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De novo HLA‐alloimmunization to a kidney allograft incidentally without anastomoses

A kidney allograft of a 42-year-old deceased male donor was accepted for transplantation at our center. The full phenotype of the donor was HLA-A2, A3, B7, B37, Cw2, Cw7, DR15, DR15, DQ5 and DQ6 (mismatches to the recipient are underlined). The kidney was placed for one minute in the iliac fossa of the 49-year-old male recipient. After detection of an arterial aneurysm despite back-table preparation, the transplantation was stopped without anastomoses.