Titlebook: Organ Allocation; Proceedings of the 3 J. L. Touraine,J. Traeger,C. Dupuy Conference proceedings 1998 Springer Science+Business Media Dordr

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Principles and practice of cadaver organ allocation in Francetransplantation programs, has resulted in an increased need of solid-organ supply [1]. Since most of the patients concerned are suffering from an endstage disease with a life-threatening functional organ failure, organ transplantation is a health-care response which takes place in a tragic context.

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What to expect from a good kidney allocation systemransplant waiting lists. Improved patient care and refined methods of immunosuppression have increased the confidence of transplant doctors. Consequently, patients who a few years ago would have been denied a chance for a transplant are nowadays commonly accepted as transplant candidates. This has r

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Increasing kidney supply as the best solution to the allocation probleme kidney, and 35 000 others do not. In the United States in 1998 some 20 000 patients may wait in vain for, despite having a chance to obtain a kidney, they could not … simply because there were not enough kidneys to satisfy the demand. As the disparity between the number of waiting patients and the

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Strategies in organ donationation in North America is typical: in 1995, 44 000 patients were registered on the UNOS waiting list, three-quarters of them renal patients. During the previous 7 years the waiting list had increased at a rate of 22.4% per annum, whereas the average total number of transplants per annum had only inc

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