Hyperuricemia, chronic renal disease and renal transplant (part II)

Hyperuricemia (HU) in renal transplant (RT) has been defined, like general population, with KDIGO Guides, as over 6 mg/dl values in women and 7 mg/dl in men. HU incidence in some populations are 28%, reaching 80% in Cyclosporine era (CSA). HU is early observed after RT, risk factors associated with...

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Published in:	Revista de nefrología, diálisis y transplante Vol. 36; no. 2; pp. 124 - 136
Main Authors:	Liliana Miriam Obregón, Carlos Cobeñas, Carlos Diaz Díaz, Gabriela Greco Greco, Rosana Groppa, Nora Imperiali, Hugo Sergio Petrone, Gervasio Soler Pujol, Marcelo Fabián Taylor, Alicia Ester Elbert
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	Spanish
Published:	Asociación Regional de Diálisis y Trasplantes Renales de Capital Federal y Provincia de Buenos Aires 01-06-2016
Subjects:	hiperuricemia inmunosupresores riesgo cardiovascular trasplante renal
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Summary:	Hyperuricemia (HU) in renal transplant (RT) has been defined, like general population, with KDIGO Guides, as over 6 mg/dl values in women and 7 mg/dl in men. HU incidence in some populations are 28%, reaching 80% in Cyclosporine era (CSA). HU is early observed after RT, risk factors associated with its development include: advanced age at the time of RT; gout history or preexisting HU; obesity; metabolic syndrome presence (MS); graft function deterioration; use of Inmunosuppression drugs, mainly cyclosporine (CSA); use of diuretics.
ISSN:	0326-3428 2346-8548