Renal transplantation in children weighing <15 kg: does concomitant lower urinary tract dysfunction influence the outcome?

[1] Benfield MR(2003)Changing trends in pediatric transplantation: 2001 Annual Report of the North American Pediatric Renal Transplant Cooperative Study Pediatr Transplant 7 321-335

[2] McDonald RA(2000)A 100 % 2-year graft survival can be attained in high-risk 15-kg or smaller infant recipients of kidney allografts Arch Surg 135 1063-1068

[3] Bartosh S(2006)Renal transplantation in children 15 Kg or less: the British Columbia Children’s Hospital experience J Urol 176 1797-1800

[4] Ho PL(2009)Pediatric kidney transplantation is safe and available for patients with urological anomalies as well as those with primary renal diseases Pediatr Transplant 13 200-205

[5] Harmon W(2008)Comparison of renal transplantation outcomes in children with and without bladder dysfunction. A customized approach equals the difference J Urol 179 712-716

[6] Millan MT(2007)Renal transplantation or bladder augmentation first? A comparison of complications and outcomes in children BJU Int 100 1365-1370

[7] Sarwal MM(2003)Lower urinary tract reconstruction is safe and effective in children with end stage renal disease J Urol 170 1497-1500

[8] Lemley KV(2014)Best practice in the assessment of bladder function in infants Ther Adv Urol 6 148-164

[9] Yorgin P(2009)Measurement and estimation of GFR in children and adolescents Clin J Am Soc Nephrol 4 1832-1843

[10] Orlandi P(2010)Lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) after renal transplant in non-urologic anuric patients Pediatr Transplant 14 859-862

[1] Benfield MR(2003)Changing trends in pediatric transplantation: 2001 Annual Report of the North American Pediatric Renal Transplant Cooperative Study Pediatr Transplant 7 321-335

[2] McDonald RA(2000)A 100 % 2-year graft survival can be attained in high-risk 15-kg or smaller infant recipients of kidney allografts Arch Surg 135 1063-1068

[3] Bartosh S(2006)Renal transplantation in children 15 Kg or less: the British Columbia Children’s Hospital experience J Urol 176 1797-1800

[4] Ho PL(2009)Pediatric kidney transplantation is safe and available for patients with urological anomalies as well as those with primary renal diseases Pediatr Transplant 13 200-205

[5] Harmon W(2008)Comparison of renal transplantation outcomes in children with and without bladder dysfunction. A customized approach equals the difference J Urol 179 712-716

[6] Millan MT(2007)Renal transplantation or bladder augmentation first? A comparison of complications and outcomes in children BJU Int 100 1365-1370

[7] Sarwal MM(2003)Lower urinary tract reconstruction is safe and effective in children with end stage renal disease J Urol 170 1497-1500

[8] Lemley KV(2014)Best practice in the assessment of bladder function in infants Ther Adv Urol 6 148-164

[9] Yorgin P(2009)Measurement and estimation of GFR in children and adolescents Clin J Am Soc Nephrol 4 1832-1843

[10] Orlandi P(2010)Lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) after renal transplant in non-urologic anuric patients Pediatr Transplant 14 859-862