Health-Related Quality of Life After Kidney Transplantation in Comparison Intermittent Hemodialysis, Peritoneal Dialysis, and Normal Controls

Ogutmen, Betul; Yıldırım, Ahmet; Sever, Mehmet Şükrü; Bozfakioğlu, Semra; Ataman, Rezzan; Erek, Ekrem; Çetin, Orkun; Emel, A.

doi:10.1016/j.transproceed.2006.01.016

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“…Kidney transplantation improves quality of life and saves lives compared with other alternatives for renal replacement therapy in the uremic patient (1)(2)(3). Each year more patients are being listed for transplantation, with only a moderate increase in the number of deceased donors.…”

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Differential Outcomes of Expanded-Criteria Donor Renal Allografts According to Recipient Age

Mezrich

Pirsch

Fernández

et al. 2012

Clinical Journal of the American Society of Nephrology

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SummaryBackground and objectives Expanded-criteria donor (ECD) kidneys are used to expand the number of deceased-donor kidney transplants, often for elderly recipients. This study sought to determine whether older recipients had significantly worse outcomes from receiving ECD kidneys and whether outcomes of ECD versus standard-criteria donor (SCD) kidneys differed in younger recipients.Design, setting, participants, & measurements This is a single-center, retrospective review of all primary deceased-donor kidney transplantations performed between 2000 and 2005. Group 1 consisted of patients $60 years of age (n=189) who received an ECD (n=96) or an SCD (n=93) kidney. Group 2 consisted of patients 40-59 years of age (n=370) who received an ECD (n=105) or an SCD (n=265) kidney.Results Older recipients (group 1) who received ECD kidneys demonstrated significantly shortened 5-year actuarial patient and graft survival rates compared with older recipients of SCD allografts. Group 1 ECD recipients also had significantly worse outcomes than younger (group 2) ECD recipients. In multivariate analysis, ECD kidneys remained an independent predictor of poorer outcome in group 1.Conclusions Morbidity and mortality were increased in elderly recipients of ECD kidneys. These findings may have implications in kidney allocation policy developments that encourage placement of ECD kidneys for older recipients.

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Differential Outcomes of Expanded-Criteria Donor Renal Allografts According to Recipient Age

Mezrich

Pirsch

Fernández

et al. 2012

Clinical Journal of the American Society of Nephrology

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“…Este hallazgo también se observó en un estudio realizado en Turquía en 2006, donde los hombres presentaron una mejor calidad de vida (2) . Otra investigación realizada en Chile en el año 2005 con 270 pacientes en hemodiálisis concluyó que las mujeres, respecto a los hombres, valoraban peor su calidad de vida en todas las circunstancias (25) .…”

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“…Además, es una patología progresiva y silenciosa, cuya manifestación de sus síntomas se da en etapas avanzadas (1) . Es en el estadio cinco de la ERC cuando el paciente requiere una terapia renal sustitutiva como la diálisis o el trasplante renal, esta última considerada la mejor porque prolonga la supervivencia de los pacientes, reduce la morbilidad, mejora la calidad de vida, facilita una rápida rehabilitación social y médica, y disminuye los costos asociados a la asistencia médica del tratamiento (2,3) .…”

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Calidad de vida en pacientes trasplantados renales de una institución prestadora de servicios de salud en Medellín, Colombia

Hincapie¹,

Becoche²,

Zapata³

2017

Rev. Univ. salud

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Calidad de vida en pacientes trasplantados renales de una institución prestadora de servicios de salud en Medellín, ColombiaQuality of life in transplanted renal that consulted in an institution of health in Medellin, Colombia AbstractIntroduction: Renal transplantation performed on patients with chronic renal disease (CRD) stage five, is an alternative treatment that prolongs survival, reduces morbidity, accelerate social and medical rehabilitation. However it is necessary to carry out studies to evaluate the quality of life of these patients. Objective: Establishing the socio-demographic, clinical and service characteristics of the health insurer that explain the life quality of kidney transplanted patients who consulted a health institution in Medellin in 2016. Materials and methods: Quantitative and transversal survey carried out in 228 patients to whom the SF-36 instrument were applied. There were calculated the statistical tests of Kolmogorov Smirnov for normality, U de Mann Whitney, Kruskal Wallis and the Spearman correlation coefficient. In the multivariate analysis the median regression model was selected. Results: 50% of the patients got 83.3 or less in its life quality score. The multivariate regression model shown significant differences in the time variables after transplantation and readmission to hospital in the last year; by each readmission to hospital, the values of life quality decreased in 3.82 points; according to the time after the transplantation, it was found that going from a state where the patient has a term between 7 and 36 months, to a

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“…There is a significant improvement to the health related quality of life (HRQoL) of end-stage renal disease patients posttransplantation. [2][3][4] However, increase in the number of patients needing transplant outweighs the supply, leading to a shortage in the organs available. Alternate methods to increase the organ transplant pool have been explored including ABO incompatibility and extended criteria and paired donor exchange.…”

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Tumor-resected kidney transplant – a quality of life survey

Sundararajan¹,

He²,

Delrivière³

2016

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Health-Related Quality of Life After Kidney Transplantation in Comparison Intermittent Hemodialysis, Peritoneal Dialysis, and Normal Controls

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Differential Outcomes of Expanded-Criteria Donor Renal Allografts According to Recipient Age

Differential Outcomes of Expanded-Criteria Donor Renal Allografts According to Recipient Age

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Tumor-resected kidney transplant – a quality of life survey

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Health-Related Quality of Life After Kidney Transplantation in Comparison Intermittent Hemodialysis, Peritoneal Dialysis, and Normal Controls

Cited by 138 publications

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Differential Outcomes of Expanded-Criteria Donor Renal Allografts According to Recipient Age

Differential Outcomes of Expanded-Criteria Donor Renal Allografts According to Recipient Age

Calidad de vida en pacientes trasplantados renales de una institución prestadora de servicios de salud en Medellín, Colombia

Tumor-resected kidney transplant &ndash; a quality of life survey

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