Background. A uterine transplantation is a nonvital, quality-of-life–enhancing solid organ
transplant. Given improvements in donor risk profile and the anticipated shortage of suitable
deceased donors, nondirected donation could facilitate sustainability as uterine
transplantation moves from research into the clinical realm. The aim of this article is to
determine perceptions and identify motivations of potential nondirected living uterus donors
and assess acceptability and suitability. Methods. A cross-sectional survey using an …