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Elevated Homocysteine Is a Predictor of All-Cause Mortality in a Prospective Cohort of Renal Transplant Recipients
Nephron: Clinical Practice, 10/01/09

Connolly GM et al. – In the renal transplant recipients enrolled in this study, homocysteine concentration was a significant predictor of mortality in univariate survival analysis and in multivariate survival analysis following adjustment for traditional cardiovascular risk factors and following adjustment for renal function. Assessing the effect of lowering homocysteine concentration on the survival of patients with a renal transplant is therefore worthy of further study.

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