Pathophysiological Changes and Systemic Inflammation in Brain Dead Organ Donors: Effect on Graft Quality
Transplantation is the definitive treatment of end-stage organ disease. As the shortage of suitable organs poses its main limitation, the active management of potential organ donors becomes increasingly more important. The majority of solid organs are still obtained from donors after confirmed brain...
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IntechOpen
2020
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