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. 1974 Aug 31;3(5930):552-4.
doi: 10.1136/bmj.3.5930.552.

Deaths from occlusive arterial disease in renal allograft recipients

L S Ibels, J H Stewart, J F Mahony, A G Sheil

Deaths from occlusive arterial disease in renal allograft recipients

L S Ibels et al. Br Med J. .

Abstract

In a series of 325 recipients of cadaveric renal transplants sudden occlusive arterial disease was found to be responsible for 12% of deaths. Acute myocardial infarction (9%) occurred 25 times more than expected in the normal population and cerebral thrombosis (3%) 300 times more. The greatest loss was in the initial three-month period after transplantation. Patients with renal failure due to essential hypertension were especially at risk, accounting for six of the 12 deaths.

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