L9. Transplantation pathology Flashcards

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What characterizes the graft survival

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  • One year survival has improved in the las 30 yrs
  • Long term survival has marginallly improved
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Graft survival depend on

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Source of donor kidney. If form an alive person, the graft has better survival then if it comes from a desceased person

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Type of acute cellular rejection

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  • Tubulointerstitial or tubulitis
  • Vascular or Endothelialitis
  • Glomerular or Transplant glomerulitis
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Types of Ab mediated rejection

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  • Tubular injury
  • Peritubular capillaritis
  • Vascular or transmural arteritis
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Criteria for acute Ab-mediated renal allograft rejection

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  • Morphologic evidence
  • Immunopathologic evidence
  • Serologic evidence of circulating Ab

Cases with only 2 of the 3 criteria are considered suspicious

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How to distinguish artherosclerosis from arteriopathy of chronic rejection

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  • Clinical presentation: 20yo pt w/ severe renal disease –> allograft after 8 yrs –> the vessel would look artherosclerosis but it is chronic rejection
  • Artherosclerosis more often in alder ppl 70 yo
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How to distinguish btwn double contouring in glomerulus of chronic rejection vs membranoproliferative disease

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  • Chronic rejection –> no mesangial cell proliferation or IF immune deposits
  • MPD –> mesangial cell proliferation and IF immune deposits
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Bandd classification of renal allograft rejection

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Provides

  • Quantitative scoring for acute rejection –> interstitial cellular infiltrates, tubulitis, arteritis and glomerulitis
  • Quantitative scoring for chronic rejection –> tubular atrophy, interstitial fibrosis, arteriopathy and glomerulosclerosis
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What is the most important infection in renal allograft

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BK Polyomavirus

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BK POLYOMAVIRUS NEPHROPATHY (PVN)

Pathogenesis

Allograft biopsy finding:

Therapy

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Pathogenesis: Activation and replication of BK virus due to immunosuppressive state

Allograft biopsy finding: tubulointerstitial nephritis w/viral nuclear inclusions. IHC w/ Ab anti SV40 T Ag

Therapy: reduce immunosuppression

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What are the 3 well known forms of De novo glomerular disease

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  • Membranous glomerulopath
  • Anti-GBM disease
  • Focal segmental glomerulosclerosis
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