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Donation after brain death (DBD) protocols allows families of patients who are brain dead to donate organs. Such protocols have been implemented in many countries and might reduce the shortage of available organs for transplantation. Although such donation contributes an increasing proportion of viable organs for transplantation, identification of appropriate candidates is a restricting factor.
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