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How To Evaluate Candidate And Match Kidney For Kidney Replacement And What's Its Success Rate?

I am interested in kidney replacement, Locating a match, procedure to replace non functioning kidney.
I have heard that this operation was successful and conducted in a phillipines hospital.
Can you answer the following?
How do you evaluate the candidate. How do you do a kidney match. How long does it take? What is the rate of success? YYYY@YYYY
Sat, 4 Jan 2014
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Hi and thanks for the query,
The health condition of the candidate needs to be good, so he does not suffer much when his kidney is re moved. the major histocompatibility complex group (genetics) of the candidate must be similar to that of the donor in order to reduce rejection rates, common in transplants.Kind regards
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How To Evaluate Candidate And Match Kidney For Kidney Replacement And What's Its Success Rate?

Hi and thanks for the query, The health condition of the candidate needs to be good, so he does not suffer much when his kidney is re moved. the major histocompatibility complex group (genetics) of the candidate must be similar to that of the donor in order to reduce rejection rates, common in transplants.Kind regards