Abstract: . . .  significance in patients receiving hemo- dialysis and those with renal transplants. Urology, 1994 ; 44 : 497-501. ____________________ SUMMARY De novo cancer in a kidney transplant. Development of cancer on a kidney transplant is a rare complication of renal transplantation. In the light of a case of cancer on a kidney transplant, in a series of 729 consecutive renal transplantations per- formed between January 1987 and December 2000, the authors discuss the epidemiology, pathophysiology, prognosis, treatment and preven- tion of this disease and emphasize the importance of regular and pro- longed . . .
. . .  transplantation. Transplantation 1995 ; 59 : 480. 11. POPE J., KOCH M., BLUTH R. : Renal cell carcinoma with end stage renal desease : a comparison of clinical significance in patients receiving hemo- dialysis and those with renal transplants. Urology, 1994 ; 44 : 497-501. ____________________ SUMMARY De novo cancer in a kidney transplant. Development of cancer on a kidney transplant is a rare complication of renal transplantation. In the light of a case of cancer on a kidney transplant, in a series of 729 consecutive renal transplantations per- formed between January 1987 and December 2000, the authors . . .
. . .  transplant, in a series of 729 consecutive renal transplantations per- formed between January 1987 and December 2000, the authors discuss the epidemiology, pathophysiology, prognosis, treatment and preven- tion of this disease and emphasize the importance of regular and pro- longed periodic ultrasound surveillance of kidney transplants. The reference treatment is transplantectomy with discontinuation of immu- nosuppression and resumption of haemodialysis. Under certain condi- tions, partial transplantectomy could appear be an alternative to the reference treatment. Key-Words: Kidney transplantation, . . .
. . .  évaluation radiologique des autres organes prélevés et transplantés [11]. CONCLUSION Le développement d’un cancer sur un rein transplanté est une com- plication rare, volontiers tardive et potentiellement métastatique. Cela impose une surveillance échographique périodique régulière et prolongée des reins transplantés. Le traitement de référence est la transplantectomie radicale avec interruption de l’immunosuppression et reprise de l’hémodialyse. Le dépistage échographique précoce de tumeurs de petite taille et de faible grade (intérêt de la biopsie percutanée) devrait autoriser une transplantectomie . . .
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