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Immunosuppressive regimens with the fewest possible toxic effects are desirable for transplant recipients. This study evaluated the efficacy and relative toxic effects of three immunosuppressive regimens used after kidney transplantation in Kirkuk city. 52 kidney transplanted patients were enrolled in this study and categorized into three treatment groups. The group I patients received standard-dose of CsA, MMF in combinations with prednisolone, and the group II patients received low-dose CsA, Aza in combinations with prednisolone, while the group III patients received low-dose Tac, MMF in combinations with prednisolone. The primary efficacy end point was the renal function; secondary end points were incidence of serious adverse effects and the complication of immunosuppression therapy in transplanted recipient.
Dr. Hemen Faik Mohammad. 1970. \u201cEvaluation of immunosuppressive regimens in kidney transplanted patients in Iraq\u201d. Global Journal of Medical Research - B: Pharma, Drug Discovery, Toxicology & Medicine N/A (GJMR Volume 12 Issue B1): .
Crossref Journal DOI 10.17406/gjmra
Print ISSN 0975-5888
e-ISSN 2249-4618
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Country: Iraq
Subject: Global Journal of Medical Research - B: Pharma, Drug Discovery, Toxicology & Medicine
Authors: Dr. Hemen Faik Mohammad, Prof. Dr. Kassim AL-Shamma, Dr. Ansam Naji AL-Hassani (PhD/Dr. count: 3)
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Immunosuppressive regimens with the fewest possible toxic effects are desirable for transplant recipients. This study evaluated the efficacy and relative toxic effects of three immunosuppressive regimens used after kidney transplantation in Kirkuk city. 52 kidney transplanted patients were enrolled in this study and categorized into three treatment groups. The group I patients received standard-dose of CsA, MMF in combinations with prednisolone, and the group II patients received low-dose CsA, Aza in combinations with prednisolone, while the group III patients received low-dose Tac, MMF in combinations with prednisolone. The primary efficacy end point was the renal function; secondary end points were incidence of serious adverse effects and the complication of immunosuppression therapy in transplanted recipient.
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