Kidney transplantation
Comparison of results of combined liver kidney transplantation vs isolated liver transplantation
... study is that Child-Pugh was different between groups. This is likely explained by the fact that the presence of cirrhosis is currently considered a con- traindication for isolated kidney transplantation ...
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Aging Kidney Transplantation
... that kidney transplant senescence could contribute to graft ...aged kidney, making it more susceptible to ischemia, reperfusion, toxic injury, and consequently, to ...
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TítuloClinical Characteristics and Long term outcomes of patients undergoing combined heart kidney transplantation: a single center experience
... of kidney transplant surgery (infection and ...donor kidney graft is exposed to reperfusion under conditions of possible hemodynamic instability and low perfusion pressure in addition to high doses of ...
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Simultaneous liver and kidney transplantation in elderly patients: Outcomes and validation of a clinical risk score for patient selection
... SLK transplantation in the present data set are a selected cohort who had favorable evaluation in all of the above based factors that are not captured in the SRTR ...
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Hepatitis E virus serum antibodies and RNA prevalence in patients evaluated for heart and kidney transplantation
... after transplantation and the prob- ability of detecting HEV RNA in a small number of non- immunosuppressed candidates for SOT is quite low and does not predict the outcome or the possible complica- tions after ...
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Chronic kidney disease and the aging population
... with kidney failure, as compared to similar patients who remain on the transplant waiting list (Table ...with kidney transplantation (re- gardless of donor type) are res- tricted to those with ...
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Anticuerpos contra el receptor 1 de angiotensina II pretrasplante: un factor de riesgo para la disminucin de la funcin del injerto en el periodo postrasplante temprano?
... Angiotensin II type 1 receptor antibodies (AT 1 Rab) are asso- ciated to a significantly lower graft survival and a higher risk of acute rejection after kidney transplantation. This study ai- med to ...
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Salud renal y salud en la mujer: Una oportunidad para mejorar las condiciones de las generaciones actuales y futuras
... of transplantation between sexes, especially in the low and middle-income countries and ...in transplantation because employment and income status is usually associated with better healthcare insurance ...
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Trasplante doble en una paciente con mieloma mltiple: mdula sea y rin
... the kidney transplantation was decided to be done after the possible kidney injury induced by chemotherapy and immunosuppression, as reported on a similar case by Beitinjaneh et al ...
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Assessment of human cytomegalovirus (HCMV)- specific memory T and B-cell responses as predictors of HCMV infection after kidney transplantion
... 137 kidney transplant recipients either receiving routine prophy- laxis (n ¼ 39) or preemptive treatment (n ¼ ...before transplantation may be useful for predicting posttrans- plant risk of CMV infection, ...
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Roles of Donor/Recipient Body Surface Area Ratio and Donor Kidney Glomerular Filtration Rate in Kidney Selection for Living Transplantation from Family Members
... living kidney transplants. We studied the roles of donor kidney glomerular filtration rate (GFR) and donor/recipient body surface area (BSA) ratio in kidney selection for living ...
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Calidad de vida relacionada con la salud en pacientes sometidos a trasplante renal
... simultaneous kidney/pancreas transplantation (KPT) confers a better QOL than kidney transplantation alone with subcutaneous insulin ...after transplantation in both ...
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Hepatitis C and liver transplantation
... Recurrent HCV infection is universal leading to liver failure in a significant proportion of patients. The time course over which this progression occurs is shorter than in the immunocompetent population. As the disease ...
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Post liver transplantation medical complications
... Biliary complications are considered the Achilles’ heel of liver transplantation, particularly in the setting of live donor liver transplantation. While interventional ra- diology and/or endoscopy may solve ...
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Advantages of non cryopreserved autologous hematopoietic stem cell transplantation against a cryopreserved strategy
... Our transplantation program started in January 2015 a non-CRYO model in patients with MM and LYMPH in order to avoid a possible DMSO toxicity and cryopre- servation costs; the preliminary information from this ...
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Comportamiento de la Enfermedad Renal Crnica en la Atencin Primaria de Salud Cuba, 2017
... The earliest stages of CKD (stages 1 and 2), are the most important in face of the absence of significant alteration of the serum creatinine in spite of the risk of renal dysfunction. These stages are identified by the ...
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Spanish modified version of the palliative care outcome scale-symptoms renal: cross-cultural adaptation and validation.
... The concurrent criterion-related validity analysis with the MSAS-SF was supported by a strong correlation with factor 1 and total score, and a fair correlation with factor 2, which provides support for evidence that the ...
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Towards speaking style transplantation in speech synthesis
... valid transplantation technique because these methods do not keep the identity of the target speaker, even if the perceived adequacy is comparable between the 5 proposed systems (table ...between ...
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Sheathless CE MS based metabolic profiling of kidney tissue section samples from a mouse model of Polycystic Kidney Disease
... biochemical mechanisms of the disease, providing information which would be impossible to get from the obser- vational human studies only. The trend towards a more responsible use of the laboratory animals stimulates the ...
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TítuloThe international prevalence and variability of nonadherence to the nonpharmacologic treatment regimen after heart transplantation: findings from the cross‐sectional BRIGHT study
... The third highest nonadherence prevalence was for diet (37.8%). Poor dietary habits, for example, high caloric intake, can lead to overweight and obesity, which increase the burden of chronic illness in the general ...
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