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Surgical aspects of renal transplantation in the donor and recipient

To cope with donor shortage, it is necessary to extend the upper and lower end of the age limit in the donor group. Hepatitis C is another infection currently tested in all donors. The older and younger age recipients are shown to have improved graft survival. Doppler ultrasound, percutaneous biopsy, and fine-needle aspiration biopsy (FNAB) are useful in diagnosing rejection and complications after transplantation.