[Renal transplantation in patients with a vascular aortobifemoral prosthesis].

Introduction: Nowadays, it is much more common in end stage renal disease patients with vascular grafts, to be kidney transplant candidates. We expose our experience in five cases.

Material And Methods: Of all 1,483 kidneys transplanted in our center, 5 recipients had a previous aortobifemoral bypass (2 due to abdominal aortic aneurysm, and 3 due to vascular occlusive disease).

[Scrotal mass as result of the extension of a pancreatic pseudocyst].

There are several causes for orchitis and among them there are inflammatory process. We want to communicate the case of a young man with a clinical history and physical examination compatible with orchitis produced by the extension of a pancreatic pseudocyst that was not suspected in the beginning and discovered by imaging procedures.

[Renal graft outcome in patients with associated liver transplant].

Introduction: Nearly 50% of liver transplant recipients have some degree of renal failure; patients in haemodialysis treatment have a higher risk of suffering hepatic diseases related to viral infections or concomitant pathologies. Improvement in surgical and organ preservation techniques and immunosuppressive therapy has permitted multiorganic transplants in patients needing both liver and kidney organs.

Objectives: To review our results in renal transplants in those patients with liver and kidney transplants.