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Islet Cell Resection Surgery and Islet Cell Transplant Surgery

Islet Cell Resection Surgery Islet cell resection surgery involves removing a portion of the pancreas containing abnormal islet cells. Indications: 1. Insulinoma (insulin-producing tumor) 2. Gastrinoma (gastrin-producing tumor) 3. Glucagonoma (glucagon-producing tumor) 4. Pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors (PNETs) 5. Multiple endocrine neoplasia (MEN) syndrome Surgical Approaches: 1. Open resection 2. Laparoscopic resection 3. Robotic resection 4. Enucleation (removing tumor within pancreas) Benefits: 1. Removal of tumor 2. Relief of symptoms (e.g., hypoglycemia, diarrhea) 3. Improved quality of life 4. Potential cure for benign tumors Risks and Complications: 1. Pancreatic fistula 2. Infection 3. Bleeding 4. Diabetes mellitus 5. Malabsorption 6. Intestinal obstruction Islet Cell Transplant Surgery Islet cell transplant surgery involves transplanting healthy islet cells into the liver. Indications: 1. Type 1 diabetes mellitus 2. Chronic pancreatitis 3. Pancreatic cancer (in some cases) 4. Pancreatic islet cell failure Transplant Methods: 1. Allogenic transplant (cells from donor) 2. Autologous transplant (cells from patient's own pancreas) 3. Xenogenic transplant (cells from animal source) Benefits: 1. Improved glucose control 2. Reduced insulin dependence 3. Enhanced quality of life 4. Potential cure for type 1 diabetes Risks and Complications: 1. Rejection 2. Infection 3. Bleeding 4. Liver damage 5. Immunosuppression side effects Post-Transplant Care: 1. Immunosuppression therapy 2. Blood glucose monitoring 3. Regular follow-up appointments 4. Lifestyle modifications (diet, exercise) #Isletcells