Patient and graft survival in amputated versus nonamputated diabetic primary renal allograft recipients.
Patient and graft survival in amputated versus nonamputated diabetic primary renal allograft recipients.
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截肢与非截肢糖尿病原发肾同种异体移植受者的患者和移植物存活率。
DOI:
10.1097/00007890-198112000-00010
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发表时间:
1981
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影响因子:
6.2
通讯作者:
Najarian,JS
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作者:
Peters,C;Sutherland,DE;Simmons,RL;Fryd,DS;Najarian,JS
Between September 23, 1968 and March 22, 1980, primary renal allografts were performed in 373 uremic patients with insulin-dependent diabetes. After transplantation 65 of the diabetic patients (17%) underwent 151 amputations involving at least a digit or a limb. The lower extremity was involved in 72% of the amputations. Twenty-four patients had only one procedure, while 41 required multiple procedures. Mean interval from transplantation to first amputation was 25.2× 2.4 (SE) months. Patient and graft loss (perioperative risk) in the first 3 months after amputation was 13%.