Baumeister, Rüdiger

Seifert, J.

Wiebecke, B.

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Munich, F R G May 14-19,1980 
97th Congress of the German 
Society for Surgery 
President: G. Heberer, München 
Poster discussion 
Editors: 
G. Heberer, G. Feifel K. Meßmer 
Abstracts are listed in alphabetical order 
S. Karger · Basel · München · Paris · London · New York · Sydney 1980 
Poster discussion 7 
2 Transplantation of lymphvessels on rats as well as a first therapeutic 
application on the experimental lymphedema of the dog 
R. G. Baumeister, J. Seifert, Β. Wiebecke. 
Up to now a causal therapy of the lymphedema does not exist. Therefore the microsurgical 
technique, the longterm permeability and the functioning of homologous grafts of the 
thoracic duct of the rat were explored. 
1. Using a tension free anastomosing technique an acute permeability was stated in all 
of the 14 end to end anastomoses. Chronically (approx. 70 days) 10 out of 14 proved 
to be permeable by staining injections, 11 out of 14 by histological examination and 
all 14 by clinical inspection. 
2. After approx. 61 days 6 out of 6 homologous thoracic duct grafts were clinically 
permeable, 5 histologically and 5 after staining injections. 
3. Injections of J 1 3 1 showed that the flowrate following thoracic duct transplantations 
remained unchanged compared to normal animals. 
An artificial lymphedema was produced at the hind leg of one dog (Clodius Model 1). 
Lymphatic vessel grafts were proved to be permeable by lymphangiography. The circum­
ference of the edematous hind leg diminished fast and constantly after the autologous 
transplantation of femoral lymphatic vessels. 
8 German Society for Surgery 97th Congress - Munich 80 
The exact reconstruction of the lymphchannels with lympatic transplants is a promising 
possibility for the therapy of the secondary lymphedema. 
Chirurgische Klinik, Institut fur Chirurgische Forschung, Pathologisches Institut 
der Universität München 
D-8000 München 70/FRG, Marchioninistraße 15. 


Transplantation of lymphvessels on rats as well as first application on the experimental lamphedema of the dog

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Munich, F R G May 14-19,1980 97th Congress of the German Society for Surgery President: G. Heberer, München Poster discussion Editors: G. Heberer, G. Feifel K. Meßmer Abstracts are listed in alphabetical order S. Karger · Basel · München · Paris · London · New York · Sydney 1980 Poster discussion 7 2 Transplantation of lymphvessels on rats as well as a first therapeutic application on the experimental lymphedema of the dog R. G. Baumeister, J. Seifert, Β. Wiebecke. Up to now a causal therapy of the lymphedema does not exist. Therefore the microsurgical technique, the longterm permeability and the functioning of homologous grafts of the thoracic duct of the rat were explored. 1. Using a tension free anastomosing technique an acute permeability was stated in all of the 14 end to end anastomoses. Chronically (approx. 70 days) 10 out of 14 proved to be permeable by staining injections, 11 out of 14 by histological examination and all 14 by clinical inspection. 2. After approx. 61 days 6 out of 6 homologous thoracic duct grafts were clinically permeable, 5 histologically and 5 after staining injections. 3. Injections of J 1 3 1 showed that the flowrate following thoracic duct transplantations remained unchanged compared to normal animals. An artificial lymphedema was produced at the hind leg of one dog (Clodius Model 1). Lymphatic vessel grafts were proved to be permeable by lymphangiography. The circum­ference of the edematous hind leg diminished fast and constantly after the autologous transplantation of femoral lymphatic vessels. 8 German Society for Surgery 97th Congress - Munich 80 The exact reconstruction of the lymphchannels with lympatic transplants is a promising possibility for the therapy of the secondary lymphedema. Chirurgische Klinik, Institut fur Chirurgische Forschung, Pathologisches Institut der Universität München D-8000 München 70/FRG, Marchioninistraße 15. 

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