Long-term outlook for renal transplant recipients with one-year function. "Doctor, what are my chances"?
Long-term outlook for renal transplant recipients with one-year function. "Doctor, what are my chances"?
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具有一年功能的肾移植受者的长期前景。
DOI:
10.1097/00007890-199101000-00018
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发表时间:
1991
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影响因子:
6.2
通讯作者:
Najarian,JS
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作者:
Fischel,RJ;Payne,WD;Gillingham,KJ;Dunn,DL;Sutherland,DE;Matas,AJ;Najarian,JS
Patients with renal transplants that survive the first year often ask about the chance of long-term function. We studied 1850 patients with primary transplants from June 7, 1963 to September 1, 1988 who had graft survival of greater than 1 year. Patients were grouped by donor type, diabetic status, and whether or not they received cyclosporine (CsA). Half-life (T1/2) was used to compare long-term survival rates. We determined the long-term graft survival inclusive and exclusive of death with function (DwF) in order to study all patients and to direct attention to immunologic losses. Pre-CsA, DwF was the major cause of graft loss in each cohort. Cause of DwF was cardiovascular (49%), infection (26%), and cancer (14%). The percentage of patients experiencing DwF was much higher in the pre-CsA group vs. the CsA group: HLA-identical living related donor, 16% vs. 3%; non-HLA-identical LRD, 22% vs. 5%; and cadaver donors, 26% vs. 11%.