Zur Übertragbarkeit von HIV-Infektionen durch allogene Transpiantate ( = Transmissibility of HIV infections via allogeneic transplants)

Wilmes, E. and Gürtler, L. and Wolf, Hans J. (1987) Zur Übertragbarkeit von HIV-Infektionen durch allogene Transpiantate ( = Transmissibility of HIV infections via allogeneic transplants). Laryngologie, Rhinologie, Otologie 66 (6), pp. 332-334.

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Abstract

HIV-infections can be transferred by blood and blood products, semen or organ transplants. For this reason, the WHO recommended a screening of all donors of blood, semen, tissues and organs. Those who belong to high-risk groups should be excluded from donations. If this recommendation should be also applied to cialit preserved auditory aussicles, this would probably mean the end of allogeneic transplantations of middle-ear surgery which are being performed daily. Therefore, we carried out experimental examinations with HIV-infected auditory aussicles in cialit. According to our results, it can be assumed that a virus-destruction takes place via a cialit-treatment. The same applies to solvent-dried fascia as to auditory aussicles which have been preserved in the same way. Consequently, there is no objection to further application of these allogeneic transplants in respect to HIV-infections.

Item Type:Article
Institutions: Medicine > Lehrstuhl für Medizinische Mikrobiologie und Hygiene
Identification Number:
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3650657PubMed ID
Classification:
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Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome/transmissionMESH
Cialit/pharmacologyMESH
Ear Ossicles/transplantationMESH
HIV/growth & developmentMESH
HumansMESH
Time FactorsMESH
Tissue DonorsMESH
Tissue Preservation/methodsMESH
Transplantation, HomologousMESH
Subjects:600 Technology > 610 Medical sciences Medicine
Status:Published
Refereed:Unknown
Created at the University of Regensburg:Unknown
Owner:Universitätsbibliothek Regensburg
Deposited On:06 May 2011 10:20
Last Modified:21 Jul 2011 04:11
Item ID:20537
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