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  • Liver Retransplantation:Decision-Making and Challenge

    Release date:2016-09-08 10:24 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • Organ Procurement Process for Organ Donation after Cardiac Death

    Objective To summarize and further investigate the initial experience of organ procurement process for organ donation after cardiac death (DCD). Methods The clinical data,the selected standard,and the organ procurement process of 28 cases of DCD from July 2009 to January 2012 in the liver transplantation center of Guangzhou General Hospital were reviewed and analyzed. Results Twenty-eight cases of DCD all had donated organs successfully. Among these cases,there were 3 cases (10.7%) of the Maastricht Ⅲ, and one case (3.6%) of the Maastricht Ⅳ,and 24 cases (85.7%) of the organ donation after brain death plus cardiac death (DBCD).Three cases of the Maastricht Ⅲ were practiced the organ procurement process of DCD.One case of the Maastricht Ⅳ was practiced the organ procurement process of DBCD without the extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO).Twenty-four cases of DBCD were practiced the organ procurement process of DBCD with the ECMO.The donator warm ischemic time was zero min in DBCD,18 min in Maastricht Ⅳ,and mean 25 min (22-28 min) in MaastrichtⅢ.All the donated organs included 28 livers,40 kidneys,and 2 hearts.And all these organs had been practiced the liver transplantation,the kidney transplantation,and the heart transplantation. Conclusions The organ procurement process for organ DCD includes the DCD process and the DBCD process in China,and the later includes the organ procurement process with the ECMO and without the ECMO.The ECMO could well control the warm ischemia for protecting the donors just without ethics dispute. So,the using of the ECMO for the organ DCD of citizen in China has a very important contribution.

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  • Ten Cases of Transplants Using Organ Donation after Cardiac Death:Experience of One Single Center

    Objective To approach the questions of donation after cardiac death (DCD) and transplantation through analyzing the DCD cases in this hospital. Methods The organs were obtained from 4 DCD from 2010 to 2011 in this hospital, the clinical data of DCD were analyzed retrospectively. Results Seven renal transplantations and 3 liver transplantations were performed. Donor warm ischemic time was 10-40 min. The liver and left kidney of the first DCD donator (Maastricht categoryⅣ) were eliminated through biopsy. One patient exhibited delayed graft function of kidney from the first DCD,the nephrectomy had to be done on day 7 after operation due to renal allograft rupture. Nine patients received 3 livers and 6 kidneys from the other 3 DCD donators (Maastricht categoryⅢ),whose patients were alive with excellent graft function. Conclusions The use of controlled DCD (Maastricht categoryⅢ) might be an effective way to increase the number of organs available for transplantation because that it might obtain satisfactory transplant outcomes and acceptable postoperative complications. The widespread implementation of controlled DCD in China should be encouraged.

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  • Liver Transplantation from Donor Donation after Cardiac Death

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  • 中国器官移植的现状与出路—— 心脏死亡器官捐献的标准与应用

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  • Use of Liver Graft from Pediatric Donor of Donation after Cardiac Death in Adult Recipient (Report of One Case)

    Objective To discuss the criteria of recipient selection,surgical approach,and complications and its theray by using of pediatric donation after cardiac death liver graft in adult recipient. Methods The clinical data of one case of pediatric donation after cardiac death liver to adult recipient was analyzed retrospectively and the literatures were reviewed. Results A 6-year-old girl pronounced brain death due to drowning and on the basis of cardiopulmonary criteria donated the organ.The liver graft weight was 598 g and the warm ischemic time was 10 min. The liver donor was transplanted to a 64-year-old woman,the graft to recipient weight ratio was 1.09%,the graft volume/estimated standard liver volume was 61.8%.The classic orthotopic liver transplantation without bypass was underwent,the postoperative recovery was smooth after the liver transplantation.The CT scan showed that the liver graft volume was 1 003cm3 on day 14 after operation.The patient was discharged on 45 d after orthotopic liver transplantation and the liver function was normal when followed-up 3 months after the operation. Conclusions Pediatric donation after cardiac death liver graft can be successfully utilized to adult recipient.Recipient selection and surgical approach should be decided by conditions of both donor and graft.

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  • Development Status and Prospect of Donation after Cardiac Death

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  • Feasibility Analysis of Organ Donation after Cardiac Death in China

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  • Questionnaire Analysis of Attitude Towards Organ Transplantation and Donation in Inpatients

    Objective To get the information about the cognition and attitude towards organ transplantation and donation in inpatients. Methods The inpatients were investigated by using a self-designed questionnaire,including general data,cognition and attitude towards organ transplantation and donation. The influence factors of organ transplantation and donation were analyzed by SPSS 18.0. Results A total of 1 000 questionnaires were delivered,973 returned,the effective questionnaire was 906,and the effective rate was 93.1%. In 906 valid questionnaires,788 (87.0%) patients knew organ transplantation;189 (20.9%) patients had transplanted relatives;511 (56.4%) patients were willing to accept the organ transplant surgery,226 (24.9%) patients did not want,169 (18.7%) patients did not know;490 (54.1%) patients agreed to donate organ,173 (19.1%) patients disagreed,243 (26.8%) patients did not know. The age,education,occupation,knowing organ transplants,and with organ transplanted relatives or not had significant influences to the willingness towards organ transplantation and donation (P<0.01). The gender had no effect on organ transplantation (P=0.727) and donation (P=0.935) concerned issues,but the age,education,knowing organ transplantation,and with organ transplanted relatives or not had significant influences on it (P<0.01). Most concerned factors about organ transplantation were as follows:with an available organ for transplantation 〔28.7% (260/906)〕,postoperative quality of life 〔23.0% (208/906)〕,risk of surgery 〔21.5%(195/906)〕,surgery costs 〔19.5% (177/906)〕,and postoperative rejection 〔7.3% (66/906)〕. Most concerned factors about organ donation were as follows:the reasonable usage of donated organs 〔57.4% (520/906)〕,attitude of relatives 〔23.8% (216/906)〕,and donation compensation 〔17.6% (159/906)〕,and others 〔1.2% (11/906)〕. According to the way of organ donation,403 (44.4%) patients were willing to accept donation after cardiac death (DCD),257 (28.4%) patients accept donation after brain death,246 (27.2%) patients accept living organ donation. The gender,education,and occupation had significant influences on the way of organ donation (P<0.05),but age,knowing organ transplantation,and with organ transplanted relatives or not had no effects on it (P>0.05). Conclusions The lack of propaganda and the high costs of transplantation surgery are the main factors restricting the acceptance rate of organ transplantation. Over time,with continuous improvement of universal education and strengthening the publicity of organ transplantation,the acceptance rate will show a constant increase in the trend. By now,the most accepted way of organ donation is DCD in inpatients. The establishment of a reasonable organ allocation and compensation system is a corner stone to promote organ donation.

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  • Donor Maintenance of Organ Donation after Brain Death (Report of 2 Cases)

    Objective To explore the donor maintenance points of donor donation after brain death (DBD). Methods From December 2011 to January 2012,two cases of organ DBD in our hospital were performed. After diagnosis of brain death,mechanical ventilation,fluid resuscitation,vasoactive drugs,inotropic drugs,and so on were used,and invasive arterial pressure, central venous pressure,heart rate,blood gas exchange,urine output,electrolyte and acid-base balance,body temperature, hematocrit,albumin level were monitored,the donors vital organ perfusion were successfully kept at acceptable level. Results The vital signs of two cases of DBD donors were stable. The livers,kidneys,and corneas were donated,and the functions were stable and normal. Case one was diagnosed for brain death 6h after ICU admitted,the period from diagnosis to organ procurement was 33h. Case two was diagnosed for brain death 8h after ICU admitted,the period from diagnosis to organ procurement was 31h. All transplanted organs,livers,kidneys,and corneas,were working well after operation. Conclusions Donor maintenance process of DBD is the cornerstone to ensuring successfully organ donation and transplantation,which is important to improve the utilization rate of donated organs,and release the severely shortage of organ.

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