More and more people are undergoing kidney transplant each year, but the success of these procedures is determined by a range of factors related to the donor, the host and the grafted organ. Although there are several scoring systems available to predict long-term graft outcomes, T. Hauet demonstrates how the application of precision medicine to graft evaluation has the potential to significantly improve transplant outcomes.
Summary
Introduction : Definitions & Objectives of the colloquium: Selective choices among relevant areas with established therapeutic progress. Dominique BELLET et Jean-Paul TILLEMENT
New diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologies
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The patient
Publication type
Proceedings
Year
2017
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