Angela J Preston, Lynn Rew, Jason Spees
Social Determinants of Health and Psychological Capital Among Youth Experiencing Homelessness
Western journal of nursing research
first living donor kidney transplant syria performed 44 years ago end 2022 6265 renal transplants performed syria kidney bone marrow cornea stem cells organs tissues transplanted syria although 3 heart transplants deceased donors performed late 1980s cardiac transplant activities since discontinued 2003 national syrian legislation enacted authorizing use organs living unrelated deceased donors important law preceded another big stride acceptance higher islamic religious authorities syria 2001 principle procurement organs deceased donors provided consent given first seconddegree relative law enacted kidney transplant rates increased 7 per million population 2002 17 per million population 2007 kidney transplants performed abroad syrian patients declined 25 2002 2 2007 rates plateaued 2010 political crisis started 2011 fortyfour years first successful kidney transplant syria patients needing organ transplant rely living donors moreover 20 years law authorizing use organs deceased donors program still place syria war limited resources lack public awareness importance organ donation transplant appear factors inhibiting initiation deceased donor program syria concerted ongoing education campaign needed increase awareness organ donation change negative public attitudes gain societal acceptance every effort must made initiate deceased donor program lessen burden living donors enable national selfsufficiency organs transplant