Kidney Transplantation
Cross-source consensus on Kidney Transplantation from 1 sources and 5 claims.
1 sources · 5 claims
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- Collection of oral microcirculation, blood, or stool immediately after kidney transplant surgery is not feasible due to acute haemodynamic changes and medications affecting the microbiome. — ReFIT study (reversing frailty in transplantation): protocol for a longitudinal study to assess clinical and biomedical changes in frailty through kidney transplantation
- Living kidney donors undergo rigorous medical, psychological, social, surgical, and social-work assessment to preserve impartiality. — ReFIT study (reversing frailty in transplantation): protocol for a longitudinal study to assess clinical and biomedical changes in frailty through kidney transplantation
- Living donors can receive Australian Government financial support including reimbursement for up to 18 weeks of paid leave, out-of-pocket costs, and travel assistance. — ReFIT study (reversing frailty in transplantation): protocol for a longitudinal study to assess clinical and biomedical changes in frailty through kidney transplantation
- The protocol commits that organs and tissues will not be obtained from executed prisoners, prisoners of conscience, or other vulnerable groups. — ReFIT study (reversing frailty in transplantation): protocol for a longitudinal study to assess clinical and biomedical changes in frailty through kidney transplantation
- In a substantial improvement scenario, transplant recipients in Group A are expected to reduce mean Frailty Index from 0.23 at baseline to 0.06 at 12 months. — ReFIT study (reversing frailty in transplantation): protocol for a longitudinal study to assess clinical and biomedical changes in frailty through kidney transplantation