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Arbogast HP et al. – Application of a combined polyclonal–monoclonal induction regimen using a nephrotoxicity– and atherogenicity–free, MMF–based immunosuppressive maintenance protocol in elderly cadaveric kidney transplant recipients led to acceptable short–term outcomes, albeit at the expense of an increased rejection rate, comparable to that previously published for elderly (>50 years) recipients of allografts from elderly (>50 years) cadaveric donors.

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