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[Treatment of refractory acute rejection after renal transplantation with lymphogloline]
1Renal Transplantation Center, Nanfang Hospital, First Military Medical University, Guangzhou.
Abstract:
156 patients received renal transplantation in the Nanfang Hospital from October 1992 to December 1993. 27 patients developed refractory acute rejection (RAR). Of them, rejection was reversed completely with lymphogloline (ATG) in 22 patients and reversed with OKT3 in 4. One patient died of cerebral hemorrhage after removal of the donor's kidney. The results suggest that ATG is safe, effective, highly specific, sensitive, and of less side-effect. The pathogenesis, diagnosis of RAR and cautions for ATG are discussed.
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