An observational study in Kidney Transplantation, sponsored by University of Zurich. Recruiting at 1 site in Switzerland. Open to participants aged 18 Years and older. Per ClinicalTrials.gov, last updated 2021-08-20.
Sponsored by University of Zurich · Observational
Assessment of changes of renal hemodynamics by multiparametric MRI after closure of AVF access.
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Kidney transplant recipients with a functioning graft and a patent hemodialysis fistula
Exclusion Criteria:
Echocardiography and renal MRI before and after fistula closure
Assessment of changes in renal hemodynamics by multiparametric MRI after closure of AVF access
Assessing changes in renal perfusion
Time frame: evaluation of short term changes within 2 weeks after fistula closure and longterm changes 6 months after fistula closure
Assessment of changes in renal hemodynamics by multiparametric MRI after closure of AVF access
Assessing changes in renal oxygenation
Time frame: evaluation of short term changes within 2 weeks after fistula closure and longterm changes 6 months after fistula closure
Correlation between AVF access flow and changes as assessed during pneumatic fistula compression with changes in renal hemodynamics after fistula closure
Correlation between AVF access flow and changes as assessed during pneumatic fistula compression with changes in renal hemodynamics after fistula closure
Time frame: evaluation of short term changes within 2 weeks after fistula closure and longterm changes 6 months after fistula closure
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