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Pediatric Transplantation | 2007

Early steroid withdrawal in pediatric renal transplant on newer immunosuppressive drugs.

Angela Delucchi; Marcela Valenzuela; Mario Ferrario; Ana Maria Lillo; J. Luis Guerrero; Eugenio Rodriguez; Francisco Cano; Gabriel Cavada; Jorge Godoy; Jorge Rodríguez; C. Gloria Gonzalez; Erwin Buckel; Luis Contreras

Abstract:u2002 Steroids have been a cornerstone in renal transplant immunosuppression. New immunosuppressive drugs have led to protocols using early steroid withdrawal or complete avoidance. A prospective protocol in 23 pediatric renal transplant (ages 2–14u2003yr) who received decreasing steroid doses stopping at day 7 post‐Tx, FK, and MMF were compared with a CsA, AZT, historically matched steroid‐based control group. Basiliximab was used in two doses. Anthropometric, biochemical variables, AR rates, and CMV infection were evaluated and compared using Student’s t‐test and regression analysis. A better growth pattern was seen in steroid withdrawal group. GFR rate and serum glucose were similar in both groups. Total serum cholesterol levels were significantly lower in steroid withdrawal group. The incidence of AR at 12u2003months was 4.3% in steroid withdrawal group vs. 8.6% in steroid‐based group (pu2003=u2003ns). No difference in CMV infection was observed. Hemoglobin levels were low during the first months in both groups; reached normal values after sixu2003months. SBP became higher at 12u2003months in steroid‐based group. Patient and graft survival was 98% in both groups at one‐yr post‐transplant. Early steroid withdrawal was efficacious, safe, and did not increase risk of rejection, preserving optimal growth, renal function, and reducing cardiovascular risk factors.


Revista Medica De Chile | 2008

Trasplante hepático en Chile: Aspectos generales, indicaciones y contraindicaciones (Documento de consenso)

Juan Hepp; R. Zapata; Erwin Buckel; Jorge Martínez; Mario Uribe; Juan Carlos Díaz; Mario Ferrario; E. Sanhueza; Rosa María Pérez; Bessie Hunter; Gloria Ríos; R. Humeres; Jaime Poniachik; Danny Oksenberg; Marco Arrese

Liver transplantation is an excellent therapeutic option forterminal liver disease. During the last decades the results of liver transplantation have improvedsignificantly with a patient survival rate of nearly 90% at one year and 80% at 5 years offollow-up. The main indications for liver transplantation include: end-stage liver diseaseassociated to cirrhosis, acute liver failure, and hepatic tumors (mainly hepatocarcinoma). Theabsolute contraindications for a transplant are less frequent than in the past, and include:severe co-morbidity (cardiac or pulmonary), sepsis, advanced HIV disease and extra-hepaticmalignancy. This document presents a Consensus of the main groups performing livertransplantation in Chile, about its indications and contraindications. It also reviews generalaspects of liver transplantation, including the selection and referral of liver transplantcandidates, allocation of organs and the evaluation of severity of liver disease (Rev Med Chile2008; 136: 793-804).(


Revista Medica De Chile | 2011

Trasplante simultáneo de páncreas y riñon en diabetes mellitus tipo 1: Experiencia de un centro en Chile

Andrea Alba; Jorge Morales; Mario Ferrario; Carlos Zehnder; Jorge Aguiló; Carlos Zavala; Cristina Herzog; Lorena Calabran; Luis Contreras; Ricardo Espinoza; Erwin Buckel; Juan Alberto Fierro

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Revista Medica De Chile | 2010

Metástasis pancreáticas tardías secundarias a cáncer de células renales: Caso clínico

Tatiana Vujcic; Javier Brahm; Erwin Buckel; Álvaro Ibarra; María Teresa Vial; Manuel Fernández

We report the case of a 60-year-old woman with multiple pancreatic nodules found on abdominal computed tomography. Thirteen years earlier she had undergone a left nephrectomy for renal cell carcinoma. The patient underwent surgery with a preoperative diagnosis of multifocal metastatic or neuroendocrine tumor. At surgery, two metastatic nodules of renal cell carcinoma were found and excised. After four years of follow up there is no evidence of recurrence.


Revista Medica De Chile | 2009

Síndrome pequeño para su tamaño, (small-for-size), como complicación de un trasplante hepático con donante vivo adulto relacionado

Andres J. Yarur; Lorena Castro; Roberto Segovia; Juan Pablo Roblero; Mario Uribe; Mario Ferrario; Erwin Buckel

Although the use of cadaveric split or living donor liver transplantation is a valid option for liver transplants, they have several complications, being the small-for-size syndrome one of the most frequent. This entity is mainly due to the incapacity that the graft has to meet the blood drainage demands. We report a 61 year-old patient with sub-acute liver failure, transplanted with a partial liver graft that developed hyperbilirubinemia, ascites and liver function deterioration. A meso-caval shunt was performed, after which the ascites resolved, serum bilirubin normalized and the synthetic function of the liver improved. After one month, a follow-up CT seen showed the absence of blood flow in the shunt, possible due to the reduction of the hyper-perfusion of the liver. The clinical and biochemical condition of the patient continued improving despite the lack of flow through the shunt.


Revista Medica De Chile | 2009

Fenómeno de acomodación inmunológica: Trasplante hepático ABO incompatible. Caso clínico

Lorena Castro; Andres J. Yarur; Roberto Segovia; Rodrigo Ponce; Mario Uribe; Mario Ferrario; Erwin Buckel; Hernán Iturriaga

We report a 33 year-old female with a diagnosis of halothane-induce fulminant hepatic failure who was subjected to a liver transplant with an ABO-incompatible graft. The patient received a therapeutic protocol that included total plasma exchange, splenectomy and quadruple immunosuppression. After 5 years, the patient remains asymptomatic and with normal liver enzymes, while she has been treated with low dose of immunosuppressive drugs. This case demonstrates an example of how the immunological process of accommodation opens the possibility of using ABO-incompatible organs as a definitive grafts.


Annals of Hepatology | 2011

Acute and fulminant hepatitis induced by flutamide: case series report and review of the literature.

Javier Brahm; Magdalena Brahm; Roberto Segovia; Ricardo Latorre; Rodrigo Zapata; Jaime Poniachik; Erwin Buckel; Luis Contreras


Revista Medica De Chile | 1996

TRASPLANTE SIMULTANEO PANCREAS RINON. PRIMEROS CASOS EN CHILE

Erwin Buckel; Jorge Morales; Jorge Aguiló; Rosenfeld R; Pefaur J; Carlos Zavala; Cristina Herzog


Revista Medica De Chile | 2018

Utilidad pronóstica del PET/CT en cáncer de páncreas

David Ladrón de Guevara; Gonzalo Pavez; Jaime Zapata; Claudio Romero; Valezka Tapia; Erwin Buckel; Mario Ferrario


Revista Medica De Chile | 2010

METÁSTASIS PANCREÁTICAS TARDÍAS SECUNDARIAS A CÁNCER DE CÉLULAS RENALES: CASO CLÍNICO Y REVISIÓN DE LA LITERATURA

Tatiana Vujcic; Javier Brahm; Erwin Buckel; Álvaro Ibarra; María Teresa Vial; Manuel Fernández

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Javier Brahm

University of Cambridge

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Jorge Morales

Spanish National Research Council

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Ana Maria Lillo

Boston Children's Hospital

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Eugenio Rodriguez

Boston Children's Hospital

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