… It is important to have strong data which show that premortem interventions improve the
outcome of transplantation from controlled donors after cardiac death. Studies on how the public …

… with controlled donation is very limited (19, 20, 21). In our center we have used both controlled
and uncontrolled donors after cardiac death … compared to controlled donation remained …

… primarily focused on facilitating donation. The causes of death in controlled DCD donors in
the UK are shown in Figure 2. Patients suitable for controlled DCD are generally those with …

… The use of donation after cardiac death (DCD) donors may … A retrospective analysis of 1436
consecutive deceased donor … from donors meeting the criteria for donation after brain death (…

… the quantity and quality of organs retrieved from uDCD donors. Finally, uDCD programmes
will allow the wishes of more people who chose to donate their organs after death to be met. …

… In addition to the narrative literature review, we also conducted a study of donor families’
experiences with cDCD and donation after brain death. In this chapter, we demonstrate the …

… ICU and transport the donor to the operating room after death. In clinical … donor before
death is not ethically sound. In the Netherlands and the United Kingdom, organs from controlled …

… controlled donation after circulatory death (cDCD) is widely debated in bioethical literature.
Opponents to currently applied cDCD protocols argue that they violate the dead donor … donor …

… of transplantable donor lungs. Traditionally, donation-after brain death (DBD) donors have
provided a vast majority of lungs for LTx, however donation-after cardiac death (DCD) donors …

… donors with donors after brain death, … for controlled donation, at a hospital where DCD is
not practised or available, may be transferred before WLST to a hospital that performs controlled …