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2009 International donation and transplantation activity. IRODaT preliminary data
Management of hemostatic alterations in liver transplantation
M. Senzolo, G. Germani
Decrease in refusals to donate in Spain despite no substantial change in the population's attitude towards donation
B. Domínguez-Gil, M.J. Martín, M.O. Valentín, B. Scandroglio, E. Coll, J.S. López, J.M. Martínez, B. Miranda, R. Matesanz
The Portuguese match algorithm in the kidney paired donation program
B.A. Lima, L. Dias, A.C. Henriques, H. Alves
Ethical issues in embryonic stem cell research
E. Clayton, J. Eliahoo, V. Papalois
A new subject for forensic medicine: pacemaker function on post mortem tissue donation?
T. Karbe, B. Wulff, K. Püschel, A.S. Schröder
Are religious communities useful in promoting the organ donation debate? Lessons from the United Kingdom
G. Randh awa, A. Brocklehurst, R. Pateman, S. Kinsella, V. Parry
Hospital personnel faced with living kidney donation: an attitudinal survey in a Spanish hospital with an organ transplant program
A. Ríos, L. Martínez-Alarcón, A. López, P.J. Galindo, P. Parrilla, P. Ramírez
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The liver plays key roles in blood coagulation being involved in both primary and secondary hemostasis. Historically, liver transplantation ... |
Organ donation refusals have progressively decreased in Spain from 25% in 1993 to 15.2% in 2006. Our aim was to analyse whether ... |
The growing disparity between the number of patients on the national list waiting for a kidney transplant and the number of deceased ... |
Embryonic Stem Cell Research (ESCR) has the potential to determine the cause of cancers and chronic diseases and therefore produce ... |
In line with the European guidelines of safety and quality standards for the donation, retrieval, storing and distribution of ... |
This article reports the findings from the one to one interviews with the main UK faith and belief leaders which were commissioned ... |
In Spain, living kidney donation (LKD) is still uncommon and even within the healthcare system a considerable percentage of personnel ... |
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