donor organ

People who are waiting to receive donor organs have many things going on in their lives.

There are not nearly enough donor organs to go around, from any demographic group.

A short while later she would be a prime candidate for a donor organ.

But at any one time there are around 10,000 people on the register waiting for a donor organ.

Unfortunately, thousands die every year waiting for a donor organ that never comes.

One is that rats can accept donor organs more easily and with fewer drugs.

Discussion Throughout the world, the shortage of donor organs has reached critical proportions.

The donor organs are not getting to where they are most urgently needed.

And donor organs are hard to come by.

Often while patients wait for donor organs, their cancers become too large to be cured by transplants.

Doctors here said such operations could help overcome the chronic shortage of donor organs.

This procedure could help ease the critical shortage of donor organs worldwide.

Vehicles that transport blood or donor organs may also use blue lights and sirens.

As the donor organs warm up to body temperature, the lungs begin to inflate.

Liver transplants can cure the disease, though there is a shortage of donor organs.

Her family was notified Monday that a suitable donor organ was available.

Cheap life-support systems for donor organs, that's all I ever had in mind."

But even with a transplant, half of the patients die within three years; others die waiting for a donor organ.

That would deny them access to donor organs.

"Like the hairballs that trade in illegal donor organs."

They caution, however, that such success would worsen the already desperate shortage of donor organs.

In addition, all donor organs are flushed with fluid to remove blood from them before transplanting.

Will that solve the shortage of donor organs?

There are not enough donor organs to treat the 16 million Americans who suffer from Type 1 diabetes.

Until fairly recently, older age was often considered sufficient grounds to reject either a donor organ or a recipient.