01638nas a2200205   4500008003900000245018100039210006900220260000800289300000600297490000700303520100000310100001001310700001001320700001001330700001201340700001001352700001201362700001301374856004501387       2014                          d00aAllotransplanting donor kidneys after resection of a small renal cancer or contralateral healthy kidneys from cadaveric donors with unilateral renal cancer: a systematic review0 aAllotransplanting donor kidneys after resection of a small renal  cJan  a80 v283 aThis systematic review summarizes evidence on allotransplantation of donor kidneys after resection of a small renal cancer or contralateral healthy kidneys from cadaveric donors with unilateral renal cancer. Eligible studies were identified by screening four bibliographic databases, contacting key authors, and analyzing the bibliographies of included studies. Two reviewers independently assessed the reports for inclusion and extracted data, which were summarized as a narrative review. In the 20 case report or case series studies included in the analysis, there were 97 documented cases of donor kidney transplantation after resection of small renal cancer without pathologically confirmed recurrence, whereas 22 cases used contralateral healthy kidneys from cadaveric donors with unilateral renal cancer with one case of cancer recurrence. These results suggest that the use of donor kidneys after resection of small renal cancer is associated with a relatively low cancer recurrence rate.1 aYu, N1 aFu, S1 aFu, Z1 aMeng, J1 aXu, Z1 aWang, B1 aZhang, A  uhttp://613633.bywedr.asia/reference/4724