Significats de allograft dysfunction en anglès

None of the patients with NCS displayed allograft dysfunction or an ARE.

An ongoing question is whether DWF is a consequence of chronic allograft dysfunction.

Biopsy remains the gold standard for the differential diagnosis of renal allograft dysfunction.

On the other side, those cytokines can induce hepatic allograft dysfunction.

Rejection, albeit the most important, is only one of many causes of allograft dysfunction.

Marked allograft dysfunction at presentation is a poor prognostic sign; thus, timely intervention is important.

Two patients in each group showed chronic allograft dysfunction.

We aimed to compare the airway architecture with chronic lung allograft dysfunction post lung transplantation.

Surveillance of GN recurrence in the KT recipients with biopsy-proven GN can reduce allograft dysfunction.

Chronic renal allograft dysfunction (CAD) is a major limiting factor of long-term graft survival.

In the mean time, after transplantation hepatic allograft dysfunction was more likely to happen to those recipients.

We assessed the cardiopulmonary effects of low doses of NO in early allograft dysfunction following lung transplantation.

We investigated the prevalence of DSAs and their implication in the development of allograft dysfunction after OLT.

Acute rejection (AR) is an important factor for the development of chronic allograft dysfunction following kidney Tx.

The patient presented with severe coagulopathy and early allograft dysfunction; therefore, no systemic heparin was administered and no thrombotic events occurred.

The multivariate analysis showed that de novo DSAs and time on the waiting list were independent risk factors for allograft dysfunction.