Titlebook: Solid Organ Transplantation in Infants and Children; Stephen P. Dunn,Simon Horslen Living reference work 20200th edition pediatric patien

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Organ Allocation for Children,llocation. The scarcity of organs coupled with high mortality rates awaiting transplantation in all age groups required added pressure for the codified protection and prioritization of children, who have been designated a special and vulnerable population. Allocation systems have been implemented ac

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Regulatory Environment and Finances of Running a Pediatric Transplant Program,work (OPTN) and the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) as adult transplant programs. Compliance with these regulations can be more challenging primarily related to volume. The volume of pediatric solid organ transplants within the USA is only 6 % of the total volume of transplants perfo

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,In Pursuit of the “Ideal” Outcome After Pediatric Liver Transplantation,ed fashion toward common goals including to (i) define the best possible outcome for pediatric LT recipients and (ii) identify and close gaps in current care processes requiring acquisition of strategies and application of new discoveries which would ultimately improve the care delivery system. Focu

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Peri-transplant Determinants of Outcome in Liver Transplantation,nderlying disease and specific patient population. In3reasing understanding of cardiopulmonary and renal factors as impacting posttransplant outcomes as well as high level of heterogeneity in patient diagnoses presenting for liver transplantation requires a dynamic approach in evaluation..Technical

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Experience in India,India. Only a small minority of children who need a transplant actually receive one. Though there are several large adult liver transplant programs in India, the numbers of pediatric transplants done annually are very small. A dedicated pediatric liver transplant program was setup in Bangalore, focu