Objective To investigate the clinical characteristics and prevention strategies of donor-derived candida albicans infection in transplant patients with renal grafts from donation after citizen's death （DCD）. Methods The clinical data of 8 patients，who underwent kidney transplantation between January 2015 and December 2016 with candida albicans detected in their grafts preservation fluids，were retrospectively analyzed. Results One patient was not treated with prophylactic antifungal agents and had a nephrectomy at 2 weeks after renal transplantation due to rupture of the renal artery of graft. The recipient of the contralateral kidney from the same donor was treated with micafungin for 10 days. Still，it was removed 3 weeks after transplantation because of artery anastomotic rupture. After that，routine fungal cultures in peripheral drainage of renal allografts were conducted. Donor derived candida albicans infections were successfully prevent in 5 recipients by micafungin with adequate dosage and time of therapy. This infection was also effectively prevented in 1 patient by amphotericin B liposome followed with voriconazole. Conclusion It is necessary to establish an effective surveillance and control process for recipients whose graft preservation fluid contaminated by candida albicansto avoid serious consequences of grafts caused by fungal infection.