182. A 42-year-old man with end-stage renal disease undergoes transplantation with a kidney from a cadaveric donor. During the operation, following anastomosis of the renal vessels,the transplanted kidney becomes cyanotic and mottled. The kidney fails to excrete urine and is removed. Which of the following is the primary cause of nonfunction of thetransplanted kidney?A) Fibrin thrombi in capillariesB) Interstitial eosinophil InfiltrationC) Neutrophilic infiltration of venulesD) Organizing thrombus in the renal arteryE) T-lymphocyte infiltration of tubulesh

Key points to be noted from the case mentioned are as follows.The patient is 42 year old mansuffers…

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