Titlebook: Donation after Circulatory Death (DCD) Liver Transplantation; A Practical Guide Kristopher P. Croome,Paolo Muiesan,C. Burcin Taner Book 202

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Predicting the Likelihood a DCD Donor Will Expire,g to wasted resources. It is important for providers to have an accurate way to screen and identify potential donors. There are three main prediction tools that are used, the University of Wisconsin DCD tool, UNOS criteria, and DCD-N tool, which will be discussed in detail.

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Hani S. Mahmassani,Srinivas Peetaetrieved only from patients who are dead. While this principle is constant, the specifics surrounding the laws and cultural practices relating to death and organ donation vary significantly between countries. Key ethical concepts include autonomy, non-maleficence, futility, equity, and utility. This

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Christian Spielmann,L. Xu,F. Krauszt and procurement factors not only contribute to the results after transplantation but also impact on the selection process and the decision to utilize or decline such livers, which potentially transmit a high risk for severe complications including primary graft non-function or ischemic cholangiopa

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-80335-2d in recipients of donation after circulatory death (DCD) than in donation after brain death. As a way to balance this risk, careful selection of the adequate recipient is essential. Recipients with significant metabolic needs and/or poor functional reserve, such as those with advanced liver disease