Live kidney donors have an unknown cardiovascular risk. Retrospective studies that document a low overall risk of death may not capture the morbidity that may be associated with kidney donation. In addition, the low mortality in LKD may still exceed what would be expected on the basis of the initial low risk of donor candidates. One of the most easily measurable and modifiable factors that can contribute to cardiovascular risk is blood pressure. Accurate measurement of LKD blood pressure pattern would allow better understanding of the effect of live donation on HTN risk and provide the necessary information to modify and improve the outcomes of LKD.