Survival rates for patients on dialysis are better than those for patients receiving renal allografts in the following circumstances:
A. A living related donor is available.
B. A cadaver donor must be used.
C. The recipient’s renal failure is secondary to diabetes.
D. None of the above.
Answer:D
Survival rates for patients on dialysis are better than those for patients receiving renal allografts in the following circumstances:
A. A living related donor is available. B. A cadaver donor must be used. C. The recipient’s renal failure is secondary to diabetes. D. None of the above.