Organ Procurement From a Brain-Dead Pregnant Woman in Third Trimester With Nonviable Fetus in Utero: A Case Report

This case highlights the feasibility of organ procurement in late-stage pregnancy with fetus in situ, emphasizing multidisciplinary planning and surgical adaptability.

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Transplantation Proceedings
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.transproceed.2024.12.027
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Organ Donation and Transplantation
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Organ Procurement From a Brain-Dead Pregnant Woman in Third Trimester With Nonviable Fetus in Utero: A Case Report

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Organ Procurement From a Brain-Dead Pregnant Woman in Third Trimester With Nonviable Fetus in Utero: A Case Report

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Abstract

This case highlights the feasibility of organ procurement in late-stage pregnancy with fetus in situ, emphasizing multidisciplinary planning and surgical adaptability.

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Tulane University (US), Ochsner Medical Center (US), Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital (US)
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