Radiology in Kidney Transplantation: Managing Disorders & Issues

This report examines the crucial role of radiology in kidney transplantation, focusing on its significance in managing disorders and complications. The research uses qualitative design, inductive approach, and statistical analysis to determine the impact of radiology in evaluating donor kidneys, reviewing vascular morphology, and addressing post-transplant issues. The findings indicate that radiology is essential for identifying risk factors, facilitating effective treatments, and improving patient outcomes after kidney transplantation. The report concludes that the use of radiological methods significantly supports healthcare providers in managing diseases and problems during and after kidney transplantation, leading to better patient health and recovery.

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Importance of radiology in
kidney transplantation

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Abstract
Kidney transplantation is the organ transplant of a kidney into an individual with the end
step kidney disorder. Kidney transplantation may be linked with numerous complications
that differ from vascular complications to urologic disease in order to immunologic adverse
implications. The term radiology is defined as a medical discipline that utilizes medical
imaging in order to handle and manage disorders. In the area of kidney transplantation,
radiology plays a crucial character in order to manage disorders and problems occurred in
the human body. The objective of the research is to determine the significance of radiology
in the area of kidney transplantation.
From previous research, it is determined that with the help of the radiology process
healthcare providers can evaluate donor's kidneys and review morphology and
calcification of the vascular structure of the recipient (Sharfuddin, 2014). The major part of
the radiology method is that it provides a way to analyze the cause for transplant rejection
and problems for the post-relocation. It is significant for evaluating certain characteristics
in a donor's kidney in order to perform kidney transplantation in the human body.
There are different methodologies used in the research including qualitative design,
inductive approach, primary and secondary data gathering methodology, and descriptive
statistical analysis technique. The adopted methods helped to manage the flow of
information and identified the key features of radiology in the area of kidney
transplantation. It is found that the utilization of the radiology process supports healthcare
providers to manage diseases and problems that occurred in kidney transplantation. The
below figure shows the performance of kidney transplantation with the help of radiology
process:
Figure: effect of kidney transplantation

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(Source: Sharfuddin, 2014)
It is reported that the radiology focus on the risk factors occurred in the human body and
provide a way to protect inner parts from serious disorders that occurred in the kidney
transplantation. Initially, kidney transplantation requires more effort to recover the health
of patients but after few months patients can manage health issues in a reliable manner
(Heusch, et al., 2014). From the above figure, it is reported that after 2-3 months of kidney
transplantation using radiology, patients can feel better and after 10 months individuals
may work without any problem and completely address the issues and disorders occurred
in their body. More than 80% of the individuals are working effectively after kidney
transplantation with the help of radiology.
For patients, it is important to take proper treatments and focus on their health in order to
resolve further problems from the human body. The healthcare providers should deliver
effective services to the patients and adopt effective radiological methods while performing
kidney transplantation in the patients. The proposed research focused on the radiological
method and reviewed the importance of radiology in the area of kidney transplantation.
Therefore, it is concluded that the uses of radiological methods are helpful for addressing
disorders and problems while performing kidney transplantation in patients.

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Keywords: radiology, disorders, and kidney transplantation

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References
Heusch, P., Wittsack, H.J., Blondin, D., Ljimani, A., Nguyen‐Quang, M., Martirosian, P.,
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Sharfuddin, A., (2014) Renal relevant radiology: imaging in kidney transplantation. Clinical
Journal of the American Society of Nephrology, 9(2), pp.416-429.