Abstract
Renal transplantation is a crucial procedure for treating end-stage chronic kidney disease, but the shortage of grafts has led to the utilization of kidneys with more complex anatomical features, such as multiple arteries. This article aims to provide surgeons with various surgical strategies based on the number of arteries, their topography, as well as the presence or absence of an associated patch. It also offers guidance on adapting organ retrieval techniques and perfusion machine setup in this type of complex anatomy.
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