CareDx says study links early AlloSure elevation after kidney transplant to higher 3-year graft loss risk
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- CareDx flagged new real-world and prospective transplant studies to be presented at the American Transplant Congress 2026 on June 20-24.
- Kidney data tied early, sustained AlloSure elevations to worse long-term graft outcomes, while transient rises that normalized tracked with more stable courses.
- A prospective antibody-mediated rejection study showed AlloSure stayed elevated despite improvement in other clinical indicators, signaling ongoing graft injury.
- A large multicenter analysis linked elevated AlloSure to active alloimmune injury patterns, including cases not captured by standard antibody-based classifications.
- Heart findings connected higher AlloMap scores to later AlloSure Heart increases, supporting earlier detection of immune activation for surveillance strategy.
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