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Dárci ledvin po nezvratné zástavě oběhu (DCD) – zkušenosti jednoho centra
Kidney donors after circulatory death (DCD) – single centre experience
Kidney donors after circulatory death (DCD) – single centre experience
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Rozhledy v chirurgii : měsíčník Československé chirurgické společnosti pro tvorbu domácí a rozhledy po chirurgii zahraniční | 2016 Volume:95 | Number:4
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Úvod: Odběr ledvin z dárce s nezvratnou zástavou oběhu (DCD – donor after circulatory death) je důležitou součástí transplantačních programů v celosvětovém měřítku. V České republice byla první transplantace ledvin z DCD úspěšně provedena v roce 2002. Autoři diskutují vlastní a literární zkušenosti s tímto programem. Snahou je zvýšit potenciál odběru ledvin z DCD v České republice. Metoda: Od roku 2002 do roku 2015 bylo v plzeňském Transplantačním centru odebráno celkem 44 ledvin z DCD. Technikou byl „in situ“ odběr pomocí „double baloon triple lumen“ katetru při zachování 5–10 min. „no-touch“ intervalu. Metoda hypotermické pulzatilní perfuze byla použita k testování viability odebraných ledvin. Transplantováno bylo celkem 28 ledvin příjemcům o průměrném věku 51,1 roku (26–73 let). Dle maastrichtských kritérií bylo 16 (57,1 %) ledvin ve skupině II, 8 (28,6 %) ve skupině III a 4 (14,3 %) ve skupině IV. Výsledky: 30denní pooperační mortalita byla 0 a morbidita 10,7 tj. 14,3 % (N=4). Primární afunkce ledviny byla přítomna u 2 (7,1 %), opožděný nástup funkce pak u 5 (17,9 %) nemocných. Jeden rok, 5 a 10 let po transplantaci žije 100 %; resp. 86,4 % a 76,7% nemocných a ve stejných intervalech je funkčních 92,9; 69,6 a 61,9 % transplantovaných ledvin. Dlouhodobé výsledky jsou plně srovnatelné s transplantacemi ledvin od dárců se smrtí mozku. Závěr: DCD jsou významným zdrojem ledvin pro transplantace. Transplantace ledvin z DCD je metodou logisticky, ekonomicky a personálně náročnou s velmi dobrými dlouhodobými výsledky.
Introduction: Kidney procurement from donors after circulatory death (DCD) is an important part of worldwide transplantation programmes. The first kidney transplantation from DCD was successfully performed in the Czech Republic in 2002. Method: Forty four kidneys from DCD were procured in the Transplant Centre of Pilsen between 2002 and 2015. We used the technique of “in situ“ procurement with the double balloon triple lumen catheter and 5−10 minutes of the no-touch interval. The method of pulsatile hypothermic perfusion was used to test the viability of the kidneys. Twenty eight recipients with mean age 51.1 (26−73) years were transplanted. Sixteen (57.1%) kidneys were from the 2nd, 8 (28.6%) from the 3rd and 4 (14.3%) from the 4th category according to the Maastricht criteria. Results: 30-day mortality and morbidity rates were 0 and 10.7% i. e.14.3% respectively (N=4). Primary non-function was presented in 2 (7.1%), and delayed graft function in 5 (17.9%) cases. One, five and ten years of recipient and graft survival rates were 100%, 86.4% and 76.7%; and 92.9%, 69.6% and 61.9%, respectively. The long-term results are fully comparable with kidneys transplanted from donors after brain death. Conclusion: DCD are an important source for kidney transplantation. Kidney transplantation from DCD is a logistically, economically and personally demanding method with very good long-term results.
V. Třeška, T. Reischig, D. Hasman, B. Čertík, J. Moláček, R. Šulc, M. Čechura, L. Kielberger, K. Houdek, V. Opatrný
Introduction: Kidney procurement from donors after circulatory death (DCD) is an important part of worldwide transplantation programmes. The first kidney transplantation from DCD was successfully performed in the Czech Republic in 2002. Method: Forty four kidneys from DCD were procured in the Transplant Centre of Pilsen between 2002 and 2015. We used the technique of “in situ“ procurement with the double balloon triple lumen catheter and 5−10 minutes of the no-touch interval. The method of pulsatile hypothermic perfusion was used to test the viability of the kidneys. Twenty eight recipients with mean age 51.1 (26−73) years were transplanted. Sixteen (57.1%) kidneys were from the 2nd, 8 (28.6%) from the 3rd and 4 (14.3%) from the 4th category according to the Maastricht criteria. Results: 30-day mortality and morbidity rates were 0 and 10.7% i. e.14.3% respectively (N=4). Primary non-function was presented in 2 (7.1%), and delayed graft function in 5 (17.9%) cases. One, five and ten years of recipient and graft survival rates were 100%, 86.4% and 76.7%; and 92.9%, 69.6% and 61.9%, respectively. The long-term results are fully comparable with kidneys transplanted from donors after brain death. Conclusion: DCD are an important source for kidney transplantation. Kidney transplantation from DCD is a logistically, economically and personally demanding method with very good long-term results.
V. Třeška, T. Reischig, D. Hasman, B. Čertík, J. Moláček, R. Šulc, M. Čechura, L. Kielberger, K. Houdek, V. Opatrný