Patient management for thoracic organ donor candidates: the lung transplantation team's view.

Q4 Medicine Korean Journal of Transplantation Pub Date : 2024-03-31 Epub Date: 2024-02-01 DOI:10.4285/kjt.23.0062
Hye Ju Yeo
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Abstract

Despite the increasing demand for lung transplants, donor lungs remain in short supply. Although organ donations have been steadily increasing in Korea, with the utilization rate for donor lungs increasing to 40% in recent years, many potential donor organs remain unused. To match the increasing number of patients on the lung transplant waitlist, it is essential to increase the donor procurement rate through optimal management. Improvements in donor lung management programs can lead to expansion of the donor pool and optimal posttransplant outcomes. This review focuses on basic protocols for the optimal management of donor lungs and summarizes coronavirus disease 2019-related considerations for donor lung evaluation.

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胸腔器官捐献候选人的患者管理:肺移植团队的观点。
尽管肺移植的需求不断增加,但供体肺仍然供不应求。虽然韩国的器官捐献一直在稳步增长,近年来捐献肺的利用率已上升至 40%,但许多潜在的捐献器官仍未得到利用。为了满足肺移植等待名单上不断增加的患者数量,必须通过优化管理来提高供体获取率。改进供肺管理计划可以扩大供体库,并获得最佳的移植后效果。本综述重点介绍了供肺优化管理的基本方案,并总结了2019年冠状病毒疾病相关的供肺评估注意事项。
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Korean Journal of Transplantation
Korean Journal of Transplantation Medicine-Transplantation
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