Risk Factors for Contrast-Induced AKI in Transplant Patients ID’d
Risk factors include impaired renal function and inadequate hydration prior to contrast exposure.
Risk factors include impaired renal function and inadequate hydration prior to contrast exposure.
Angioplasty plus stenting is associated with less residual stenosis and a lower restenosis rate compared with angioplasty alone.
Researchers report that matching deceased kidney donors and kidney recipients by cytomegalovirus serostatus optimizes high- and low-risk profiles.
Five-year graft survival rates among recipients of kidneys from living donors increased from 76.6% in 1985-1894 to 85.4% in 2009-2015.
The adjusted 5-year risk of insulin use following donation is 5 times higher among obese vs normal weight donors.
In a study of renal transplant patients who received ureteral stents, ciprofloxacin did not lower the incidence of UTI compared with SMX-TMP.