New England Journal of Medicine has recently published a report under `Letter to the Editor' column, revealing that Germany has better quality system than the US when it comes to treatment of complex cases of kidney failure.

Charité - Universitätsmedizin Scientists said German patients have shown better survival rate than US people living with the same risk of reactions as former receives proper immunization to deal with the problem and proper care is given so they do not witness any problem in future as well.

German technology is also ahead when it comes to dialysis as they boast to have a highly efficient European organ donation system. This system not only helps during the procedure of dialysis, but also when a person undergoes kidney transplantation.

When a person undergoes kidney transplantation, then the system is capable of matching and maintaining the data of organ donors and recipients. With every addition, it not only adds data but also analyzes the data so it could tell which kidney would be suitable for which person.

Charité University scientists said sometimes people who are on the waiting list to get new kidney starts developing antibodies which are formed against tissue characteristics. This makes body unable to accept any transplantation. Due to these issues, even hardest of efforts do not let the human body accept transplant.

Several researches were done to treat this problem, but it was found people died during those processes in the US. They also registered success in dialysis as not only on the grounds of treatment, but also in terms of care. After expert comments and views that are evidently being received from health officials and various statistics, there's no point hiding the fact that German medical care has outpaced the care provided by the USA.