2008American Journal of NephrologyRequires access

Involvement of Renal Allograft by Fabry’s Disease

Subhash Popli, Zelma Molnar, David J. Leehey, John T. Daugirdas, Donald A. Roth, Mark B. Adams, Jen-Chieh Cheng, Todd S. Ing

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Abstract

A man with Fabry's disease received a renal allograft from a heterozygous sister. Renal allograft dysfunction necessitated an allograft biopsy 5.5 years after transplantation. Extensive accumulation of Fabry's disease deposits in the glomeruli, tubules, blood vessels and interstitium was noted.

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A man with Fabry's disease received a renal allograft from a heterozygous sister. Renal allograft dysfunction necessitated an allograft biopsy 5.5 years after transplantation. Extensive accumulation of Fabry's disease deposits in the glomeruli, tubules, blood vessels and interstitium was noted.

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A man with Fabry's disease received a renal allograft from a heterozygous sister. Renal allograft dysfunction necessitated an allograft biopsy 5.5 years after transplantation. Extensive accumulation of Fabry's disease deposits in the glomeruli, tubules, blood vessels and interstitium was noted.

Key concepts: Fabry disease, Medicine, Fabry's disease, Transplantation, Renal biopsy, Biopsy, Kidney transplantation, Disease

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