Acutely Injured Kidneys are 'Safe' for Transplants

Injured kidneys could be suitable for transplantation and this brings hope to patients in the transplant waiting list. Henceforth, acutely injured kidneys could become part of the donor pool.

Kidneys of deceased donors with acute kidney injury (AKI) are safe and can be used for transplantation.

Acutely Injured Kidneys are 'Safe' for Transplants

Kidneys of deceased donors with acute kidney injury (AKI) were found to be safe and could be used for transplantation. This new study brings hope to patients in the transplant waiting list. Read More

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