| Four studies used cadaveric donors only, and four studies included both cadaveric and living donors. |
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| More than one half of all kidney recipients receive an organ from a cadaveric donor. |
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| The surgeon then aseptically packs the cadaveric kidneys in additional iced solution and packages them in sterile iced containers. |
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| The effective demand for cadaveric organ transplants grew rapidly as success rates improved. |
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| The shortage of cadaveric organs has led surgeons to look to live donors to close that gap. |
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| Figure 4: Magnified cadaveric dissection showing the origin of the volar carpal artery, the lateral part of which is detached from the radius. |
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| But our health care system's injustice is also evident among cadaveric, brain-dead donors. |
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| Examples of a temporary covering are cadaveric allograft from an unrelated donor, xenograft, synthetic products, and cultured epithelial autograft. |
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| Garnier drew himself drawing his own propped-up legs, and turned his hair into a curly pompadour on a tall, cadaveric fellow. |
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| Anteroposterior and lateral roentgenograms, MRI scans, and direct visual inspection were used to screen human cadaveric knee specimens for inclusion in the study. |
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| Comparison of organ donation from living and cadaveric donors presents a unique opportunity to study the effect of brain death on clinical outcome. |
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| The second source is germ cells obtained from cadaveric fetal tissue following elective abortion. |
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| Canada's cadaveric donation rate is reportedly lower than that of most of the countries to which it is compared. |
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| In large part, cadaveric donation has followed brain death, as this has traditionally been the criteria. |
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| As already discussed, only a very small percentage of individuals become eligible for cadaveric donation. |
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| However, strides have been made, with at least one robot for mastoidectomy having reached the point of cadaveric trials. |
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| The foundation offers both simulation and cadaveric facilities for surgical and endovascular procedures. |
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| The supply of organs from cadaveric, but particularly from living, donors is very limited and strictly controlled in Europe. |
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| Loads were applied to a cadaveric distal ulna instrumented with strain gauges. |
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| Although brain deaths still account for the majority of cadaveric donations, the proportion of cadaveric donors following cardiac death is expected to continue increasing. |
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| In this cadaveric study, acromioclavicular joint congruity was examined after three methods of coracoclavicular loop repair. |
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| Robert Veatch, a well-known ethicist in Washington, D. C., has pointed out that the legal framework in Canada and in the United States for consent for cadaveric organ donation is an individualistic approach. |
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| In man, cases of transmission of CJD have been reported which have been attributed to the parenteral administration of growth hormone and gonadotropin derived from human cadaveric pituitary glands. |
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| A cadaveric study on the stability of lumbar segment after partial laminotomy and facetectomy with intact posterior ligaments. |
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| Altruistic strangers also offer parts, but this is rare. Living-donor rates vary as widely as cadaveric ones, from near zero in some countries to more than 20 per 1m in others. |
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| Andrew Reed, the chief executive of the Royal College of Surgeons, said the college would continue to offer cadaveric courses elsewhere in the UK in partnership with other faculties. |
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| Allografts are harvested from cadaveric tissue such as dermis, fascia lata, and dura mater. |
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| So every day, life-saving cadaveric organs are continuously being lost. |
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| The program combines short lectures tailored for the age group as well as real, hands on opportunities with anatomical models, simulators and cadaveric or animal tissue. |
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| Should the family of the cadaveric donor be notified? |
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| Hodgkin had just returned from his second visit to Paris, where he had learned to prepare and dissect cadaveric specimens. |
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| The strength of ligaments associated with the occipitoatlantal joint can be appreciated only by direct inspection during cadaveric dissections. |
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| We conducted a cadaveric study to determine the size of cartilage grafts that can be taken from the tragus without distorting tragal anatomy. |
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| They used 15 above-the-knee sectioned cadaveric specimens to simulate positions of dorsiflexion, plantar flexion, inversion and eversion, and rotational forces. |
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| A cadaveric study showed a small number of free nerve endings in the fibro-cartilage tissue of the peripheral half of the labrum, with no evidence for mechanoreceptors. |
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| Following Bogdanov's lead, Vladimir Shamov and Sergei Yudin in the USSR pioneered the transfusion of cadaveric blood from recently deceased donors. |
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| Blowout fractures were created prior to the dissection by applying force with a mallet to the cylindrical handle of an osteotome that was placed directly on the cadaveric eye. |
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