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== Complications == * Immediate ** Bleeding - re-explore ** Thrombosis of renal vessels - usually technical error, requires immediate re-exploration ** Hyperacute rejection - presents with intra-renal thrombosis - usually straight to nephrectomy * Early ** Infection *** Wound *** Pneumonia *** UTI ** Bleeding ** Lymphocoele *** Variable presentation - compression of vascular or ureteric structures *** Confirm via aspiration *** Peritoneal window may be useful to drain ** Urine leak *** Small leaks - nephrostomy *** Large leaks - explore ** Early obstruction of ureter *** Often stent ** Systemic complications ** Delayed graft function *** Dialysis required in first week *** Exclude rejection vascular and ureteric complications *** Dialysis required based on usual indications * Late ** Vascular *** Renal artery stenosis, or stenosis at anastomosis **** May present with HTN **** Treat with PTA or surgery *** False aneurysm at anastomosis, or mycotic aneurysm *** Late renal vein thrombosis can present with sudden-onset haematuria ** Ureteric *** Strictures - stent, stricturoplasty, re-implantation *** Ischaemic strictures likely require re-operation *** VUR ** Immunosuppression complications *** See separate topic ** Malignancy *** See separate topic ** Graft failure *** Rejection - see separate topic *** Chronic allograft nephropathy - combination of chronic rejection and damage from immunosuppression *** Return of renal disease
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