Analysis of the sample can determine if a kidney donor (potential live kidney donor or deceased kidney donor) or a patient inherited two APOL1 gene renal - risk variants that contribute to poorer renal allograft
survival after transplantation.
Not exact matches
At 10 years
after transplantation, the organs from donors with unacceptable / high risk provided each recipient with more than 7 additional years of
survival on average.
Steatosis — when the liver becomes infiltrated with fat — occurs frequently
after liver
transplantation, but little is known about its actual prevalence in transplant recipients, which risk factors are involved, or what effects the condition has on patients»
survival.
Organ and patient
survival rates were not different at one and three years
after transplantation between the three groups.
In the present study, surgeons from Texas Children's Hospital and Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, found that pediatric critical care also has led to steady improvements in
survival after liver
transplantation regardless of the severity of illness of a child.
Data in his report noted a 52 percent
survival rate two years
after liver
transplantation — but he cautioned that accurate outcome data are hard to come by because the procedure is so rare.
A national study on conditional
survival, excess mortality and second cancer
after high dose therapy with autologous stem cell
transplantation for non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
Conditional
survival and excess mortality
after high - dose therapy with autologous stem cell
transplantation for adult refractory or relapsed Hodgkin lymphoma in Norway.
Persistent
survival of the transplant was not required in order to obtain benefit
after transplantation, as behavioral recovery was as extensive in animals in which transplanted cells were still present at 5 weeks as in those in which no human cells were detected at this time point.
Reeves ‐ Daniel, Amber M., et al. «The APOL1 gene and allograft
survival after kidney
transplantation.»