Abstract
Aim:to analyse the results of the initial experience of kidney transplantation of the regional hospital of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Materials and methods.The results of kidney transplantations which were performed to 31 patients in the Aktobe Medical Center (AMC, Aktobesity) for the period from November 2014 to 2017 are presented. Kidney transplantations were performed in compliance with clinical protocols according to the generally accepted methodology. In 25 cases transplantation performed from a living donor, in 6 cases – from deceased donors. The most of living donors underwent laparoscopic nephroureterectomy with manual assistance (70.8%). Results.After nephrectomy operations complications were not observed in donors, all patients were discharged in a satisfactory state on the 5th–8th postoperative day. The following complications were observed in recipients in the early postoperative period: acute tubular necrosis – 1, postoperative bleeding (retroperitoneal hematoma) – 2, lymphorrhagia – 2, urinary leakages – 2. One recipient was died in the late postoperative period after infection complications and the development of sepsis. Conclusions.Kidney transplantation is undoubtedly effective method for treating patients with terminal chronic kidney failure. The results of the initial experience of kidney transplantation in the Aktobe regional hospital of the Republic of Kazakhstan are not differ from the average results of leading domestic and other foreign transplant clinics.