Vs. Mathur et al., ACUTE RENAL-ALLOGRAFT DYSFUNCTION SECONDARY TO SUPRARENAL ARTERIAL-STENOSIS - A CASE SERIES AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE, Clinical transplantation, 12(4), 1998, pp. 333-342
Stenosis of vessels proximal to the renal artery is an unusual cause o
f allograft ischemia. We report four patients who had such 'suprarenal
' arterial stenoses leading to graft dysfunction that was reversed wit
h revascularization. We additionally review the existing literature on
this entity, outline the etiologies of such stenoses, as well as disc
uss the surgical and non-surgical therapeutic options in patients with
this uncommon cause of allograft dysfunction.