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Chronic renal allograft damage after transplantation: what are the reasons, what can we do?

Current opinion in organ transplantation - 1 Dec 2012

Renders Lutz, Heemann Uwe

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PURPOSE OF REVIEW: Chronic renal allograft damage is one of the main problems after kidney transplantation. This review enumerates causes, describes available therapeutic options, and discusses options of the future. RECENT FINDINGS: Alloantigen-dependent and alloantigen-independent factors are responsible for allograft damage. Prevention of renal allograft damage starts with interventions that occur surrounding...

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PMID: 23080067
DOI: 10.1097/MOT.0b013e32835a4bfa

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