living kidney donation
Glomerular filtration rate: new age- and gender- specific reference ranges and thresholds for living kidney donation
... for living kidney donation that form part of the updated BTS guidelines ...spective living kidney donors from 18 UK centres, we found that young adults had an mGFR of approximately 100 ...
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Back to back comparison of mini open vs laparoscopic technique for living kidney donation
... as living kid- ney donors are healthy individuals undergoing surgery to improve the life of ...for living kidney donation is LDN, several centres across North America still offer the mini-ODN, ...
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An ethical comparison of living kidney donation and surrogacy: understanding the relational dimension
... a living for her chil- dren – something that is usually associated with being a good mother – this requires her at the same time to relin- quish the surrogacy ...
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Investigation of the physical and psychosocial outcomes after living kidney donation - a multicenter cohort study (SoLKiD - Safety of Living Kidney Donors)
... of living kidney donors during a 12-months course after donor nephrectomy in a prospective multicenter ...one kidney from a healthy ...after donation especially in female donors [7– ...after ...
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Computed tomography identified factors that preclude living kidney donation
... Variations of renal vascular anatomy were the second most common cause of donor exclusion. Despite accessory renal arteries 13 and prehilar branching 18 being relatively common, they represented the cause of exclusion in ...
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Risk of kidney stones in living kidney donors: A matched cohort study
... of living kidney donation have been increasing worldwide to address the organ shortage, with over 27,000 individuals choosing to donate every year ...(1). Living donation is practiced ...
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Medical Decision making and Logics of Negotiation in Living Organ Donation
... a kidney, yet they are also aware of the risks for a living donor; there is unanimity about the fact that if there were an equal alternative to living donation, no medical professional would ...
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Transplant tourism among kidney transplant patients in Eastern Nigeria
... stage kidney transplant patients as reported in this study could have accrued from paucity of transplant centers in Nigeria and overwhelming ignorance in the ...altruistic kidney donation and ...
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Pre-donation BMI and preserved kidney volume can predict the cohort with unfavorable renal functional compensation at 1-year after kidney donation
... after kidney donation in terms of glomerular ...after kidney donation, which, in other words, is benign hyperfiltration after living kidney donation ...after kidney ...
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Interviews of living kidney donors to assess donation-related concerns and information-gathering practices
... about donation that they either had personally before or after donation or heard from family members or friends, (2) information that they had desired before donation, and (3) where they sought ...
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Resilience and quality of life in 161 living kidney donors before nephrectomy and in the aftermath of donation: a naturalistic single center study
... postmortem donation and the ongoing organ shortage, living donation has begun to serve as the most crucial donor pool with increasing numbers in the western world [1, ...of living ...
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Lifetime risks of kidney donation: a medical decision analysis
... However it was not the purpose or ability of this study to give a precise estimate of lifetime ESRD for individual donors with multiple conditions. The analysis shows that younger donors have greater added risks of ESRD ...
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Circulating mitochondria in deceased organ donors are associated with immune activation and early allograft dysfunction
... Consistent with previous studies (5, 40–42), we found elevated levels of several cytokines/chemokines, including IL-6, IL-8, soluble IL-2R, soluble IL-1RA, and MIP-1β, in the circulation of deceased donors compared with ...
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Directed altruistic living donation : what is wrong with the beauty contest?
... on donation of bodily materials in the UK (including organs), and their de fi nition of altruism ( ...organ donation is only ethical if it is motivated by pure altruism will pose problems for directed ...
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Bone Marrow Donation Between Siblings Living in Different Families
... Minor siblings are often considered as potential bone marrow donors when a child needs a bone marrow transplant. The practice of using minors as bone marrow donors is ethically controversial, because there is some risk ...
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The meanings of organ donation : Muslims of Pakistani origin and white English nationals living in North England
... women, recruitment proceeded through a snowball effect so that in the end about 30 Muslim women and 25 white English women volunteered. Common issues for declining participation were lack of child care or spare time, ...
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LOng-term follow-up after liVE kidney donation (LOVE) study: a longitudinal comparison study protocol
... is kidney function in serum cre- atinine and eGFR (calculated with the CKD-EPI formula) ...remaining kidney in cm 3 by ultrasound (measured by experienced ultrasonographers), quality of life (mea- sured by ...
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On harm thresholds and living organ donation:must the living donor benefit, on balance, from his donation?
... of living organ donation may, however, also have consequences for other forms of ...blood donation would likely be unaffected by implementation of the donor benefit standard as it can be claimed in ...
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Longitudinal study of living kidney donor glomerular dynamics after nephrectomy
... As reported above, kidney donation was associated with an increase in renocortical volume (Figure 1C). Assuming propor- tionate glomerular hypertrophy, we used the percentage change in renocortical volume ...
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Potential for Liver and Kidney Donation After Circulatory Death in Infants and Children
... for kidney or liver donors; rather, eligibility was “determined by size, age, diagnoses, and the PICU at- tending’s opinion on the child’s likeli- hood of expiring within 60 ...for kidney donation ...
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