The experience on management of abnormal blood vessels in 128 cases of donor kidney during the tailoring operation was reported. The various techniques used for different types of abnormal arteries and veins, and the critical points which should be paid attention to have been discussed. It was concluded that the multiple renal arteries should be treated in a single renal artery and anastomosed with internal iliac artery or/and external iliac artery. The appropriate management given to abnormal renal blood vessels during the tailoring operation may shorten the warm ishemia time, ensure the renal blood supply, reduce the renal vasular complication, and promote the recovery of renal function.
Citation： Tang Keshi,Lu Yiping,Sheng Hong et al.. MANAGEMENT OF ABNORMAL BLOOD VESSELS OF DONOR KIDNEY IN RENAL TRANSPLANTATION (Report of 128 cases). Chinese Journal of Reparative and Reconstructive Surgery, 1998, 12(4): 246-247. doi: Copy