surgical illustration of en-bloc (dual) kidney transplant from a 16-month old brain-dead donor to an adult recipient

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Abstract
Transplantable organs from pediatric donors have been contributing significantly to donor pool worldwide. Pediatric donors are excellent resources that should be procured whenever available, and with the recent increase in deceased donations in India, more pediatric donors will be available for organ harvesting. We share a rare instance of multi-organ harvesting from a 16-month old brain dead donor and implanting both kidneys en-bloc in an adult male, while liver went to a 4-year old child. The report provides the surgical illustration of salient steps of transplanting both kidneys from pediatric donor into an adult, in an en-bloc manner.
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Authors ;Vikas Jain;Saurabh Jain;Paras Singhal;Suman Lata Nayak;Rajendra P Mathur
Journal interventions
Year 2017
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10.4103/0970-1591.194788
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