An Alternative to Cadaver Kidney Transplants for Patients With Insulin-Dependent Diabetes Mellitus

Nj, Feduska; Vincenti, Flavio; Amend, W; Iwaki, Yuichi; Opelz, Gerhard; Terasaki, Paul I.; Duca, R; Hopper, Susan; Salvatierra, Oscar

doi:10.1097/00007890-198112000-00014

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“…Given the gravity of the underlying disease, and the excellent graft survival now achievable through cadaveric transplantation, one might question the advis ability of using living-related donors. On the other hand, clearly superior graft survival with less potent immuno suppressive therapy may accompany living-related donor transplants between highly matched donor-recipient pairs, or between less well-matched pairs using donorspecific blood transfusions [22]. At present, the issue of living-related donor transplantation must remain one for individual consideration.…”

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Renal Transplantation in Light-Chain Multiple Myeloma

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1983

Am J Nephrol

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A case of successful cadaveric renal transplantation is reported in a patient with irreversible renal failure due to myeloma kidney. The clinical features of this case along with those of the 5 previously reported cases are summarized, as are available details of patient management and follow-up. In selected patients with irreversible renal failure due to myeloma kidney, renal transplantation represents an excellent therapeutic alternative.

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