Objective To dynamically monitor the changes of peripheral blood lymphocyte subsets of renal transplant recipients and investigate the relationship between lymphocyte subsets with infection and rejection.Methods The clinical data of allogenic kidney transplantation recipients and living relative donors in the Department of Kidney Transplantation of the First Affiliated Hospital of Zhengzhou University were prospectively collected from June 2015 to December 2016.The data of lymphocyte subsets and other related indexes were obtained from renal transplant recipients and relatives of the same period.Results Sixty-four cases of living-relative donors and 351 cases of renal transplant recipients were enrolled in this study,and the recipients were divided into 3 groups:infection group (67 cases),acute rejection group (46 cases),and stable group (238 cases),according to the diagnostic criteria.There was significant difference in the concentration distribution of lymphocytes between the stable group and the control group (P<0.05).The stable frequency distribution range of the stable group was as follows (cells/μL):Lym (1 000-1 500),T (<1 500),CD4+ (<1 000),CD8+ (<1 000),B (<300),NK (100-300),CD4+/CD8+ (0.5-1.0).The number of Lym,T,CD4+,CD8+,NK and B cells in the preoperative patients was less than that in the healthy population (P<0.05);The number of Lym,T,CD4+, CD8+,B and NK cells was gradually decreased in the postoperative infection group,which was less than that in the stable group (P<0.05).After treatment the indicators gradually restored to the level in the stable group level;the number of T,CD4+,CD8+,B cells was highly correlated with infection.The number of T and CD4+ cells,and CD4+/CD8+ ratio were significantly increased in acute rejection group as compared with the stable group,and gradually decreased after the rejection was reversed.The number of T,CD4+,CD8+ cells was highly correlated with rejection.Lymphocyte subsets had a predictive effect on infection and rejection of recipients,and CD4+ cell count and CD4+/CD8+ ratio were independent risk factors.Conclusion The monitoring of lymphocyte subsets has an important clinical value in the evaluation of immune status and individual treatment of renal recipients.

Objective To explore the long-term clinical effect of kidney transplantation in children.Methods The clinical data of 53 children with kidney transplantation from March 2008 to September 2014 were retrospectively analyzed.The influence of the dependent factors on the estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR) (greater than 90 mL/min/1.73 m2 or ＜90 mL/min/1.73 m2) was estimated in the three years after the operation,and the influencing factors were analyzed by the dual logistic regression equation.Results There were 19 cases of living donors,17 cases of organ donors after death,and 6 others.The 53 patients were followed up for 3-9 years.The level of blood creatinine was decreased from the preoperative (820.1 ± 323.1) μmol/L to (51.6 ± 24.9) μmol/L 3 years after the operation (P＜0.05).eGFR was increased to (103.5 ± 11.4) mL/min/1.73 m2at 3rd year after the operation from the preoperative (17.1 ± 7.8) mL/min/1.73 m2 (P＜0.05).The age of recipients,preoperative dialysis time,number of HLA mismatching and postoperative delayed graft function healing (DGF),rejection and infection were the influencing factors of eGFR at 3rd year postoperation (P＜0.05).The multi-factor binary logistic regression equation analysis showed that only rejection was the risk factor for eGFR at 3rd year p0ostoperation.Eight cases of DGF (8/53,15.1％) recovered rapidly.There were 6 cases of acute rejection (6/47,12.8 ％) and 1 case of chronic rejection (1/47,2.1％).There were 9 cases of infection (9/47,19.1％).There were 6 cases of recurrence after surgery.The 3-year recipient and kidney survival rate was 94.3％ (50/53) and 88.7％ (47/53) respectively.The average height of the patients in the first,second and third year after the surgery was increased by (4.6 ± 1.9) cm (0.5-19.1 cm),(3.7 ± 1.8) cm (0.7-14.3 cm) and (2.8± 1.2) cm (0.3-8.7 cm) respectively.Conclusion The long-term effect of children kidney transplantation is satisfactory.

Objective To evaluate the clinical efficacy of en-bloc kidney transplantation from pediatric organ donation after death. Methods Clinical data of donors and recipients undergoing en-bloc kidney transplantation from pediatric donor kidneys were retrospectively analyzed. The 1-year survival rates of the recipient and grafted kidney were calculated. The recovery of renal function at postoperative 1 year was observed. The changes in the length of grafted kidney and incidence of postoperative adverse events were monitored. Results The 1-year survival rate of the recipients was 8/9, and 72% for the grafted kidney. During 1-year follow-up, the serum creatinine (Scr) level was down-regulated from (747± 170) μmol/L before transplantation to (83±27) μmol/L post-transplantation, the blood urea nitrogen concentration was decreased from (24.5±4.9) mmol/L to (6.8±2.0) mmol/L, and the length of transplanted kidney was increased from (61.1±9.8) mm to (100.3±1.7) mm. Two recipients suffered from delayed graft function(DGF) and restored after hemodialysis. Two cases developed acute rejection and healed after methylprednisolone shock therapy. One recipient presented with lung fungal infection at postoperative 2 weeks after transplantation, and was treated by the withdrawal of immunosuppressive agents and antibacterial treatment with poor clinical efficacy. Then the recipient died at 3rd month. One case had renal arterial thrombosis at postoperative 7 d, underwent nephrectomy at postoperative 10 d and returned to hemodialysis. At postoperative 1st month, one recipient suffered from thrombosis of unilateral renal artery. The grafted kidney in other side normally functioned and significantly grew in size at postoperative 6 months. In addition, two cases had ureterostenosis of the transplanted kidney, albuminuria in 2, abdominal aortic stenosis in 1 and urinary fistula in 1. All these symptoms were cured or alleviated after corresponding treatment. Conclusions The incidence of perioperative complications is relatively high in en-bloc kidney transplantation from pediatric organ donation after death, whereas the clinical efficacy of such kidney transplantation can be gradually increased along with the accumulation of clinical experience.