High-Urgency Renal Transplantation: Indications and Long-Term Outcomes

Table 2

Characteristics of the 33 high-urgency renal transplant recipients assessed in our study.

Patient no	Age at; transplantation; (years)	Gender	Time of HU status (days)	Diagnosis	Reason for HU	Graft loss	Cause of graft loss	Graft survival; (years)	Recipient status	Patient survival; (years)	Cause of death
1	59	m	14	Vascular nephropathy	Uremic polyneuropathy	Yes	Death	16,0	Dead	16,0	Rupture of aortic aneurysm
2	29	m	0	Hemolytic uremic syndrome	Lack of dialysis access	Yes	Chronic rejection	16,2	Living	16,2	—
3	37	f	47	Reflux nephropathy	Lack of dialysis access	Yes	Death	4,2	Dead	4,2	Myocardial infarction
4	29	m	2	Reflux nephropathy	Lack of dialysis access	Yes	Chronic rejection	0,8	Living	15,7	—
5	12	m	4	Analgetic nephropathy	Hemodialysis problems	Yes	Death	0,5	Dead	0,5	Subdural bleeding
6	37	f	10	Reflux nephropathy	Lack of dialysis access	Yes	Glomerulonephritis	6,1	Living	15,4	—
7	53	m	1	IgA nephropathy	Uremic polyneuropathy	No	—	15,2	Living	15,2	—
8	61	m	1	Vascular nephropathy	Lack of dialysis access	Yes	Death	0,4	Dead	0,4	Myocardial infarction
9	26	f	92	Glomerulonephritis	Lack of dialysis access	Yes	Venous thrombosis	0,0	Living	14,1	—
10	35	m	5	Glomerulonephritis	Psychological problems	No	—	13,2	Living	13,3	—
11	46	m	26	IgA nephropathy	Psychological problems	Yes	Initial graft failure	0,0	Dead	4,0	Renal cell carcinoma
12	47	m	10	Diabetic nephropathy	Psychological problems	Yes	Acute rejection	4,3	Living	4,8	—
13	45	f	46	Tubulointerstitial nephritis	Hemodialysis problems	No	—	12,6	Living	12,6	—
14	41	m	69	Diabetic nephropathy	Hemodialysis problems	Yes	Arterial thrombosis	0,7	Dead	6,5	Sepsis due to leg amputation
15	48	m	504	Glomerulonephritis	Lack of dialysis access	Yes	Initial graft failure	5,8	Dead	5,8	Intestinal ischemia
16	19	f	117	Reflux nephropathy	Lack of dialysis access	Yes	Initial graft failure	0,0	Dead	2,7	Catheter associated sepsis
17	59	m	5	IgA nephropathy	Lack of dialysis access	Yes	Death	1,3	Dead	1,3	Sepsis due to leg amputation
18	38	f	25	Polycystic Kidney disease	Psychological problems	No	—	10,2	Living	10,2	—
19	38	f	1	Glomerulonephritis	Lack of dialysis access	Yes	Death	0,1	Dead	0,1	Sepsis due to pancreatitis
20	49	m	3	Vascular nephropathy	Lack of dialysis access	No	—	8,6	Living	8,6	—
21	44	m	967	Diabetic nephropathy	Hemodialysis problems	Yes	Initial graft failure	1,1	Dead	2,9	Sepsis due to leg amputation
22	30	f	260	Reflux nephropathy	Lack of dialysis access	Yes	Acute rejection	0,0	Living	8,5	—
23	65	f	1	Tubulointerstitial nephritis	Lack of dialysis access	Yes	Death	6,2	Dead	6,2	Pneumonia
24	31	f	16	Reflux nephropathy	Lack of dialysis access	Yes	Acute rejection	1,1	Living	7,4	—
25	53	f	2	Glomerulonephritis	Lack of dialysis access	No	—	7,1	Living	7,1	—
26	22	f	5	Reflux nephropathy	Lack of dialysis access	No	—	7,0	Living	7,0	—
27	1	f	7	Polycystic kidney disease	Lack of dialysis access	Yes	Death	0,4	Dead	0,4	Subdural bleeding
28	56	f	10	Analgesic nephropathy	Lack of dialysis access	No	—	4,5	Living	4,5	—
29	49	f	1	Glomerulonephritis	Lack of dialysis access	Yes	Venous thrombosis	0,0	Dead	0,0	Sepsis due to transplantation
30	2	m	50	Reflux nephropathy	Lack of dialysis access	No	—	3,6	Living	3,6	—
31	35	m	29	IgA nephropathy	Lack of dialysis access	Yes	Arterial thrombosis	0,1	Living	0,2	—
32	9	m	11	Unknown	Psychological problems	No	—	2,9	Living	2,9	—
33	48	f	14	Polycystic kidney disease	Lack of dialysis access	No	—	2,4	Living	2,4	—