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Peritoneal Tissue Repair Cells

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The function of two types of cells (peritoneal leukocytes and tissue repair cells [TRC] or mesothelial cells) in the repair of peritoneal injury has been extensively studied. The contribution of these cells to the process of peritoneal repair and studies on the functional alterations of these cells following surgical trauma and exposure to various growth factors are reviewed as part of this chapter.

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