Predicting outcomes after kidney transplantation: Can Pareto's rules help us to do so?
World J Transplant
; 14(1): 90149, 2024 Mar 18.
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ABSTRACT
Kidney transplantation is the best option for kidney replacement therapy, even considering that most of the times the grafts do not survive as long as their recipients. In the Khalil et al's experience, published in this issue of the Journal, they analyze their second kidney graft survival and describe those significant predictors of early loss. This editorial comments on the results and put in perspec tive that most of the times, long-term graft survival could be inadvertently jeopardized if the immunosuppressive therapy is reduced or withdrawn for any reason, and that it could happen frequently if the transplant physician intends to innovate with the clinical care without proper evidence-based data.
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World J Transplant
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2024
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Chile
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Estados Unidos