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2011| January-March | Volume 5 | Issue 1
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XXI Annual conference of indian society of organ transplantation (isot), hyderabad 21st - 23rd october, 2010
January-March 2011, 5(1):9-45
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C5b-9 inhibitor (eculizumab) for antibody-mediated rejection in renal transplantation
Rizwan Hamer, Nithya Krishnan, David Lowe, David Briggs, Daniel Zehnder, Robert Higgins
January-March 2011, 5(1):6-8
Increasingly successful protocols enabling HLA antibody incompatible renal transplantation have resulted in a rise in the incidence of antibody mediated rejection. There are limited options to treat this feared complication. Eculizumab, a potent inhibitor of the complement cascade, has recently been suggested as a possible addition to treatment of AMR. We report the use of eculizumab in three very high risk transplant recipients.
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HLA Antibody incompatible transplantation – a mini review
Nithya S Krishnan, Daniel Zehnder, David Briggs, Robert Higgins
January-March 2011, 5(1):1-5
Antibody incompatible transplantation (AiT) is on the rise. This is because of advances in detection of donor specific antibodies, even at very low levels. In spite of this there is an increased risk of acute antibody mediated rejection. There are multiple protocols to prevent and treat antibody mediated rejection. Though they are reasonably successful in reversing acute rejection, graft loss still occurs due to ongoing chronic antibody mediated rejection.
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