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https://www.selleckchem.com/products/FTY720.html 001). A five-year conditional survival rate did not differ significantly (85% no EGF vs 83% EGF requiring ECLS). Both donor and recipient factors may influence EGF occurrence. Post-Htx ECLS may impact negatively early; however, patients weaned from ECLS eventually benefit from such a rescue treatment with outcomes comparable with Htx patients who did not suffer EGF. Both donor and recipient factors may influence EGF occurrence. Post-Htx ECLS may impact negatively early; however, patients weaned from ECLS eventually benefit from such a rescue treatment with outcomes comparable with Htx patients who did not suffer EGF. The main cause of chronic renal allograft dysfunction (CRAD) still remains unclear. Insulin resistance (IR) may be a potential inducement, but there is insufficient evidence about this association. We aimed to establish a rat model of CRAD complicated with IR and to explore the function and pathologic changes of the renal allograft induced by IR. F344-to-Lewis rats of CRAD were fed a high-fat diet to induce IR. They were divided into 3 groups IR (CRAD+IR), CRAD, and control (CTL). Serum levels of blood urea nitrogen (BUN) and serum creatinine (Scr) were measured to evaluate the renal function. The Homeostasis Model Assessment (HOMA)-IR index was detected by comparing the values of fasting serum insulin levels (FINS) with fasting blood glucose levels (FBG). The pathologic analysis was conducted by the degree of renal lesions including glomerular lesions, renal tubular lesions, hemorrhage, inflammatory cell infiltration, fibrillation, and hyperplasia of the renal interstitium. In the second, third, and fourth month after surgery, serum levels of Scr and BUN in the IR group were reduced more than those in the CRAD group, while they were both higher compared to the CTL group, suggesting that renal function in the CRAD group was declined. The HOMA-IR in the IR group was greater than that in the CRAD and CTL gr

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