organ transplant

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None had received an organtransplant, and only three had been transfused in the previous 20 years.
Do we utilize life-sustaining efforts to keep our recipients alive for one or two years after organtransplant?
But equally, the current crisis in organ availability has arisen because we respect people's preferences to participate in organtransplant programs.
Human eyes came from corneal and organtransplant donors.
Nonresident aliens and access to organtransplant.
Additional outcome predictors are specific to the particular organtransplant procedure under consideration.
As it happens, there are three other small children in the same hospital whose lives could also be saved by an organtransplant from the fetus but will otherwise die.
Although it is painful to deny transplantation to needy patients and to triage them out of the possibility of having an organtransplant, the policy is considered to be just.
If a policy of presumed consent were to be established for organtransplant there would need to be a specific provision for removal of genetic material.
The organs from all those who die would go into the cadaveric organ pool, and all those who need an organtransplant would be more likely to receive one.
Suppose there are four children in the same hospital, all of whom are three years old and need an organtransplant within the next twenty-four hours in order to survive.
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