THE OPTION OF TRANSPLANTATION

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THE OPTION OF

TRANSPLANTATION

LILLY BARBA, M.D.

MEDICAL DIRECTOR RENAL

TRANSPLANT PROGRAM

HARBOR-UCLA MEDICAL CENTER

OPTIONS FOR TREATMENT OF

END STAGE RENAL DISEASE

• HEMODIALYSIS

• PERITONEAL DIALYSIS

• TRANSPLANTATION

THE OPTION OF

TRANSPLANTATION

• BEST OPTION TO RESTORE FEELING

OF WELL BEING

• LIBERALIZATION OF FLUID AND

DIETARY RESTRICTION

• ABILITY TO TRAVEL

• INCREASE IN LIFE SPAN AS

COMPARED TO REMAINING ON

DIALYSIS

RISKS OF TRANSPLANTATION

• MAJOR SURGICAL PROCEDURE WITH

POSSIBLE COMPLICATIONS

INCLUDING:

• BLEEDING

• INFECTION

• REJECTION

• ANESTHESIA RISK

• DEATH

OPTION OF

TRANSPLANTATION

• CHOSING THE OPTION OF

TRANSPLANTATION SHOULD BE

TAKEN WITH CAUTION

IN GENERAL, HOWEVER,

TRANSPLANTATION IS THE BEST

OPTION FOR TREATING PEOPLE

WITH KIDNEY DISEASE

PURSUING THE OPTION OF

TRANSPLANTATION

• PATIENTS MAY BE REFERRED BY

THEIR NEPHROLOGIST WHEN THE

SERUM CREATININE IS 3.5 MG/DL OR

ESTIMATED GFR < 20 CC/MIN

• THE REASON FOR EARLY REFERRAL

IS TO ESTABLISH WAITING TIME OR

READY FOR A PRE EMPTIVE

TRANSPLANT

WAITING TIME

• UNOS (UNITED NETWORK FOR

ORGAN SHARING) IS THE

ORGANIZATION THAT OVERSEES

ALL TRANSPLANT PROGRAMS IN THE

UNITED STATES

• TOLL FREE NUMBER 1-888-894-6361

INFORMATION LINE FOR

TRANSPLANT CANDIDATES,

RECIPIENTS AND FAMILY MEMBERS

UNOS

• UNOS ALSO MAINTAINS A WEB SITE,

TRANSPLANT LIVING, WHICH

CONTAINS INFORMATION FOR

TRANSPLANT CANDIDATES AND

RECIPIENTS AND FAMILY MEMBERS

• ADDRESS:

WWW.TRANSPLANTLIVING.ORG

BENEFITS OF PRE EMPTIVE

TRANSPLANTATION

• NO NEED TO START DIALYSIS: NO

COMORBITIDIES ASSOCIATED WITH

DIALYSIS

• BETTER QUALITY OF LIFE

• HIGHER EMPLOYMENT RATES POST

TRANSPLANT

• NO NEED FOR AV GRAFT OR FISTULA

PLACEMENT

BENEFITS OF PRE EMPTIVE

TRANSPLANTATION

• DO NOT HAVE TO WAIT YEARS FOR A

DECEASED DONOR

• PATIENTS WHO RECEIVE PRE-

EMPTIVE TRANSPLANTS HAVE

BETTER OUTCOMES

• COSTS FOR MAINTAINING A

TRANSPLANT PATIENT ARE LESS

BARRIERS TO PRE EMPTIVE

TRANSPLANTATION

• 2005 USRDS : INCIDENCE OF PRE

EMPTIVE TRANSPLANTATION WAS 2.5%

• NKF CONSENSUS CITED REASONS:

1.

EARLY EDUCATION NEEDED

2.

TIMELY TRANSPLANT REFERRAL

NEEDED

3.

IDENTIFICATION OF POTENTIAL LIVING

DONOR

4.

REFERRAL WHEN PATIENT IS REFERRED

FOR AV ACCESS

CANDIDATES FOR

TRANSPLANTATION

THOSE PATIENTS WITH:

• PATIENTS WITH IRREVERSIBLE LOSS

OF RENAL FUNCTION

• THOSE WITH CREATININE > 3.5

MG/DL

• AGE IS A RELATIVE FACTOR IN

DETERMINING CANDIDACY

WHO IS NOT A POTENTIAL

CANDIDATE ?

THOSE PATIENTS WITH:

• ACTIVE INFECTION

• CANCER OR CANCER RECENTLY

TREATED

• UNCORRECTABLE HEART PROBLEMS

• ADVANCED LUNG DISEASE

WHO IS NOT A POTENTIAL

CANDIDATE ?

THOSE PATIENTS WITH:

• ACTIVE STOMACH ULCERS

• CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER

• NO ELIGIBILITY FOR INSURANCE OR NO

MEDICAL INSURANCE

• LACK OF A FAMILY/SOCIAL SUPPORT

SYSTEM

• ONGOING KIDNEY DISEASE: VASCULITIS

WHO IS NOT A POTENTIAL

CANDIDATE ?

THOSE PATIENTS WITH:

• MORBID OBESITY

• SEVERE PSYCHIATRIC PROBLEMS

NOT WELL CONTROLLED

• CONTINUED ALCOHOL, TOBACCO

OR ILLICIT DRUG ABUSE

• AGE GREATER THAN 70 WITHOUT

THE POTENTIAL FOR A LIVING

DONOR

THOSE PATIENTS WITH PCKD

• OVERALL, PATIENTS WITH PCKD DO

WELL

• PRE TRANSPLANT CLEARANCE MAY

INCLUDE:

1.

CT SCAN OF THE ABDOMEN

2.

CT SCAN OF THE BRAIN

3.

ECHOCARDIOGRAM

4.

SURGICAL REMOVAL OF NATIVE

KIDNEYS

THE TRANSPLANT SURGICAL

PROCEDURE

WHAT YOU SHOULD EXPECT

FOLLOWING TRANSPLANT

SURGERY

• SURGERY IS 3 – 5 HOURS UNDER GENERAL

ANESTHESIA

• HOSPITAL STAY 5 – 7 DAYS

• AFTER SURGERY:

FOLEY CATHETER

JACKSON PRATT DRAINAGE BULB (JP)

CENTRAL VENOUS PRESSURE LINE (CVP)

STAPLES HOLDING WOUND TOGETHER

POD # 1 : BEDREST POD # 2: START EATING

POD # 3: WALKING AS TOLERATED

IMMUNOSUPPRESSIVE

MEDICATIONS

• CNI (TACROLIMUS OR

CYCLOSPORINE)

• STEROID (PREDNISONE)

• ANTI-METABOLITE (CELLCEPT OR

AZATHIOPRINE)

MEDICATIONS CAN HAVE SIDE

EFFECTS: COMMON SIDE

EFFECTS

• TACROLIMUS/CYCLOSPORINE :

TREMORS, HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE,

HAIR GROWTH WITH

CYCLOSPORINE, POSSIBLE DIABETES

• PREDNISONE: GASTRITIS, WEIGHT

GAIN SECONDARY TO INCREASE

APPETITE, DIFFICULT TO CONTROL

DIABETES, ACNE, EASY BRUISING,

INCREASE SENSITIVITY TO THE SUN

MEDICATIONS CAN HAVE SIDE

EFFECTS: COMMON SIDE

EFFECTS

• CELLCEPT: GAS, DIARRHEA, LOW

WHITE BLOOD CELL COUNT

TRANSPLANTATION OPTIONS

• PRE-EMPTIVE TRANSPLANTATION

• LIVING DONOR TRANSPLANTATION

• DECEASED DONOR

TRANSPLANTATION:

1.

STANDARD CRITERIA

2.

EXTENDED CRITERIA

3.

DONOR AFTER CARDIAC DEATH

LIVING DONORS

• ANY PERSON WHO IS HEALTHY CAN

BE EVALUATED FOR A TRANSPLANT

• CANNOT HAVE DIABETES,

HYPERTENSION, KIDNEY DISEASE

OR ACTIVE DRUG USE

• EACH TRANSPLANT PROGRAM SETS

CRITERIA FOR DONOR

LIVING DONORS DO WELL

• SURGERY IS USUALLY DONE

LAPARASCOPICALLY

• HOSPITAL STAY IS 3 DAYS MAXIMUM

• PAIN CONTROLLED WITH

NARCOTICS

• RESUMPTION OF DAILY ACTIVITES

IN 4 TO 8 WEEKS

LIVING DONORS DO WELL

• RESUMPTION OF NORMAL DAILY

ACTIVITIES WITH 4 TO 8 WEEKS

LIVING DONORS DO WELL

• RISKS LOW: MORTALITY 0.03 %, SURGICAL

RISKS ABOUT 3 %

• LONG TERM RISKS: HAVE TO BE

EVALUATED IN CONTEXT OF PRE

EXISITING PROBLEMS, DEVELOPMENT OF

MEDICAL PROBLEMS AFTER DONATION

AND GENERAL POPULATION RISKS OF

DEVELOPING KIDNEY DISEASE WHICH IS

APPROXIMATELY 2 % FOR CAUCASIANS

AND 7.5 % FOR AFRICAN AMERICANS

LIVING RELATED DONATION

IN PKD FAMILIES

• OWING TO THE DIFFICULTIES

ENCOUNTERED IN EXCLUDING PKD

IN RELATED POTENTIAL DONORS,

PATIENTS WITH PKD RECEIVE

FEWER LIVING RELATED KIDNEY

TRANSPLANTS

LIVING RELATED DONATION

IN PKD FAMILIES

• ULTRASOUND IS INSUFFICIENTLY

INSENSITIVE TO EXCLUDE DISEASE

BEFORE THE AGE OF 30 YEARS

• GENETIC TESTING CAN BE USED

THROUGH ANALYSIS OF LINKED

FLANKING POLYMORPHIC GENETIC

MARKERS OR THE USE OF DIRECT

MUTATION ANALYSIS

DECEASED DONORS

• DIFFERENCE IN ALLOGRAFT

SURVIVAL

• DECEASED DONOR HALF-LIFE 7 TO 12

YEARS

• LIVING DONOR HALF-LIFE IS 20

YEARS

• RISK OF REJECTION MAY BE HIGHER

ESPECIALLY IS DONOR IS NOT

RELATED TO RECIPIENT

WAITING TIME FOR A

DECEASED DONOR

• BLOOD GROUPS ARE O, A, AB, B

• AVERAGE WAITING TIME FOR AN O

KIDNEY IS THE GREATER LA AREA IS

7 TO 10 YEARS

• B PATIENTS WAIT GREATER THAN 5

YEARS

DISCUSSION WITH

TRANSPLANT CENTER

• WHICH IS THE BEST OPTION FOR

ME?

• EVALUATION OF POTENTIAL

DONORS

• COMPLETION OF WORK-UP IN A

TIMELY BASIS

• HEAR ALL THE OPTIONS

CONCLUDING REMARKS

• TRANSPLANTATION IS THE BEST

OPTION FOR PATIENTS WITH

KIDNEY DISEASE

• COMPLICATIONS ARE POSSIBLE

• LIVING DONATION IS ENCOURAGED

ESPECIALLY TO EXPEDITE

TRANSPLANTATION, FOR LONG

TERM SUCCESS

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