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Encyclopedia > Allotransplantation

The transplantation of organs between members of the same species. Contrast with xenotransplantation and autotransplantation.


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COMPOSITE TISSUE ALLOTRANSPLANTATION AND RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY: The first clinical applications (4619 words)
This kind of autotransplantation differs from tissue allotransplantation (formerly called homotransplantation) which is defined by the transfer of (allo)grafts harvested from a different subject in the same species (inter-human transplantation).
First, tissue allotransplantation obtains the preeminent objective of any tissue reconstruction; the " like with like " replacement, … where a thumb would be reconstructed with a thumb but not with a toe.
On the contrary, allotransplantation is unsuitable for certain pathologies: breast reconstruction, for example, would not be justified nor technically feasible considering the difficulty to withhold a breast based on a reliable vascular pedicle.
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