The association of acute rejection vs recurrent glomerular disease with graft outcomes after kidney transplantation.
The association of acute rejection vs recurrent glomerular disease with graft outcomes after kidney transplantation.
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急性排斥反应与复发性肾小球疾病与肾移植后移植结果的关系。
DOI:
10.1111/ctr.13738
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
2.1
通讯作者:
Panzer,SarahE
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作者:
Singh,Tripti;Astor,BradC;Zhong,Weixiong;Mandelbrot,DidierA;Maursetter,Laura;Panzer,SarahE
BackgroundIt has been shown that glomerulonephritis (GN) recurrence affects graft survival more than acute rejection. Thus, we assessed allograft survival after biopsy‐confirmed diagnosis of acute rejection or recurrent GN in current era of immunosuppression.MethodsAllograft survival following a biopsy diagnosis of acute rejection or recurrent GN was determined in adult kidney transplant recipients from 1994 to 2013. A total of 306 patients (35%) with IgA, 298 (35%) with FSGS, 177 (21%) with lupus nephritis, and 81 (9%) with membranous nephropathy were followed for a median of 6.3 years.ResultsAmong the 862 transplant recipients with primary GN, allograft loss was similar following a biopsy diagnosis of acute rejection or recurrent glomerular disease (11.5 vs 14.2/100 person‐years,P= .15). Differences in allograft survival emerged after 2.5 years following recurrent disease, with significantly higher graft failure in patients with FSGS, MN, or LN compared with IgA after recurrence of disease (16.7 vs 7.5/100 person‐years,P= .05). The advantage in allograft survival for IgA patients did not achieve significance after acute rejection (P= .10 for IgA vs FSGS, MN, and LN).ConclusionsAllograft survival was similar after disease recurrence or acute rejection after kidney transplant in patients with ESRD due to GN.