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HLA mismatch

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HLA mismatch
The nonmatching of HLA antigen in recipients of renal and other allografts. See Transplantation. Cf HLA match.


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In the US, only about 17% of transplants have no HLA mismatch whatsoever.
Understanding the Kidney Transplant by Michael Webb / Food/cooking/nutrition community
1 The risk factors for AMR include presentitization due to blood transfusion, previous organ transplant, or pregnancy, and significant HLA mismatch (>2/6).
Acute Antibody-Mediated Rejection of Renal Transplant: Pathogenetic ... by Luan D Truong and Roberto Barrios and Horacio E Adrogue and Lillian W Gaber / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
The immunologic risk for post-transplant rejection as reflected in the degree of HLA mismatch and in an elevated pretransplant panel reactive antibody of more than 10% was similar, regardless of genotype.
Innate Immunity Influences Long-term Outcomes after Human Lung ... by Scott M Palmer and Lauranell H Burch and Anil J Trindade and R Duane Davis and Et al / American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine
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