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Objective To explore a novel improved method of simplified fluid-supplement therapy during the diuresis stage after renal transplantation.Method We adopted an improved fluid-supplement therapy to treat 26 postoperative patients of heterologous kidney transplantation after returning Liger's liquid, 500ml of 5% glucose-salt liquid, and 500ml liger's Compound back to linical wards by means of replenishing 500ml of sodium lactate sodium chloride injection in turn for fluid supplement. In addition, the patients were given originally 10～20ml of 10% calcium glubionate within 12 hours after their operations. Results Based on the results of both blood and urine determination at the first day aftert kidney transplantation, we discovered 2 patients slightly decreased sodium in blood, one displayed hypokalemia,2 patients showed slightly hyperkalemia value than normal referance level. Meanwhile, all patients manifested blood chlorate value between 101?4. Besides, another 7 patients had slightly increased blood suger value. However, no hypernatremia, hypocalcia or hypomagnesemia were found. As a result, all specific gravity ratio value were from 1.010 to 1.015 aparting from hemobilinuria existed in some patients. Conclusion The succesessful use of the new fluid-supplement therapy could effectively avoid unnecessary repeated haemospasia analysis for mornitoring and adjusting the balance of electrolyte, which could remarkably simplify and faciliate the postoperative management of renal transplantation.