Clinical Study
High-Urgency Renal Transplantation: Indications and Long-Term Outcomes
Table 1
Recipient demographics, etiology of the renal disease, and indication for HU renal transplantation.
| Number of patients | 33 | Gender (male/female) (%) | 17/16 (52/48) | Average age at time of transplantation (years) | 38 (1–65) | Average time on HU status (days) | 71 (0–967) | Etiology of renal insufficiency | | Reflux nephropathy | 8 | Glomerulonephritis | 6 | IgA nephropathy | 4 | Diabetic nephropathy | 3 | Polycystic kidney disease | 3 | Vascular nephropathy | 3 | Analgetic nephropathy | 2 | Other | 4 | Indication for high-urgency renal transplantation (%) | | Lack of dialysis access | 22 (67%) | Psychological problems | 5 (15%) | Hemodialysis problems | 4 (12%) | Uremic polyneuropathy | 2 (6%) |
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