What Histological Factors Predict Post-Transplant Outcomes?
Several histological factors are predictive of post-transplant outcomes. These include the degree of tissue damage, presence of rejection markers, and the extent of inflammatory infiltrates. For instance, in heart transplants, the presence of myocardial fibrosis can indicate poor prognosis. In kidney transplants, acute and chronic rejection can be identified through specific histological changes in the renal tissue.
