Adjuvant Radiation Therapy Underused in High-Risk PCa Patients
Only 7.4% of patients receive ART after radical prostatectomy despite the presence of adverse pathologic features, study shows.
Only 7.4% of patients receive ART after radical prostatectomy despite the presence of adverse pathologic features, study shows.
Only 50% of patients adhered to their treatment regimen, with adherence rates varying by sex and geographic region.
Patients discharged with home health or to a skilled nursing facility also were more likely to be readmitted.
At the end of a 22-year study period, the 1- and 3-year risk of graft loss did not differs significantly between black and white recipients.
A 30% decline in eGFR between 1 and 3 years post-transplant is associated with an increased risk of all-cause graft loss and patient death.
Study of renal transplant patients also shows that proton pump inhibitors are associated with increased arterial stiffness.
Recipients of diabetic donor kidneys—especially diabetic recipients—are at increased risk of graft loss and death.
Recipients of AKI kidneys have patient and graft survival rates similar to those of recipients of non-AKI kidneys.
Kidney recipients who lost the most weight prior to transplantation had a 25% decreased risk versus those with the most weight gain.
Recipients aged 65 years and older who receive kidneys from donors in the same age group have a higher risk of death and delayed graft function.