Postoperative endoscopic surveillance of human living-donor small bowel transplantations

Figure 1 Rejection in the graft bowel 40 cm away from the ileostomy.

Figure 2 In the rejection of patient 1, we can see the linear ulcer paralleling with the mucosal plica.

Figure 3 Rejection in the graft segment 50 cm away from the stoma of patient 1.

Figure 4 Rejection in the graft bowel 70 cm away from the stoma in patient 1.

Figure 5 The mucosal edema abated and erosions healed 3 days after treatment. (patient 1).

Figure 6 Longitudinal oval- shaped shallow ulcers could be seen in the rejection 30 cm away from the stoma in patient 2.

Figure 8 80 d after operation, severe rejection was seen 10 cm away from the ileostomy of the patient 2.

Figure 9 In patient 2, new ulcers formed 109 days after operation, and severe edema could be seen in the mucosa.