Rehydration of kidney transplantation.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Rehydration of kidney transplantation [Abstract] Objective: To evaluate the renal arteries and opening up an ideal fluid. Methods: Open renal blood flow before the pre-charge concentrated red blood cells, colloidal solution and a small dose of nitroglycerin to expand capacity and maintain a high non-invasive blood pressure (BP) and central venous pressure (CVP). Results: After the operation began 60 ~ 100 min (82 +-28.5min) open renal blood flow, patients enter the 1:1 crystal glue CPC 512 + -145.7 mL, albumin 10 g , concentrated red blood cells mean 1.35 U, can be maintained in patients with non-invasive systolic blood pressure (SBP) and (CVP) at a high level, no pulmonary edema and heart failure. Conclusion: Renal transplant renal blood flow before the opening, the appropriate pre-expansion capacity to add , to ensure perioperative SBP and CVP stability. [Keywords:] kidney transplantation; rehydration Abstract Objective: To explore a preferable method of rehydration before opening renal artery for kidney transplantation. Methods: Concentrated red blood cells, colloidal solution and small doses of nitroglycerin were charged to expand capacity and to maintain higher levels of BP and CVP before opening renal blood flow of the kidney to be transplanted. Results: Colloidal solution (512 + -145.7 mL), albumin (10 g) and RBC (an average of 1.35 U) were supplied (ivdrip) in the course of operation, maintaining a higher level of SBP and CVP in the patient and the renal blood flow of the kidney to be transplanted were opened around 60 ~ 110 min (82 + -28.5 min) after operation, without the occurrence of pulmonary edema and heart failure. Conclusion: Supplying adequate colloidal solution before opening the renal blood flow can ensure the maintenance and anstabilization of the level of SBP and CVP in the course of kidney transplantation. Keywords: Kidney transplantation; Rehydration For patients with chronic renal failure is the mos