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アル・シファ病院における潜在活体腎臓提供者評価プログラムの放射線学的評価プロセス:研究と臨床監査
Musallam Abukhalil1, Osama Mehjez1, Mohammed Aladdam1
1Islamic University of Gaza, Gaza City, Gaza Strip, occupied Palestinian territory.
Lancet (London, England)
|March 20, 2018
まとめ
アル・シファ病院の腎臓提供者評価プログラムは 放射線学的アプローチの改善が必要です デジタルシステムと記録管理の強化は 精密なドナー評価と よりよい臨床決定に不可欠です
科学分野:
- 腎臓科
- 移植 手術
- 放射線科
背景:
- アル・シファ病院は2013年に 生きた腎臓提供者評価プログラムを実施した.
- このプログラムには 腎臓の提供者に対する 医療と放射線検査が含まれていました
研究 の 目的:
- 生きた腎臓提供者の評価プログラムの結果を評価する
- 放射線学的評価と記録の正確性と完全性を評価する.
- 確立されたガイドラインの遵守を決定する.
主な方法:
- 病院の腎臓移植データベースから ドナー評価ファイルを取り出しました
- ガザの外で手術を受けた患者は除外された.
- 英国移植協会のガイドラインに沿ってプログラム提供を評価した.
- 放射線検査を調べて 放射線科長と面談した
主要な成果:
- 35人の潜在的腎臓提供者 (平均年齢36. 8歳) のファイルが検討されました.
- 腎臓の解剖学的評価は96%の症例で行われました.
- CT血管検査の報告は24人のドナーから得られていましたが,デジタルアクセスは限られ,効率的ではありませんでした.
- 排泄系や腎石腫のような特定の評価は一貫して報告されなかった.
結論:
- ドナー評価プログラムにおける現在の放射線学的アプローチは,一貫性と包括性のために大幅に改善する必要があります.
- 効率的なワークフロー,ストレージ,アクセスのために,更新された放射線管理システム (例えば,画像アーカイブおよび通信システム) を導入することが推奨されます.
- 腎臓移植の臨床的決定,研究,品質保証を よりよく支援するために改善が必要です.
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