Diseases
renal allograft
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Overview
Renal allograft dysfunction occurs most commonly after 1 year following kidney transplantation, is often asymptomatic, and is typically detected by an increase in serum creatinine level. in some cases, allograft dysfunction may progress to allograft failure.
Symptoms
- asymptomatic
Causes
- premature death with a functioning graft is the most important reason for kidney allograft failure
Risk factors
- narrowing of an artery
Diagnosis
- blood tests.
Medicines used
Frequently asked questions
What is renal allograft?
Renal allograft dysfunction occurs most commonly after 1 year following kidney transplantation, is often asymptomatic, and is typically detected by an increase in serum creatinine level. in some cases, allograft dysfunction may progress to allograft failure.
What are the symptoms of renal allograft?
asymptomatic
What causes renal allograft?
premature death with a functioning graft is the most important reason for kidney allograft failure
Which medicines are used for renal allograft?
anti-thymocyte
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