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Our topic today is going to be kidney transplantation.

Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, I was a cardiologist and an internist, but I had a particular focus on

nephrology and I work with nephroologist almost every day.

Renal transplantation for patients with end-stage renal disease in a sense is a form of a

modern-day miracle. People are relieved of the burden of using forms of dialysis and they can have an operation and then go back to normal life.

They make urine again and they no longer are burdened with so many aspects of end stage renal disease. Now the tradeoff is a

transplantation patient does receive chronic immunosuppression but this has been

refined in recent years largely to three drugs.

Prednisone, a corticosteroid, tachrolymus,

and mycophanelate.

Those three immunosuppressants are reasonably well tolerated.

And while there are certainly complications with renal transplantation

and immunos suppression, patients by and large do very well.

Well, the reason why we're going to talk about this is that so many of you have been aware

that patients through the vaccine

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