Post-transplant perinephric complications.

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Post-transplant perinephric complications. Post-transplant perinephric complications. (A) Acute hematoma on postoperative day 1 as imaged on grayscale ultrasonography. (B) Subacute hematoma identified on postoperative day 12 with septated complex fluid collection (arrow), along with acute subcapsular hematoma (arrowhead). (C) Large peritransplant lymphocele identified 2 weeks after transplantation, seen as a relatively anechoic fluid collection causing extrinsic compression of the graft. (D) Color Doppler ultrasonography showing high resistance indices in graft dysfunction due to extrinsic compression from a large lymphocele. Very high resistance index of 1.0 is noted. Asif Sharfuddin CJASN 2014;9:416-429 ©2014 by American Society of Nephrology