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How severe is organ shortage in Eurotransplant?on (Van Rood 1967). The main reason for this proposal was the prediction that optimal tissue typing, i.e. typing for the antigens of the Major Histocompatibility Complex - the so-called HLA-antigens - and the matching of donor and recipient for these antigens, would improve the outcome of organ tran

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Causes and socio-psychological dimensions in donation refusal much spectacular but, also, fragmented information by the media, leading the public to be confused and not willing to easily accept the new concepts. Moreover, the sophisticated and expansive organization which is now necessary to run the transplantation activities has made the state an obligatory

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Pancreas transplants from living related donorssplants have led to their increasing popularity in the United States, accounting for up to 50% of all kidney transplants at some centers. The pancreas was the first extrarenal solid organ in which successful LRD transplants were done [2]. Over the last 5 years, the use of LRDs has received increasin

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Relative effect of HLA matching and cold ischemia timewhile a well-matched recipient is located and the kidney is shipped [1]. It has even been suggested that by shortening the cold ischemia time HLA typing can be eliminated [2]. Despite this argument, there is strong evidence that well-matched transplants overcome any detrimental effects of increased