MO955RENAL TRANSPLANTATION IN PATIENTS WITH LOW URINARY TRACT ABNORMALITIES

Abstract Background and Aims Kidney transplantation is the only curative treatment for chronic kidney failure that allows to restaure a normal quality of life patients. In case abnormalities lower urinary tract, there risk recurrence renal due urodynamic disturbances. The objective our study analyze profile transplanted patients with their impact on graft. Method Our was conducted within Nephrology Department, including transplant during period from 2007 2020 who underwent pre-transplant evaluation. Patients vesical or sphincteral were selected, demographic characteristics, graft survival infectious complications compared without vesico-sphincteral studied. Results Of 209 2007-2020, 54 had undergone assay, which resulted in 32 having an abnormality: 12 cases hypertonia hypotonia, 9 dyssynergy. this group abnormalities, average age 24 years, extremes 7 49 19 male versus 13 females. Initial nephropathy tubulointerstitial 75% reflux 17 Comparing (G1) no (G2), more 34.4% G1 18.2% G2 (p= 0.16), urological (p=0.2), tract infections, 0.55 episodes per patient year 0.98 (p=0.21). For function, statistically significant difference between 5-year creatinine post-transplant averages. Conclusion Vesico-sphincteral are frequently found young NIC, they not responsible