Mignon I McCulloch
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Recent Articles
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Coetzee A, Nourse P, Abdo T, Pienaar T, Siyothula T, Du Toit T, et al.
Pediatr Transplant
. 2024 Dec;
29(1):e70000.
PMID: 39688284
Background: Blood group incompatibility previously represented an obstacle to living related donor (LRD) options; desensitization modalities have expanded LRD options. ABO-incompatible kidney transplants have been successful in adults and pediatric...
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Aujo J, Coetzee A, Masu A, Enimil A, Luyckx V, Nourse P, et al.
Perit Dial Int
. 2024 Jun;
44(5):380-389.
PMID: 38863313
Introduction: In South Africa, only children considered eligible for transplantation are offered dialysis as bridge to kidney transplantation. Maintenance peritoneal dialysis (PD) is preferred and has several advantages over hemodialysis...
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McCulloch M, Luyckx V, Morrow B, Nourse P, Coetzee A, Reddy D, et al.
Pediatr Nephrol
. 2024 May;
39(9):2807-2818.
PMID: 38733539
Background: Dialysis is lifesaving for acute kidney injury (AKI), but access is poor in less resourced settings. A "peritoneal dialysis (PD) first" policy for paediatric AKI is more feasible than...
4.
Adetunji A, Gajjar P, Luyckx V, Reddy D, Collison N, Abdo T, et al.
Pediatr Transplant
. 2024 Mar;
28(3):e14709.
PMID: 38553791
Background: Kidney transplantation remains the treatment of choice for children with kidney failure (KF). In South Africa, kidney replacement therapy (KRT) is restricted to children eligible for transplantation. This study...
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Abugrain K, McCulloch M, Muloiwa R, Luyckx V, Buys H
Pediatr Nephrol
. 2024 Jan;
39(6):1809-1816.
PMID: 38170231
Background: Acute post-streptococcal glomerulonephritis (APSGN) is the most common cause of acute nephritis in children globally and, in some cases, may be associated with progressive kidney injury and failure, cumulating...
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Nyann B, Nourse P, Masu A, Agyabeng K, McCulloch M
Pediatr Nephrol
. 2023 Aug;
39(2):559-567.
PMID: 37532898
Background: Acute kidney injury (AKI) is a frequent complication of children admitted to the paediatric intensive care unit. One key management modality of AKI is the use of diuretics to...
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McCulloch M, Argent A, Morrow B, Nourse P, Coetzee A, Du Buisson C, et al.
Pediatr Nephrol
. 2023 Jun;
38(11):3757-3768.
PMID: 37278919
Background: Access to care for children with kidney disease is limited in less well-resourced regions of the world and paediatric nephrology (PN) workforce development with good practical skills is critical....
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Bamgboye E, Yadla M, Garcia-Garcia G, Boima V, Makanda-Charambira P, McCulloch M, et al.
Semin Nephrol
. 2023 Mar;
42(5):151312.
PMID: 36931206
In the absence of malignancy or other severe comorbidity, kidney transplantation offers better survival rates and quality of life than dialysis. Despite this survival advantage, many lower- and upper-middle-income countries...
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Benabe S, Batsis I, Dipchand A, Marks S, McCulloch M, Hsu E
Pediatr Transplant
. 2022 Dec;
27 Suppl 1:e14317.
PMID: 36468320
Background: There has not been a comprehensive global survey of pediatric-deceased donor allocation practices across all organs since the advent of deceased donor transplantation at the end of the 20th...
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Freeman M, Botha J, Brewer E, Damian M, Ettenger R, Gambetta K, et al.
Pediatr Transplant
. 2022 Dec;
27 Suppl 1:e14358.
PMID: 36468303
A position statement of the International Pediatric Transplant Association endorsing prioritizing pediatric recipients for deceased donor organ allocation, examining the key ethical arguments that serve as the foundation for that...