Titlebook: Late Graft Loss; Proceedings of the 2 J. L. Touraine,J. Traeger,C. Dupuy Conference proceedings 1997 Springer Science+Business Media Dordre

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The impact of acute rejection on the long-term outcome after renal transplantation, 2]. In a recently published analysis, we found that the negative impact of a single rejection on the one-year graft survival rate was limited but that this negative effect significantly increased when more than one rejection occurred [3]. Only a few studies, however, have analyzed the impact of acute rejection on the long-term outcome.

令人悲傷

Late graft loss in combined kidney-pancreas transplantationstage renal disease in type 1 diabetes mellitus patients [1]. A decreased rate in technical failures combined with improved immunosuppression and intensive care has increased one-year pancreas graft survival.

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Longterm allograft outcome in patients treated with prophylactic antilymphocyte globulin or OKT3 as A) has decreased the incidence of acute rejection episodes and, consequently, the proportion of grafts lost during the first year after transplantation [1]. However, longterm results have not reflected the same progress since, in most registries, the yearly rate of grafts lost beyond the first year has remained unchanged [2].

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Chronic graft loss in kidney and heart transplant recipientsWhereas the rate of acute immunological transplant rejection has been reduced during the last decade thanks to the introduction of highly effective immunosuppressive regimens, the rate of late graft loss remains a major challenge. Chronic graft loss is affected both by immunological and nonimmunological factors.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-5434-5biopsy; blood; clinical trial; immunosuppression; infection; infections; kidney; liver transplantation; lymp

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