J Ardaiz

Publications (22)21.64 Total impact

• Article: Carcinoid tumour of the common bile duct: an exceptional indication for liver transplantation.

  V S Turrión, C Salas, L G Alvira, M Jimenez, J L Lucena, J Ardaiz
  Transplantation Proceedings 03/2002; 34(1):264-5. · 1.00 Impact Factor
• Article: Incidence and results of arterial complications in liver transplantation: experience in a series of 400 transplants.

  V S Turrión, L G Alvira, M Jimenez, J L Lucena, J Ardaiz
  Transplantation Proceedings 03/2002; 34(1):292-3. · 1.00 Impact Factor
• Article: Does hepatic retransplantation entail an increase in the number of early reoperations? A decade of experience.

  J C Meneu-Diaz, E Moreno-Gonzalez, E Vicente, J Nuño, Y Quijano, I Gonzalez Pinto, V Turrion, J Ardaiz
  Transplantation Proceedings 03/2002; 34(1):303. · 1.00 Impact Factor
• Article: Early mortality in liver retransplantation: a multivariate analysis of risk factors.

  J C Meneu Diaz, E Moreno Gonzalez, E Vicente, I García, J Nuño, C Loinaz, Y Quijano, I Gonzalez-Pinto, J Ardaiz, P Lopez Hervás, V Turrion
  Transplantation Proceedings 03/2002; 34(1):301-2. · 1.00 Impact Factor
• Article: Indications for liver retransplantation: 1087 orthotopic liver transplantations between 1986 and 1997.

  J C Meneu Diaz, E Vicente, E Moreno Gonzalez, C Jimenez, J Nuño, P Lopez-Hervás, R Gomez, C Loinaz, Y Quijano, J Ardaiz, V Turrión, R Bárcena
  Transplantation Proceedings 03/2002; 34(1):306. · 1.00 Impact Factor
• Article: Management of the biliary complications associated with liver transplantation: 13 years of experience.

  V S Turrión, L G Alvira, M Jiménez, J L Lucena, J Nuño, F Pereira, E Vicente, J Ardaiz
  Transplantation Proceedings 10/1999; 31(6):2392-3. · 1.00 Impact Factor
• Article: Is the use of University of Wisconsin solution with prolonged ischemia time an option in clinical liver transplantation?

  J Nuño, V Cuervas-Mons, E Vicente, V Turrión, F Pereira, N P Mora, C Barrios, I Millán, J Ardaiz
  Transplantation Proceedings 09/1995; 27(4):2288-9. · 1.00 Impact Factor
• Article: Renal failure after liver transplantation: analysis of risk factors in 139 liver transplant recipients.

  J Nuño, V Cuervas-Mons, E Vicente, V Turrión, F Pereira, N P Mora, C Barrios, I Millán, J Ardaiz
  Transplantation Proceedings 09/1995; 27(4):2319-20. · 1.00 Impact Factor
• Article: Is liver transplantation an emergency or an elective surgical procedure? Analysis of risk factors related to early mortality in 139 liver transplant recipients.

  J Nuño, V Cuervas-Mons, E Vicente, V Turrión, F Pereira, N P Mora, C Barrios, I Millán, J Ardaiz
  Transplantation Proceedings 09/1995; 27(4):2321-2. · 1.00 Impact Factor
• Article: Prolonged graft cold ischemia: a risk factor for early bacterial and fungal infection in liver transplant recipients.

  J Nuño, V Cuervas-Mons, E Vicente, V Turrión, F Pereira, N P Mora, C Barrios, I Millán, J Ardaiz
  Transplantation Proceedings 09/1995; 27(4):2323-5. · 1.00 Impact Factor
• Article: Preservation of the recipient inferior vena cava in liver transplantation.

  F Pereira, J Herrera, N P Mora, J Nuño, V S Turrión, E Vicente, J Ardaiz
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  ABSTRACT: Twenty piggy-back (PB) liver transplantations (LT) were compared with 20 LT performed by the standard technique in order to evaluate whether or not the theoretical haemodynamic advantages of the preservation of the inferior vena cava (IVC) have any impact on the final results of the LT. Statistically significant differences were observed in the duration of the hepatectomy, which was longer for PB LT (192 min vs. 146 min), and in the duration of the anhepatic phase, which was shorter in that group (52 min vs. 76 min). There were no differences in the duration of the complete surgical procedure, consumption of blood products, incidence of postoperative acute renal failure, number of reoperations or survival.
  Transplant International 02/1994; 7 Suppl 1:S150-1. · 2.92 Impact Factor
• Article: Analysis of cytomegalovirus reactivation after liver transplantation in cytomegalovirus immunoglobulin G antibody seropositive patients prior to transplantation.

  V Cuervas-Mons, A Garrido, C Barrios, F Portero, A de la Loma, A Albillos, J Ardaiz, V S Turrión, N P Mora, J Herrera
  Transplantation Proceedings 09/1990; 22(4):1798-9. · 1.00 Impact Factor
• Article: [Hemoperitoneum secondary to acute cholecystitis in kidney transplant].

  M Díaz del Río Botas, F Pereira Pérez, J Herrera Cabezón, N Herrera Merino, P Matey, B Diéguez, V Sánchez Turrión, J Ardaiz
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  ABSTRACT: We present two cases of acute cholecystitis occurring more than two years after renal transplantation. The course of the acute event was complicated by the presence of hemobilia in one of the patients and severe hemoperitoneum in both patients. We comment the possible etiologic factors, the high efficiency of the diagnostic procedures and the importance of prompt cholecystectomy as the best treatment method.
  Revista espanola de enfermedades digestivas: organo oficial de la Sociedad Espanola de Patologia Digestiva 05/1990; 77(4):305-8. · 1.55 Impact Factor
• Article: [The pediatric liver transplant. The surgical aspects].

  J Vázquez, M Gámez, V Turrión, J Murcia, M L Santamaría, M C Díaz, J Ardaiz, C Camarena, A de la Vega, E de Vicente
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  ABSTRACT: The Liver Transplant Program was begun at "La Paz" Children's Hospital on January 1986 after a long period of experimental activities. This was the first experience in the Madrid Community. From January 1986 to June 1989 we made 32 orthotopic liver transplants in 25 patients, seven received a second graft and one them received a liver segment because the donor had a large liver. 114 patients were evaluated but only 84 were considered candidates for liver transplantation. The different diseases of the transplants were: biliary atresia (9), Alagille syndrome (4), deficit alpha 1-antitrypsin (3), autoimmune hepatitis (2), neonatal hepatitis (1), Byler disease (1), Wolman disease (1). absent bile ducts (1), Wilson disease (1). Surgical technique was the same that has been described by Starzl using Eurocollins and lactate Ringer. In the 100% we made multiorgan procurement, liver and kidneys, 7% with heart and two heart-lung with hypothermia. In one occasion the donor operation was done out of the country (RFA--Düsseldorf). We never used by-pass during anhepatic phase. Arterial reconstruction was done by end-to-end anastomosis and in five patients we used aortic graft. Our arterial thrombosis rate was 18%. In one patient the portal vein was atrophic and we used a femoral graft between superior mesenteric vein and donor portal vein. For biliary reconstruction we used Roux-en-Y with intraluminal stent in 18 cases and choledocho-choledochus anastomosis in seven cases. Four patients had biliary complications: two biliary fistulas secondary to arterial thrombosis, biliary stenosis and bowel perforation by the intraluminal stent.(ABSTRACT TRUNCATED AT 250 WORDS)
  Cirugía pediátrica: organo oficial de la Sociedad Española de Cirugía Pediátrica 02/1990; 3(1):8-12.
• Article: [Clarifications on an original paper on "Hepatic transplant", published last June in our No. 6-2 issue].

  J Ardaiz, C Barrios, V Cuervas-Mons, A Garrido, V Sánchez Turrión, J Vázquez, E de Vicente, A Albillos
  Revista española de las enfermedades del aparato digestivo 09/1989; 76(2):197-8.
• Article: [Aspects related to extraction and preservation in 60 cases of liver transplant].

  N P Mora, V S Turrión, F Pereira, J Herrera, J Murcia, J Vázquez, E De Vicente, J Ardaiz
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  ABSTRACT: Extraction and preservation are of special interest in any liver transplant program. The viability and correct early function of the graft are determinant factors of the success or failure of the transplant. Application of a restrictive criterion in the acceptance of donor livers has allowed us to achieve an optimal viability (96.7%) in our first 60 cases of liver transplant.
  Revista española de las enfermedades del aparato digestivo 03/1989; 75(2):119-22.
• Article: Relevance of donor liver selection and graft viability in a liver transplantation program.

  N P Mora, V S Turrión, F Pardo, F Pereira, J Herrera, J Ardaiz, P Olivares, J Murcia, J Vázquez, J A Cienfuegos
  Transplantation Proceedings 11/1988; 20(5):978-9. · 1.00 Impact Factor
• Article: Special operative events in the first case of liver grafting after heart transplantation.

  N P Mora, J A Cienfuegos, J Ardaiz, F Pardo, V S Turrión, F Pereira, J Herrera, J L Castillo Olivares, D Figuera
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  ABSTRACT: Combined heart-liver transplantation is the only therapeutic possibility for patients with familial hypercholesterolemia IIa. A 12-year-old boy with this metabolopathy underwent a double transplant in two steps (different donors). This original alternative was chosen to assure a safer procedure in this critical situation. Details of intraoperative events are described. Cholesterol and LDL decreased to physiologic levels after liver transplantation. The child's condition is optimal 1.5 years after surgery.
  Surgery 03/1988; 103(2):264-7. · 3.10 Impact Factor
• Article: Metabolic effects of liver replacement in homozygous familial hypercholesterolemia.

  J A Cienfuegos, F Pardo, V S Turrión, J Ardaiz, N P Mora, P Escartín, A Garrido, C Barrios, V Cuervas-Mons
  Transplantation Proceedings 11/1987; 19(5):3815-7. · 1.00 Impact Factor
• Article: [Anesthetic model in orthotopic transplant of the liver in the pig].

  F Berisa, J A Cienfuegos, N Pérez Mora, F J Tendillo, J Ardaiz, J L Castillo-Olivares, F Avello
  Revista espanola de anestesiologia y reanimacion 33(4):213-9.