Sentence examples for donor body from inspiring English sources
As a second-year medical student at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, I had the privilege of learning human anatomy from a donor body.
There is no binding donor weight limit, but a little more than half of transplant centers cap donor body mass index at 35.
Sergio Canavero, a doctor in Turin, Italy, has drawn up plans to graft a living person's head on to a donor body and claims the procedures needed to carry out the operation are not far off.
Just before Travis died of leukemia at the age of 16, he decided to have his head cryogenically frozen, in the hope that sometime in the future medical technology may have advanced to allow his head to be sewn onto a donor body.
Up to three EDC, that is, ventilation >7 days; aminotransferases (ALT or AST) >3× normal; bilirubin >3 mg/dL; anti-HBc or HBs Ag positivity; donor age >65 years; liver steatosis >40%; donor body mass index >30; cold ischemia time >14 hours; peak serum Na+ >165 mmol/L; history of extrahepatic malignancy; or previous drug abuse were present in 55% of all grafts.
The weight factor for the elapsed time before the organ's removal from the donor body allows to assign a lower weight to this time component in the objective function in order to reflect the criticality of the process after the organ's removal.
The level of training varies, but critics of the practice say many such technicians cannot identify problems like undiagnosed tuberculosis or cancer in donor bodies.
The Royal Colleges and the Department of Health have recently warned that shortage of donor bodies is putting medical teaching in the United Kingdom at risk [3].
Over the last 25 years, Stielow has built 14 Camaros in the shop behind his house in Royal Oak, Michigan, sourcing clean, rust-free donor bodies primarily from California.
These delays show that the financial infrastructure of both the donor bodies and recipient countries is already overloaded.
He pointed to the corpse at our feet one of the dozens of donor bodies exposed to the elements here in the forests and fields of Texas State University's 26-acre decomposition research facility.
