Strong R W
Princess Alexandra Hospital, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
Natl Med J India. 1995 Jan-Feb;8(1):33-5.
The passing of brain death legislation by the Indian Parliament in June 1994 has paved the way for the commencement of cadaveric organ transplant programmes in India. The medical profession must develop a code of practice that is legally, medically and ethically acceptable. Once established, adherence to the policy and procedures is mandatory or transplantation in India will fall into disrepute at home and abroad. Donor selection and management is an integral part of the transplant process. The final result of transplantation can only be as good as the quality of the organ transplanted. The key elements of the selection criteria and management of the donor after the determination of brain death are outlined in this article.
1994年6月印度议会通过脑死亡立法，为印度尸体器官移植项目的启动铺平了道路。医学界必须制定出一套在法律、医学和伦理上都可接受的执业规范。一旦确立，必须严格遵守相关政策和程序，否则印度的器官移植将在国内外声名狼藉。供体的选择和管理是移植过程中不可或缺的一部分。移植的最终效果只能取决于所移植器官的质量。本文概述了脑死亡判定后供体选择标准和管理的关键要素。
