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Recipient Genetic Determinants of Inflammatory Process and Nonstandard Atherosclerosis Risk Factors Affect Kidney Graft Function Early Posttransplantation
Transplantation Proceedings, 11/06/09

Krajewska M et al. – Higher values, although still within the normal range of CRP concentrations on the day of transplantation and 3 months thereafter, were related to greater values of eGFR at 12 months, suggesting that the higher intensity of the inflammatory reaction may be a manifestation of more effective healing of an ischemia reperfusion injury. Both homocysteine and fetuin A showed long–term prognostic importance.

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