OUTCOMES OF VOLUNTARY KIDNEY DONORS WITH IMPAIRED OGTT AND DIABETES- A SINGLE CENTRE EXPERIENCE FROM INDIA”

Introduction:

 In India with limited deceased donor program and with increasing cases of ESRD, we are forced to consider marginal living related donors with hyperglycemia for kidney transplantation.

· The aim of this Study is to get better understanding of the Medium and long term outcomes of diabetic donors post-transplantation.

Methods:

·          It’s retrospective observational Study

·         We have screened 1387 donors from  January, 2013 to August,2023

·         Details obtained through Hospital Registry data, whats-app messages  and Telephonic conversation (donors/recipients)

·         Factors noted – S creatinine,  UPCR , HbA1C, Glucose levels, BMI, BP and co-morbidities.

·         Inclusion Criteria: All live donors between january,2013 to August, 2023.

·         Exclusion Criteria: Deceased Donors

Results:

Pre – donation characteristics:

6 Diabetic donors lost to follow up and 1 diabetic donor died due to Lung CA which was diagnosed later on.

2 diabetic donors had UPCR >300 mg/gm at last follow up, that to not > 1 gm.

No diabetic donor had eGFR <60 ml/min/1.73 m2 at follow up.

Conclusions:

--> In Our Institute, Diabetic kidney donors had equivalent renal function and survival rates, comparable to non diabetic donors.

--> However close monitoring and follow up care is necessary to ensure well being of these donors.

-->  Further research and studies are needed regarding potential risk factors and complications associated with diabetic kidney donors.

I have presented this study in Indian Society of nephrology: West Zone Chapter as oral paper, They have permitted to present this study in WCN.

I have no potential conflict of interest to disclose.

I did not use generative AI and AI-assisted technologies in the writing process.