Elevated levels of CRP (preoperatively, early postoperatively, or >1 year after transplantation) have been found to be associated with inferior graft survival rates; increased intimal thickening and stenosis after arterial allograft transplantation39, higher risk of EAD and mortality after LT40, higher risk of coronary artery disease progression and graft failure after heart transplantation38, and rapid deterioration of graft function after renal transplantation41. Here, CRP is linked to coronary artery disorder.