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Article title: Transplant Microbiology.

Author: Dr. Rogelio Espejo.

In recent years the number of kidney and liver transplants has increased thanks to the technical problems involved in carrying them out; however rejection and infections now present the greatest obstacle to the success of this type of intervention.

Having a regulation that regulates the Microbiology Laboratories in these cases is of great help to avoid problems in transplants due to infections.

The main cause of infections in an intervention of this type is the administration of immunosuppressants that are administered with the aim of avoiding rejection, which leaves the patient with few defenses and predisposed to processes infectious. However, it has been observed that only a group of pathogens are responsible for most of these infections, so the Microbiology Laboratories should dedicate most of their resources to the timely diagnosis of this small group of infections

The pathogens that can cause infection in a transplant patient have a variety of origins, but are known to rarely occur unexpectedly.

Microbiological analyzes must be started from the moment a person is a candidate to be a donor within a hospital, to determine the microbial profile that he may have this person and administer the appropriate treatment prior to the transplant, as long as possible, otherwise, have the reference to perform this treatment once the transplant.

Viral and bacterial disease evaluations of both donor and recipient prior to intervention and after it, are tasks that must be standardized in the Microbiological Laboratories of the hospitals.