Latent Abnormal Pathology Affects Long-Term Graft Function in Elder Living Renal Allograft Recipients

Table 2

Pathological changes of donor kidney.

Pathological change	𝑛	F/M	Age	D and R*
Capillary and arteriola	15	7/8	49±9	Parents 9/sibling 3/cousins 3
Glomerulosclerosis	4	4/0	54±3	Parents 3/sibling 1
Interstitial fibrosis	14	10/4	46±12	Parents 7/sibling 4/cousins 3
Tubular injury**	16	11/5	43±12	Parents 7/sibling 1/cousins 8

∗D: donor, R: recipients, D and R relationship: a parent donated a kidney to a son or daughter, sibling: a sibling donated a kidney to their brother or sister. Other relationships were cousin-german relationships; **renal tubular injury: loss of the kidney tubule epithelial brush border, vacuolar, and granular degeneration of the tubular epithelium, tubular ectasia, and focal tubular atrophy. F/M: female/male.