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Mayo Clinic Q&A: Living kidney donation may be option for those with Type 2 diabetes
DEAR MAYO CLINIC: I was surprised to learn that even though I have Type 2 diabetes, I possibly could be a candidate to donate a kidney to my husband who has end-stage kidney disease. Would donating a kidney be safe for me and my husband? I thought diabetes could cause kidney failure. ANSWER: Thank you for considering the gift of life through organ donation. I am wishing all the best to you and your husband. You are correct; diabetes is the top cause of kidney failure.
Dual Donor-Derived Renal Allograft Mucormycosis From a Single Deceased Donor
Abbreviations and Acronyms: HD (hospital day) Mucormycosis is a rare but potentially fatal fungal infection caused by fungi of the order Mucorales. 1 Kuy S. He C. Cronin 2nd, D.C. Renal mucormycosis: a rare and potentially lethal complication of kidney transplantation. Case Rep Transplant. 2013915423 Immunosuppressed patients, including solid organ transplant recipients, are especially vulnerable. 1 Kuy S. He C.
Living kidney donation may be option for those with Type 2 diabetes - Tribune Content Agency
DEAR MAYO CLINIC: I was surprised to learn that even though I have Type 2 diabetes, I possibly could be a candidate to donate a kidney to my husband who has end-stage kidney disease. Would donating a kidney be safe for me and my husband? I thought diabetes could cause kidney failure. ANSWER: Thank you for considering the gift of life through organ donation. I am wishing all the best to you and your husband.
Acute Kidney Injury Risk in Liver Transplant Recipients Is Associated with Low Mean Arterial Pressure
Acute kidney injury (AKI) is a common complication following liver transplantation and can have a negative impact on immediate and long-term transplant outcomes (1). Studies focusing on defining the risk and pathophysiology of AKI are critical to developing interventions to modify the incidence of AKI in this high-risk population. In their recent work, Caragata et al.
Kidney Structural Features from Living Donors Predict Graft Failure in the Recipient
The quality of a kidney obtained from a living donor is often inferred from the donor's age, risk factors, and kidney function. Little is known about the influence of a donated kidney's structural features on the risk of death-censored graft failure in the recipient.
Kidney Structural Features from Living Donors Predict Graft Failure in the Recipient
The quality of a kidney obtained from a living donor is often inferred from the donor's age, risk factors, and kidney function. Little is known about the influence of a donated kidney's structural features on the risk of death-censored graft failure in the recipient.
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