Transplant Care
Patient Support Program Highlights
Patient Support Program Highlights1,2,3
- Rejection is the major barrier to successful transplantation1
- Progress in our understanding of the immunobiology of rejection has been translated to the development of immunosuppressive agents2
- Modern immunopharmacological interventions have contributed to the clinical success observed following transplantation2
- In solid organ transplantation the induction of immunosuppression in the early phase is required to2
- Prevent graft rejection
- Improve graft and patient survival
- Improve overall patient quality of life
>90% graft survival one-year post transplantation with immunosuppressant
With the immunosuppressive drugs, one-year graft survival now exceeds 90% in most centres3
We at Viatris support needy patients to get the Tacrolimus and Everolimus level testing to maintain healthy graft and intern improve QOL.
References:
- Wood KJ, Goto R. Mechanisms of rejection: Current perspectives [Internet]. Transplantation. U.S. National Library of Medicine; [cited 2022Apr20]. Available from: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22138818/
- Hartono C, Muthukumar T, Suthanthiran M. Immunosuppressive drug therapy. Cold Spring Harbor Perspectives in Medicine. 2013;3(9).
- Afzali B, Lechler R, Lombardi G. Graft rejection: Immunological suppression. Encyclopedia of Life Sciences. 2010.