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Abstract
In 4 diabetics who underwent renal transplantation, the transplant showed a remarkably good function during the months following operation, with no episodes of rejection. As such a course is unusual following a cadaveric transplantation, the hypothesis is presented that the cause of the good renal function and the “missing” rejections is to be found in the antidiabetic treatment with insulin.