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Is Organ Donation From Brain Dead Donors Reaching an Inescapable and Desirable Nadir?
2011
Transplantation
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The brain dead patient is the ideal multiorgan donor. Conversely, brain death (BD) is an undesirable outcome of critical care medicine. Conditions that can lead to the state of BD are limited. An analysis showed that a (aneurysmal) subarachnoid hemorrhage, traumatic brain injury, or intracerebral hemorrhage in 83% precede the state of BD. Because of better prevention and treatment options, we should anticipate on an inescapable and desirable decline of BD. In this article, we offer arguments
doi:10.1097/tp.0b013e3182180567
pmid:21494178
fatcat:bkvc4hydzrh4hdw6a5ylit6caa