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September 23, 2025European Journal of EndocrinologyOpen Access

OC22 - Post-transplant glucose surge: identifying early metabolic risk in non-diabetic renal recipients

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DSDeniz SimsekMAMurat AysınEHEce Gul Kose Hamidi

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Retrospective cohort study shows increased risk of diabetes in renal transplant recipients, suggesting vital metabolic assessments.

Key Points

  • Renal transplantation significantly increases fasting plasma glucose levels, raising metabolic risk in patients.
  • 30.5% of non-diabetic patients developed post-transplant diabetes mellitus within one year post-transplant.
  • Older age and higher BMI are independent risk factors associated with increased susceptibility to diabetes post-transplant.
  • Glycaemic parameters positively correlate with liver fibrosis scores, highlighting an important metabolic relationship.

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Simsek et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4724f31b076d99fa6ac26https://doi.org/10.1093/ejendo/lvaf168.041
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