An autopsy case of XXXX in renal transplant recipient.

@entity1 @entity82 @entity944 @entity5 @entity730 @entity177 @entity397 @entity204
Few autopsy cases of @entity944 in renal transplant recipients have been reported in the literature. The present case was a 50-year-old female recipient of a living-related renal transplant, who died suddenly after a good post-transplant course of 14 years. The @entity1 was admitted in December 2000 for detailed investigation for ascites, and died unexpectedly 1 month later. She complained of mild dyspnoea approximately 3 h before death. Detailed clinical and laboratory investigations after admission showed no malignant findings in the abdominal cavity. Postmortem pathological examination also showed no @entity5 in the abdominal cavity. Both lungs were pneumatized. Histopathological examinations revealed @entity730 . Calcification was observed in the heart, lungs, kidney graft and pancreas. Calcification in the heart was found in the central @entity82 surrounding the atrioventricular node and bundle of His, as well as in the origin of bifurcating bundle. In the myocardial fibres, fibre @entity397 and waviness were observed. Although these findings may indicate agonal changes, they might also be a consequence of sudden @entity204 . This @entity1 was in a state of @entity177 , which presumably caused @entity730 involving also the cardiac conduction system. This @entity730 might partially account for the @entity944 .
