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Journal Article
Clinical analysis of polycythemia after kidney transplantation: 65 cases report
2013
Overview
Objective To analyze the clinical characteristics, risk factors, treatment and turnover of the polycythemia after kidney transplantation. Methods The clinical data of 329 renal transplantation recipients who had undergone kidney transplantation in the Transplant Center of 309 Hospital of PLA from Jan. 2008 to Jan. 2012, were retrospectively analyzed. Posttransplant erythrocytosis (PTE) was found in 65 recipients (PTE group), and no PTE was found in 264 recipients (control group). The pre- and post-operative parameters, the therapeutic effect of different treatments, and outcomes were compared between PTE group and control group. Results Patients in PTE group were younger, and the ratio of males was higher compared with that of control group (P 0.05). PTE incidence was higher in recipients (24.3%, n=185) who had accepted cyclosporine than those recipients (13.9%, n=144) who had accepted tacrolimus, and the difference was statistically significant (P 0.05), but the relapse rate and the embolism rate due to conc
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People's Military Medical Press
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