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Study of the relationship between proteinuria and renal allograft function
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Proteinuria, kidney function, kidney transplantation
Abstract
Objective: Researching on the relationship between proteinuria and renal allograft function. Subject and method: Retrospective, multi cross-sectional descriptive study was carried out on 111 kidney transplantation patients at 103 Military Hospital. Result: The mean of creatinine levels in patients with proteinuria were significantly higher than those without proteinuria at each time of study (p<0.05). In contrast, the mean of GFR in patients with proteinuria was significantly lower than that of the
non-proteinuric group; in the group of patients with proteinuria, creatinine levels had been on the increase and GFR had been on the decrease for 3 years (p<0.05). Conclusion: Proteinuria is a risk factor of dysfunction of renal allograft.
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2. Amer H, Fidler M et al (2007) Proteinuria after kidney transplantation, relationship to allograft histology and survival. American Journal of Transplant 7: 2748-2756.
3. Roodnat Ji, Mulder PG et al (2001) Proteinuria after renal transplantation affects not only graft survival but also patient survival. Transplantation 15, 72(3): 438-444.
4. First MR, Peddy VR (1984) Proteinuria following transplantation, correlation with histopathology and outcomes. Transplantation Proceedings 29(1-2): 101-103.
5. Ibis A, Altunoglu A (2007) Early onset proteinuria after renal transplantation: A marker for allograft dysfunction. Transplant Proceedings 39(4): 938-940.
6. Knoll GA (2009) Proteinuria in kidney transplant recipients: Prevalence, prognosis and evidence - based management. American journal of kidney diseases 54(6): 1131-1144.
7. Panek R, Lawen T (2011) Screening for proteinuria in kidney transplant recipients. Nephrol Dial Transplant 26(4): 1385-1387.
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ToảnP. Q., & NghịT. H. (2018). Study of the relationship between proteinuria and renal allograft function. Tạp Chí Y Dược lâm sàng 108, 13(2). Retrieved from https://tcydls108.benhvien108.vn/index.php/YDLS/article/view/245