2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.transproceed.2018.03.119
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Do Anatomical Anomalies Affect the Results of Living Donor Kidney Transplantation?

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“…8,9,[22][23][24][25] One study of 60 living donor transplants (25 multi-artery) in Poland found no difference in DGF or 1-year creatinine between living donor allografts with one versus multiple arteries, results that were similar to an earlier study of 510 transplants (117 multi-artery) in the United States that showed no difference in DGF, vascular/urologic complications, or graft survival. 22,23 However, the applicability of these data to deceased donor kidney decision making is not clear given differences in donor age/comorbidities, cold ischemia time, and vessel quality.In two series with 43 and 62 kidneys with 3 or more renal arteries, these kidneys experienced higher rates of DGF as well as vascular and urologic complications-albeit similar allograft function at one year-suspected to be in part due to longer warm and cold ischemia time observed. 8,24 Although we did not find an impact of ≥3 arteries on any early post-transplant outcomes, a small number of events limits the power of these analyses.…”
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confidence: 63%
“…8,9,[22][23][24][25] One study of 60 living donor transplants (25 multi-artery) in Poland found no difference in DGF or 1-year creatinine between living donor allografts with one versus multiple arteries, results that were similar to an earlier study of 510 transplants (117 multi-artery) in the United States that showed no difference in DGF, vascular/urologic complications, or graft survival. 22,23 However, the applicability of these data to deceased donor kidney decision making is not clear given differences in donor age/comorbidities, cold ischemia time, and vessel quality.In two series with 43 and 62 kidneys with 3 or more renal arteries, these kidneys experienced higher rates of DGF as well as vascular and urologic complications-albeit similar allograft function at one year-suspected to be in part due to longer warm and cold ischemia time observed. 8,24 Although we did not find an impact of ≥3 arteries on any early post-transplant outcomes, a small number of events limits the power of these analyses.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 63%
“…Ésta se observa de 18 a 30% en la población. 11,12 Se ha identificado que esta variante vascular está presente en el riñón derecho hasta en 90% de los casos de multiplicidad arterial. 12,14 Por este motivo, y debido a una mayor longitud de la vena Tabla 3: Supervivencia del receptor y del injerto renal al año y a los cinco años.…”
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“…Durante el transoperatorio, las complicaciones más comúnmente asociadas con el uso de estos injertos son: mayor tiempo quirúrgico requerido para la reparación vascular y mayor riesgo elevado de sangrado. 5,11 En el postoperatorio, las posibles complicaciones que se pueden presentar son: un tiempo de hospitalización prolongado, la infección de la herida quirúrgica y el retraso en la función del injerto, lo que puede inducir a la necesidad de un reemplazo renal mediante hemodiálisis. 5…”
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