The clinical effect of living kidney transplantation between spouses / 中华器官移植杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective:To investigate the clinical effect of spousal kidney transplantation , and to explore the significance in today's society.Methods:We retrospectively collected the relevant clinical data from the transplantation department of the first hospital of jilin university, from October 2009 to December 2018. Receptors who accepted spousal, parental and compatriot donor kidney is respectively obtained.Then the postoperative efficacy of the three groups were compared.Results:The graft survival rates of spousal kidney transplantation were 94.1% at 3 years and 83.7% at 5 years, which were not significantly different from other types of living kidney transplantation ( P=0.260). There was no significant difference in creatinine at each time point within 3 years after operation between three groups. At 3 years and 5 years after operation, there was no significant difference in creatinine between spouse group and sibling group.But the creatinine of spouse group was lower compared with parent group ( P=0.014, 0.038). The incidence of rejection within 1 years after spousal renal transplantation was 25%, which was significantly higher than parent group and sibling group ( P=0.029). Age of donor, gender of recipient, D/R BMI and incidence of AR or not in recipient were independent predictors for 1-year creatinine in living kidney transplantation (correlation coefficient: 0.048、-26.03、-15.95、10.23; P=0.003、<0.001、0.021、0.013). Conclusions:Spousal kidney transplantation has same clinical efficacy compared with other types of living kidney transplantation, which can greatly improve the donor kidney resource.So it worth being further promotion, but compared with other types of living kidney transplantation, we should be more alert to the incidence of rejection reaction, so as to obtain better curative effect.