Background Mannitol and furosemide have been used as diuretics intraoperatively to
facilitate early renal allograft function and reduce delayed graft function. As the evidence of …

Background: The use of intraoperative diuretics, such as furosemide or mannitol, during
kidney transplantation has been suggested to reduce the rate of delayed graft function …

AIMS: This paper presents an e-survey of current clinical practice of use of intra-operative
diuretics during renal transplantation in the United Kingdom and a study to compare …

Purpose: In acute renal injury, diuretics are widely considered to be harmful. Nevertheless,
they are used frequently after kidney transplantation. We hypothesized that diuretics …

Objective: Mannitol is one of the most commonly used osmotic diuretics during renal
transplant surgery. Two concentrations of mannitol, 10% and 20%, are available, however …

Materials and Methods: A survey on the use of Mannitol during partial and live donor
nephrectomy was sent by email to 110 high surgical volume urological centers around the …

Purpose Animal studies have shown the potential benefits of mannitol as renoprotective
during warm ischemia; it may have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties and is …

A best evidence topic was constructed according to a structured protocol. The question
addressed was 'Does perioperative furosemide usage reduce the need for renal …

objectives: The administration of mannitol during laparoscopic hand-assisted nephrectomy
in the living donor has been controversial with various recommendations about it. This study …

Abstract Purpose of Review Few procedures involve the ischemia-reperfusion injury to
organs purposely. Two clear examples in urologic surgery consist on kidney transplantation …