Due to its behavior as a critical-dose drug, therapeutic monitoring to measure sirolimus concentrations by a LC/UV method may provide clinicians with a tool to optimize outcomes.
A number of potentially modifiable risk factors independently increase the incidence of wound complications among renal transplant recipients receiving sirolimus-based immunosuppression de novo.
These data suggest that, after a negative donor-specific IgG-AHG XM, an IgG-positive FCXM is not a contraindication to transplantation. The presence of IgM may be beneficial in reducing the occurrence of rejection episodes and improving graft survivals.
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