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Amber Reeves-Daniel Author
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Mucin-1 Kidney Disease, Kidney/Pancreas Transplant, Uromodulin-Associated Kidney Disease, Pancreas Transplant
Department of Internal Medicine, Section of Nephrology
Biography
Dr. Amber Reeves-Daniel is a nephrologist in Winston Salem, North Carolina and is affiliated with Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center. She received her medical degree from Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic Medicine and has been in practice between 11-20 years.
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Research Article Open Access
Does Laterality Influence Outcomes in Paired Expanded Criteria Deceased Donor Kidney Transplantation: It All Depends on which Side You’re on!
Author(s): Hany El-Hennawy, Muhammad A Khan, David Harriman, Alan C Farney, Jeffrey Rogers, Giuseppe Orlando, Amber Reeves-Daniel, Michael Gautreaux, William Doares, Scott Kaczmorski and Robert J Stratta
Introduction: The study purpose was to determine if kidney laterality influences outcomes in expanded criteria donor (ECD) kidney transplants (KTs). Methods: A retrospective, case-control comparison of left versus right mate ECD kidneys transplanted at our center was performed. All patients received similar management protocols. Results: Over a 16-year period, left and right kidney pairs from 118 ECDs were transplanted as single allografts into 236 patients.Mean donor and recipient ages were both 61 years. 209 kidneys (88.6%) were pumped and mean cold ischemia time was 25 hours.Demographic characteristics were similar in both groups. Initial length of stay (mean 6.4 days), readmissions (53%), delayed graft function (24%), primary nonfunction (2.5%), and acute rejection (mean 14%) rates ... view more»
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