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“…There was a statistical significance between pre-transplant diabetes and CMV infection in the allograft recipients. Diabetes was the commonest comorbid condition for post-renal transplant CMV infection in another Indian study also (15). Our study did not identify any significant association of CMV with acute rejection.…”
Section: Cytomegaloviruscontrasting
confidence: 53%
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“…There was a statistical significance between pre-transplant diabetes and CMV infection in the allograft recipients. Diabetes was the commonest comorbid condition for post-renal transplant CMV infection in another Indian study also (15). Our study did not identify any significant association of CMV with acute rejection.…”
Section: Cytomegaloviruscontrasting
confidence: 53%
“…A recent study from Turkey revealed positive hepatitis B and C serology in 17.6% of CMV positive cases (14). Another study found HCV positivity in 28.6% of CMV positive recipients (15). We noted a statistical significance of post-transplant bacterial UTIs which developed in 6 out of 7 patients (85.7 %) who immunohistochemically tested positive for CMV.…”
Section: Cytomegalovirussupporting
confidence: 47%
“…Previous studies examined risk factors for CMV disease in transplant recipients. Factors such as CMV serostatus (CMV‐seronegative recipients from CMV‐seropositive donors [D+/R−]), allograft rejection, advanced age, immunomodulatory factors associated with HLA matching, retransplantation, and the use of deceased vs. living‐related donors all influence the incidence of CMV infection . Our study showed that deceased‐donor KT and advanced age were significantly associated with tissue‐invasive CMV infection.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…Intensification of immunosuppression to prevent or treat graft rejection is therefore an established risk factor for CMV replication (2). Intensification of immunosuppression to prevent or treat graft rejection is therefore an established risk factor for CMV replication (2).…”
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confidence: 99%