glomerular filtration rate (gfr)

What Role Does GFR Play in Kidney Transplantation?

In kidney transplantation, GFR is crucial for:
- Evaluating donor kidney function.
- Monitoring recipient kidney function post-transplant.
- Detecting early signs of transplant rejection or dysfunction.

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