Uncontrolled donation after circulatory death (uDCD) represents a potential source of lungs,
and since Steen’s 2001 landmark case in Sweden, lungs have been recovered from uDCD …

… of care and further opportunities for biomedical innovation, … As our nation’s population
ages, there is an urgent need for … cardiovascular death is less predictable than death resulting …

… for organ retrieval after declaration of circulatory death and the appropriate standoff time: …
for broader regional sharing for those recipients in urgent need of transplantation. Ex vivo …

… In exceptional circumstances urgent cDCD procurement may proceed with organs … and, in
the case of liver donation, the opportunity to assess organ viability by monitoring transaminase …

… be considered for urgent-need transplant candidates, who were known to be COVID positive,
with past COVID-19, and were able to sign an informed consent. Urgent-need candidates …

Organ donation after circulatory death (DCD) has been endorsed by the World Health
Organization and is practiced worldwide. This overview examines current DCD practices, …

… as the number one cause of death across the globe in the year 2020. … Global equitable access
to vaccines is thus an urgent and … Such a transition offers an unprecedented opportunity to …

… circulatory death (DCD) describes the retrieval of organs for the purposes of transplantation
that follows death confirmed using circulatory … donation after brain death. The challenge in …

… death (DBD) remains the most common form of deceased organ donation, rates of donation
after circulatory death (… organs shortly after the confirmation of death by circulatory criteria. …

… circulatory determination of death (DCDD). We note that the terms “donation after cardiac
death”, “donation after circulatory death” … opportunity for organ donation after WLST and death. …