Acute cell rejection of a kidney transplant in a patient of african origin: clinical observation

The origin of the recipient is one recipient-related factors that statistically significantly affects outcomes kidney transplantation, but this factor not so relevant in our country. article presents first experience transplantation a patient African descent at N.I. N.V. Sklifosovsky. Material and methods . Allogeneic renal graft from post-mortem donor was performed 60-year-old male with stage 5 chronic disease as result hypertensive nephroangiosclerosis. Results early postoperative period complicated by development acute cellular rejection grade 1a-b according to Banff. Anti-crisis therapy some positive effect, however, late period, loss function noted, returned replacement program hemodialysis. Conclusion Patients ancestry are increased risk adverse due immunological causes require more careful selection organ, an enhanced immunosuppressive regimen, close monitoring after transplantation.