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This book offers a comprehensive overview of the latest standard medical procedures and surgical techniques for biliary atresia (BA), as well as the perioperative care, long-term follow-up and transitions. Experts on pediatrics in such fields as hepatology, surgery, pathology, and liver transplantation present their research findings and analyses of this rare and intractable disease of unknown etiology. In Japan, shared experience and sound understanding based on conferences and guidelines have led to standardization of management and clinical care and, as a result, better…mehr
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This book offers a comprehensive overview of the latest standard medical procedures and surgical techniques for biliary atresia (BA), as well as the perioperative care, long-term follow-up and transitions. Experts on pediatrics in such fields as hepatology, surgery, pathology, and liver transplantation present their research findings and analyses of this rare and intractable disease of unknown etiology. In Japan, shared experience and sound understanding based on conferences and guidelines have led to standardization of management and clinical care and, as a result, better outcomes.
Providing insights into improving surgical outcomes, and including special chapters focusing on social support systems for patients and families as well as recent advances in early diagnosis, this book a valuable resource for medical professionals around the globe who are involved in treating biliary atresia. It is especially useful for pediatric hepatologists, pediatric surgeons and transplant surgeons.
Providing insights into improving surgical outcomes, and including special chapters focusing on social support systems for patients and families as well as recent advances in early diagnosis, this book a valuable resource for medical professionals around the globe who are involved in treating biliary atresia. It is especially useful for pediatric hepatologists, pediatric surgeons and transplant surgeons.
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- Verlag: Springer Singapore
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juli 2021
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9789811621604
- Artikelnr.: 62178964
- Verlag: Springer Singapore
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juli 2021
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9789811621604
- Artikelnr.: 62178964
Masaki Nio, M.D., Ph.D., ACSF
Masaki Nio is Professor and Chief of Pediatric Surgery at Tohoku University Graduate School of Medicine and Director of Pediatric Medical Center of Tohoku University Hospital. In 1981, he completed a M.D. course at Tohoku University School of Medicine. In 1983, he joined the Second Department of Surgery, Tohoku University Hospital, which Professor Morio Kasai presided over from 1963 to 1986. In 1987, he completed a Ph.D. course in Pediatric Surgery at Tohoku University Graduate School of Medicine. From 1991 to 1993, he worked as a research fellow in Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles, USA. He served as the President of Japanese Society of Pediatric Surgeons, a Board Member of Japan Surgical Society, a Board Member of Pacific Association of Pediatric Surgeons, the Chairman of Japanese Biliary Atresia Society, and so on. He has been a secretary general of Japanese Biliary Atresia Society since 2008.
Masaki Nio is Professor and Chief of Pediatric Surgery at Tohoku University Graduate School of Medicine and Director of Pediatric Medical Center of Tohoku University Hospital. In 1981, he completed a M.D. course at Tohoku University School of Medicine. In 1983, he joined the Second Department of Surgery, Tohoku University Hospital, which Professor Morio Kasai presided over from 1963 to 1986. In 1987, he completed a Ph.D. course in Pediatric Surgery at Tohoku University Graduate School of Medicine. From 1991 to 1993, he worked as a research fellow in Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles, USA. He served as the President of Japanese Society of Pediatric Surgeons, a Board Member of Japan Surgical Society, a Board Member of Pacific Association of Pediatric Surgeons, the Chairman of Japanese Biliary Atresia Society, and so on. He has been a secretary general of Japanese Biliary Atresia Society since 2008.
Biliary Atresia: A Historical Overview History of The Japanese Biliary Atresia Society (JABS) Japanese Biliary Atresia Registry (JBAR) Pathogenesis: Overview Pathogenesis: Genetics/Epigenetics Pathogenesis: Viral Infection Pathogenesis: Maternal Microchimerism Epidemiology: Incidence and Gender Ratio Epidemiology: Ethnic Variations/Family Histories/Heredity Epidemiology: Gestational Age/Birth Weight /Associated Anomalies Classifications Mass Screening Stool Color Card System Prenatal Diagnosis and Signs/Symptoms Intracranial Hemorrhage Pathology Biomarkers Differential Diagnosis Diagnostic Modalities Preoperative Management and Direct Cholangiography Operative Procedures: Open Kasai Procedure Operative Procedures: Laparoscopic Kasai Procedure Operative Procedures: Re-do Kasai Procedure Operative Procedures: Cadaveric Liver Transplantation Operative Procedures: Living Donor Liver Transplantation Medical Treatment: UDCA/Steroid Medical Treatment: Kampo Medicine Prevention/Treatment of Postoperative Cholangitis Nutritional Support Protocols of Follow-up Management Prognostic Indicators Long-term Complications: Gastro-Esophageal Varices Long-term Complications: Hypersplenism Long-term Complications: Cholangitis/Gall Stones Long-term Complications: Hepatopulmonary Syndrome Long-term Complications: Portopulmonary Hypertension Long-term Complications: Liver Cirrhosis/Hepatic Encephalopathy Long-Term Results, General Long-Term Results, Deformity of Intrahepatic Bile Ducts Long-Term Results, Social Performance Long-Term Results, Liver Transplantation Biliary Atresia and Pregnancy/Delivery Biliary Atresia and Malignancy Future Prospects Transition in Biliary Atresia Society of Patients and Families Clinical Guidelines for Biliary Atresia
Biliary Atresia: A Historical OverviewHistory of The Japanese Biliary Atresia Society (JABS)Japanese Biliary Atresia Registry (JBAR)Pathogenesis: OverviewPathogenesis: Genetics/EpigeneticsPathogenesis: Viral InfectionPathogenesis: Maternal MicrochimerismEpidemiology: Incidence and Gender RatioEpidemiology: Ethnic Variations/Family Histories/HeredityEpidemiology: Gestational Age/Birth Weight /Associated AnomaliesClassificationsMass Screening Stool Color Card SystemPrenatal Diagnosis and Signs/SymptomsIntracranial HemorrhagePathology Biomarkers Differential DiagnosisDiagnostic ModalitiesPreoperative Management and Direct CholangiographyOperative Procedures: Open Kasai ProcedureOperative Procedures: Laparoscopic Kasai ProcedureOperative Procedures: Re-do Kasai ProcedureOperative Procedures: Cadaveric Liver TransplantationOperative Procedures: Living Donor Liver TransplantationMedical Treatment: UDCA/SteroidMedical Treatment: Kampo MedicinePrevention/Treatment of Postoperative CholangitisNutritional SupportProtocols of Follow-up ManagementPrognostic IndicatorsLong-term Complications: Gastro-Esophageal VaricesLong-term Complications: HypersplenismLong-term Complications: Cholangitis/Gall StonesLong-term Complications: Hepatopulmonary SyndromeLong-term Complications: Portopulmonary HypertensionLong-term Complications: Liver Cirrhosis/Hepatic Encephalopathy Long-Term Results, GeneralLong-Term Results, Deformity of Intrahepatic Bile DuctsLong-Term Results, Social PerformanceLong-Term Results, Liver TransplantationBiliary Atresia and Pregnancy/DeliveryBiliary Atresia and MalignancyFuture ProspectsTransition in Biliary AtresiaSociety of Patients and FamiliesClinical Guidelines for Biliary Atresia
Biliary Atresia: A Historical Overview History of The Japanese Biliary Atresia Society (JABS) Japanese Biliary Atresia Registry (JBAR) Pathogenesis: Overview Pathogenesis: Genetics/Epigenetics Pathogenesis: Viral Infection Pathogenesis: Maternal Microchimerism Epidemiology: Incidence and Gender Ratio Epidemiology: Ethnic Variations/Family Histories/Heredity Epidemiology: Gestational Age/Birth Weight /Associated Anomalies Classifications Mass Screening Stool Color Card System Prenatal Diagnosis and Signs/Symptoms Intracranial Hemorrhage Pathology Biomarkers Differential Diagnosis Diagnostic Modalities Preoperative Management and Direct Cholangiography Operative Procedures: Open Kasai Procedure Operative Procedures: Laparoscopic Kasai Procedure Operative Procedures: Re-do Kasai Procedure Operative Procedures: Cadaveric Liver Transplantation Operative Procedures: Living Donor Liver Transplantation Medical Treatment: UDCA/Steroid Medical Treatment: Kampo Medicine Prevention/Treatment of Postoperative Cholangitis Nutritional Support Protocols of Follow-up Management Prognostic Indicators Long-term Complications: Gastro-Esophageal Varices Long-term Complications: Hypersplenism Long-term Complications: Cholangitis/Gall Stones Long-term Complications: Hepatopulmonary Syndrome Long-term Complications: Portopulmonary Hypertension Long-term Complications: Liver Cirrhosis/Hepatic Encephalopathy Long-Term Results, General Long-Term Results, Deformity of Intrahepatic Bile Ducts Long-Term Results, Social Performance Long-Term Results, Liver Transplantation Biliary Atresia and Pregnancy/Delivery Biliary Atresia and Malignancy Future Prospects Transition in Biliary Atresia Society of Patients and Families Clinical Guidelines for Biliary Atresia
Biliary Atresia: A Historical OverviewHistory of The Japanese Biliary Atresia Society (JABS)Japanese Biliary Atresia Registry (JBAR)Pathogenesis: OverviewPathogenesis: Genetics/EpigeneticsPathogenesis: Viral InfectionPathogenesis: Maternal MicrochimerismEpidemiology: Incidence and Gender RatioEpidemiology: Ethnic Variations/Family Histories/HeredityEpidemiology: Gestational Age/Birth Weight /Associated AnomaliesClassificationsMass Screening Stool Color Card SystemPrenatal Diagnosis and Signs/SymptomsIntracranial HemorrhagePathology Biomarkers Differential DiagnosisDiagnostic ModalitiesPreoperative Management and Direct CholangiographyOperative Procedures: Open Kasai ProcedureOperative Procedures: Laparoscopic Kasai ProcedureOperative Procedures: Re-do Kasai ProcedureOperative Procedures: Cadaveric Liver TransplantationOperative Procedures: Living Donor Liver TransplantationMedical Treatment: UDCA/SteroidMedical Treatment: Kampo MedicinePrevention/Treatment of Postoperative CholangitisNutritional SupportProtocols of Follow-up ManagementPrognostic IndicatorsLong-term Complications: Gastro-Esophageal VaricesLong-term Complications: HypersplenismLong-term Complications: Cholangitis/Gall StonesLong-term Complications: Hepatopulmonary SyndromeLong-term Complications: Portopulmonary HypertensionLong-term Complications: Liver Cirrhosis/Hepatic Encephalopathy Long-Term Results, GeneralLong-Term Results, Deformity of Intrahepatic Bile DuctsLong-Term Results, Social PerformanceLong-Term Results, Liver TransplantationBiliary Atresia and Pregnancy/DeliveryBiliary Atresia and MalignancyFuture ProspectsTransition in Biliary AtresiaSociety of Patients and FamiliesClinical Guidelines for Biliary Atresia