Abstract
Donor graft lithiasis is a unusual complication of renal transplantation, however, it is associated to a high morbidity. This pathology is due to several causes such us: metabolic factors, infectious disease, drugs, foreign bodies or transferred in the donor graft. The objetive of the treatment is to remove the lithiasis without damaging the renal unit. We report the succesful percutaneous anterograde treatment of an ureteral obstructive hard calculi, in renal allograft.
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