Donation After Circulatory Death Transplant

Elizabeth J. Bashian; Thomas F. O’Shea; Michael T. Cain; Jordan R. H. Hoffman

doi:10.1001/jama.2026.1183

March 9, 2026JAMA

Donation After Circulatory Death Transplant

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The aim is to highlight the need for standardization in organ procurement practices for transplants after circulatory death.
Discusses current practices in organ procurement
Emphasizes the significance of normothermic regional perfusion
Analyzes benefits of standardizing recovery techniques
Suggests improved recovery rates with standardized protocols
Indicates potential for better organ viability
Highlights the need for uniform practices across different regions

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This Viewpoint discusses the importance of standardizing organ procurement practices, particularly normothermic regional perfusion for donation after circulatory death recovery.

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