transfusion. The incidence of complications, adequacy of biopsy sample as per the Banff criteria and need for hopitalization in day care group were analyzed. Results: There was no difference in adequacy of the sample size between the two groups. Minor complications including visible hematuria, perinephric hematoma and pain needing analgesia were similar in two groups(2.4% in hospitalized and 2.1% in day care patients). No major complications were observed in day care patients. Perinephric collection requiring blood product transfusion was observed in two patients in hospitalization group. One patient needed hospitalization after biopsy in view of increasing pain needing prolonged analgesia. Conclusions: Allograft renal biopsy can be done safely as day care procedure by an experienced nephrologist.
with TRRX was 32.85 AE 0.59 and NRT 45 AE 8.03 compared with 40.6 AE 8.95 in healthy subjects. The proportion of FOXP3 in TRRX was 34.4 AE 4.7, TRN 7.96 AE 1.2 with 50.2 of the healthy subjects. Conclusions: The cytometry flow is able to find differences between patients with TRRX, NRT and healthy patients, however it follows that the inducible Co-stimulation pathway (ICOS) measured by peripheral cytometry blood flow does not have the ability to discriminate among a population without renal rejection of another population with rejection events.The low level of the proportion of FOXP3 in patients with normal transplantation can be associated with a risk of presenting a rejection event.
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