O. R. Bystrova, E. Stakhanova, M. I. Ilchuk, A. A. Ulybysheva, O. Gichkun, D. A. Saydulaev, O. Shevchenko
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Fibrosis is one of the causes of kidney allograft loss, especially late after transplantation (up to 65% incidence after 2 years). The purpose of this literature review is to analyze studies examining noninvasive monitoring techniques for renal graft fibrosis.