Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Takehisa Ueno"
- Takehisa Ueno's recent research primarily focuses on pediatric liver transplantation, exploring various conditions affecting children, such as biliary atresia and fibropolycystic liver disease, as well as the impact of new prioritization systems on transplantation outcomes in Japan.
- His studies reveal improved survival rates following the introduction of the pediatric prioritization system for deceased donor liver transplantation and suggest a need for optimized preoperative management strategies, including the use of total parenteral nutrition for patients with biliary atresia.
- Ueno's research also addresses the clinical implications of novel biomarkers like Mac-2 binding protein (M2BPGi) and autotoxin in monitoring graft fibrosis and other outcomes post-transplant, emphasizing the importance of early detection and tailored treatment protocols in pediatric patients.
