss the option of receiving a liver transplant from a living donor: • What is a live donor liver transplant? • Who can be a live liver donor? What are the risks? • Are the results as good if I have a living donor compared with a cadaver donor? Part 5: Preparing for Transplantation 93 Questions 53–54 review the steps necessary to prepare for your liver transplant: • How do I need to prepare for transplantation? • I’ve heard that Tylenol is dangerous for the liver. Is this true, and are there any medications I need to avoid? Part 6: Surgery 101 Question 55 explains the details of your liver transplant: • How long will my liver transplant operation take? Part 7: After Transplantation 111 Questions 56–59 explain what to expect after the transplant and how to best maintain a healthy lifestyle after your surgery: • What happens after I am discharged from the hospital? • Can I drink alcohol after my transplant? • How long will my liver last after transplantation? Part 8: Complications 123 Questions 60–61 review common complications that can arise after transplant surgery: • Can my original disease recur in the new liver? • What is acute rejection of the liver?
Section 3:Heart Transplantation 131 Part 1:The Basics 133 Questions 62–70 introduce important, basic information about the heart and some of the conditions that can result in heart transplantation: • What are the causes of heart failure? • How is heart failure treated? • What is a ventricular assist device (VAD)? When should patients with heart failure be considered for a VAD? Part 2: Before Transplantation 151 Questions 71–77 discuss numerous factors that can make someone eligible for a heart transplant: • Who is a good candidate for heart transplantation? Is there an age limit? • What are the indications for a heart transplant? Why do I need a heart transplant? • What tests will I need to have before I am considered for heart transplantation? Part 3:Organ Allocation 167 Questions 78–81 review the process in which a heart is allocated to a patient: • Where does a donor heart come from? • How many heart transplants are performed each year in the United States? • How does the heart transplant waiting list work? How is it prioritized? Can I be on heart transplant waiting lists in more than one region? Part 4: Preparing for Transplantation 175 Questions 82–84 outline how to best prepare for surgery: • Are there special diets for patients who have congestive heart failure? • Am I allowed to exercise before my heart transplantation? • After I am on the heart transplant waiting list, how long will I have to wait to receive a new heart? Will I have to wait in the hospital? Part 5: Surgery 181 Questions 85–86 provide an overview of a heart transplant: • How long will the heart transplantation surgery take? How long will I need to be in the hospital after my heart transplant? • What complications can happen after my heart transplant? Part 6: After Transplantation 185 Questions 87–89 explain what to expect after the transplant and how to best maintain a healthy lifestyle after your surgery: • Will I be able to return to work after my heart transplantation? • What is an endomyocardial biopsy? How often will I need one? • How long do patients live after a heart transplant? Part 7: Complications 191 Questions 90–91 discuss common complications that can arise after a heart transplant: • What is transplant rejection? How is it detected? How is it treated? • Can my new transplanted heart develop blockages? What is cardiac allograph vasculopathy? Section 4: Medications 195 Questions 92–95 outline medication regimens recommended to patients who have received a transplanted kidney, liver, or heart: • Why are immunosuppressive drugs necessary? • What are the immunosuppressive drugs? • I thought I’d be able to stop many of the medications I took before the transplant. Why am I still taking so many medications? Section 5: Complications of Transplantation 217 Questions 96–100 discuss complications that may occur after transplant surgery, as well as where to find more information regarding organ transplantation: • Now that I am immunosuppressed, am I susceptible to infections? • What is chronic rejection? • Where can I learn more about organ transplantation? Glossary 225 Index 231
«Все применяемые методы лечения и профилактики следует обсуждать и согласовывать с больным.» Национальные клинические рекомендации ВНОК, 2009г
Классный сборник, но мне Гугл не все страницы показывает! Интересно, он всем одно и то же показывает или одному - одни страницы, а другому - другие? Можно как-нибудь книжку целиком "собрать"?
«Все применяемые методы лечения и профилактики следует обсуждать и согласовывать с больным.» Национальные клинические рекомендации ВНОК, 2009г
Не знаю, была ли на сайте ссылка на книгу К.Я.Гуревича и др.
Да, на сайте есть ссылка на эту книгу и на следующее, более свежее, издание. Но в разделе для специалистов, поэтому её могут и не заметить те, кому она будет полезна.
А то, что оставалось выше "красного" я сам снёс. Т.к. из оставшегося получалось, что я якобы считаю это оставшееся правильным. Категорически не считаю. Если полагали, что в этой теме "не то место", то и перенесли бы в раздел "Обмен опытом"(специально ведь создавали раздел!), а не сносили. Кстати, интересно бы узнать, что такого было мной тут написано крамольного и не соответствующего правилам форума, что остальное я снес А.Ю.Д
Сообщение отредактировал Vasiliy - Вторник, 20.03.2012, 01:27
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