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Pilot Study of Treatment for Subclinical AMR (Antibody-mediated Rejection) in Kidney Transplant Recipients
This is a pilot study to determine if extended release Envarsus at an optimal level is just as effective as more invasive standard therapies for subclinical (mild) AMR (antibody mediated rejection) in kidney transplant patients. Subjects will be randomized to either conversion to Envarsus XR (extended release); or, to a standard of care regimen of plasma exchange/IVIG (intravenous immunoglobulin)/rituximab treatments.
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