A case of cervical cancer after living kidney transplantation underwent laparoscopic radical hysterectomy using luminescent urethral catheters (Infrared illumination system)
Abstract:Approximately 1,700 cases of renal transplantation are performed annually, and various diseases may occur due to longterm internal use of postoperative immunosuppressants. We experienced a case of cervical cancer, which is thought to be human papillomavirus (HPV)-related after a living kidney transplantation, underwent laparoscopic radical hysterectomy.A 42-year-old woman underwent living kidney transplantation at the age of 30 years. An increase of CA19-9 was recognized during the follow-up after transplantat… Show more
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