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Objective To evaluate the clinical efficacy of en-bloc kidney transplantation from infantile organ donation after citizen's death to adult recipients. Methods Clinical data, surgical approach, use of immunosuppressive agents and follow-up of two adults undergoing kidney transplantation from infantile donor organs were retrospectively analyzed. Relevant literature review was performed. Results One male recipient was diagnosed with primary diseases of chronic renal lesions and renal failure. After kidney transplantation, the recipient obtained favorable recovery of kidney function. The grafted kidney was gradually increased in size. During the final follow-up (10 months after surgery), the serum creatinine level was measured as 84 μmol/L. The other female recipient was diagnosed with renal failure accompanied with uremia. The recipient died from heart failure complicated with severe pulmonary infection at postoperative 23 d. No vascular complications occurred in either recipient. Conclusions Kidney transplantation from infantile donor organs to adult recipients yields favorable clinical efficacy and the grafted kidney is significantly increased in size during the early stage. Precise intraoperative manipulation contributes to preventing the incidence of arterial embolism of the donor kidney and other postoperative complications.
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Objective: To evaluate the compensation level of the Urban Employee Basic Medical Insurance ( UEBMI ) and Urban Resident Basic Medical Insurance ( URBMI ) in Jiangsu province . Methods: Take catastrophic health expense as the bottom line of compensation ratio for the basic medical insurance, the benefit of hospitalization expenses of those joining the insurance as the actual line of compensation ratio, and quartile division was used to comparatively analyze the differences between the bottom line of compensation ratio and the actual line of compensation ratio. Results: Take 10%as the critical value of catastrophic health expense, the actual line of compensation level is higher than the bottom line of compensation level in UEBMI, and there is reverse in URBMI. Conclusion: In some extent, the compensation level of UEBMI has relieved the economic burden of the poor jointed group because of sickness, while limited compensation level of UEBMI is in need of further improvement.