Donor derived infections are an increasingly recognized cause of post transplant morbidity
and mortality. Although these infections are not always predictable based on the information …

Donor-derived infectious diseases are infections that are present in an organ donor and
have the potential to be transmitted to at least 1 transplant recipient. Several recent …

Over the past decade, the solid organ transplant community has focused increased attention
on unexpected transmission of infectious pathogens from organ donor to recipient. While …

Infections are frequently transmitted through solid-organ and, to a lesser extent, stem cell
transplantation. There are 2 major types of donor-derived infections that are transmitted …

Infections are frequently transmitted through solid-organ and, to a lesser extent, stem cell
transplantation. There are 2 major types of donor-derived infections that are transmitted …

Donor-derived transmission of infectious diseases is a well-recognized complication of solid
organ transplantation. The rate of disease transmission from donors to recipients and the …

Introduction In March 2006, the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS) initiated a
requirement for reporting of organ donor disease transmission after transplantation. Within …

Clinical organ and tissue transplantation poses significant recipient risks, particularly donor
transmitted infections and malignancies, which must be weighed against the benefits of …

Organ donors reflect the diverse US population, and there are an increasing number of
donors born in, who have resided in, or who have traveled to underdeveloped areas of the …

Abstract In 2016, the Transplantation Society of Australia and New Zealand, with the support
of the Australian Government Organ and Tissue authority, commissioned a literature review …