Living donation Lecture 3 – Kidney Paired Donation – Discussion – Fellowship Programme in Clinical Transplantation

Living donation Lecture 3 – Kidney Paired Donation – Discussion

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rindhabibgmail-com

2 years ago

excellent professor.

Mahmoud Wadi

2 years ago

Thank alot for nice 2 lectures

Mu'taz Saleh

2 years ago

thank you for this nice 2 lectures

Manal Malik

2 years ago

thanks
pkd is used saudia arbia but not in our centre

Shereen Yousef

2 years ago

Thank you sir
PKD if become widly applied will help to decrease waiting list

Hussam Juda

2 years ago

Totally agree. Thank you

Hussam Juda

2 years ago

Thank you

AMAL Anan

2 years ago

Thanks or great lecture

Mohamed Ghanem

2 years ago

Many thanks for these lectures

Mahmud Islam

2 years ago

Enlighting lecture… thank you

Ghalia sawaf

2 years ago

Thank you professor for this important lecture. Kidney paired donation is a vital solution for many patients.
In our practice we have some parents who want to donate for their kids but for some reasons ( ABO incompatible) they are excluded
If we had this type of kidney paired donation it would be a great management

Dalia Ali

2 years ago

Great lecture

Abdullah Raoof

2 years ago

Thank you for this informative lecture

Hoon Loi Chong

2 years ago

Thanks for the interesting lecture.

Mohamad Habli

2 years ago

Thank you for the lectures

dina omar

2 years ago

Thank you dear prof for such an informative lecture
paired kidney donation could be the hope in the future to solve many cases of waiting list kidney transplantation .

manal jamid

2 years ago

Thank you Professors for the informative lectures.
Kidney paired donation is helping in solving important immunological obstacles in kidney transplants, especially for those with ABOi or HLA incompatibility.

Naglaa Abdalla

2 years ago

thank you prof…clear and absorbable talk

Esraa Mohammed

2 years ago

Thank you
Nice and informative

AMAL Anan

2 years ago

Thanks for appreciated informative lecture

Filipe prohaska Batista

2 years ago

In Brazil we had the first KPD at the end of last year. Still embryonic, requiring more robust logistics and extremely necessary in a patient where more than 90% is from deceased donors and with an extremely mixed genetic structure.

Giulio Podda

2 years ago

Very informative teaching. Simple and clear

Zahid Nabi

2 years ago

Interesting concept but needs a uniform structured national transplant program

MICHAEL Farag

2 years ago

this lecture helped me to understand the PKD and when I can consider this option. however; PKD needs a well-organized system to succeed

Amna Khalifa

2 years ago

thanks prof for the lecture. the paired kidney donation considered a great a achievement as it increase the kidney donor pool .and solved the problem of mismatches.

Maksuda Begum

2 years ago

Thank you Prof/Roberto for your elegant lecture.
The video of the hand assisted laparoscopic nephrectomy is very nice.and informative.

Ahmed Omran

2 years ago

As usual clear and concise presentation

Amit Sharma

2 years ago

Thank you Professors for the lectures.

Kidney paired donation is an important tool in kidney transplants, especially for those with HLA incompatibility

Osama Hendam

2 years ago

Thanks dear Profs , very informative and to the point, I enjoyed the nephrectomy video it was really great , also I have now very much better consolidate understanding about paired exchange programmes and different opinions

Mahmoud Wadi

2 years ago

Dual kidney donation, or pair exchange, is an approach to living donor kidney transplantation in which patients with incompatible donors exchange kidneys for a compatible kidney.
KPD is used in cases where the potential donor is incompatible.
I hope to God that it will be implemented in our country.

Mahmoud Wadi

2 years ago

Thank prof. Ala for nice lecture. internationally.
Paired kidney donation is interesting modalities in the futures .
I think. it will progress in in future to more countries.
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Mahmoud Wadi

2 years ago

Thanks porf.Robert and prof.Alaa for the wonderfull lectures
very important in our practice

Mahmoud Wadi

2 years ago

Thanks very much the nice lecture
I would one question
Pretransplantation splenomegaly donor can be exclude from criteria kidney donor ?

Mahmoud Wadi

2 years ago

Very interesting lectures. Thank You.

Rihab Elidrisi

2 years ago

very nice and informative lecture

saja Mohammed

2 years ago

Dears all
I have a question about accepting a donor with GFR > 140ml/min/1.73m2 , any concern?

Wadia Elhardallo

2 years ago

Thank you for informative lectures

Hinda Hassan

2 years ago

Thank you for the nice lectures

Weam Elnazer

2 years ago

Thank you excellent presentation

Assafi Mohammed

2 years ago

thanks for the informative presentation in this lecture

Dr Ps Vali

2 years ago

Thanks for both the lectures.
Even though Iam a Nephrologist, the surgical procedure and its nuances exited me.
The second lecture about paid donation is a thought provoking process as in India, we face a lot of challenges in performing paired donation.

Eusha Ansary

2 years ago

first lecture is well understandable but second one a bit clumsy to me, though trigger my thought process. Thanks a lot for these lectures.

amiri elaf

2 years ago

Thank you alot for these useful lectures, which we will benefit a lot from in our practical

Riham Marzouk

2 years ago

thanks a lot prof. Alaa for this nice lecture
also the lecture of prof. Roberto is interesting

thanks our professors

abosaeed mohamed

2 years ago

thanks a lot for both lectures

Mohamed Mohamed

2 years ago

Thanks a lot Prof/Ala for the very interesting and fascinating talk.
You, actually, very convinced me about the utility of KPD & how much it adds to the power of service of transplantation.
Your talk will, surely, provoke our thinking of implementing the KPD programme, not only in our transplant center,but even nationwide in our country (Sudan).

Mohamed Mohamed

2 years ago

Thank you Prof/Roberto for your elegant lecture.

The video of the hand assisted laparoscopic nephrectomy is very nice; it refreshed my knowledge (my knowledge here is indeed very meager, I am not a surgeon) in anatomy.
In our country(Sudan),unfortunately, no surgeon is doing laparoscopic nephrectomy; although some of them are certified by some recognized international bodies.

Dr. Tufayel Chowdhury

2 years ago

Thanks for nice lecture.

Mohammed Sobair

2 years ago

Thank prof. Ala for nice lecture. internationally. Paired kidney donation is interesting

modalities in the futures .i think. it will progress in in future to more countries, i think

there is now European Program for Diseased Paired program.

Muntasir Mohammed

2 years ago

Thank you prof Roberto and prof Alaa for the informative presentations..
we have some experience with PKD it is far better than desensitization and risking for more AMR, heavy immunosuppression and therefore more infections. But the concern in some countries, like in our middle east, beside the logistics is the fear that one donor may escape once his relative has been transplanted. Any such concern in other regions, or such experience?

Professor Ahmed Halawa

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Reply to Muntasir Mohammed

2 years ago

Thanks, Montasir There is always a concern that one of the pairs may change mind. Therefore; all pairs are done at the same time.

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Living donation Lecture 3 – Kidney Paired Donation – Discussion