[PDF][PDF] Influence of brain death on cytokine release in organ donors and renal transplants
M Stangl, T Zerkaulen, J Theodorakis… - Transplantation …, 2001 - academia.edu
M Stangl, T Zerkaulen, J Theodorakis, W Illner, H Schneeberger, W Land, E Faist
Transplantation proceedings, 2001•academia.eduMATERIALS AND METHODS Forty-five consecutive organ donors were studied in two
groups. In group 1 (n 15) living donation renal transplants and in group 2 (n 30) cadaveric
renal transplants were investigated. Blood was taken from the donor before and immediate
after organ harvesting. During the back-table preparation, all kidneys were ffushed with 250
mL Ringer's lactate, and samples were taken at the beginning and after 250-mL ffush.
groups. In group 1 (n 15) living donation renal transplants and in group 2 (n 30) cadaveric
renal transplants were investigated. Blood was taken from the donor before and immediate
after organ harvesting. During the back-table preparation, all kidneys were ffushed with 250
mL Ringer's lactate, and samples were taken at the beginning and after 250-mL ffush.
MATERIALS AND METHODS
Forty-five consecutive organ donors were studied in two groups. In group 1 (n 15) living donation renal transplants and in group 2 (n 30) cadaveric renal transplants were investigated. Blood was taken from the donor before and immediate after organ harvesting. During the back-table preparation, all kidneys were ffushed with 250 mL Ringer’s lactate, and samples were taken at the beginning and after 250-mL ffush.
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