Savdie E, Mahony J F, Caterson R J, Stewart J H, Etheredge S, Storey B G, Sheil A G
Br Med J (Clin Res Ed). 1982 Oct 23;285(6349):1160-3. doi: 10.1136/bmj.285.6349.1160.
In a series of 404 consecutive first cadaver kidney transplants performed since 1967 the actuarial five- and 10-year survival of patients were 61% and 47% respectively and of grafts 46% and 36%. In more than four-fifths of the patients surviving these intervals the original cadaveric grafts were functioning at these times, and most of the remainder were sustained by subsequent grafts. Although graft survival has remained static since 1967, patient survival improved. Results for 43 consecutive second cadaver transplants were similar after five years to those of first grafts. These results promote the acceptability of cadaveric transplantation as a long-term treatment for chronic renal failure.
自1967年以来进行的404例连续首例尸体肾移植系列中，患者的精算5年和10年生存率分别为61%和47%，移植肾的精算5年和10年生存率分别为46%和36%。在这些时间段存活的患者中，超过五分之四的患者其最初的尸体移植肾在此时仍在发挥功能，其余大多数患者则由后续移植肾维持。尽管自1967年以来移植肾生存率一直保持不变，但患者生存率有所提高。43例连续第二次尸体肾移植术后5年的结果与首次移植相似。这些结果提高了尸体肾移植作为慢性肾衰竭长期治疗方法的可接受性。
