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Abstract


Purpose: The supply of donor organs does not meet the demand of transplantation. To find a possible way of expanding the donor pool, we have evaluated the risk factors of cadaveric donors that influence the graft survival.

Methods: Between Feb. 1995 and Dec. 1999, we performed 200 cases of cadaveric kidney transplantation. The graft survival rates in 1 yr, 2 yr, & 3 yr are 93.0%, 91.1%, & 89.9%, respectively. We defined the marginal donor as a donor who possesses one of the risk factors of donor age ¡Ã50, or ¡Â5 year old (n=18), ICU stay ¡Ã10 days (n=46), history of hypertension (n=30), CPR ¡Ã20 min (n=7), prolonged hypotension (SBP ¡Â80 mmHg, over 6 hr) (n=40), high dose inotropic support (dopamine ¡Ã20¥ìg/kg/min, or dobutamine ¡Ã15¥ìg/kg/min) (n=78), serum creatinine level ¡Ã2.5 mg/dl (n=16), or cold ischemic time ¡Ã12 hr (n=34). We compared graft survival rates between the marginal donor group and the non-marginal donor group, and analyzed risk factors affecting graft survival by univariate and multivariate methods.

Results: CPR ¡Ã20 min (71.5%, 71.5%, - vs 93.8%, 91.8%, 90.6%, p=0.027), prolonged hypotension (85.0%, 85.0%, 80.3% vs 95.0%, 92.6%, 92.6%, p=0.028) and serum creatinine ¡Ã2.5 mg/dl (75.0%, 75.0%, 75.0% vs 94.6%, 92.4%, 91.0%, p=0.001) affect graft survival in univariate analysis. There is, However, no risk factor that affects graft survival in multivariate analysis.

Conclusion: We can increase the supply of donor organs for kidney transplantation by the selective use of high-risk cadaver donor. However, a prospective randomized study including recipient factors is needed to define the acceptable conditions better.

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Cadaveric kidney transplantation;Risk factors;Graft survival

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