renal transplantation Page 1 Outcome of renal transplantation in recipients with blood group
A FABIAN P. GORODZINSKY, MD, FRCP[C] MICHAEL T. STECHISON, MD ANNETTE POON …

In 1973 we reported significantly 4 superior survival of kidneys transplanted to blood group
O recipients compared with recipients of those from blood groups A, B, and AB taken …

BACKGROUND: Transplantation of cadaver kidneys from blood group A2 donors into non-A
recipients has been shown to help reduce the longer waiting times for blood group O and …

The outcome of 11 renal transplants with kidneys from blood group A2 donors to blood
group O recipients is reported. Eight grafts had a satisfactory function, three early losses …

The ABO subgroup A 2 has been reported to be less reactive with the anti-A 1 antibody
naturally occurring in the serum of group O and B recipients and to occur in approximately …

Fifteen blood group O and B recipients have been transplanted with kidneys from subtype A
2 living donors since April 1992. ABO red cell grouping was performed by local licensed …

In summary, we could not document an increased incidence of HA nor a detrimental effect of
CyA use in our recipients of ABO-unmatched LRD kidneys. Thus, it would appear that the …

Solid organ transplantation has traditionally been governed by the rules of blood group
compatibility. Thus, it has been demonstrated that crossing the ABO blood group barrier …

Blood type O recipients of cadaveric renal transplants have longer pretransplant waiting
periods than blood type A, B, and AB recipients. To evaluate reasons for and consequences …

Despite a high incidence of renal failure, disproportionately fewer Indo-Asians in the United
Kingdom receive a renal transplant, in part because of the high prevalence of blood group B …