Donation after cardiac death liver transplantation is associated with increased risk of end-stage renal disease.
Donation after cardiac death liver transplantation is associated with increased risk of end-stage renal disease.
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心脏死亡后的肝移植捐赠与终末期肾病的风险增加有关。
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10.1111/tri.12409
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2014
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Abt,PeterL
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Ruebner,RebeccaL;Reese,PeterP;Abt,PeterL
Limited organ supply has led to greater use of liver allografts with higher donor risk indices (DRI) and/or donated after cardiac death (DCD). DCD status is associated with acute kidney injury after liver transplantation; however, less is known about the association between donor quality and end‐stage renal disease (ESRD). Using SRTR data, we assembled a cohort of liver transplant recipients from 2/2002 to 12/2010. We fit multivariable Cox regression models for ESRD. Model 1 included total DRI; model 2 included components of DRI, including DCD, as separate variables. Forty thousand four hundred and sixty‐three liver transplant recipients were included. Median DRI was 1.40 (IQR 1.14, 1.72); 1822 (5%) received DCD livers. During median follow‐up of 3.93 years, ESRD occurred in 2008 (5%) and death in 11 075 (27%) subjects. There was a stepwise increase in ESRD risk with higher DRI (DRI ≥1.14 and <1.40: HR 1.17,P= 0.06; DRI ≥1.40 and <1.72: HR 1.29,P= 0.003; DRI ≥1.72: HR 1.39,P< 0.001, compared with DRI <1.14). Adjusting for DRI components separately, DCD status was most strongly associated with ESRD (HR 1.40,P= 0.008). Higher DRI is associated with ESRD after liver transplantation, driven in part by DCD status. Donor quality is an important predictor of long‐term renal outcomes in liver transplant recipients.