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Study: New protocol improves survival rate for intestinal transplant patients.

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Byline: Alana Semuels

Dec. 13--Michael Strickler has no recollection of what happened after the car he was riding in became airborne and crashed into a tree in July 2001. He woke up in a hospital bed after sustaining severe trauma and internal bleeding. He had lost his gall bladder, spleen and appendix.

Given less than a 1 percent chance of surviving, Strickler was moved from the hospital in his native Latrobe to the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. In September 2001, he received a small intestine, stomach, pancreas and duodenum transplant. Three years later, he's still going strong.

Strickler is one of the first patients to participate in a…

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