...% cream has been shown to be an efficient, long-lasting and safe therapy for multiple actinic keratoses in non-immunosuppressed patients and in transplant recipients. We report the case of a 44-year-old patient with a third renal transplant who developed an acute tubular necrosis confirmed by renal biopsy...

...Julie R. Ingelfinger; Warren E. Grupe; Michele Topor; Raphael H. Levey 18 of 49 pediatric renal transplant recipients, all of whom were on continual steroid and immunosuppressive treatment, were found to have warts. Although all 18 patients received treatment for this problem, only 5 had the warts...

...N. Vandeghinste; J. De Bersaques; M.L. Geerts; A. Kint The use of acitretin in a renal transplant recipient who had been treated for several premalignant and malignant skin lesions is the subject of this case report. During the treatment period no new dysplastic lesions developed. 8 10 2009...

...J. Szepietowski; F. Wą;sik; T. Szepietowski; M. Włodarczyk; K. Sobczak-Radwan; W. Czyż Background: Some studies indicate that malignant melanoma occurs more frequently in renal transplant recipients than in the normal population. The development of excess benign melanocytic naevi is regarded...

... of DF. Methods: Mite density was compared, of 30 renal transplant (RT) patients under a combination therapy of cyclosporine, azathioprine and prednisolone with that of age- and sex-matched controls. Two samples of standardized skin surface biopsies were taken from each subject. Results: DF was not found...

..., the responsibility of immunosuppressive agents given to transplant recipients in the development of angioedema has been discussed. Objective: To describe, in detail, angioedema episodes in renal transplant recipients (RTRs) on sirolimus. Methods: A cross-sectional study in a university hospital. Eighty consecutive...