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1. Successful treatment of tracheal stenosis due to a broken uncovered metallic stent placed over 20 years ago in a patient with recurrent polychondritis using argon plasma coagulation and airway ballooning.

Author

Takigawa, Yuki, Sato, Ken, Kudo, Kenichiro, Ichikawa, Takeru, Sasano, Yuto, Matsumoto, Shoichiro, Inoue, Tomoyoshi, Fujiwara, Miho, Matsuoka, Suzuka, Watanabe, Hiromi, Sato, Akiko, Fujiwara, Keiichi, and Shibayama, Takuo

Subjects
ELECTROCOAGULATION (Medicine), TRACHEAL stenosis, TREATMENT effectiveness, AIRWAY (Anatomy), BRONCHI
Abstract

A woman in her mid‐60s with recurrent polychondritis was admitted to our hospital due to airway stenosis secondary to an uncovered metallic stent. She underwent a bronchoscopic intervention under general anaesthesia. During the procedure, the stent fracture was cauterized using Argon Plasma Coagulation (APC) cauterisation, performed with argon flow at 1 L/min and power set at 70 W. APC cauterisation caused the stent wire to flex circularly, gradually improving the stenosis. Tracheal dilatation was then performed using an airway balloon. Following the ballooning, a thin bronchoscope was easily passed through the lower trachea, and the left and right main bronchi were observed; therefore, the procedure was completed without any complications. APC coagulation and airway ballooning are viable choices for the temporary treatment of airway stenosis due to broken metallic stents. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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6. Effect of STZ administration on islet isograft and allograft survival in NOD mice

Author

Takayama, Yutaka, Ichikawa, Takeru, and Maki, Takashi

Subjects
Physiological aspects, Development and progression, Research, Autoimmune diseases -- Development and progression -- Research, Diabetes mellitus -- Development and progression -- Research, Transplantation -- Physiological aspects -- Research, Streptozocin -- Physiological aspects -- Research, Immunosuppression -- Research -- Physiological aspects, Organ transplantation -- Physiological aspects -- Research, Tissue transplantation -- Physiological aspects -- Research, Transplantation of organs, tissues, etc. -- Physiological aspects -- Research, Diabetes -- Development and progression -- Research
Abstract

We examined the effect of a single STZ administration on subsequent islet isograft and allograft survival in NOD mice. Young prediabetic NOD mice were rendered diabetic by STZ administration and [...]

Published
1993

9. PROLONGED SURVIVAL OF HAMSTERTORAT LIVER XENOGRAFTS USING SPLENECTOMY AND CYCLOSPORINE ADMINISTRATION

Author

VALDIVIA, LUIS A., MONDEN, MORITO, GOTOH, MITSUKAZU, HASUIKE, YASUNORI, KUBOTA, NAOYUKI, ICHIKAWA, TAKERU, OKAMURA, JUN, and MORI, TAKESADA

Abstract

The immunosuppressive effect of splenectomy, alone or in combination with cyclosporine (CsA), was examined in hamster-to-rat orthotopic liver xenografts. The mean survival time was 7.3±0.5 days in untreated controls, 7.6±0.8 days with 40 mg/kg/day CsA, 7.2±0.4 days with splenectomy alone, and 17.6±5.6 days with splenectomy combined with 30 mg/kg/day CsA (P< 0.01). The longest survival time was 27 days in this group. Marked enlargement of the spleen and high lymphocytotoxic antibody titer were characteristic of the unmodified recipients and those treated with CsA alone. Splenectomy by itself decreased the antibody formation without improvement of graft survival. In animals treated with the combined regimen, the lymphocytotoxic antibody titer was significantly suppressed, and the PMN and round cell infiltration were greatly reduced. Therefore, a synergistic effect was postulated between cyclosporine and splenectomy in this liver xenograft system.

Published
1987

10. Kanzo

Author

ICHIKAWA, Takeru, primary, IMAOKA, Shingi, additional, SASAKI, Yo, additional, ISHIKAWA, Osamu, additional, OUHIGASHI, Hiroaki, additional, TANIGUCHI, Kenzo, additional, IWANAGA, Takeshi, additional, ISHIGURO, Shingo, additional, and WADA, Akira, additional

Published
1984
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11. MULTIPLE GASTRIC CANCERS

Author

FURUKAWA, Hiroshi, primary, IWANAGA, Takeshi, additional, ICHIKAWA, Takeru, additional, HIRATSUKA, Masahiro, additional, OHIGASHI, Hiroaki, additional, KAMEYAMA, Masao, additional, SASAKI, Yo, additional, ISHIKAWA, Osamu, additional, KABUTO, Toshiyuki, additional, FUKUDA, Ichiro, additional, IMAOKA, Shingi, additional, KOYAMA, Hiroki, additional, and TANIGUCHI, Kenzo, additional

Published
1985
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12. The Japanese Journal of Gastroenterological Surgery

Author

FURUKAWA, Hiroshi, primary, IWANAGA, Takeshi, additional, ICHIKAWA, Takeru, additional, OHIGASHI, Hiroaki, additional, KAMEYAMA, Masao, additional, SASAKI, Yo, additional, ISHIKAWA, Osamu, additional, KABUTO, Toshiyuki, additional, FUKUDA, Ichiro, additional, IMAOKA, Shingi, additional, KOYAMA, Hiroki, additional, and TANIGUCHI, Kenzo, additional

Published
1984
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