ĐÁNH GIÁ MỘT SỐ ĐẶC ĐIỂM THẬN GHÉP VÀ MẠCH MÁU CỦA THẬN GHÉP TỪ NGƯỜI CHO SỐNG TẠI BỆNH VIỆN QUÂN Y 103

Abstract

Objecttive: To describe some characteristics of transplanted kidney, the anatomy of renal vessels in living kidney donor at 103 Military Hospital. Materials and methods: 127 kidney transplant patients from living donors and 127 multislice computed tomography results of the transplanted kidney, collected in pairs of donors and recipients at 103 Military hospitals from December 2019 to December 2020. Rescue, cross-sectional descriptions. Results: There were 127 patients, including 88/127 cases males (69.3%), and 39/127 cases females (30.7%). Mean age: 38.12 ± 9.8. Right donor kidney: 56.7%, left donor kidney: 43.3%. Average kidney transplantation volume: male 146.48 ± 28.83 (cm³) on the right, 145.76 ± 22.48 (cm³) on the left; Female: 139.94 ± 22.12 (cm³) on the right, 157.14 ± 43.71 (cm³) on the left, Vascular characteristics of the graft after nephrectomy: 1 artery: 80.3%, 2 arteries: 17,3%, 3 arteries: 2.4% and 1 vein: 91.3%, 2 veins: 7.9%, 3 veins: 0.8%.  Conclusions: Anomalie of renal arteries in number: 25/127 (19.7%) was a common change, and anomalie of renal vein in number: 11/127 (8.7%) was less common. Comprehending the changes in blood vessels of the transplanted kidney helps surgeons choose the appropriate vascular anastomosis methods in kidney transplant surgery.