Desensitization in the era of kidney paired donation: the Mayo Foundation 3-site experience.

Carrie Schinstock; Patrick G. Dean; Han Li; Edward T. Casey; Kunam S. Reddy; Hasan A. Khamash; Raymond L. Heilman; Martin L. Mai; C. Burcin Taner; Catherine L. Kosbergl; Lisa L. Bakken; Elmira J. Wozniak; Kathleen L. Giles; Lisa A. Veal; Manish J. Gandhi; Fernando G. Cosio; Mikel Prieto; Mark D. Stegall

Desensitization in the era of kidney paired donation: the Mayo Foundation 3-site experience.

Carrie Schinstock, Patrick G. Dean, Han Li, Edward T. Casey, Kunam S. Reddy, Hasan A. Khamash, Raymond L. Heilman, Martin L. Mai, C. Burcin Taner, Catherine L. Kosbergl, Lisa L. Bakken, Elmira J. Wozniak, Kathleen L. Giles, Lisa A. Veal, Manish J. Gandhi, Fernando G. Cosio, Mikel Prieto, Mark D. Stegall

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Abstract

Sensitized renal allograft candidates face significant barriers to transplantation. While several options exist, including: kidney paired donation (KPD), desensitization, or pursuing a deceased donor kidney transplant, it is unclear from existing data what is the appropriate protocol for an individual patient. In this study, we seek to devise a balance between waiting for a paired donor and combining desensitization with KPD.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	235-239
Number of pages	5
Journal	Clinical transplants
State	Published - 2013

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Schinstock, C., Dean, P. G., Li, H., Casey, E. T., Reddy, K. S., Khamash, H. A., Heilman, R. L., Mai, M. L., Taner, C. B., Kosbergl, C. L., Bakken, L. L., Wozniak, E. J., Giles, K. L., Veal, L. A., Gandhi, M. J., Cosio, F. G., Prieto, M., & Stegall, M. D. (2013). Desensitization in the era of kidney paired donation: the Mayo Foundation 3-site experience. Clinical transplants, 235-239.

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