Prevalence of @entity1358 in XXXX with @entity454 pre-transplantation: a pathologic analysis.

@entity1 @entity8 @entity1637 @entity703 @entity1358 @entity652 @entity454
BACKGROUND: @entity8 ( @entity8 ), @entity8 ( @entity652 ), and @entity1358 ( @entity1358 ) are more common in @entity1 with @entity454 ( @entity454 ). However, the prevalence of these conditions in @entity1 undergoing transplantation, and the clinical characteristics associated with their occurrence are unclear. METHODS: At our institution, the majority of @entity1 undergo an ipsilateral native nephrectomy at the time of transplantation, providing a unique opportunity to study the prevalence and pathology of @entity8 , @entity652 and @entity1358 in @entity454 . We retrospectively reviewed all consecutive nephrectomy pathology reports over a six year period. Demographic and clinical characteristics associated with these lesions were identified. RESULTS: Two hundred and sixty nephrectomy reports were reviewed: @entity8 , @entity652 , @entity1358 and @entity1637 were found in 33%, 14%, 4.2% and 0.6% of cases, respectively. On multivariable analysis, @entity8 was positively associated with male sex and longer dialysis duration and negatively associated with peritoneal dialysis. Similarly, @entity652 was positively associated with male sex, longer dialysis duration and greater age. There was a trend for @entity1358 cases to share similar associations although the small total number of cases precluded findings of statistical significance. CONCLUSION: By pathologic analysis, @entity703 are more common in the pre-transplant @entity454 population than previously reported (using radiologic methods). Our study also identifies risk factors for their occurrence. This may prove useful in designing screening studies for @entity703 in this @entity1 population.
