W3L5 Surgical Aspects of Renal Transplantation Flashcards
1
Q
Treatment Of ESRD
A
- Renal transplant
2. Dialysis
2
Q
Causes renal failure?
A
Adult: -Chronic GN -HTN nephrosclerosis -Diabetes -ADPK Children: -Nephropathy -Obs uropathy
3
Q
CI renal transplant
A
Absolute: -Active inf -Active malig Relative: -Age -Viral hepatitis -Systemic disease
4
Q
Types donor?
A
Living donor:
-related -unrelated
Deceased donor
5
Q
Choice donor
A
Living
• General fitness.
• ABO & HLA compatibility, cross match
• IVP, angiography, renogram
Deceased
• Free of generalized disease
• Age 2-60
• ABO & HLA compatibility, cross match
6
Q
Living donor nephrectomy?
A
- Technique
- Flushing(Ringer’s lactate-isotonic)
- No storage
7
Q
Deceased donor nephrectomy?
A
- Technique(liver+ kidney+ panc + heart & lung)
- Flushing(hypertonic)
- Storage
- Surface cool(simple, common)
- Pulsatile perfusion(difficult, limited)
8
Q
Technique of renal transplantation?
A
- Incision
- Preparation renal bed
- Vascular anastomosis
- Vein
- Artery
- Uretero-vesical anastomosis
9
Q
Immunology of Transplantation?
A
- Autograft(own tissue)
- Isograft(gen identical)
- Allograft(gen non-iden,same spec)
- Xenograft(dif species)
10
Q
Immunosuppression?
A
- Azathioprine
- Corticosteroids
- Cyclosporine
- Antilymphocyte/ antithymocyte globulin (ALG/ATG)
- OKT3
- FK 506
- Rapamycin
11
Q
Comp renal transplant?
A
- Vacular complications • Renal artery thrombosis • Renal artery stenosis - Urological complications • Urinary extravasation • Ureteral obstruction - Lymphocele - Infections - Cancer
12
Q
Graft Survival
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1- year 90%
5-year 60%
10-year 40%