Anaesthesia for Kidney Transplant in Fabry Disease Patients
Author Information
Author(s): Sorbello Massimiliano, Veroux Massimiliano, Cutuli Melania, Morello Gianluigi, Paratore Annalaura, Sidoti Mirko Tindaro, Maugeri Jessica Giuseppina, Gagliano Massimiliano, Giuffrida Giuseppe, Corona Daniela, Veroux Pierfrancesco
Primary Institution: University Hospital of Catania
Hypothesis
What are the anaesthesiologic implications for patients with Fabry disease undergoing kidney transplantation?
Conclusion
Standard anaesthesiological protocols can be applied in kidney transplantation for patients with Fabry disease, but careful preoperative evaluation and monitoring are essential.
Supporting Evidence
- Fabry disease is a rare genetic syndrome affecting multiple organs.
- Kidney transplantation is the best method to restore renal function in Fabry disease patients.
- Patients with Fabry disease are at high surgical risk due to various health complications.
Takeaway
Doctors studied two patients with a rare disease who got kidney transplants and found that special care is needed during surgery to keep them safe.
Methodology
The study involved a case series of two patients with Fabry disease undergoing kidney transplantation, focusing on anaesthesiological management.
Limitations
The study is based on only two case reports, limiting the generalizability of the findings.
Participant Demographics
Two male patients aged 42 and 53 with Fabry disease and end-stage renal disease.
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