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Rejection: Cellular and Antibody Mediated
Rejection: Cellular and Antibody Mediated
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The video lecture discusses rejection in organ transplantation, focusing on heart transplants. The lecturer begins by explaining the epidemiology of rejection, stating that about one in four heart transplant recipients will experience at least one episode of rejection within the first year, but only 12-15% will require treatment. The incidence of treated rejection has decreased over the years due to changes in immune suppression. Factors associated with higher rates of rejection include young age, African American race, female gender, and allosensitization. The lecturer emphasizes that while rejection is important to pay attention to, it is not the most common cause of graft loss or death. Infection, graft failure, and multi-organ failure are more common causes. The lecturer then discusses the detection of rejection, which includes considering symptoms such as fatigue, overt heart failure, or cardiogenic shock, as well as using tests like EKG, echocardiogram, and endomyocardial biopsy. They note that the biopsy is the gold standard, but it is invasive and can have inter-observer variability in interpretation. The lecture also highlights non-invasive tests for rejection that have shown some success, such as gene expression profiling and cell-free DNA testing. The lecturer concludes by discussing the different types of rejection, cellular rejection, and antibody-mediated rejection, and the treatment strategies for each. The lecture provides valuable information on the epidemiology, detection, and management of rejection in heart transplantation.
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Rejection: Cellular and Antibody Mediated
vasopressors
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tacrolimus
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methylprednisolone
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basiliximab
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thymoglobulin
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methotrexate
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brain natriuretic peptide
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BNP
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troponin
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C-reative protein
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CRP
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ventricular evoked potentials
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VER
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allomap
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inotropes
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immune apheresis
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cytolytic
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H&E
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pAMR
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AMR therapies
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ACR
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histology
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D-OAR
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dd-cfDNA
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cfDNA
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DNA
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gene expression
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right ventricular endomyocardial
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allograft
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rituximab
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plasmapheresis
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IVIG
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gene
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endomyocardial
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humoral rejection
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cellular rejection
Rejection: Cellular and Antibody Mediated
screening techniques
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epidemiology
Keywords
organ transplantation
rejection
heart transplants
epidemiology
immune suppression
graft loss
death
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