Acta cirurgica brasileira · 2025
Application of double filtration plasmapheresis to cynomolgus monkeys: surgical techniques and a pilot study of pig fetal kidney transplantation.
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Watanabe Genki, Horikawa Maiko, Yamamoto Izumi, Endo Tomohisa, Watanabe Takashi, Hiratsuka Akinori, Takamura Tsuyoshi, Matsui Kenji, Matsumoto Naoto, Saito Yatsumu, Sasaki Hiroshi, Kiyoshi Akihiko, Kuroda Takao, Inoue Makoto, Kobayashi Eiji, Yokoo Takashi
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PURPOSE: To detail a technique to implant a double-lumen catheter to remove anti-pig antibodies. We transplanted fetal pig kidneys into cynomolgus monkeys using a double filtration plasma exchange (DFPP) protocol.
METHODS: Two approaches for double-lumen catheter insertion in monkeys (3-9.2 kg) were developed. DFPP was performed using hydroxyethyl starch (6%) as a replacement fluid. We transplanted fetal porcine kidneys, administered immunosuppressive agents, and evaluated the grafts.
RESULTS: The catheter insertion site was large, with postoperative hemostasis similar to blind subcutaneous puncture. Monkeys tolerated DFPP well, maintaining stable blood pressure. The technique reduced anti-pig antibodies by 67%, though acute rejection was not fully suppressed.
CONCLUSION: A safe technique for double-lumen catheter placement in cynomolgus monkeys was developed, along with a DFPP protocol for reducing anti-pig antibodies.
METHODS: Two approaches for double-lumen catheter insertion in monkeys (3-9.2 kg) were developed. DFPP was performed using hydroxyethyl starch (6%) as a replacement fluid. We transplanted fetal porcine kidneys, administered immunosuppressive agents, and evaluated the grafts.
RESULTS: The catheter insertion site was large, with postoperative hemostasis similar to blind subcutaneous puncture. Monkeys tolerated DFPP well, maintaining stable blood pressure. The technique reduced anti-pig antibodies by 67%, though acute rejection was not fully suppressed.
CONCLUSION: A safe technique for double-lumen catheter placement in cynomolgus monkeys was developed, along with a DFPP protocol for reducing anti-pig antibodies.