英文摘要 |
Patients with end-stage renal disease receiving dialysis therapy can return to a normal life after undergoing renal transplantation. The source of kidneys is divided as cadaveric (Da- Ai) organ donation and living relatives' donation. Taiwan organ registry and sharing center stipulates the regulations for organ allocation and management. The priority of cadaveric organ transplantation is determined by the matching score between the donor and the patient on the waiting list. However, if the donor and the person to be transplanted are among the fifth-degree relatives or spouses, a designated transplant can be performed. This article collects data and discusses the ethical context in the process of designated donation of cadaver organs through the cooperation model of the transplant medical team and professional clinical judgments, so as to provide the most beneficial medical care choices for the patients and family members. |