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Organ Donation (Anatomy and Immunology (1980's cyclosproine was…
Organ Donation
Anatomy and Immunology
During the WW2 organ rejection was founded
1980's cyclosproine was founded
Increase kidney transplant success rates
Donors must have same blood types
People required different sized organs
Split-liver can be provided for pediatric patients.
Donation Process
Physicians
Transplant specialists
Hospital staff
Organs can only be used if the patient is brain dead
Organs
Heart
Lungs
Kidneys
Liver
Pancreas
Small intestine
Donor's history
Medical Conditions
Previous surgeries
Current mdications
Previous blood transfusions
Innovation
Living Donors
Kidney transplant
More successful
Split Liver transplant
Artificial Devices
Bridging device
LVAD
Xenotransplantation
Pig organs
Stem cells
Transplant Process
Liver transplant
Heart transplant
Kidney transplant
Tissue and other organ donation
Lung
Intestine
Eligibility and Quality of Life
Selection and listing of candidates for transplantation
Reasons to be rejected
Kidney disease
Cancer
Lung disease
Non-compliance
Age
Other medical problems
Ranked in order of severity
Success rates are 80%-90%
Ethics
Bioethics
Autonomy
Non- maleficence
Beneficence
Justice
Person must give consent to donate
Next of kin if under 18
Societal Matters
Expensive
Approves of organ donation
Orthodox, Conservative, Reform, and Reconstructionist
Legal Matters
Trillium Gift of Life Network Act 2000