Abstract
Herein we present the clinical case, which demonstrates the dif fi culties of the differential diagnosis of renal allograft damage. The importance of using of modern methods of diagnosis and treatment of urinary system in- fection after cadaveric kidney transplantation: computed tomography, graft tissue biopsy and timely application of the extracorporeal endotoxin selective adsorption are emphasized.
Highlights
We present the clinical case, which demonstrates the difficulties of the differential diagnosis of renal allograft damage
Данное наблюдение демонстрирует возможность тяжелого течения и быстрого прогрессирования бактериальной инфекции с развитием бактериального шока у реципиента почечного аллотрансплантата (ПАТ), не имеющего факторов риска, кроме иммуносупрессивной терапии
Summary
We present the clinical case, which demonstrates the difficulties of the differential diagnosis of renal allograft damage. Krstic M.1, Vatazin A.V.1, Prokopenko E.I.1, Zulkarnaev A.B.1, Stolyarevich E.S.2, Kantaria R.O.1 G.A. Onoprienko), Moscow, Russian Federation 2 Academician V.I. Shumakov Federal Research Center of Transplantology and Artificial Organs Процесс диагностики инфекционно-воспалительных процессов после аллотрансплантации трупной почки (АТП) является сложным и многоэтапным.
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