Transplant Flashcards

1
Q

When to refer COPD patients for transplant evaluation?

A

FEV1 < 25%

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2
Q

When to refer PAH patients for transplant evaluation?

A

NYHA III-IV, rapid progression, use of parenteral meds

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3
Q

When to refer CF patients for transplant evaluation?

A

FEV1 < 30%, or rapidly declining

  • NTM, DM, or B Cepacia complex
  • 6MWT < 400m, or PH.
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4
Q

Timeline of early vs late airway complications after transplant? What are the complications?

A
  • <8 weeks: dehiscence

- >8 weeks: stenosis, bronchomalacia

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5
Q

Biggest risk factor for developing chronic lung allograft dysfunction?

A

History of acute cellular rejection

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6
Q

Biggest risk factor for developing acute cellular rejection of lung?

A

Decreased immunosuppression

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7
Q

First sign of acute cellular rejection of the lung?

A

FEV1 decrease by 10% from baseline.

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8
Q

TBBx of acute cellular rejection of the lung?

A

Perivascular lymphocytic infiltrate

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9
Q

2 major phenotypes of CLAD (Chronic Lung Allograft Dysfunction)?

A
  • BOA: Bronchiolitis Obliterans Syndrome

- RAS: Restrictive Allograft Syndrome

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10
Q

Treatment of CLAD (Chronic Lung Allograft Dysfunction)?

A
  • Avoid sustained, high steroids
  • Azithromycin
  • Fundoplication for GERD
  • Total lymphoid irradiation
  • Extracorporeal photophoresis
  • Monteleukast
  • Re-transplant
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11
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Major cause for PTLD (post-Transplant Lymphoproliferative disorder)?

A

-HSV, VAV, EBV

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12
Q

PPx for (CMV) after lung transplant?

A

valgancyclovir

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13
Q

Treatment for PTLD (Post-Transplant Lymphoproliferative Disorder)?

A

Decrease immunosuppression, Rituxan, CHOP, Surgery/XRT

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14
Q

Major toxicity of calcineurin-inhibitors used post lung transplant?

A

CKD

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15
Q

Name 2 calcineurin hibitoris used post-lung transplant.

A

Tacrolimus, cyclosporin

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16
Q

Name the DNA synthetase inhibitor used post lung transplant.

A

MMF

17
Q

Name the mTOR inhibitor used post lung transplant. What patient population is it good for?

A

Sirolimus. For patients w/ renal disease.

18
Q

What transplant consideration is important for CF?

A

Always a double lung transplant.

19
Q

Major toxicity of valgancyclovir used long-term (post lung transplant)?

A

Pancytopenias.

20
Q

What interaction do azoles and calcineurin hibitors have?

A

Increase calcineurin inhibitor levels.

-Azole is a CYP inhibitor