Kidney donors
Investigation of the physical and psychosocial outcomes after living kidney donation - a multicenter cohort study (SoLKiD - Safety of Living Kidney Donors)
... living kidney donors during a 12-months course after donor nephrectomy in a prospective multicenter ...one kidney from a healthy ...female donors [7– ...of donors develop it after ...
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ATTENDANCE AND INSTITUTIONAL FACILITIES OF LONG-TERM KIDNEY DONORS FOLLOW-UP
... living kidney donors do not suffer from any reduction in their QoL (18, 19), or an increase in mortality rate (20-22), compared to non-donors who are in the control ...living donors in the ...
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Interviews of living kidney donors to assess donation-related concerns and information-gathering practices
... living kidney donors who contact our center have several educational experiences to ensure they understand the risks, benefits, and process of living kidney ...living donors have a phone call ...
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Spouses Who Donate Seem to Be the Winners – A Questionnaire Study of Kidney Donors Long Term
... donor kidney transplantations have been performed at Sahlgrenska University Hospital in Goth- enburg, Sweden since ...living kidney donor’s long-term experiences of the ...living donors throughout ...
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THE IMPORTANCE OF LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP VISITS FOR KIDNEY DONORS
... that kidney donors’ QoL is not lower than their counterparts from the general public or from healthy individuals who would be eligible for kidney donation ...after kidney donation, all-cause ...
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Identifying Potential Kidney Donors Among Newborns Undergoing Circulatory Determination of Death
... for kidney transplantation and the number of available organs has led to the emergence of en bloc kidney transplants from infant donors as an innovative option that adds to the donor ...bloc ...
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Anxiety, depression, and regret of donation in living kidney donors
... Anxiety and mood disorders affect 18.1 and 9.5% of US adults per year, and have been associated with higher rates of disability, non-compliance, acute illness, exacerbations of chronic illness, and even death [1 – 6]. ...
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Measured and estimated glomerular filtration rates in voluntary kidney donors - before and after nephrectomy.
... Studies have been performed to look at the applicability of estimations using creatinine based equations. One such study by Mahajan et al 68 looked at 173 voluntary kidney donors. The predictive ...
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A comparison of the effects of oral vs. intravenous hydration on subclinical acute kidney injury in living kidney donors: a protocol of a randomised controlled trial
... living kidney donation is some associated additional donor risk ...that kidney donation does not affect mortality [13] but a recent prospective observational study by Mjøen et ...comparing kidney ...
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Long term metabolic and renal outcomes of kidney donors compared to controls with excellent kidney function
... of kidney donors to the general population or to matched controls, which were selected from na- tional or local registries or from medical claims ...for kidney do- nors, including specifically superb ...
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'It seemed churlish not to': How living non-directed kidney donors construct their altruism
... Our objective was to explore how prospective altruistic kidney donors construct their decision to donate. Using a qualitative design and biographical-narrative semi- structured interviews, we aimed to ...
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"pp65 antigenemia and real time polymerase chain reaction (PCR) based study to determine the prevalence of human cytomegalovirus (HCMV) in kidney donors and recipients with follow up studies "
... disease by sensitive methods. In recent years, owing to an increase in the antiviral prophylaxis, there has been a decline in reduction in morbidity and mortality caused by this virus [5]. Since unwanted exposure to ...
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A Study of Voluntary Kidney Donors: Post Transplant
... the donors studied was 49 ...on donors from India by Guleria et ...shown kidney donors live a longer and healthier life than the general population, in a Swedish study 55 ...renal ...
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<p>Dietary Supplement Use in Live Kidney Donors and Recipients</p>
... Only 111/217 (51%) KTRs had a preoperative visit encounter documented in the chart as completed by a pharmacist during the study period, and therefore 106 were excluded. Of the included KTRs, the average age was 46 (SD ...
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Risk of kidney stones in living kidney donors: A matched cohort study
... one kidney might receive surgical intervention for a stone more frequently than a non-donor with two kidneys presenting with a ...that donors with stones might be more likely to present to ...1) ...
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Cancer transmission risk from kidney donors with a history of breast cancer: a systematic review
... Organ donors with a history of breast cancer are classified as non-eligible because of their risk of transmitting cancer to the recipient, even many years after curative ...include donors with a history of ...
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Pre-donation cognitions of potential living organ donors: The development of the Donation Cognition Instrument (DCI) in potential kidney donors
... Most of the limited knowledge on pre-donation cognitions of potential donors is based on qualitative research by means of focus groups or interviews (23) or retrospective assessments (24). Also, some ...
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Long-term, self-reported health outcomes in kidney donors
... erly donors are frequently ...elderly donors [7, ...older donors in the ...elderly donors in our study also scored higher than the elderly participants (more than 70 years) in the Norwegian ...
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Effect of a reduction in glomerular filtration rate after nephrectomy on arterial stiffness and central hemodynamics: rationale and design of the EARNEST study
... acute kidney injury, ” with an immediate 50% reduction in GFR followed by an improvement related to hypertrophy in the remaining kidney — but only to 60% to 70% of ...of donors after nephrectomy ...
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Clinicopathologic Profile and Outcome of Adult Patients with Asymptomatic Urinary Abnormalities at National Kindey and Transplant Institute
... of kidney biopsy among prospective kidney donors with AUA showed that TBMD was the most common cause of asymptomatic persistent microscopic hematuria followed by mild mesangiopathy, IgAN, focal ...
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