POS-111 INFECTION PROFILE IN RENAL TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS AT A TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL – AN AMBISPECTIVE STUDY
Pavitra Manu Dogra, A. Menon
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Pavitra Manu Dogra, A. Menon
Abstract
The studies addressing infectious complications in renal transplant recipients are scanty from India. There is a significant epidemiological difference observed between different countries and centres suggesting the importance of local epidemiology. We planned to look at the clinical profile of infections in patients of renal transplant recipients at a tertiary care centre over last 20 years.
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The studies addressing infectious complications in renal transplant recipients are scanty from India. There is a significant epidemiological difference observed between different countries and centres suggesting the importance of local epidemiology. We planned to look at the clinical profile of infections in patients of renal transplant recipients at a tertiary care centre over last 20 years.
Key concepts: Renal transplant, Medicine, Epidemiology, Tertiary care, Intensive care medicine, Internal medicine, Transplantation