Background: Previous studies on decision‐making of living kidney donors have indicated
issues regarding donors' autonomy is inherent in decision‐making to donate their kidney …

Background Previous studies on decision‐making of living kidney donors have indicated
issues regarding donors' autonomy is inherent in decision‐making to donate their kidney …

As outcomes of organ transplantation have improved with advances in medicine, managing
medical ethics issues has become increasingly more important. Although a basic consensus …

Aim Careful assessment of the potential donor‐recipient relationship is recommended by
guidelines to prevent undue coercion, and to ensure realistic expectations and genuine …

Background This study aimed to discuss the reasons for kidney donation withdrawal and
related factors among the potential donors of living kidney transplant. Methods This study …

Background Many donors and recipients report an improved relationship after
transplantation; however, tension, neglect, guilt, and proprietorial concern over the recipient …

Background There are several psychosocial and ethical issues surrounding the decision
making of living kidney transplant donors. This study aimed to determine what health care …

Introduction Despite the lauded benefits of living kidney donation, there is growing evidence
of the challenges that living kidney donors (LKD) encounter in their donation trajectory and …

Background When possible, renal transplantation is the treatment of choice for patients with
end‐stage kidney disease. Technological developments in immunology have made it …

Aim and objective To explore living kidney donors' experiences during the donor evaluation
process. Background Due to a shortage of organs for kidney transplantation from deceased …