Demonstrates the accuracy of oxidative stress markers in predicting delayed graft function in kidney transplant recipients, implying better patient management strategies.
Highlights ■ Oxidative stress markers are associated with the intensity and consequences of ischemia-reperfusion injury during deceased-donor kidney transplantation. ■ The donor’s serum hydrogen peroxide level achieved 85.7% sensitivity and a 91.7% negative predictive value for detecting delayed graft function lasting more than one week. ■ Donor H2O2 ≤14μM is suggested to dichotomize risk for delayed graft function lasting longer than a week. ■ This study provides pivotal information on the use of oxidative stress markers to identify patients at [...]
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