'Kidney donor' diaporamas de présentation

RENAL TRANSPLANTATION AN OVERVIEW

RENAL TRANSPLANTATION AN OVERVIEW. Patients Selection For Kidney Transplanatation. All patients with ESRD are condidates for KT unless Systemic malignancy. Chronic infection. Severe cardiovascular disease. Neuropsychiatric disorder. Extremes of age (relative).

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LIVING DONOR KIDNEY TRANSPLANT

LIVING DONOR KIDNEY TRANSPLANT. Kelli Willard West, MSSW, APSW Living Donation Outreach Educator. End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) or Kidney Failure. Can occur at any age Requires renal replacement therapy (dialysis) or kidney transplant to sustain life

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A presentation to the ACERH Policy Forum held in Perth on 20 February 2009 Renata Hasanova

The effectiveness of financial incentives to encourage kidney donation: New evidence from Australia. A presentation to the ACERH Policy Forum held in Perth on 20 February 2009 Renata Hasanova Jim Butler ACERH (ANU). Overview. Effect of payment on supply Possible supply alternatives

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Tissue Typing

Tissue Typing. Everyone has several antigens located on the surface of his/her leukocytes:. One particular group of these antigens is called the HLA (Human Leukocyte Antigens). The HLA. Is responsible for stimulating the immune response to recognize tissue as self versus non-self.

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Kidney Transplant Donor

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Cells, tissues and organs

Cells, tissues and organs. All living organisms are made up of cells . Large numbers of cells group together to form tissue . Tissues can combine to form organs . Kidney function. The kidneys act as sieves. As blood passes through they filter out:

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