Examples of 'deceased donor' in a sentence
Meaning of "deceased donor"
In the medical and transplantation context, a 'deceased donor' refers to an individual who has passed away and whose organs or tissues may be donated for transplantation or medical research purposes
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This is almost always a deceased donor transplant.
It was an allogeneic transplant taken from a recently deceased donor.
The dignity of the deceased donor has to be respected.
Family consent required for deceased donor.
Be from a deceased donor or living donor.
Most liver transplants are from a deceased donor.
Deceased donor kidney transplants are carried out in emergency conditions.
The organ was transplanted from a deceased donor.
A deceased donor can provide up to six organs for transplantation.
All recipients had a deceased donor.
The deceased donor may be in a state of brain death or in cardiac arrest.
All of them were recipients of a deceased donor.
Of the deceased donor.
The most conservative approach is transplantation from a deceased donor.
Typically the wait for a deceased donor kidney is long.
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Donor lungs can be retrieved from a living donor or a deceased donor.
They have to wait for a deceased donor to become available.
This may be from a live donor or from a deceased donor.
Case of a deceased donor.
The minimum selection criteria are the same as for a deceased donor.
By contract the timeframe for deceased donor evaluation is typically hours.
A person who died and donated a kidney is called a deceased donor.
There is no guarantee with a deceased donor pancreas will become available.
Deceased donor organs are perfused to sustain the ability to function for transplantation.
Receive a liver from a deceased donor.
Every deceased donor gives eight people awaiting a transplant a chance to receive a new organ.
Kidney from a living or deceased donor.
Tissues are taken from the deceased donor and transplanted to patients who need them.
We needed to wait for a deceased donor.
Deceased donor DD characteristics should directly influence the occurrence of these two outcomes.
The score predicts the survival of deceased donor kidneys.
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Patients do not need to wait for a deceased donor kidney to become available.
Aggressive volume resuscitation is essential for the maintenance of the deceased donor.
And there is no guarantee when a deceased donor kidney will become available.
Birth of a baby that was formed in the transplanted uterus of a deceased donor.
The wait time to receive a kidney from a deceased donor is between five and ten years.
But they have to wait up to nine years for an organ from a deceased donor.
With respect to access to deceased donor livers, children are prioritized over adults.
Living donor transplants often work longer than deceased donor transplants.
In contrast, the rate of deceased donor organs has not risen as quickly.
The first child to come into the world through the belly of a deceased donor.
He adds that theoretically, one deceased donor can save six to seven lives.
A transplant from a living donor usually lasts longer than one from a deceased donor.
To get a deceased donor transplant, the child must be added to the national waiting list.
The waiting list to receive a kidney from a deceased donor was very long.
A kidney from a deceased donor can take longer to start working-two to four weeks or more.
The wait time for a kidney transplant from a deceased donor is many years.
Perfusion of said deceased donor with a composition as defined in claim 1 ; then.
This involves implanting healthy pancreatic islet cells from a deceased donor into the recipient.
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