Ten-year results of renal transplantation with azathioprine and prednisolone as only immunosuppression
MG Mcgeown, RA Donaldson, JA Kennedy… - The Lancet, 1988 - Elsevier
MG Mcgeown, RA Donaldson, JA Kennedy, JF Douglas, CM Hill, WGG Loughridge…
The Lancet, 1988•ElsevierAbstract 93 patients received 102 renal transplants between 1968 and 1977. 99 grafts were
from cadavers and 3 were from live donors; 93 were first grafts, 7 were second, and 2 were
third. At 10 years total actual patient survival was 66· 6%. 50 (55· 5%) of 90 first cadaver
grafts, and 52· 5% of all cadaver grafts, survived at 10 years. Cardiovascular disease was
the commonest cause of death, being responsible for 18 of 31 deaths (58%).
from cadavers and 3 were from live donors; 93 were first grafts, 7 were second, and 2 were
third. At 10 years total actual patient survival was 66· 6%. 50 (55· 5%) of 90 first cadaver
grafts, and 52· 5% of all cadaver grafts, survived at 10 years. Cardiovascular disease was
the commonest cause of death, being responsible for 18 of 31 deaths (58%).
Abstract
93 patients received 102 renal transplants between 1968 and 1977. 99 grafts were from cadavers and 3 were from live donors; 93 were first grafts, 7 were second, and 2 were third. At 10 years total actual patient survival was 66·6%. 50 (55·5%) of 90 first cadaver grafts, and 52·5% of all cadaver grafts, survived at 10 years. Cardiovascular disease was the commonest cause of death, being responsible for 18 of 31 deaths (58%).
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