Kidney transplantation: a history -- Immunology of graft rejection -- Nontransplant modalities of kidney replacement therapy -- The recipient of a renal transplant -- Access for renal replacement therapy -- Brain death and donor management -- Medical evaluation of the living donor -- Donor nephrectomy -- Renal preservation -- Histocompatibility in renal transplantation -- Surgical techniques of renal transplantation -- Transplantation and the abnormal bladder - Anesthesia for patients undergoing renal transplantation -- Early course of the patient with a kidney transplant -- Azathioprine and steroids -- Cyclosporine -- Tacrolimus in renal transplantation -- Mycophenolate mofetil -- mTOR inhibitors: sirolimus and everolimus -- Antibodies and fusion proteins -- Other forms of immunosuppression -- Transplantation in the sensitized recipient and across ABO blood groups -- Approaches to the induction of tolerance -- Pathology of kidney transplantation -- Chronic allograft nephropathy -- Vascular complications after kidney transplantation -- Urological complications after kidney transplantation -- Cardiovascular complications after renal transplantation -- Infection in renal transplant recipients -- Liver disease in renal transplant recipients -- Neurological complications after renal transplantation -- Nonmalignant and malignant skin lesions in renal transplant patients -- Cancer in dialysis and renal transplant patients -- Pancreas and kidney transplantation for diabetic nephropathy -- Kidney transplantation in children -- Renal transplantation in developing countries -- Results of renal transplantation -- Psychological aspects of kidney transplantation and organ donation -- Ethics in transplantation: allotransplantation and xenotransplantation.
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