Abstract
Introduction. There is an annual increasing of kidney transplantion all over the world. The number of recipients with hyperhomocysteinemia before and after the operation is also increasing, which increases the risk of cardiovascular complications, graft loss and patients’ death.Materials and methods. A 28-year-old patient with terminal chronic renal desiase in the outcome of chronic glomerulonephritis had underwent an allogeneic kidney transplant from a 52-year-old donor, with confirmed brain death in the outcome of acute hemorrhagic cerebral circulatory disorders.Results. The early postoperative period has complicated by thrombosis.Conclusion. The study of blood homocysteine levels is mandatory when examining patients for kidney transplantation.
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