PMID: 4881419Dec 21, 1968Paper

Function of cadaver renal homografts in relation to age of donor, cause of death, and ischemia time

British Medical Journal
H J WhiteR Y Calne

Abstract

Twenty-six renal grafts four months or more after transplantation have been shown to function satisfactorily when the donor's age has varied from 10 to 64 years and the period of warm ischaemia has been between 26 and 133 minutes. It is suggested that a more lenient view be adopted with respect to the age of the donor, but that a warm ischaemia time of two hours should not be exceeded.

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Jan 1, 1977·The Ulster Medical Journal·M G McGeownJ A Kennedy
Oct 21, 1972·British Medical Journal·B HulmeW S Peart
Feb 1, 1972·The Journal of Urology·C A LinkeA T Cockett
Jun 1, 1969·The British Journal of Surgery·J R SalamanD Yoffa
Sep 1, 1971·The British Journal of Surgery·J R PenaR Y Calne
Aug 1, 1969·The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery·V MarshallP J Morris

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