Problems of kidney transplantation

Because the original kidney still has some residual renal function, because the kidney's compensatory capacity is very strong, retention helps to reduce the burden on the newly transplanted kidney and adapt to, and in the original kidney transplantation in the inguinal area is much easier to maneuver than transplantation in the inguinal area, because we have to consider the positioning of the organ does not fall into the abdominal cavity, and ureteral access to the bladder than in the original ureter is much better; after the kidney transplantation, the original kidney still plays its residual functions, including blood filtration and endocrine function, but eventually most of the function will be lost, usually will not disappear. After kidney transplantation, the original kidney is still performing its residual functions, including blood filtration and endocrine function, but most of them will eventually lose their functions, and generally do not disappear, but can be removed after complete necrosis, if there is no blood flow through it, depending on the individual's situation. Fibrosis is an early manifestation of sclerosis, which is mainly due to the ischemia and the immune complex deposition leading to the alteration of the basement membrane of the glomerulus, which is compared to the drought that leads to the land to become hard and cracked. The same thing.