Yazbeck S, Larbrisseau A, O'Regan S
J Urol. 1985 Oct;134(4):720-1. doi: 10.1016/s0022-5347(17)47405-2.
We report 2 cases of cadaveric renal transplantation in which the grafts were placed in the right iliac fossa. Postoperatively, both patients complained of ipsilateral thigh weakness. Electromyography and nerve conduction studies indicated femoral nerve neuropathy. Muscle weakness gradually resolved. Difficulty was encountered in placing both grafts, and each kidney and limb were subjected to prolonged ischemia. We suggest that the femoral neuropathy was ischemic in origin.
我们报告2例尸体肾移植病例，移植物均置于右髂窝。术后，两名患者均主诉同侧大腿无力。肌电图和神经传导研究表明为股神经病变。肌无力逐渐缓解。放置两个移植物时遇到困难，每个肾脏和肢体都经历了长时间的缺血。我们认为股神经病变起源于缺血。
