Chinese Pediatric Organ Donation With Scheduled Cardiac Arrest After XXXX : A Novel China Classification Beyond Maastricht.

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OBJECTIVE: Organ donation with scheduled @entity1167 after @entity1620 (s-DBCD) is a special category in China. This study was to evaluate the procedure of pediatric s-DBCD, graft quality, and clinical outcomes of single kidney transplantation. METHODS: We retrospectively analyzed the data of 8 Chinese pediatric donors. RESULTS: The death causes of the donors (age 4-12 years) were @entity12807 after cardiopulmonary resuscitation (n  = 1), @entity1504 (n  = 1), severe @entity131 (n  = 3), and @entity75 (n  = 3). The functional warm @entity63 time of the grafts was 18 (13-26) minutes. Sixteen kidneys were recovered using liver-kidney en bloc procurement after in situ perfusion. All kidneys had a length >7 cm and were transplanted to 3 adolescent and 13 adult recipients. Two cases of delayed graft function occurred. The @entity1 had a median serum @entity1011 level of 97 (55-123)  mol/L by the last visit. The median estimated glomerular filtration rate level was 85.4 (58-136) mL/min. Five episodes of biopsy-proven acute rejection occurred in 4 @entity1 , which were reversed by @entity1667 pulse therapy. @entity2791 was observed in 1 @entity1 , which was cured by interventional balloon dilatation and stent implantation. CONCLUSION: Pediatric s-DBCD is feasible with acceptable graft quality. Single kidney transplantation with pediatric graft size >7 cm has good clinical outcomes.
