September 24, 2025Open Access

Resistive Index on Doppler Ultrasound After Renal Transplantation as Renal Function Predictor

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Prospective study evaluates resistive index and renal function in kidney transplant recipients, suggesting significant correlations.

The resistive index is a reliable predictor of renal function, with lower values linked to improved outcomes.
At one month post-transplant, patients exhibited a mean resistive index of 0.74, decreasing by three months.
Significant differences in estimated glomerular filtration rate were noted based on resistive index categories at both one and three months.
Consistent monitoring of resistive index alongside conventional markers may enhance post-transplant care and patient prognosis.

Rasheed et al. (2025) studied this question.

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