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Organ Donation And Transplantation After Cardiac Death In China Xiaoshun He

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Organ Donation And Transplantation After Cardiac Death In China Xiaoshun He
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Publisher: Springer
File Extension: PDF
File size: 8.65 MB
Pages: 190
Author: Xiaoshun He, Jiefu Huang
ISBN: 9789811608148, 9811608148
Language: English
Year: 2022

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Organ Donation And Transplantation After Cardiac Death In China Xiaoshun He by Xiaoshun He, Jiefu Huang 9789811608148, 9811608148 instant download after payment.

This book presents a view of the current environment of organ donation and transplantation after cardiac death in China, including legal and ethical aspects of cardiac death, assessment and management of potential organ donor, quality evaluation and machine perfusion of organ, as well as immunology, imaging and pathology related to transplantation from cardiac death donors. Since 2015, voluntary donation has been announced as the only legitimate venue for organ transplant in China. As cardiac death is adopted in China, the donation mode is different from those in other countries where brain death is adopted. It offers transplant surgeons and physicians valuable information on optimal practice proposal for organ donation after cardiac death in China.

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