[Immunologic course of kidney transplants studied by means of cellular and humoral immunity tests]

In 10 human-allo-transplanted persons and evaluation of the postoperative course was done with the help of specific and unspecific, cellular and humoral immune tests which were compared with clinical parameters. While the E-rosette-test did not show any correlation to the typical courses in the immunoglobulins postoperatively after a clear decrease at the time of the clinically diagnosed first set reaction an increase above all of the IgM could be observed. Unspecific tests, such as CRP and FSP may, concerning the rejection diagnostics, confirm the suspicion in as far as other factors, such as infection of the urinary tract were excluded. By choice of a suitable relation system the evidence of the immunoglobulins could possibly be proved, whereas for the cellular demonstration methods the E-rosette test does not seem to be recommendable in the performed way.