Resumen guía de práctica clínica para la valoración urológica pretrasplante renal

Ibáñez, Diego Riatiga; Cubillos, Jorge Arturo Rey; Roa, Verónica Tovar; Cediel, William Ricardo Fajardo Fajardo; García‐Perdomo, Herney Andrés

doi:10.1055/s-0038-1636526

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“…Renal transplant is a frequent surgical procedure worldwide. Colombia has currently seen a significant increase in the number of patients with end-stage CKD, reaching 23,914 in 2014 according to statistics from the National Institute of Health 29 . In our study, 28.8% of the transplanted patients had a complication in the first month after surgery.…”

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Urological, vascular, and infectious implications of kidney transplant: a single-center experience

Prada,

Manjarrés-Sierra,

Lince-Rivera

et al. 2023

RUC

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Introduction: Kidney transplant has improved in the last decades due to new technologies and surgical techniques. However, there are still multiple complications associated with this procedure, which can affect the function and viability of the kidney graft. Our aim was to describe the incidence of urological, vascular, and infectious complications in the 1 st month after the procedure. Methods: A cross-sectional and retrospective study was carried out. Records of all patients who underwent kidney transplant from 2007 to 2017 were reviewed and data of demographic and surgical variables as well as information of vascular, urological, and infectious complications during the 1 st post-operative month were registered and analyzed. Results: A total of 243 patients that required kidney transplant were assessed. The most common chronic kidney disease etiologies were: idiopathic (25.5%), glomerulopathies (24.7%), and hypertension (23.5%). Seventy patients (28.8%) presented a complication, of which 31 were urological, 27 were infectious, and 12 were vascular. In each category, the most frequent complications were the perirenal hematoma, the urinary tract infection, and renal artery stenosis, respectively. Conclusions: The prevalence of complications found in our center is similar to that reported in the literature and it is significant. It is important for medical personnel to be aware of this data to have a high level of suspicion and make an active search, as an early diagnosis and treatment of these pathologies are crucial to avoid graft loss.

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confidence: 99%