...Hannah Craven; Helen Erlandsson; Dagmara McGuinness; David H. McGuinness; Denise Mafra; Umer Zeeshan Ijaz; Peter Bergman; Paul G. Shiels; Peter Stenvinkel Dialysis and kidney transplantation (Ktx) mitigate some of the physiological deficits in chronic kidney disease (CKD), but it remains...

...Xiaohong Xiang; Guie Dong; Jiefu Zhu; Gang Zhang; Zheng Dong Cold storage/rewarming is an inevitable process for kidney transplantation from deceased donors, which correlates closely with renal ischemia–reperfusion injury (IRI) and the occurrence of delayed graft function. Histone deacetylases...

...Chuanjian Suo; Zeping Gui; Zijie Wang; Jiajun Zhou; Ming Zheng; Hao Chen; Shuang Fei; Min Gu; Ruoyun Tan Chronic allograft dysfunction is a major cause of late graft failure after kidney transplantation. One of the histological changes is interstitial fibrosis, which is associated with epithelial...

...-month protocol biopsies without a history of previous rejection were included. For a training set, 18 patients undergoing kidney transplantation at the Prague-based Institute for Clinical and Experimental Medicine (IKEM) from 2009 to 2014, with eIV ( n =6), TCMRV ( n =4), or normal histology ( n =8...

... transplantations. Three large double-blind randomized trials in kidney transplant recipients [ 1 – 3 ] have shown that addition of MMF to cyclosporin and steroids results in a decrease of acute rejection episodes in the first few months following transplantation when compared with AZA-treated patients...

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... of chronic graft dysfunction. INTRODUCTION Chronic transplant nephropathy is the most common cause of graft loss in renal transplantation [1]. Despite Key words : chronic graft dysfunction, endothelin-1, endothelin-converting enzyme, kidney transplantation. Abbreviations : ET, endothelin ; u, urinary; p...

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... blood pressure, plasma- renin concentration and renal function were measured regularly in recipients of an allogeneic kidney transplant that had previously undergone active immunological enhancement. 3. Transplant recipients on a normal diet showed a rise in systolic blood pressure during the second...

...M. H. De Keijzer; A. P. Provoost; M. Van Aken; I. M. Weyma; W. J. Kort; E. D. Wolff; J. C. Molenaar 1. A model was developed to study post-transplant hypertension after allogeneic kidney transplantation between two inbred normotensive rat strains. Prolongation of graft survival was achieved...