kidney donor

For this reason, more people are making the decision to become kidney donors.

My elderly father would have died without a kidney donor.

She says she's hoping that they'll find a new kidney donor.

In late November 2008, doctors said they had found him a kidney donor.

A date for transplant surgery will not be set until a kidney donor is found.

She went on dialysis and hoped for a kidney donor.

Health-insurance companies do not raise their rates for kidney donors.

They said counseling potential kidney donors who have a history of high blood pressure poses a particular challenge.

As a result, Jack decides to use the liberal media to find an alternate way to get him a kidney donor.

In 2002, 353 people became living liver donors, and 6,234 were live kidney donors.

Biopsies are usually not performed on living kidney donors.

July 31, 2006 - Kidney donors appear to have higher than expected blood pressure years after donation, according to an analysis of the existing research.

In the newly published analysis, researchers reviewed 48 studies involving 5,145 living kidney donors from 28 countries.

They are waiting for a kidney donor and time is running out fast; I wonder if his faith has been weakened or strengthened.

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"I had seen four other ladies that I knew pass away" while they waited for kidney donors, she said.

Spleen and white blood cells from the kidney donors had been frozen at the time of transplant.

Elliott's family members underwent blood screening last week to determine whether they qualify as kidney donors.

At that point, a kidney donor had been identified, but the operation had yet to be scheduled.

"He swapped his inside for a passport," someone says of a suffering kidney donor operated on in Room 510.

It's a little harder to determine which young woman is the kidney donor, but the process of elimination is a huge help.

One kidney donor committed suicide a few years ago after sinking into a deep depression when the recipient became ill.

Almost anyone can become a kidney donor.

How much more likely is it that a professional boxer, for example, would suffer permanent bodily damage, than a kidney donor?

Guidelines for the psychosocial evaluation of living unrelated kidney donors in the United States.