Deceased Donors
Prediction of clinical outcomes after kidney transplantation from deceased donors with acute kidney injury: a comparison of the KDIGO and AKIN criteria
... between donors and recipients of kidney transplantation (KT) promoted the introduction of vari- ous strategies to increase the potential donor pool for transplantation [1, ...from deceased donors ...
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Molecular profile of urine extracellular vesicles from normo-functional kidneys reveal minimal differences between living and deceased donors
... Background: Kidney transplantation (KTx) is the best therapeutic approach for chronic kidney diseases leading to irreversible kidney failure. Considering the origin of the graft, several studies have reported differences ...
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Causes of Deceased Donors Loss before Organ Retrieval
... al. discovered that 10-20% of patients undergoing catecholamine storm in the course of brain death would be facing cardiac arrest before full-blown loss of brain function (5). Therefore, circulatory survivors will get ...
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Unsuspected Bacterial Infection in Deceased Donors and Its Impact on Immediate Post Operative Infections in Liver Recipients.
... all donors and recipient were treated with broad spectrum antibiotics empirically and then to specific antibiotics according culture sensitivity , there must be definite role for antibiotic in preventing bacterial ...
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Impact of acute kidney injury in expanded criteria deceased donors on post-transplant clinical outcomes: multicenter cohort study
... First, we compared the clinical characteristics of ECDs with those of SCDs. Donor age and the incidences of HTN, CVA, and AKI should be higher in ECDs because these factors define ECD [21]. Although DM was not in- cluded ...
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Organ transplantation from deceased donors with cancer: is it safe?
... from donors with malignancy will of necessity continue to be made on the basis of low-level ...Additionally, donors with a history of cancer are considered, and features that may aid in reaching a ...
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Deceased organ donation activity and efficiency in Switzerland between 2008 and 2017: achievements and future challenges
... actual deceased donors (ADD) and basic donor charac- teristics per ...Swiss donors that were transplanted abroad within the framework of inter- national organ ...
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Waiting for a kidney from a deceased donor: an interpretative phenomenological analysis
... a deceased donor would be less ...for deceased donors so that they do not have to inconvenience loved ones (de Groot et ...from deceased is ...
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Canada-DONATE study protocol: a prospective national observational study of the medical management of deceased organ donors
... Deceased donors provide the majority of organs for transplantation in Canada through one of two pathways. Both transpire within intensive care units (ICUs), under the care of critical care physicians and ...
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<p>Organ Donation In Bahrain</p>
... living donors, but in 2005 the situation had improved, with three organ donations from deceased donors and 27 from living ...living donors and the other seven from deceased ...living ...
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... Religion is the next most influencing factor governing the attitude and practice of the public towards organ donation. No religion formally forbids donation or receipt of organs or is against transplantation from living ...
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Circulating mitochondria in deceased organ donors are associated with immune activation and early allograft dysfunction
... of deceased donors compared with healthy living ...that deceased donor PMNs had an activated pheno- type and that deceased donor plasma had the ability to activate PMNs isolated from healthy ...
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Brain death-associated pathological events and therapeutic options
... in deceased donor transplantation. Deceased donors are frequently older than living donors; nevertheless, it has been shown that survival rates of living donor organs are better in every age ...
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Evaluating the process for deceased organ donation: a programme theory approach
... 2. Donors with poor prognosis of survival, by whatever route, then need to be admitted into intensive care units for assessment and organ maintenance. It is the task of professionals in intensive care units, wards ...
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Assessment of Deceased Donor Kidneys Using a Donor Scoring System
... received deceased kidney transplants at two transplantation centres (Seoul National University Hospital and Samsung Medical Center) between June 1994 and April ...from donors younger than 15 years were ...
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Blood product ratio in acute traumatic coagulopathy - effect on mortality in a Scandinavian level 1 trauma centre
... four donors), to be used before the results of the TEG analysis was available; (ii) storage of thawed, ready-to-use FFP in the blood bank for a maximum of 72 h; (iii) con- tinuous monitoring of the blood ...
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Appointment scheduling for blood donors in combination with walk in donors
... Only donors arriving during opening hours are taken into ...of donors passing all phases is dierent each time the simulation model is run, also index1a/index2a ...blood donors with/without ...
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It’s only fair: blood donors are more sensitive to violations of fairness norms than non donors: converging psychometric and ultimatum game evidence
... blood donors vs non-donors on an economic game, which equates to an N of 39 per cell to compare lapsed or active donors to ...lapsed donors would be observed rather than ...
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Prevalence and trend of transfusion-transmissible infectious diseases among blood donors in Bhavnagar district – A 5 year retrospective analysis
... voluntary donors ,proper counseling of blood donors and donor selection criteria followed by rationale use of ...blood donors have significantly lower rates of prevalence for markers of TTIs as ...
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Teaching endotracheal intubation on the recently deceased: opinion of patients and families.
... Among those who found the procedure accepta- ble, more than eighty percent thought prior patient consent was necessary. If people witness physi- cians teaching procedures on the deceased without their prior ...
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