[PDF] Top 20 Factors determining short term graft function in Renal Transplant Recipients.

... poor graft survival. Non immunologic factors of both donor and recipient variables have been widely discussed as risk factors for long-term graft ...affect graft survival. In the ... See full document

... and recipients with AS are ...kidney function and did not show proteinuria or ...and recipients are carefully ...and graft outcomes is the occurrence of anti-GBM ...induces graft ... See full document

... Renal transplant recipients had a high prevalence of vitamin D deficiency versus controls ...of renal allograft dysfunction (causing loss of renal tubular CYP27B1), raised serum ... See full document

... This study presents some intriguing findings in patients with long-term functioning renal transplants. Older age represents the strongest risk factor for cardiovascular events. Although NODAT is a ... See full document

... medical factors considered to be associated with the efficacy of renal ...many recipients had either stopped or had reduced their steroid dose, which is mostly prescribed in the first year after ... See full document

... functioning graft for at least one year were eligible. Multi-organ transplant patients before or simultaneously with their kidney transplant were ...the Short Form-36 Health Survey (SF-36) ... See full document

... or graft function. Multiple other factors play a ...post- transplant, concomitant immunosuppression in the form of antibody induction therapy, mycophenolate, and high dose corticosteroid is ... See full document

... In addition, recent studies have been advocated to dissect the role of cytokines in allograft rejection and long-term allo- graft outcomes. For example, there is evi- dence showing that the ratio of IFN- ... See full document

... post transplant period mostly in the first three ...distal transplant ureteral ischemia or due to surgical factors like ureteroneocystostomy techniques and poor graft ...delayed graft ... See full document

... kidney function and co-morbid medical con- ditions, psychosocial problems, psychiatric and neuro- logical disturbances, lifestyle, diet, environmental factors and ...contributing factors, the most ... See full document

... heart graft survival (>100 days) with normal ...Tolerant recipients exhibited neither intragraft nor circulating DSA, but demonstrated significantly higher frequencies of both tolerogenic dendritic cells ... See full document

... on graft and patient sur- vival is debated. While short term mortality was low, we found that hospitalisation for pyelonephritis in RTx re- cipients was associated with persistent increased risk of ... See full document

... influence graft function. Psychosocial factors that were associated with noncom- pliance included insufficient family support, low self- awareness caused by poor cognitive abilities, and ... See full document

... in graft survival are seen only with respect to one year graft survival , but even now the rate of chronic graft loss after the one year remains somewhat high in spite of all the innovations made in ... See full document

... risk factors such as angiography. Twenty-four to 33% of patients with renal cholesterol- crystal embolism develop ESRD [9, ...altering renal function [7]. Given the detrimental effect of CCE ... See full document

... Results: Bioinformatics/statistical analysis showed that 15 pathways (8 up-regulated and 7 down-regulated) and 11 pathways (5 up-regulated and 6 down-regulated) were able to identify DGF patients at T0 and T24, ... See full document

... kidney transplant might ...for renal transplant recipients and depict results for the optimal treatment plan for a simulated transplant ...of renal transplant ... See full document

... in renal transplant recipients were identified in 123 articles published from 1970 to 2015 (Additional file ...in renal transplant recipients was increasing during the study ... See full document

... end-stage renal disease because of the presence of anemia, shortened red blood cell survival, and assay interferences from ...severe renal impairment ... See full document

... Six months has been suggested as the optimal duration of PJP prophylaxis post-transplant, as it correlates with the esti- mated median incubation period of PJP (53 days with a range of 7–188 days) [55]. Without ... See full document