Combined kidney pancreas trasplant (PKT) in diabetes mellitus type 1 (DM1) patients with end stage renal disease, has proven to be an effective therapy to reach normoglicemia stability, with the consequent reduction of diabetes chronic complications an improvement in life expectancy and Quality of Life. Currently in selected cases of type 2 diabetes mellitus (DM2) patients with terminal nephropathy it has been proposed pancreas transplantation (PT) as an effective alternative. The results have been comparable between DM1 and DM2 patients. Patients who develop end stage renal disease secondary to type 1 or 2 DM, insulin dependent, non obese, should be considered for PKT. Clínica Las Condes has one of the mayor experience in Chile, in PKT, with comparable results to centers of great importance of International Level. Objective: To show the situation of Pancreas Transplantation and its different modalities in the world. Also to show the experience in PKT at Clinica Las Condes, in 10 years patient's survival, in pancreas and kidney graft survival and complications and the surgical techniques. Method: Information collected from 16 patients undergoing PKT at Clinica Las Condes between 1994-2014, analyzing the variables with descriptive statistics. Results: Of the 16 patients, 9 were men, average age 38.7 years at transplant time; the average time of diabetes was 23.5+/-7.3 years. All pancreatic grafts were term-terminal to anastomosed the right iliac common vessels and duodenum was anastomosed is 8 cases to the bladder and in the last 8 to the ileum. Patient survival at 10 years was 81%, pancreatic graft 82% and 65% renal graft. The most relevant postoperative complication was sepsis, killing two patients. The immune complications were presented in eight patients. It was acute rejection, being managed with steroid therapy or thymoglobuline.