National Survey of Anemia Prevalence After Kidney Transplantation in Argentina

Petrone, H.; Arriola, M.; Re, Lynch; Taylor, Marcelo F; Bruzzone, Marco; Chiurchu, C.; Schiavelli, Rubén

doi:10.1016/j.transproceed.2009.12.053

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“…Regarding the presence of anemia, one year after transplantation, a 15.5% prevalence was found, a lower figure than that reported by Petrone [30] in Argentina (42%), Huang (21%) [13], Imoagene [31] and Turkowski (20%) [22], but slightly higher than that described by Rosales (12.9%) [32] in Mexico.…”

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“…Petrone [30] found a significant difference when comparing anemia at one year, by sex, age and serum creatinine (dichotomous), however, only pediatric age and values above 2.0mg d/L were significant in its logistic regression. Their study does not specify pediatric age ranges, so it is unknown whether the values are different from ours, where there were no subjects under 16 years of age, a difference that could explain the lack of association between age and anemia in our case.…”

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Risk factors for anemia after one year of kidney transplantation

Adame¹,

Pérez²,

Santiago³

et al. 2021

Trends in Transplant

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Post renal transplant anemia (PTA) occurs in one out of every four patients and, by itself, increases mortality by six times at 10 years. The risk factors associated with its presence, during the first year, have been reported in some investigations with populations, generally different from Latin America. Therefore, a retrospective, longitudinal study was carried out that included 1,438 kidney transplant patients over six years in two public Medical Centers in Mexico. There were 39 deaths (2.7%) and 44 graft losses (3.1%) before one year of follow-up, who left the study. In the 1,355 cases that continued, a prevalence of anemia of 15.5% (n = 210) was found at 12 months. In the bivariate analysis with the PTA at one year, the cadaveric origin of the graft resulted in an OR of 2.24, 95% CI (1.65-3.05) and for creatinine (Cr)> 2.0mg / dL at 6 months, OR of 4.18, 95% CI (2.66-6.56). With Cr> 2.0mg / dL; At 12 months, an OR of 5.55 was obtained, 95% ). Height, baseline Cr, as well as female sex, had a statistically significant relationship with the outcome. In the multivariate model performed, the cadaveric donor, the female sex, and the Cr> 2.0mg / dL at 6 and 12 months predicted anemia at one year. It is concluded that Cr> 2.0 mg / dL, the female sex and the cadaveric graft are the main risk factors for anemia, one year after kidney transplantation.

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Risk factors for anemia after one year of kidney transplantation

Adame¹,

Pérez²,

Santiago³

et al. 2021

Trends in Transplant

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“…Among Hungarians, PTA was 33.8% [6]. In other hand data published from Asia and South America showed higher prevalence of PTA, in Turkey PTA was present among 49.3% of transplanted patients [4], PTA in Argentina was 42.2% [38]. …”

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Risk factors of post renal transplant anaemia among Sudanese patients, a study in three renal transplant centres

Banaga

Yousif²,

Elmusharaf

2011

BMC Nephrol

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Background: There is a relative lack of recent information about late post kidney transplantation anaemia (PTA), especially in the developing countries; data are scarce about the prevalence and risk factors of PTA. Sudan was a leading country in Africa and Arab world in kidney transplantation. The first kidney transplantation in Sudan was in 1973.Methods: This is a cross-sectional hospital analytic study enrolling all kidney transplanted recipients following in the transplant referral clinics at Ahmed Gassim, Selma and Ibn Sina Hospitals, Khartoum/Sudan, in the period from 1/8/2010 to 1/9/2010, clinical and laboratory data were obtained from 114 patients, anaemia was defined as Hb levels of < 13 g/dl for male patients and < 12 g/dl for female patients, exclusion criteria were pregnancy, below 18 years old patients, multiple organ transplantation, and patients with less than one year from the transplantation.

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“…In contrast after a primarily successful transplant a decline of graft function is associated with a rise in anemia occurrence. But even despite good and stable graft function anemia can be present in 10–42% of patients after the first post‐ transplant year [12–15].…”

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Anemia and Erythrocytosis in patients after kidney transplantation

Małyszko¹,

Oberbauer²,

Watschinger³

2012

Transplant International

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Summary Anemia is a highly prevalent disorder in recipients of renal allografts. Despite its frequent occurrence, there is still uncertainty with regard to treatment targets and treatment options. This includes questions on appropriate iron management, the choice and dosage of erythropoietin stimulating agents, criteria for the timing of treatment initiation and the targeted hemoglobin values. The review summarizes available data on recent therapeutic strategies for post‐trasnplant anemia, as well as for post transplant erythrocytosis, another hematological disorder, that has decreased in recent years.

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National Survey of Anemia Prevalence After Kidney Transplantation in Argentina

Cited by 15 publications

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Risk factors for anemia after one year of kidney transplantation

Risk factors for anemia after one year of kidney transplantation

Risk factors of post renal transplant anaemia among Sudanese patients, a study in three renal transplant centres

Anemia and Erythrocytosis in patients after kidney transplantation

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