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Clinical study of renal transplantation in older patients

Jin Zhang

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Objective To study the clinical effects of renal transplantation in older patients. Methods The clinical course of 55 kidney transplant recipients with 50 years old or older were reviewed.These patients were compared with 95 patients under the age of 35 transplanted during the same time. Results In patients 50 years old or older,patient survival at one and three years was 85.5% and 76.4%,and graft survival at one and three years was 81.7% and 72.7%,respectively.No significant difference was found in the patient/graft survival rate between the two groups in 1?3 years after renal transplantation.In the older group,the incidence of complication in cardiovascular disease and cerebrovascular disease were more than in the younger group.The acute rejection in older patients was less than in younger patients. Conclusion In accordance with the older patient's characteristics,preventing complication of cardiovascular disease and cerebrovascular diseas,satisfactory results could be obtained in older renal transplant recipients.

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Objective To study the clinical effects of renal transplantation in older patients. Methods The clinical course of 55 kidney transplant recipients with 50 years old or older were reviewed.These patients were compared with 95 patients under the age of 35 transplanted during the same time. Results In patients 50 years old or older,patient survival at one and three years was 85.5% and 76.4%,and graft survival at one and three years was 81.7% and 72.7%,respectively.No significant difference was found in the patient/graft survival rate between the two groups in 1?3 years after renal transplantation.In the older group,the incidence of complication in cardiovascular disease and cerebrovascular disease were more than in the younger group.The acute rejection in older patients was less than in younger patients. Conclusion In accordance with the older patient's characteristics,preventing complication of cardiovascular disease and cerebrovascular diseas,satisfactory results could be obtained in older renal transplant recipients.

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Objective To study the clinical effects of renal transplantation in older patients. Methods The clinical course of 55 kidney transplant recipients with 50 years old or older were reviewed.These patients were compared with 95 patients under the age of 35 transplanted during the same time. Results In patients 50 years old or older,patient survival at one and three years was 85.5% and 76.4%,and graft survival at one and three years was 81.7% and 72.7%,respectively.No significant difference was found in the patient/graft survival rate between the two groups in 1?3 years after renal transplantation.In the older group,the incidence of complication in cardiovascular disease and cerebrovascular disease were more than in the younger group.The acute rejection in older patients was less than in younger patients. Conclusion In accordance with the older patient's characteristics,preventing complication of cardiovascular disease and cerebrovascular diseas,satisfactory results could be obtained in older renal transplant recipients.

Key concepts: Medicine, Complication, Transplantation, Incidence (geometry), Disease, Kidney transplantation, Surgery, Renal transplant

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