Evaluation shows low stone disease complications in kidney donors, implying safe donation when risk factors are absent.
Current data support donation when the donor does not have metabolic risk factors for stones and the retained kidney is stone free. Using the above guidelines, recurrent stone disease in donors or stone-related complications in recipients are uncommon, limited to a few percentage of patients.
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