ReviewIndian journal of thoracic and cardiovascular surgery2021
Procurement of lungs from brain-dead donors.
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Abstract
Lung transplantation is the procedure of choice in many patients with end-stage lung disease and is being performed more frequently around the world. However, there continues to be shortage of donor organs with the ever-expanding number of recipients on the waiting list, leading to liberalization of the lung donor selection criteria with increasing acceptance of marginal donors while striving for excellent results. This has placed an increasing emphasis on the technique of donor lung procurement and preservation from marginal donors. Good judgment and procurement techniques are necessary to obtain high-quality donor lungs for transplantation and optimize long-term results. This is a review of our current technique used for the procurement of the lungs from brain-dead donors.
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