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完全逆转的急性排斥对移植肾长期生存率的影响
作者姓名:Wu JY  Chen JH  Wang YM  Zhang JG  Zhu C  Wang SY  Zhang P  Huang HF  He Q
作者单位:310003,杭州,浙江大学医学院附属第一医院肾脏病中心
摘    要:目的 回顾性分析 946例肾移植患者急性排斥发生的时间、次数、治疗效果对移植肾长期存活的影响。方法 通过lifetable分别计算和比较无排斥组、一次排斥组、二次以上排斥组、早期排斥 (肾移植术后 90d内 )组、后期排斥 (术后 90d以后 )以及完全逆转组、部分逆转组患者肾生存率 ,并通过Cox回归分析相关危险因素。结果 急性排斥患者 ( 172例 )移植肾生存率要明显低于无急性排斥患者 ( 774例 ) ,5年和 10年生存率分别为 70 9%、2 9 8%和 93 3 %、83 3 % (P <0 0 0 0 1)。发生 2次以上急性排斥患者的肾长期生存率比无排斥和 1次排斥组要低得多 (P <0 0 0 0 1和P =0 0 0 3)。完全逆转组和部分逆转组患者的 5年、8年肾生存率分别为 93 9%、89 2和 6 3 1%、41 4% (P <0 0 0 0 1) ,前者和无排斥组患者肾生存率无明显差异 (P =0 96 )。排斥发生时间并不是影响移植肾生存的因素。结论 发生急性排斥反应的患者有较差的移植肾长期生存率 ,发生 1次且抗排斥治疗能完全逆转的患者其移植肾长期生存率与无排斥患者的肾生存率无明显差异。

关 键 词:急性排斥  移植肾  长期生存率
修稿时间:2002年6月12日

Completely reversed acute rejection episodes do not influence the long-term renal allograft survival
Wu JY,Chen JH,Wang YM,Zhang JG,Zhu C,Wang SY,Zhang P,Huang HF,He Q.Completely reversed acute rejection episodes do not influence the long-term renal allograft survival[J].National Medical Journal of China,2003,83(2):106-109.
Authors:Wu Jian-yong  Chen Jiang-hua  Wang Yi-min  Zhang Jian-guo  Zhu Cong  Wang Su-ya  Zhang Ping  Huang Hong-feng  He Qiang
Affiliation:Kidney Disease Center, The First Affiliated Hospital, Medical College of Zhejiang University, Hangzhou 310003, China.
Abstract:OBJECTIVE: To assess the influence of times and duration of acute rejection episodes and the effect of antirejection therapy in renal transplantation recipients on the long-term survival of renal allograft. METHODS: The clinical data of 946 patients who received renal transplantation were analyzed to analyze the survival of renal allograts in different conditions: times of rejection episode, time of onset of acute rejection, and effect of antirejection therapy by life table and Wilcoxon test, and to identify the risk factors through Cox regression analysis. RESULTS: During the follow-up with a range of 3 approximately 158 months acute rejection occurred in 172 patients. The 946 cases of kidney transplantation were divided into rejection free group (NAR, n = 774), one time rejection group (1AR, n = 159), and twice and more rejection group (2AR, n = 13) according to the times of rejection. The 1AR group was subdivided into completely reversed group (CAR) and incompletely reversed group (1AR). The 1AR cases were subdivided into early-stage rejection group (EAR, with episode within 90 days after transplantation, n = 112) and late-stage rejection group (LAR, with episode 90 days later transplantation, n = 47) according to the onset time of rejection episode. The five-year survival rate was 70.9% in the AR group (n = 172) and was 93.3% in the NAR group (P < 0.000 1). The ten-year survival rate of renal allografts was 29.8% in the AR group, and was 83.3% in the NAR group (P < 0.000 1). The 5-year survival rate of renal allograft was less than 30% in the 2AR group, significantly lower than those in the NAR and IAR groups (P < 0.000 1 and P< 0.003). The 5-year survival rate of renal allograft was 89.0% in the EAR group, significantly higher than that in the LAR group (48.9%, P < 0.000 1). The 8-year survival rate was 84.3% in the EAR group, significantly higher than that in the LAR group (32.1%, P < 0.000 1). Both the survival rates of renal allograft in the EAR and LAR groups were significantly lower than that in the NAR group (P = 0.025 and P < 0.000 1). The condition had been completely reversed in 95 patients and incompletely reversed in 54 patients, and failed to be improved in 10 patients out of the 159 cases in the IAR group after antirejection therapy. The 5-year survival rate of renal allograft was 93.9% in the CAR group, significantly higher than that in the IAR group (63.1%, P < 0.000 1) but not significantly different from that in the NAR group (P = 0.96). The 8-year survival rate of renal allograft was 89.2% in the CAR group, significantly higher than that in the IAR group (41.4%, P < 0.000 1) but not significantly different from that in the NAR group (P = 0.96). The time of rejection onset was not the main factor effecting survival rate of grafts. The main risk factor influencing the long-term survival of renal allograft was the therapeutic effect after the onset of rejection with a risk rate of 3.14. CONCLUSION: The acutely rejected renal allografts have poor long-term survival. The long-term survival rate of renal allograts with acute rejection that occurs only once and is completely recovered after antirejection therapy is not significantly different from that of the renal allografts in NAR group.
Keywords:Kidney transplantation  Acute rejection  Survival
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