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Research reveals lower incidence and atypical risk factors for hyperparathyroidism after renal transplants from live donors, suggesting new insights.
Persistent hyperparathyroidism after kidney transplantation is a global challenge, with historical wide incidence rates ranging from 8% to 58%, linked to pre transplant dialysis duration and hyperparathyroidism severity. The characteristics of secondary hyperparathyroidism in populations with predominantly live related donors having short waiting times (<1year) needs further investigations. The same has been primarily focused in this research work.
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