This document outlines tasks and responsible roles for developing consensus recommendations on maximizing the use of organs recovered from cadaver donors. It proposes that each participant suggest two choices for each task to identify two individuals responsible for each task. Each task description would be made available online for editing by all participants. The draft divides tasks into areas like donor assessment, management, monitoring, organ preservation techniques, allocation protocols, and considerations for pediatric transplantations. Responsible roles would include clinicians, anesthesiologists, surgeons, and procurement agencies.
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European Consensus on Expansion of Thoracic Donor Pool (ECTTA)
9. Possible causes of so low extraction of heart donors:
PERCEIVED INCREASE OF PGF RATES IN THE LAST DECADE (role of recipient profile)
INCREASE OF THE HAZARD FOR PGF WITH THE INCREASE OF DONOR AGE
IF LONG ISCHEMIC TIME ARE PROJECTED
IF HIGH DOSAGE OF INOTROPES
INADEQUATE AVAILABILITY OF DATA (ANGIOGRAPHY, FUNCTIONAL DATA ETC.)
PERCEIVED CLINICAL STABILITY OF OUTPATIENT RECIPIENT
PERCEIVED AVAILABILITY OF A SURGICAL BACKUP TO TRANSPLANT (MCS)
NOT FOR ALL
COMPLEX USE FOR BIVENTRICULAR FAILURE
22. Donor Management
How:
Swan-Ganz Catheter
Other hemodinamic
monitoring devices
Continuous TEE
Bronchoscopy
When:
?
Role of Early
Management
Who:
Local ICU staff
Donor Agencies
Scouting Programs
27. DonorAssessment
At Harvesting Time
Ischemic Time
Age (in absence of coronaric lesions)
Inotropic dosage
Are risk factors related to the actual gold
standard of myocardial preservation: Cold
Static Cardioplegic Solutions.
30. Donor Preservation
How:
Cold Static
Hypotermic Ex vivo
perfusion
Normotermic Ex vivo
perfusion
When:
?
Physiopathology
of Brain Death
Who:
Donor Agencies
Transplant Centers
31. Methods
Each of the partecipants to the Core Group should
purpose 2 choices for every task so to identify 2
responsibles for every task.
Every task should be online on the dropbox open to
modifications by everyone (word revision mode) so the
responsibles of the tasks can accept or not modification
of each of the component of the consensus.
Every task may be developed indipendently but
bibliographic service may be updated from every
partecipants at the best of his knowledge.
32. Draft of Tasks and Responsible Role
Tasks:
Donor Assessment
Donor Management
Manage Modifiable Risk factors
Donor Monitoring
Brain Death Pathophysiology
and timing for harvesting
Scouting Programs
Organ Preservation (DBD/DCD)
Donor Allocation Protocols
Proposal of logistic models to
increase the rate of thoracic
Organs
Specific Considerations about
pediatric transplantations
Who:
Clinicians (cardiologist/pneumologists)
Anesthesiologist
Anesthesiologist/Surgeon
Clinicians/Anesthesiologist
Anesthesiologists
Cardiologist/Anesthesiologist
Surgeons/Anesthesiologist
Procurement/Surgeons
Procurement Agencies
Surgeons