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The progressive rise in the number of kidney transplant recipients in the last 2 decades is reflective of the technological advances in the field. Nephrologists are responsible for providing long-term longitudinal care to these patients. It is pertinent that nephrologists understand the various nuances of aspects such as immunosuppression, opportunistic infections, and identification of causes associated with graft dysfunction.