From: Graft function and pregnancy outcomes after kidney transplantation
Pre-eclampsia-related problems | n = 22 (23.91%) acute graft loss 1 fetal death 3 (3/22 with vs 6/73 without preeclampsia p = 0.02) |
placenta previa | n = 2 (2.17%) fetal death 1 |
hemolytic-uremic syndrome of the mother | n = 2 (2.17%; DD severe HELLP syndrome) acute graft loss 2 (1 irreversible, 1 partially reversible after 7 mos of dialysis) fetal death 1 |
spontaneous maternal retroperitoneal bleeding during pregnancy | n = 1a fetal death 1 |
spontaneous maternal intraperitoneal bleeding during pregnancy | n = 1b |
transplant bleeding during cesarean section | n = 1 |
Not clarified intrauterine fetal death | n = 1 |
urinary obturation | n = 9 (9.78%) |
intrahepatic cholestasis | n = 5 (5.43%) |
rejections up to 1 year after pregnancy | n = 5 (5.43%)c acute irreversible graft loss 1 (non-adherence of immunosuppression) |
Terminating of pregnancy after 14 weeks because of maternal medical reasonsd | n = 1d fetal death 2 (twins) |
mean pre-pregnancy eGFR: | loss of eGFR by pregnancy: |
59.39 ± 17.62 mL/min/1.73 (all n = 88) | 13.89 ± 20.41% of pre-pregnancy eGFR |
   > 60 mL/min/1.73m2 (n = 44) |   11.63 ± 21.17% |
  ≥ 50-60 mL/min/1.73m2 (n = 16) |   11.12 ± 12.29% |
   ≥ 40-50 mL/min/1.73m2 (n = 14) |   16.41 ± 21.06% |
   < 40 mL/min/1.73m2 (n = 14) |   22.76 ± 22.76% |